Came by for a quick lunch, the service was nice and quick. Being greeted is always a plus. The…read moresandwiches came out very fast. The veggies on the sandwich were fresh, I enjoyed the spicy jalapeños. Next time I might add extra spread for my taste but it was still very enjoyable.

Wanted a Banh mi. This area of Houston is ripe with options and this was close to where I needed…read moreto be. Stopped in and was very pleased! Friendly staff, immaculately clean store, fantastic prices and of course the fresh baked French bread that's the centerpiece of a great banh mi sandwich. Added the pate and sriracha aioli, and a side of pork and shrimp spring rolls. Now that I know this is here I'll probably be back fairly regularly. Found out they offer party trays, too.

This is one of the better Vietnamese restaurants in the area. You can find soups not normally found…read morein the rest. Their Vietnamese egg rolls are mini size! I love how shareable they are. The menu is extensive; I can't wait to go back and try all the other dishes. My husband is critical of Vietnamese places and this is his favorite. Really friendly staff.

We drove through and got smoothies. They were delicious. The watermelon was really good!read more

Love this place. I've tried 8-9 dishes and apps and liked every one of them. The Chicken Karaage,…read moreFurikake French Fries, Seaweed Salad, Takoyaki, Chicken Bao and Chicken katsu Bao are all very flavorful. The service has always been friendly and they are always nice to my kids. I would say they are a tad high in price, but perhaps I am price sensitive. I did not take a star off for that.

I should've ordered the ramen, I should've ordered the ramen. I should've ordered the ramen…read more Instead I came in blind to ensure I did not commit the cardinal sin of grocery shopping next door while hungry. I proceeded to enjoy a very strong whiskey flight (which means a lot coming from me), a seaweed salad that was a bit too crunchy or stiff, ikrua don, crab croquette and some admittedly super sticky, gummy, shrimp dumplings...like would not separate from the steamer paper sticky. While the offerings were not my cup of tea, the place is beautifully decorated and seems to fill up around dinner service so it may be worth the stop if you're in the area. Everyone was very nice and I always appreciate a spot offering jellyfish, takowasa, and takoyaki in Cypress. Next time I'll try the ramen, and hopefully report back with a new perspective, fingers crossed.

I can't believe it's been about 7 years since I have been here and with that I don't even remember…read morewhat I typed but forward 7 years later and what I can say is the service here was top notch for a Vietnamese let alone Asian restaurant if you know what I mean. The main thing that grabbed me was they actually let you finish your appetizer before sending out the food or whatever you ordered and in this case which was the Pho. After finishing our crispy tofu within a minute or two the soup came out with steam running upside the bowls. My friend who has eaten Vietnamese food for most of his life enjoyed the Pho so that this is the first time I ever remember him commenting on anything Vietnamese. Your restaurant pretty much is cleaned and well staffed for this 18th today of April Saturday 2026. The menu is still extensive from what I remember from last time which is a good thing the only thing I didn't like was I took off the banh xao :( I would say parking is ample considering it's a corner cap sharing the strip with other businesses. It's right in front of the Home Depot if you need a landmark.

Decent pho for the north side of town not having to drive to the veterans memorial or bellaire…read morearea. The broth is a little light for my taste but my fellow dining companions liked it. Service is good and friendly. The egg rolls here are big and delicious. Very nice texture. Their vermicelli bowls, especially the spicy lemongrass beef is really good. Place is clean.

HUUUUGE FIND !!! I'm typically a Pho kinda girl but TikTok showed me a new soup that I'd been…read morewanting to try. Luckily for me, I found this place!!! The Soup was AMAZ-Za-ZING !!!! I definitely recommend, especially if you like seafood!! The broth is cooked with crab and unlike other places, this one doesn't have pork blood (which is gross IMO). The spring rolls were mid, I asked for them to add shrimp and they said they couldn't do it. Some places do for an up charge, this isn't that place. The peanut sauce was also mid , but the chili oil is a HIT !! The service was quick and the young lady who helped me was super friendly and educational on what I was eating. The environment there is quiet but not too quiet, perfect for family, friends or even a self-care date! Will definitely be going back !!!

