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    Ann Truong's House

    3.0 (1 review)

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    4.5(244 reviews)
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    Good food, good mood, amazing server. Everything made the experience 5 stars!…read more Kelly was super informative and friendly. She took care of us and made sure we got the good stuff. We've been to the watauga location before which is owned by the father. The Carrollton location is owned by the son. It's newer and more modern and bigger than the original location. They also had a lot more workers too. They have the same recipes for the pho and banh mi. But Kelly said the drinks and Bbh were different so we had to get them. It did not disappoint. Got the da chanh which is their limeade. Just like my mama makes it. Their coffee is different too she said. I loved my BBH. It did impress me. The meat was tender. Usually places don't make it as tender. The cuts were good too. Had some fatty pieces. I like to dip mine in nuoc mam. My son loved the crispy egg rolls. Overall would definitely come back! Everything we got was $57 so not bad.

    Only if the vegetables were more in the soup.. it would be perfect. It just my opinion…read more Spring rolls and egg rolls were great and soup was good. I would recommend this place for young couples who have kids. They have great kids meal options. No need to share or order the big bowl for them.

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    Map Kitchen

    Map Kitchen

    4.4(39 reviews)
    2.1 mi

    The Vietnamese food was surprisingly very authentic and flavorful. My family and I have been trying…read moreto find a decent Vietnamese restaurant as it's been difficult for us to find a good place to find. Service was really nice and the young man serving us was very kind when we asked for braised pork with the catfish, asking the chef. The ambience was warm and welcoming with everyone eating there Vietnamese which told us when we first entered the restaurant that the food was going to be scrumptious! We ordered braised catfish and requested with pork belly 10/10 the sauce was thick and flavorful. We also ordered sour soup with catfish that reminded me of my Vietnamese grandma's cooking definitely 10/10. Coming from a Vietnamese raised customer, this restaurant was the best we've had so far!

    Good! Not great. I had the banh canh cua and the mi here. The mi soup is piping hot and delicious…read more The banh canh cua was served pretty room temp/cool and the fried donut (quay) was also not crispy or fresh. It did have a good amount of crab, quail eggs, and meat though. I sense that this is a very traditional Vietnamese kitchen but i was bummed about the way the banh canh cua was served. Especially since they seem to be the only one in the area that serves this dish. Of course service is ehh too because most traditional Vietnamese kitchens aren't known for great service. The dining room is small and it doesn't seem to have a restroom. Lots of fruit flies/gnats though... I think I'll be back to try the canh chua and thit kho and ca kho next time. Give it a 2nd chance. I was really hoping to find a new place that's local to me with the dishes that they serve (very traditional homemade type of dishes) but I would skip this and drive to Garland or even Grand Prairie next time. :/

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    4.6(128 reviews)
    2.1 mi
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    Pho Xom is easily my favorite Pho spot in DFW. This is the only place I've ever seen the dry pho,…read morewhich tastes like a crossover between pad thai, pho, and vermicelli. I like how it also offers a small side of broth and meatballs so it feels like you get the best of both worlds. The classics are just as good - personally my go to is the signature pho. Great portion and flavor! Restaurant can get busy on the weekends, so expect a wait while standing in the hallway. But its well worth the wait. Only wish it was open on Sundays.

    Dropped by on the way home from work. Been here before but forgot to write a review. Their name…read morebasically means "neighborhood pho" - fitting given the location. The space is pretty spacious and was quiet on my weekday visit, though I've seen it get packed on weekends too with long lines and 20-30 minute wait times. Service was great -- everyone was friendly and helpful. The menu is small, and some items like the spring rolls can run out, but what they do have, they do really well. The phos here are all really good. My go-to is combination pho since I like getting a little bit of everything, and the meats are all pretty fresh. The short rib pho tastes as good as it looks, though it's definitely a heavy meal so be sure to come hungry. The broth is flavorful, though a little on the salty side. They only do flat rice noodles here (sorry egg noodle fans). They have self-serve garnish - highly recommend the pickled garlic. The sour and spicy are great for balancing the meat and salty broth.

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