Food is very good Very nice Thai food…read more Super good service Ambiance good The food was absolutely delicious, I highly recommend it! The service was also great

Yuuuuum Was invited…read morefor lunch and so glad I was able to find out it was under new management. Place looks and feels clean the moment you walk in. Tables are not sticky. You are greeted at entrance. Place is spacious and private at the same time. You are able to have a good conversation and not feel overcrowded. We ordered appetizers, egg roll, veggie roll, spring rolls if it was a roll we were ordering. All came with beautiful set up and different yummy sauce. Went for the main dish and don't let the menu fool you. Unfortunately they do not have the best photo qualities. We opt to look at the front pictures as they had better lighting. We ordered curry, pad Thai, kung pao chicken. Everything was delicious! With each its own season. Of Thai was creamy but also spicy. Curry was comforting, warm, soupy with a kick of spicy. Kung pao chicken at visual was like chicken wrap but mixing with rice was perfect blended mix to each bite. Lots of flavor and spicy. Overall everything was delicious and will be coming back. Forgot customer service, phenomenal!

Pad Thai YES LOVE one of the best…read more I came back to try the drunken noodles and the chicken to Thai and I was sadly disappointed. It wasn't bad. It just wasn't great. The chicken Sai was dry and lacked a lot of flavor so I would never order that again. Just stick this ordering pad Thai at this location.

This is a small market and restaurants! No thrills just basic chairs and tables and the shelves…read morewith Asian cooking essentials. The lady at the counter was nice. She explained some of the dishes. I got the shrimp drunken noodles but it was called something else. It was spicy than I thought but was very tasty. I forgot to take pictures.

Positives: Big dining room area with karaoke or dance floor, good Thai flavors with generous…read moreserving portions! This is my 2nd time at this location, both with a large party celebration. I got to try out alot of the appetizers the first time and a few Thai dishes/curries. This time around got to try the Phat phrik khing, it was seasoned well with a good amount of spice which I liked. The service overall was good, the young lady worked hard to fulfill everyone's orders and food came at an efficient pace which I appreciated. The vibe was very lively with Youtube Music videos and eventually dance floor started buzzing after dinner. The one thing that made me a bit uneasy it seemed like they were getting tap water at a faucet that doubled as a hand washing station. I know tap water is normal and some restaurants' water are filtered, but it just looked slightly unhygienic. Other than that, a fan of the the food and a decent place to host events/parties if you're in this area.

This isn't midtown with the paid parking and the trendy bars and clubs next door. It's a mom and…read morepop restaurant in an unassuming shopping center with nice people, good food, and good prices. I don't come to that side of town often so I'm not sure how things work during the week or a regular weekend. The space is pretty large and seems like a good place to hold events like a small wedding, engagement party, quinceanera, etc. and they have a stage that we used for Karaoke. Again, I'm not sure if that's a normal event there or it was just us. I was there for an event with a lot of people in our group and even though they don't have a lot of staff, they took my order and brought the food in a timely manner and it was fresh and delicious. I ordered the mixed vegetables with beef and not spicy so it came out perfect. I know a few others who thought they were used to spicy foods learned a lesson that day about not ordering stuff too spicy so you probably want to offset the desired spice level minus 20% when ordering because apparently they are not messing around with the heat!

Pho Saigon is a midtown staple for authentic Vietnamese. Definitely a no frills kind of spot,…read moresituated in a small plaza off of Milam Street, the restaurant is a reliable favorite for takeout and casual dining. While the service gets the job done, don't expect extras. The menu has just about everything you would expect from familiar favorites - fresh spring rolls, many varieties of beef noodle soup (pho bò), seafood noodle soup, vegetarian noodle soup (pho chay), vermicelli, rice plates, and banh mi, all at reasonable prices. Oh and do not forgot the Vietnamese iced coffee, which can be prepared classic with condensed milk, or just black if you have any dairy sensitivity (I'm a crazy person and bring my own non-dairy condensed milk). While Pho Saigon isn't the absolute best, it's good and offers a lot of vegetarian options, which can sometimes be hard to find. My personal favorites are the pho chay, tofu banh mi, and fried tofu vermicelli. I've eaten here now many of times and will definitely continue to visit. Signing off now until the next banh mi! Check them out!

The food is super yummy yummy for my tummy The workers are…read moreso cool and AME-zing The place is nice and clean, great for a date Your water cup is never empty :3

Hu Tieu Nam Vang (sm) had a good portion of meats and noodles. I did think I needed more broth…read morethough. I liked how they have a thicker rice noodle that was springy and chewy. The fried garlic was a fun addition to the noodles. I liked how the pickled jalapeños were sweet and crispy. Other places make them with a more vinegary base. A few people came by for their takeout while others dined in. The meats tasted like they were freshly thinly sliced and the shrimp was tender.