I've been to Pho Q Long a few times with coworkers, and overall it's a solid spot if you're in the…read moremood for pho or Vietnamese comfort food. It's a nice size restaurant in the Kroger shopping center. I had a mix of dishes on my visits - Viet egg rolls, egg noodle soup with beef stew, and pho with eye round and fatty brisket plus all the usual add-ins like bean sprouts, basil, and lime. Everything I've had was pretty good. It's been a minute since my last visit, so I don't remember anything standout about the service, which probably means it was pretty standard. Overall, it's a dependable option in the area for a good bowl of pho or the crunch of those egg rolls. Gotta have that crunch

Pho, egg rolls and lychee tea are so good every time. Customer service is attentive and it's always…read moreclean.

The P9 Combo Pho Noodle was just okay with not enough meats. The Fried Wontons were kind of dry…read more Fine for quick lunch but I think there is better place around here.

Friendly, great service and clean, tried the Strawberry Milk (coconut milk) Tea with Boba and the…read morespring rolls with shrimp, delicious

I found myself on the opposite of the city for business and wanted to explore out some places…read morebefore I head back home. One place that was close by and a suggestion, K Tea Boba. A very interesting concept to have both bánh mì, Korean wings and boba. I was drawn to visit and noticed it is located in a bit of a smaller business center across the park. A very casual spot with a fair amount of seating. One thing that was convenient is having a kiosk for card transaction which not often businesses have. As a first visit I was a bit more selective to try a mix of items. I did purchase two drinks: Vietnamese coffee and frozen tiramisu, 12 piece korean wings with fries, and a combination bánh mì. Usually I would speak on the drinks but did not really get to try it when I got home. But for the food, I did try. The Korean wings I enjoyed. If you are familiar with the red pepper paste gochujang, this was the sauce. It is a sweet spicy flavor and was also garnished with sesame seeds. You can choose with mild or spicy but I did mild. Very flavorful and a bit of a sticky sauce so napkins are good to have around. The combination bánh mì to me seemed much smaller than I usually am accustomed to. But what is nice is the filling. The contents are more generous portions. This will be a Vietnamese ham and pork sandwich, picked carrots, radish, pate, Vietnamese mayo, and jalapeno. I enjoyed it and having the sandwich is a good choice especially when I included an egg too. Overall, what I can say for K Tea Boba, this would be in my dark horse list of places I have tried. It is very discreet, you could potentially pass it up, but does have a lot to prove. I was a bit taken back because of the previous pictures people have posted of the business last year but not a problem. The owners are nice too. But very last point, I have had a fair share of bánh mì growing up and it is a bit challenging when I am not too far from "Chinatown/Little Saigon" Bellaire. The Vietnamese baguette seemed more dense and not as crispy. I am used to it being more light and airy with that nice crunch crispy outside. Just a small observation but not a deal breaker. On my end, I will heavily consider to dine in more often to fully appreciate everything while it is fresh versus taking it home for convenience but may not be as good after the drive home. *additional add on to the review* (3/20/25) This morning i did try the Vietnamese coffee on my way to work. Just like bánh mì, for me I have also had different varieties of how it is made. K Tea is a nice flavor, not too strong but I am tasting more of a hazelnut after taste. A bit more milky maybe to balance out the bold coffee flavor. It is good but not what I am accustomed to, where it is more potent and more darker in color.

Had the sweetest little afternoon stop at Ba Mien Bistro with one of my SonShines before we had to…read morepick up his brothers from school. Sometimes those small pockets of time mean the most. My son ordered the pho brisket, and I went with my usual pho chicken, and as always... it was absolutely delicious. I've been coming to this humble little spot for many years now, and what I love most is that it still feels just the same as when it first opened--consistent, comforting, and full of heart. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with the warmest welcoming smile. They kindly asked if we had been there before and walked my son through the menu. We placed our order, and within just a few minutes our bowls were brought out steaming and fresh. The ambiance is simple but special--filled with photos that reflect vintage Asia and a sense of history that makes the space feel warm and familiar. All in all, the food was amazing as always, but the best part was the quiet bonding time I got to spend with my firstborn over a comforting bowl of pho. Moments like that are priceless.

The food is always delicious and they have the best grilled chicken! My family visited from out of…read moretown, like to try different foods, I told them I have a restaurant you will love. They loved all the food ordered especially the grilled chicken.