Vietnam Restaurant

My boyfriend and I recently visited this Vietnamese restaurant and really enjoyed the food. He ordered the chicken pho, and I had the vegetarian pho with tofu. Both dishes were flavorful, fresh, and very satisfying. The pho was comforting and exactly what we were craving. The only downside was a noticeable sewer-like odor throughout the restaurant. Unfortunately, it was strong enough to make it difficult for me to fully enjoy my meal and the overall dining experience. That said, the food itself was genuinely good, and I would consider coming back if the odor issue is addressed.

I walked 25 minutes from my hotel on January 3, 2026 to go try the food in this place. I came in and waited for someone to come sit me; after about 2 minutes, someone in the kitchen saw me standing by the door and, as if I were an inconvenience, came to play hostess, giving me the menu and assigning me a table. So far, everything normal. I can understand kitchen staff feeling frustrated on a busy day when a new customer is waiting for a table. However, this was no busy day, the place was half empty at best, with about 5-6 tables occupied, including me (a large party of about 6 left as I was sitting down). After less than 1 minute, before I had a chance to look at the menu, a waiter came to ask me if I wanted something to drink, I said I would get water and would probably order something else as soon as I had a chance to look at the menu carefully. He left and about 30 seconds later, another waiter came to ask me if I wanted something to drink. I told him that I had already asked someone else for water and that I wanted bubble tea if they had bubble tea, as I was having difficulty finding out in the drinks section of the menu and I hadn't had enough time to look at it. As I was trying to find the bubble tea list, I asked him if he could tell me what types of bubble tea they had, he said, frustrated, "it's on the menu". I still hadn't been able to read the list of options (this may sound as if I had made him stand there waiting for me for 5 minutes but that was NOT the case, maybe 5-7 seconds), as I finally found the bubble tea section and started to scour it, I asked him if they had jasmine tea, he said, exasperated and almost rolling his eyes "it's on the menu". The first waiter came to my table at that moment with my glass of water. I had had enough of the attitude of the second waiter, I told him that he didn't have to help me if he didn't want to, that he had a terrible attitude. He replied, defensively "all I said was that everything is on the menu!", I said that I knew that but that I was asking him to help me a little, as I got up and left. So I never got to try the food in this place, which is a shame because it seems good, but I will never go back and I do not recommend the place. The staff, in general, need to undergo training to understand what is acceptable and what is not acceptable in terms of the way they treat customers.

The food was okay. I had better. The egg rolls were a little too salty for my taste. Their fish sauce didn't have any taste to it so all in all it was okay. I probably won't go back. Oh and everything was sticky the table. Everything that you touch it was kind of sticky. I was wondering why

I’m Vietnamese and I would not consider these food as Vietnamese food, not even close 🥲 the taste is very bland. The quality of the food is definitely not worth the price. The pork spring rolls only have one thin slice of pork inside and the pork is super super dry (tastes like cardboard). And they use that same pork in my noodle soup as well 😭😭 I’m sorry but I definitely would not come back.

Waitress knew the menu, but couldn't answer any of our questions in regards to the items in the restaurant. (Understandable, it's not her restaurant) This is the 3rd time I've eaten here. Each meal has been better than the last. And the first meal was outstanding.