Still a fantastic option for pho - arguably the best broth in town. The owner takes great pride in…read moreher food and provides exceptional service. The restaurant is always clean and it's never loud - you can actually have a conversation while eating. Keep supporting this local gem - it's a great part of the Richardson dining community.

Needed a quick pho fix near work. Decent service but they closed all the blinds on a gray rainy…read moreday, so the dark atmosphere took away from the dining experience.

I've gone here about 4 times in the past 3 years, and I'm glad to say I will keep returning. The…read morestaff here are amazing, and so helpful on giving tips, especially if it's your first time at kbbq. I'm glad the staff are knowledgeable about the place they work, and the energy surrounding the place is nice too. Peaceful and quiet chatter amongst others and no unpleasant noises or disturbances. The food is definitely something to praise too. I always end up eating nearly 2-3 all you can eat plates of bulgogi myself, their shrimp, and la galbi (beef short rib) are quite nice too. But the side dishes are my absolute favorite! Although the chicken and dipping sauces aren't something to fuss over, they're not horrible. Top recommendation: Bulgogi, la galbi & side dishes I'm looking forward to coming back again, and hopefully (unlike the many times before) I leave room for dessert! The yakgwa sundae looks promising.

As regular patrons of hot pot for date night, bf and I decided to try this place…read more I'll sort by pros and cons as I see it related to other hot pot places we've had: PROS: - Hot pot and BBQ grill at the same time for the same price! Great value there - Fairly large vegetable/noodle/etc bar - Waiters were incredibly attentive - All meats tasted high quality CONS: - No true "sauce bar"--I kind of tried to replicate my usual combo using the salad supplies and sauces - The meats are clearly made for either the grill or the pot 80% of the time with very few that can do both. For example, pork belly (grill) is different from THIN pork belly (pot). Beef belly worked best in the pot. Chicken worked best on the grill. Etc - Beef broth I got for my hotpot was decent but worse than most pork bone broths I default to For the same price as Seapot, I'd still personally prefer Seapot. But I think this place does best a lot of competition like Nan and Hai Di Lao. Give it a try for sure.

This mom and pop Vietnamese restaurant is incredibly underrated and a must try!…read more I love how their pricing is very fair compared to other Vietnamese restaurants, and their portions are HUGE. I've had their pho, Bo luc lac (shaken beef), bun thit nuong cha gio, and hu tieu and they're all fantastic and flavorful. The Bo luc lac's portion was HUGE and it's only $12.50! The beef was cooked to a perfect medium rare, covered in a velvety delicious sauce, and was loaded with sautéed onions and bell peppers. In the picture, the protein and veggies literally tower over the rice. It was soo much food, I took half of it to-go. I'd normally see this dish priced at over $15 easily for a fraction of the meat that Pho OK gives. No thank youuuu In general, no matter what dish you order, they do not skimp on their meats like other restaurants. I'm not exaggerating about their portion - just take a look at the picture! I will always come and get my Vietnamese fix here and highly recommend everyone to try their Bo Luc Lac, bun thit nuong cha gio, and other dishes!

Yummy. By far the best pho we have had in North Texas…read more The crispy egg roll was delicious , big and priced right. The combination pho was great. The soup was flavorful and had enough meat to satisfy. The other soup, I forgot the name, Bo buen ..? Was also very good. We came lunchtime, so it was packed and our food came after 20 minutes or so. Even then, we we definitely come back.

My family has ordered many things from this place. I am greedy and wish the portion was bigger, but…read moreit also means that the food was really tasty. Pot Stickers Beef Broccoli Orange Chicken Teriyaki Chicken Egg Rolls Fried Rice - Beef/Chicken

