Amazing Basil & A Cup Of (Fremont)

We went for a big family dinner where people had various diet needs. This place offers a separate vegan menu. As mentioned in other reviews, the QR code and online ordering did cause some confusion. The food came hot to the table, but they didn’t bring the pineapple rice we ordered and the vegetable pad Thai had eggs and fish sauce. The children didn’t like the smell. The lemongrass tofu was on the sweeter side. The papaya salad was spicy and well made. The roti curry was mild enough for the children as well and they liked the garlic bread. We arrived right before last call was taken, so it may be better for larger groups to arrive before 7:45 pm so the kitchen doesn’t close.

Absolutely amazing place. Diverse selection of cuisines (from Thai to Viet to Chinese) with dishes that are unique and delicious at a fair price. Internal decor is creative and aesthetic. Always blown away by the shrimp and salty egg yolk fried rice, but it's hard to find a bad dish.

Food, drinks & boba were great, and the ambience was super cozy and welcoming. Customer service though was pretty much nonexistent. Ordering through the QR code was fine, but several items took a long time and needed multiple follow-ups. It was also really hard to get anyone’s attention and we had to literally get up and go to the counter to get help. Enjoyed the food and vibe, but the experience would’ve been much better with more attentive service.

This restaurant is described as a fusion of Vietnamese and Thai cuisines. It has a pleasant ambiance, highlighted by a floral wall that’s popular for photo ops. We ordered the Salted Egg Yolk Fried Rice, Mango Mojito, Whole Beef Bone Marrow with Toast, and Grilled Fatty Pork Shoulder. The presentation was impressive, and everything tasted delicious. Overall, it was a nice experience — we’d consider coming back to try more dishes from the menu.

Came for Saturday lunch and it was very crowded but we got seated right away. Ordering is all done through a QR code, which made ordering easy. We tried the vegan Thai tea, crispy eggplant strips, vegan basil beef rice, and vegan chili shrimp salad. The eggplant was the best dish we had! The basil beef was flavorful but a bit pricey, and the shrimp salad had good spice but the shrimp itself was bland. The Thai tea was sweet and refreshing, and was an amazing value. The vibe is cozy and tropical with lots of greenery, energetic but not overwhelming. Parking is a bit of a headache since the lot fills up fast. Overall, I’d definitely come back and try more dishes!