I am leaving 2 stars instead of one because the service was great! the waiter was really nice and…read moresweet. the food? this is one of the worst ones i had. i did not like the taste i really wanted too. the portion was great! the pho just had an off flavor. i kept trying to add chili oil to make it better. the chili oil also tasted burnt. I also got some spring rolls & the pb sauce was disgusting, it tasted bland and soapy with a bitter taste. the worse part about this restaurant is that it stinked a lot. the restaurant smell was really nasty. it was a strong odor and my sense of smell is very bad. the restaurant itself did not look sanitary at all. I wouldn't come back. I wouldnt recommend anyone to come here either. I really wanted to like it especially because i was really hungry. Pho:$14 Spring Rolls:$4.50

This was my first visit to Mein's for a wedding celebration dinner but it won't be the last . I…read moremust say the food was very delicious. We ordered the Beef Scallion dish , fried crab Rangoon, Thai tea & coke. The beef was tender with a nice flavor. The fried ragoon was delivered piping hot and crispy to our table. The portion for one dish can be shared with others in your party. This gives you the opportunity to taste several dishes. We couldn't have asked for a better meal. The service was impeccable. Our servers were attentive to our needs. Drinks were promptly refilled. The table was cleared often of empty plates leaving us more room for comfort. We had excellent service. The ambiance was calm and relaxing for it being a large busy restaurant. Everyone could talk with each other in their normal tone. Background music was on point. We will be back at a later date to enjoy our newly discovered gem.

Seems like a more trendy Asian fusion type of restaurant…read more The only 5 star dish here is the red oil dumplings - pan fried to perfection! Squid ink fried rice is a cool concept but just tastes like normal fried rice. Dijon mustard x charsiu pork does not work at all. Lava toast is forgettable. Overall, this place has above average prices for Chinatown combined with below average portion sizes, and the dishes do not stand out much.

I enjoy Ricebox every time I go. Doesn't matter the location. I get the Honey Walnut Shrimp, Fried…read moreRice, Eggroll.

Box of rice Haven't…read morebeen here in almost 8 years. 1st experience was great, second was terrible so I didn't go back. My friend Aurora wanted to meet Donna early dinner and gossip session and she really liked this place. (We tried having a team lunch at the Rice Village location during the cold front last Oct but they had no heat so we opted for a warmer place but she grabbed a to go on the way home) Here we are for a late lunch 3:45 pm on a Friday. Parking was none had to drive around the block and saw some movement and bam, someone was leaving. We ordered at the bar, staff was super nice and opted to sit outside. Did not realize they deliver to the table. Order: Mongolian beef combo with fried rice and egg roll $14.99 The food comes in takeaway style containers. Win. Mongolian beef (2.5/5) - slightly over sauced for me; beef was pretty tender and there were carrots and edamame which is not the standard so maybe that's what makes it fusion? Fried rice (3/5) - standard style fried with small pieces of bean sprouts which I love so that was a nice surprise Egg roll (3/5) - I assume it was chicken because I didn't realize there was a choice) - it was crunchy and soft on the inside which I like, and pairs well with sriracha (did not eat till I got home) They seem to do a whole lot of take away. The staff were nice and hard working. I was excited when they first opened bc they had chow fun on the menu and being HK Cantonese, I love that dish but when I ordered it the 1st and 2nd time eight years ago instead of bean sprouts they had cabbage and that alters rhe flavor tremendously. I see why it's popular among the people but just don't think it is for my taste.

Quite possibly the absolute worst bowl of noodle soup I have ever had:…read more 1) Portion size: bowl of Bun Bo Hue had less than 40% content. Two small quarter pieces of sliced pork roll, knuckle sized pork foot, half of one pork blood cube and noodles not enough for a kid to eat. 2) Taste: Flavorless broth. Condiment tray of premixed veggies were mostly wilted and missing any hint of fresh herbs or banana blossoms. 3) Service: When pointing out that there was lack of food items like meat, The server scoffed and said, that is how it is served and walked off. I was so hungry so I just ate it and ran off to eat at Tay Do after (a guaranteed good meal). Blacklisted for life.

Solid place for bun bo hue. It does come pretty neutral tasting that allows you to add in the…read moreshrimp paste/satay/lime to your liking (I added about 3-4 scoops of each). But this makes it more friendly for the less "funky" palette Comes out quickly! Clean place