Renovated space combines modern design with warm lighting and stylish artwork, creating a spacious and clean atmosphere. Casual dining area features a long mural and collections of mopeds, adding unique character. Noise level varies, with occasional doorbell sounds and electronic cover music, but overall maintains a balance suitable for conversation.
Broths range from rich and comforting to savory and delightful, with options like hot and sour and fully vegetarian soups. Wonton soup features fresh veggies and tender wontons, often paired with egg rolls or included in meal deals and lunch specials.
Pho stands out with its extremely flavorful broth and options like chicken and shrimp. Vegetarian pho includes a variety of veggies and good tofu, while sides like vegetable eggrolls complement the meal well.
"The Vietnamese food here, especially the pho, has an amazing, rich, and flavorful broth."
"I thought the egg rolls were the best I ever had."
"I loved the fresh tasting and satisfying hot and sour soup."
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
The restaurant offers takeout options for all menu items.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for small orders.
Small space offers authentic Thai cuisine with flavorful pho and boat noodles that stand out in the city. Atmosphere feels welcoming and accommodates dietary needs like gluten intolerance. Parking and entrance can be challenging, but food quality and value remain strong draws.
Soups feature real galangal and kaffir lime leaves for authentic flavor. The tom yum soup is hot and flavorful, and the boat noodles come with a tasty pork skin garnish.
Pho features a rich and savory broth with tender noodles and perfectly cooked meats. The menu includes Thai boat pho and crispy porkbelly laab, offering flavorful and authentic Vietnamese dishes.
Good to know
Parking is available, but be cautious of the surrounding area.
Most dishes can be prepared gluten-free upon request.
Expect to spend around $40 for two people.
Small space with a hole in the wall vibe offers a cozy and welcoming atmosphere despite occasional cold drafts near the entrance. The menu focuses on authentic Thai noodle dishes like boat noodles and pho, drawing a local following for flavorful, well-prepared meals.
Boat noodle soup offers awesome flavor similar to what you find in Thailand. You can add heat and chili vinegar to customize the spice level. The Moo Manao noodle soup is a good choice if you like spice.
Pho features a beef blood broth with plenty of flavor and generous portions. Spring rolls and papaya salad stand out as top choices alongside Thai boat noodles and green Thai tea.
Good to know
Parking can be challenging; consider arriving early or using street parking.
The restaurant has limited seating, suitable for small groups of 2-4.
Menu features authentic Thai dishes, including boat noodles and pork belly.
Small, clean space offers an authentic Vietnamese atmosphere with a cozy, welcoming vibe. Customers enjoy phenomenal soups and unique dishes like crab noodle soup and bun bo hue. Service includes friendly staff managing a no-frills, hidden gem setting.
Unique options like crab noodle soup and duck curry stand out. Soups include mi seafood egg noodle soup with a decent seafood presence and a variety of Vietnamese snack soups like chè.
Bun bo hue stands out with rich flavors. Sandwiches and steamed buns come in savory and sweet varieties. Pho and spring rolls taste good, while desserts and drinks like mung bean durian add variety.
Good to know
Hue Ai charges a 15% service charge and an additional 4% fee for credit card payments.
The parking and entrance are located in the back of the restaurant.
There wasn’t a visible menu, so ask for prices when ordering.
Small, cozy space with a quiet, authentic vibe and limited seating. Family atmosphere draws steady customers who often order boat noodles and Pad Thai praised for their flavor. Food shows bold Thai spices but can vary in spice level and sweetness.
Broth in the soups tastes real and rich. Boat soup comes packed with plenty of flavorful meat. Tom Yum soup offers a choice of protein including chicken and tofu.
Pho features a great broth with generous portions and authentic flavors. Other Vietnamese dishes like chicken egg rolls and chicken pho are available alongside Thai options.
Good to know
Seating is very limited, making it hard to find a spot during busy times.
Food prices are not clearly stated on the menu, so ask before ordering.
Each dish costs about $16-18, which is surprising for a casual restaurant.
Small space with cramped seating and wobbly tables creates a casual, fast-food vibe. Atmosphere feels home-y but lacks polish, with some clutter near the entrance. Offers authentic Thai cuisine known for rich, flavorful curries and unique dishes.
Soups here include a creamy tom yum that suits cold weather and a coconut milk soup served in a hot pot with options like mock duck for vegans. Presentation is neat and portions fill three people easily.
Pho stands out with its jumbo bowls, springy noodles, and crunchy sprouts and onion. The broth is flavorful enough to enjoy without adding anything. Spring rolls and egg rolls also taste good.
Good to know
The restaurant does not serve alcohol.
There is ample free parking available on both sides of the building.
The menu offers many options that can be made vegan or vegetarian-friendly.
Cozy, ethnic setting with dated diner style decor and close tables creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Regulars include Asian diners, reflecting its authentic Vietnamese roots. Known for affordable lunch specials and carefully prepared pho, it maintains traditional flavors without Americanization.
Hot soup comes with lots of extra meat, making it a good value. The hot and sour soup stands out alongside tasty spring rolls.
Bun Bo Hue stands out with rich, authentic flavors better than many local spots. Pho broth offers a great balance of onion and depth, served in generous portions. Freshly made spring rolls arrive quickly and taste very authentic.
Good to know
Lunch specials are priced at $8.50, offering good value.
Parking is ample in the lot and on the streets.
A 15% service charge is automatically added to the bill.
Huge building filled with hundreds of shops creates a vibrant marketplace atmosphere. Traditional Hmong clothes hang overhead, immersing visitors in authentic Asian culture. Food court offers diverse, flavorful dishes alongside fresh produce, making it feel like a trip abroad.
Noodle soups lean toward the sweet side, with options like sweet curry noodles and sweet stew pork with egg. The khapoon curry noodle soup stands out for being less sweet. Tendon soup and a bitter soup also feature among the choices.
Pho stands out with its amazing flavor and is a common favorite. The menu includes combo Pho, purple rice, and crispy pork alongside fresh produce and desserts like the tri-color drink.
Good to know
Parking can be very limited, especially on weekends.
Hmong Village features a variety of Asian foods and cultural items.
Not all shops are open during weekdays, but many are.