I have been here 3 times and never had a complaint. This is a Michelin Guide restaurant and I want…read moreto try all the items. So far I have had the pho twice, the rice cubes, and the shaking beef. Everything tasted great. Big parking lot for free parking. It is amazing how similar my visits have been. Staff was not as attentive as I would have like. My table had everything I needed so my meal was not interrupted. Getting my bill took longer than expected. I think the servers do not want to interrupt your meal but I wish they would come by more often. This place looks a little rough on the outside but it is extremely clean and some what fancy on the inside. The combination Pho has all the different types of meat. I remember the meatballs, flank steak, and tripe. Next time I will get something simpler.

I like Nam Phuong. I don't dislike this place...but I don't get the hype. I've eaten here several…read moretimes and have covered the spread in terms of what they have to offer. I think their dishes although prepared authentically are underwhelming in terms of the depths in flavor and really the soul of Vietnamese food. I'm not an expert but I've eaten my fair share of Vietnamese food for a standard issue white girl. The pork patty was dry and likely made at the beginning of the week and just reheated as the week went on. It was pretty bland and had this rubbery overly bouncy consistency and literally snapped when I bit into it. It basically got lost amongst all the fresh herbs too. As you can tell from the photo the Bánh bột chiên was burnt and it ended up being burnt on both sides. The squares were cut too thick...and because they were cut too thick they were on the mushy side even after being overly pan fried. All of the veg was fresh and well cleaned, the rice noodles were not overly sticky and clumped together. The pickled carrot/daikon were tasty. The server I had was attentive and polite. The interior was as to be expected and I couldn't care less that it's a little rough around the edges. If the tile isn't cracked, if the booth's vinyl isn't taped up, the utensils aren't mismatched and the tables aren't wobbly then I don't trust the place!! Like I said-I don't dislike it here. I just don't see the hype. Then again I feel like I have to piece together my favorite dishes from several spots between Doraville/Chamblee and Duluth, so maybe it's because I haven't found one place that checks all the boxes and I can get all my favs from one place. I will come again...because I love Bánh hỏi.

I went to Pho Dai Loi 2 on a Sunday afternoon and had a great experience. We were seated right away…read moreand it wasn't too crowded, which made it really relaxing. I ordered the Pho Dae Biet #5, which comes with eye round steak, well-done flank, marble brisket, soft tendon, and tripe. We got the large bowl, and it was very filling, so much so that we couldn't finish it and had to take the rest to go. The broth was comforting and flavorful, and all the meats were cooked well. They also served hot tea, which was perfect to sip on while we waited for our food. The staff were kind and welcoming, and the service was smooth. Overall, this is a great spot for pho with satisfying portions, and good service.

Pho Dai Loi 2 came highly recommended to me by several Vietnamese friends here in Atlanta, and now…read moreI understand why. This is the spot if you care about food over frills. There's no real ambiance to speak of--but when the food is this good, it truly doesn't matter. The value here is incredible. The portions are generous, the quality is consistently excellent, and the staff is friendly and efficient. Most importantly, the pho is as authentic as I've had anywhere. The depth of flavor in the broth, the freshness of the ingredients, and the balance of aromatics all hit exactly the right notes. My Vietnamese friends who eat here regularly have confirmed the same: this is the real deal. If you're looking for a place where the food speaks for itself--and speaks loudly--Pho Dai Loi 2 is it. This is the place. 5/5 no room for debate

Vietnamese place in Chamblee off of Buford Hwy near the PDK airport. Service is always fast and…read morefriendly here, so nothing to really complain about. I feel the pho here is good and we do enjoy coming here as often as we do. The broth, in my opinion, isn't quite as good as Nam Phuong, but we like the boba/slush here better. The banh mis are always something we seem to order as well. Can't really go wrong with this place.

Welp....16 dollars for this plate. No extra lettuce, no rice paper rolls, no extra leafy veggies…read more The meat wasn't cooked to order, it's premade and warmed through. Lettuce was a little wilted, but the sprouts had been snipped and were decently fresh in terms of crispness and taste. I will give it to them, none of the noodles stuck together. I was able to pull and pick up each section individually. Side note, they have cups of pre-poured water sitting around where people and employees walk by them constantly. If that's a deal breaker for you-keep that in mind. Not coming back....unless everyone else sells out of Pho or closes their doors

Whenever I'm missing home, I turn to broken rice. Here, I got the broken rice with pork ribs. I Luv…read morePho provides so many delicious sides that come with this classic dish: pickled radish and carrots, tomatoes, an over-easy egg, tomatoes, fish sauce, and chili paste. You can mix and match so many flavors within one dish--I love that each bite is different from the last yet just as satisfying. You get the bang for your buck when you go to I Luv Pho! If I had a larger stomach, I would've loved to order their avocado smoothie to give it a try. The service was good--the waiters were pretty attentive for a mostly empty restaurant. It is well lit with plenty of seating--clearly meant to accommodate large parties or many! There is plenty of parking in front of the restaurant, so show up!

I love pho, pho tai is one of my favorite dishes ever. This was my first trip to Buford hwy, I've…read morealways heard it has the best pho. This place was a little bit of a let down. By no means was it bad, but first thing the pho broth was inexplicity hot, it's always hot yes, but so hot I had to wait almost 20 minutes to eat it and by the time it hit my table the meat was all the way brown. The meat and noodles were good, but the broth was lacking flavor. Fried rice was good. The place is currently very odd inside? It has an empty fish tank and new marble signs and odd parts of the restaraunt blocked off, with 2 names of "i luv pho" and "master pho". Overall, I'd go back, but this wouldn't be my first pick.

