What is wrong with you people? This place is a hidden gem! I love the creativity of dishes like…read moreKimchi lomein, their vegetables are so fresh and thickly sliced. There's something to be said about recognizable ingredients, mushrooms, snap peas (that snap) and FULL sprigs of basil. Plus the portions are so generous! it's easily my favorite leftovers and makes it absolutely a better value than a plate at the Panda cafeteria. It's Americanized, but original, familiar but not boring. I'm pissed how many times I went to TJins or Shogun when I was craving Asian food in Pflugerville before I found this place--right next door! I have ordered takeout 3 times always getting something different bc there's many options I have yet to be disappointed. The staff is super friendly and clearly enjoy working there, which is always a sign of a good restaurant.

The favor is perfect portion size is amazing since moving to Pflugerville I have order at least…read moretwice a month as my Friday takeout

I actually can't wait to come back here. This is authentic Thai food. Every single thing we tasted…read morewas phenomenal. Service was also excellent in the restaurant is very clean and cute. I would go here on a date or just for a girls night out also excellent for families.

Some of the grossest Thai takeout we've ever had. Chicken tasted old boiled yuck. Noodles had some…read morefunk flavor no one could eat. The appetizer platter was zero stars. Honestly $90 and I can't find a single good item. What an absolute waste of food. Going in the bin.

This is one of the best pho places outside of our home cooked pho. I always get the Wagyu pho…read morewhere they have a special "expert" person who is not the waitstaff hand pour over the pho broth into the bowl. The meat was tender and savory. The both is light and smooth but still with flavor. This time I went with a buddy who is Vegetarian. He ordered the vegetarian pho and gave it his seal of approval for tastiness. I definitely recommend for those how happen to wonder out to north Austin/Pfluferville

I think it's common for some food establishments in now days not to maintain cleanliness. But dirty…read morefloors, smudgy windows and doors, sticky tables have never been indicators of successful restaurant. Pho with rare steak was good, but chicken wings are not so much. When it comes to taste they lost it when they started to cook. Service was friendly.

Our family loves Spice Garden. Highly recommend the Hakka Noodles and the Mongolian Beef as menu…read morefavorites, though they have so much else! The service is also wonderful - our server remembered us and knows what we love!

The bill came with tip already included They would not…read moreremove it. Spoke to arrogant manager who was useless. Claimed to be relative of owner. An absolute thumbs down.

I was craving XLB and dragged my husband along for an adventure to Julie's. New to the area, I'd…read moreheard they were the best. Unassuming location in a strip mall with plenty of parking. You order at the counter and they deliver the food table side. No frills on the service, which is why it's affordable. We ordered: pork XLB, pan fried pork and shrimp dumplings, scallion pancakes, steamed pork buns, and suan tsai spicy beef noodles. The suan tsai spicy beef noodles with pickled greens stole the show. WOW. Perfect amount of heat in a flavorful broth. The pickled greens really balanced out the heat in the perfect way. I could eat this every day and be happy. Noodles were thick and perfectly cooked. I was inhaling the soup and scallion pancakes (also incredible) and left the XLB sitting too long. By the time I got to them, the slightly thicker wrapping had absorbed all the soup. Still good flavor though! The pan fried dumplings were also good, but just overshadowed by the soup in my opinion. I didn't try the steamed buns (not typically my jam), and my husband said the bun itself was great, but the meat needed some flavor. Nothing to photograph as we ate almost everything! I'll be dreaming about the pickled soup tonight as I roll into bed.

I ordered this to go style and was a little bit worried I was still going to be hungry. I mean,…read morejust 6 soup dumplings sound like they can go down pretty fast. And as an appetizer at that lol . But way to prove me wrong because these were nice and hearty. The wrapper itself was a bit thicker than others I've tried and the protein inside was nice and hearty. There wasn't as much soup in all of the Dumplings but I feel ordering to go might have not done it justice. Flavor was rich and serving size was just right.

The food was delicious a little overpriced, but very good service place was really clean and will…read moreprobably go there again.

Chinese Xi-An region cuisine…read more - classic stewed pork w/ handmade bread 9/10: meat was juicy and flavorful, the handmade bread also tastes similar to ones I had in Xi An! I recommend giving this a try!! - Stir-fried handmade noodles with cumin marinated beef 7/10: chewy noodles, very cumin-y beef, the flavors are strong and its good BUT it doesn't compare to another xi-an restaurant in austin.... - cumin marinated lamb with handmade biang biang noodles 8/10: yummy noodles, i don't think they put enough spices and hot oil because the "sauce oil" would not mix and spread so some noodles were flavorless.  Service was fast and the restaurant was clean!