Jerry: This place looks sketch. Jeanne: Some of the best…read morefood are in hole in the walls. Located in Richardson on the NE corner of E Arapaho and N Plano Rd, this location of Nora Asian Fresh is nestled between Best Donuts and a Nails & Spa. Headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, this franchise has 15 locations in Arizona and 3 in Texas (Richardson, Plano, Austin). I'm not sure how long this location has been opened, but the very small shoppe corner that they're in appears to dated and doesn't scream "come have dine here". But as the old adage goes, looks can be deceiving. The dining area is simple yet inviting with the unique wood like vertical panels filling the entire far wall. There are no booths, just table and chair throughout. You place your order at the counter using the large digital menu on the wall. After placing your order you can help yourself to their drink station then pick your table. They will soon bring your meals to your table. As noted in their name, Nora Asian Fresh prides themselves on making everything fresh daily. I saw the young lady who was taking orders in the back making dumplings when I went to ask for take out containers. Their menu provides a nice mix of "fusion" dishes which really just means they have a little bit of everything. Their appetizer menu includes such items as eggrolls, edamame, dumplings, jalapeno poppers and squid salad just to name some. Their Bowl meals which come with steamed rice include orange chicken, teriyaki chicken, broccoli beef, pork katsu with curry, teriyaki salmon as well as poke or unagi bowls. On the Ramen & Asian list are miso, tonkotsu or seafood ramen, fried rice, chow mein chicken, chicken biryani, pad thai and Malaysian noodle. Finally there's a long list about 30 different sushi rolls. Jerry and J ordered the Orange Chicken Bowl. Katie tried the chicken fried rice. Jeanne got the Pad Thai and I tried the Malaysian Noodle (of course). We also tried their chicken egg rolls and chicken dumplings. Egg rolls and dumplings: Both were a tad overcooked and their skins were just a little too dry and crunchy. They should've been taken out of the fryer about 30 seconds earlier. The fillings were delicious and they were served with dipping sauces. Orange Chicken Bowl: Presentation was nice with fresh boiled broccoli in a large bowl. Both said it was good. J said "It was pretty good best I've had in a while. It wasn't too sweet and had good flavor." I tried some and I agreed. It was overly battered like some places like to make it and the taste on it was delicious. Not overly sweet and was even a little tart. Yom Yom Yom. It was a large portion, but J finished the entire bowl. Jerry and the rest of us had enough for another meal. Chicken fried rice: I didn't get to taste, but it looked good. Katie like everything about it except the way the chicken was cooked. Note that Katie is very particular about her the way she wants her chicken cooked. Also a large portion. Pad Thai: Noodles, shredded carrots, green onions tossed in a wok and garnished with fresh bean sprouts and crushed peanuts, Jeanne enjoyed it but was surprised they didn't ask how spicy she wanted it. Malaysian Noodles: I guessed from the photos in the menu that this was Char Kway Teow and I was right. It is a popular Malaysian stir-fried noodle dish using flat rice noodles. Their cook did an excellent job. It had a nice smoky with a savory sweet taste. It is tossed in a wok with eggs, bean sprouts, chives and in my case, shrimp. It was outstanding! Yom Yom Yom Yom. There are many other "Malaysian" dishes, but if you have to choose only one to put on your menu, this would be a good choice and they do it quite well. Personally I could eat there every week especially since they have so many other dishes to sample. But unfortunately I live 639 miles away. Thanks for a nice lunch Nora!

Second time here for a Sunday family dinner, and it did not disappoint! The owner is such a nice,…read moreolder gentleman who welcomes you in like you're an old family friend. Very hospitable. The place is just simple inside. I was told they've been here for a long time. It's a homey feel with the traditional big round wobbly tables with a lazy susan in the middle. The menu is extensive and has plenty of seafood options as well as meat dishes. We ordered a variety of both and everything was delicious. My only critique is the portion size. It's okay for a few people but for a family meal, we had to order two portions of some dishes. There's another gentleman that brings the food out and buses tables that's also very friendly. Get the dungeness crab fried rice!

Great food & reasonable prices! They are mostly around $13-17 per dish. The 3 of us ordered fried…read morecrispy seafood, beef flat noodles, & crabmeat asparagus soup to share, with only a small bowl of soup & some steamed rice left. The service was quick. We really enjoyed every dish, very tasty & fresh. The venue is clean, simple & functional.

The service is good very calm place maybe becuase we came in when there wasn't a rush but good…read moreservice. The tables were clean everything was well organized no sticky seats or tables. The food was AMAZING!!! It is so good i payed $11 for this huge bowl of Pho it had an egg, kimchi, noodles, broth, brisket, veggies, it was soo filling very very good delicious food. The spice level was good it wasn't too spicy to the point where you can't taste the food and my tolerance isn't that good for spice I can't eat a bag of takis withought chugging water. Spice is there but isn't insanely spicy. If you want to pay good prices for good filling tasty food eat here. Very good you need to try this place out delicious delicious food highly recommend.

Dinner tonight at What the Pho. This place has the most extensive menu of any of the Vietnamese…read morerestaurants I have been to in the area. The pho was excellent. The fried dumplings were good. I couldn't tell if they were hand made in house or frozen but we liked them. Service was fine.

First things first - massive thank you to the family behind Pho 544 for offering a fully Zabihah…read moreHalal Vietnamese option to DFW after the unfortunate closing of the precious rare choices. Regardless of your past experience with Pho, Asian or Halal food, I want to ask everyone to check them out! Service here is always great, as it's not only fast but also accommodating. Want it spicy, saltier or with a different protein? Just ask and they'll be happy to reasonably assist. Not to mention they get the food out in 15 minutes or less. As for the food, the move is absolutely a Beef Pho with a Shaking Beef Banh Mi, stay there and you'll never regret going back. Their other options are also pretty great like their chicken fried rice but they may not bring the same satisfaction or wow factor. So I'll say it again, go support this spot!

Never ate here but I promised my friend that I'd get him some spring rolls. I stopped here, got one…read moreorder of spring rolls for him, and the next day he told me they were the most delicious spring rolls he had so far. Lol

The food was excellent! I wasn't sure what to expect as I had not ordered from here before, but was…read morevery pleasantly surprised. From order to pickup it was only about 20 minutes - so quick! I will absolutely be ordering from here in the future!

3.5 stars for me, but I'll round up because I like local places with heart!…read more The interior is minimally decorated. This isn't a location people are headed for the ambiance/ decor for sure. I ordered stir fried veggies with shrimp and brown rice, which was tasty. The rice was perfectly cooked, and the sauce on the veggies and shrimp was flavorful. The curry was the best part of what we ordered and another reason to round up to four stars. The summer rolls were a miss for me. The meat inside of them, especially the chicken, didn't taste very fresh. Would not recommend these. Service was great! Our server was extremely friendly and attentive. Over all would recommend as a decent Thai food place, but I think this is a restaurant where there are probably things they are 5 stars on (like the curry) and other dishes that are maybe not their speciality.