This quaint lil restaurant provides unequivocally the BEST banh mi I've had since moving to ATL 10…read moreyears ago. Good food reminds me that God is real because WHEW I felt blessed eating here LOL. The best in price, the best in quality, and the best in quantity... there are 10s across the board. It was a little cramped in the dining area around 4PM on a Saturday, so I got some sandwiches to go. I'd say there are about 15 tables (4-seats) max in this space, so it can fill up fast. They do have a few chairs to sit near the front door while waiting for your to-go order. The service was really great, and the women working the floor were all smiles. It took around 10 minutes from ordering to get our goods. Now to the food. Words cannot express the bliss I experienced biting into these sandwiches. We did the buy 5 get 1 free deal, which is a certified steal given the quality of the food. It came out to 25.75 after taxes and card fee -- C'MON NOW! The Capricorn in me loves a good deal. Half were the #6, the other three were the #7. The bread banged, the meats' quality and quantity were absolutely outstanding, and it was stuffed full of all the amazing veggie fixings and condiments. The seasonings are YUM with a nice hint of spice to round out the flavor. The sandwich literally had the perfect ratio of everything. And no re-heating necessary! These sandwiches were eaten over the course of two days and they didn't become hard or soggy, a testament to the quality. I have nothing else to say and I promise you the banh mi speaks for itself. I didn't try the pho this time but I'm adding it to my list!

Quoc Huong is my favorite place to go for bahn mi and pho. The service is always good and the staff…read morevery friendly. The pho is so good, the broth is so flavorful I always end up finishing it. The banh mi sandwiches are fantastic. The bread is always fresh and flaking, be ready for a mess of crumps with each bite. The meat is flavored so well, you can not just eat one. The coffee of course is out of this world as well. What ever you order, I guarantee you will like it. Everything I've tried here has always been good, never disappoints.

i was flummoxed when a incredulous aroma wafted into my nostrils. i turned and looked to see Viet…read moreKitchen, and so i went inside. there i was seated by a beautiful-looking woman and a man. she handed me ceramic plates and silverware. the nuance to the place was unlike anything i've ever experienced before. i ordered B1 (beef rice). we received complementary lemon dips and spice cups. it came with egg fried rice infused with carrots and scrambled egg. the aroma of the sizzling beef veiled the egg fried rice. hopefully this is over 85 characters.

Food is so good . everyone have to try it. It is very fresh and perfectly seasoned--and looks…read morevisually appealing, too.

The best bun bo hue,and just try Duran sugar can so good, maybe next time i try tour Saigon.read more

Extra points for the immaculately clean restrooms! You can only access them with a key, and I…read morecompletely understand why... it was like a little VIP retreat. I'm not trying to be extra, but you have to recognize a stellar bathroom in an establishment when you see one. Service and food were just okay this last visit... be aware that all of their baristas are not created the same, but they are all very friendly and do their damned best to accommodate your taste. My mango passionfruit green tea was very pulpy -- not a huge issue because I like the texture of the fruit, but it was difficult to get the chunks through the straw. At least they put real fruit in their fruit teas. Can't say the same about other places *cough**Sweet Hut**cough*

Fresh delicious authentic!!!! Will be back soon ! Service…read morewas great as well. Perfect for a rainy day

Came for dinner and honestly the second you open the door you're hit with a very pungent cleaning…read moresupply smell. We got the springs roll and a bowl of pho each. The spring rolls came with a sweet peanut sauce but I would say not much meat in the rolls as I really could only taste the mint. The pho broth was sweet and pretty flavorful. Unfortunately they messed up my order I ordered a small but was given the regular. Would have still preferred small cause the noodles were pretty filling. The noodles were thick and pretty good! I got meatballs and tripe in my order but it was definitely lacking some tripe. The service was also okay, we were never checked up on or given refills on water. Overall, I enjoy the noodle texture but definitely a miss this time round.

Experience Atlanta's best Bahn Mi!…read more Location and Parking Lee's Bakery is located in a strip mall on Buford Hwy, with plenty of free parking. Venue and Atmosphere The establishment is simple enough; order at the counter, take a number and a seat, and they will deliver the food to your table. The décor isn't fancy but it's clean. Food and Beverages If you're coming for a delicious and filling sandwich, you've come to the right place. The bread is crusty on the outside and soft on the inside, with just the right ratio of meat and vegetables. Bread is made fresh in house daily, and they sell bags of day old bread as well. They also sell Vietnamese coffee and baba teas. They do NOT sell sweet tea (I found this out the hard way lol). Verdict I'll be back!

Deserves its reputation as the best banhmis in Atlanta. The bread is crusty on the outside and soft…read moreon the inside, with just the right ratio of meat to veggies. They've got the buy 5 get one deal, so don't be afraid to come and get some for your next big gathering. Compared to Quoc Huong's banh mi, I found that Lee's bread and the sandwich overall are way less dry. They're more intentional in the use of their sauces to keep the inside moist and extend flavor, and their bread tasted fresher, with a a better taste and texture to it. I've also tried Lee's spring rolls and Vietnamese coffee, and those weren't much different from Quoc Huong's or other well-known Vietnamese spots in the area. If anything, I prefer Quoc Huong's for those items, but you won't be missing out on much if you choose to have a snack here while picking up banh mi.

Good food I like the atmosphere the pho and fried rice tasted really good. The waiters are very…read morenice as well. Would recommend

2nd time here for my flavor dishes "Crawfish spaghetti" really delicious…read moreDon't miss to try!!!