I love Ramen Tatsu-Ya! We come here quite often and it's always a treat. I am a picky eater and I…read moreget the "ol skool " with a side of goma pork. It's a perfect meat eaters feast. The staff are super friendly and the line goes quickly! The restaurant is clean and set up for family shared tables. So we always meet nice people while dining. My partner gets the "new skool" and she adds Brussels sprouts. They also have a " guavarito" alcoholic drink which is super tasty. It's always a cool place to eat and kinda trendy. So if you're looking for a place to munch some ramen this is the place !!

I remember in 2016 when a ramen tatsu ya first opened in sugar land and was blown away. Now with…read morethe rise of Asian cuisine in general, I think they fall short a bit. Went for their anniversary and had a $2.50 frozen cocktail, the guavarito. Sooo delicious, couldn't taste any alcohol. Fruity and fresh The chili oil gyoza had a very surprising crunch even tho they were sitting in a chili oil sauce. Standard pork filling. The karaage was also okay, not very flavorful, but their dipping sauce is nice (spicy mayo and chili) I've had a lot of their ramens and I think they do well for a quick fix

My little boy is obsessed with this place. He always asks to go after school. I thought their…read moreprices were a bit high but not outrageously so. The food was pretty good and the service is order via QR code after drink order if you choose or give your order to the server. It took about 10 min to get a serving of 4 dumplings. The ambiance is fairly traditional. Will be back since my child asks to eat here every time we pass it and it's on our drive home from his school.

I popped in here for something to drink, I was waiting on my eye appt time to arrive. There is an…read moreoptometrist next door. The place has simple decorations with highlights of red from what I remember. They were closed when I walked in but very happily offered a canned soda. 10/10 customer service, I will be back for dinner! The saying goes "how you do one thing, is how you do everything"

Good local Chinese restaurant with fresh ingredients, good flavors, overall great Chinese…read morerestaurant. The lo mein combo noodles had a good solid soy sauce flavor, soft noodles, good amount of meats, sold noodles. Mongolian beef is amazing, soft beef with creamy, salty, and tangy brown sauce. The fresh white onions help cut through the salty soy sauce flavor of the brown sauce. Orange chicken is awesome, big big chunks of white chicken meat, very little batter on the outside with a strong orange flavor. I appreciate this dish since it's more meat than batter. The last dish, shrimp with pork dish with sliced green peas. It tasted like it had a turmeric sauce. Nice firm shrimp with pork.

Nicer than the average Chinese restaurant. We arrived just before noon. We were the first group for…read morelunch. They have a nice lunch menu with many options. I opted for one of the specials which came with soup or spring roll and either white or fried rice. I opted for the Kung pao three delight. which is shrimp, chicken and beef. The food was very good and the portions were ample. One of my pet peeves is when they don't bring all the entrées at the same time. I was almost finished with my entree when they brought the final entrée. The soup was not very hot but the entrees were fine. I rate the food a "b minus". Give it a try.

I ordered a regular Pho Dac Biet, and right away, I noticed the portions were very generous. The…read moreThai basil leaves were absolutely ginormous, and they gave us plenty of them alongside very fresh limes, which I appreciated. The bowl itself came loaded with meat--they definitely weren't skimping to save money here. The meat-to-noodle ratio felt great, and every bite actually had substance instead of leaving me fishing around for toppings. As for the broth, I landed somewhere in the middle. It wasn't quite as clear or light as I personally prefer, leaning toward a fattier, milkier undertone that almost reminded me of a Vietnamese pho take on tonkotsu. The flavor itself was undeniably very good, but the richness may have been a bit too much for me personally. One way I usually judge how much I love a pho broth is whether I want to sip the bowl down to the very end, and this one wasn't quite light enough for me to want to do that. I've had richer and deeper pho flavors elsewhere, but I still appreciated the flavor profile here and could absolutely see why this place is so popular. It feels hearty, comforting, and satisfying in a way that clearly resonates with many people. Despite how packed the restaurant was, the atmosphere ended up being surprisingly pleasant. Service moved very quickly, which honestly impressed me given how busy everything felt. Even with the crowd, I didn't dislike the spacing or setup at all--the restaurant still felt comfortable, and the sound of people enjoying their food all around added to the lively, welcoming energy rather than making it feel overwhelming. Overall, Pho Phong Lưu ended up being one of those places where I completely understood the hype, even if it didn't become my personal favorite pho spot. While the broth leaned richer than my preference, I still enjoyed the experience and definitely look forward to trying other dishes next time.

Always on the search for a good Vietnamese restaurant. Heard about this one and finally got to…read morecheck it out. Upon arrival, it was quite busy. I put my name down in the wait list and sat next door in the tea shop. They are connected. It's a decent size location and a bit noisy, but the food makes you forget how loud it is. Once we were seated, our server approached us right away. They are all attentive. We ordered the egg rolls and pho. Both were delicious. Soup is flavorful and they are generous with their steak and tendon portions. We will be back to try some more items on the menu.