Hello Vietnam | Phở & Roll

Nice quiet place for Vietnamese food. The service is fast, food portion is good and the price is reasonable. I really liked the Singaporean noodles with shrimp. It’s not very spicy, add some chili sauce at the table. They close a bit early at 8pm, plan accordingly. Sorry, I only took the picture after I ate most of it.

You ever walk into a pho place playing Vietnamese music, decorated with conical hats and lanterns… and not a single Vietnamese person working there? 🚩🚩 I’m thinking, “This is gonna be cultural appropriation in a bowl.” But then the pho arrives. And the broth? Not bad at all. Like, suspiciously good. Borderline offensive how good it was. So either they’ve got a Vietnamese grandma hidden in the back stirring pots with her eyes closed… or I just got my pho fix from the most unexpected plot twist of the year. 😂 Would I go back? Yeah. Will I question reality while doing so? Absolutely.

The assortment of food is great! From the wings to the oxtail spicy soup. They even have all sorts of boba drinks. The quality is very good on all items I had. Even the beef chow fun was excellent. The fried rice was very tasty and the pho was solid pho. Can’t go wrong with this spot!

July 7, 2026 Tuesday I have been a customer here for a while and have always enjoyed the food, which is why this experience was so disappointing. Today, around 1:15 p.m., I ordered the garlic shrimp with steamed rice. I only ate about half of my meal because I had to return to work. After my shift, I sat in my car to finish the rest of my food. When I took a bite, I felt something unusual. I looked at my food, as I normally do while eating, and found a hair in the middle of the steamed rice. I called the restaurant and left a voicemail, then went inside to let them know. One of the sisters was kind, refunded my meal, and I ordered a spring roll because I was hungry after a long day of taking care of clients. Unfortunately, the other sister came out with a demeanor and an unfriendly tone. She accused me of putting the hair in the food myself. She explained that the employee had short hair and that the steamed rice was prepared in batches in the morning. She also said, "This is the last time we will refund your money." I have also worked in a Vietnamese restaurant, so I understand how food is prepared. My question is: if the steamed rice is made in batches, who prepared the rice? Finding a hair in food can happen in any kitchen, but accusing a customer without evidence is not the right way to handle the situation. What disappointed me most was not finding the hair—it was being accused of doing something I did not do. I should not have had to defend myself for reporting a legitimate concern. Hair in the middle of the rice! I did not appreciate how I was treated. Before I left, the sister who refunded me apologized and said, "I'm sorry, Thuy," and told me she was sad that I would not be coming back. I also left a voicemail for the owner because I believe they should be aware of how this situation was handled. I hope this feedback helps improve customer service in the future.

Being new to Vietnamese food I was excited to try this place out. Unfortunately I was disappointed by the lack of flavor in the Spring rolls here. The rice paper was tough and the meat was cold and tasted bland. I was excited to try pho for …