I went here while craving a sandwich and I was not disappointed. There were several tables to eat…read moreinside and the restaurant was clean and bright. So many food, dessert, and drink options on their menu. Service was friendly and quick. I ordered the bbq pork sandwich and my husband did the grilled chicken. I loved mine! The bread was perfect, the pork was flavorful, and the added veggies were a perfect balance. I also ordered the Saigon iced coffee. I wasn't a fan of the dairy flavor but that happens sometimes and I know it's a unique taste. The sandwich was the star though and I can't wait to come back again.

There's free parking with shade, plenty of seating in both the restaurant and the bakery/…read morecoffeehouse, cute decor, nice air conditioning and a clean bathroom. There are plenty of Asians eating in here. I ordered the grilled pork vermicelli and it was full of fresh cucumbers, carrots, peanuts, and sprouts. The meat had one flavor note which was salty, no grilled smoky flavor, no caramelization. With a $4.75 tapioca dessert, tax, tip and the "convenience fee" for using a credit card lunch was 28$. I felt like I could have used slightly less ambience and more caramelization on the pork or a 10% bigger portion and it would have been really good.

My fiance & I were on our way back to NYC from Maine, and happened to find Pho 88 on the route…read more Knowing that any pho place with a number behind it usually is good, we took our chances. I was so suprised by how good the pho broth is - it's legit. The broth is piping hot, super flavorful, but still light and not too oily. Prices are good considering the portion size. They have all of the proper toppings & they don't skimp on any of the meats. Service is friendly & the restaurant is spacious. Parking is plentiful - there's a lot right out front. Cash & card are both accepted.

Just visiting from FL and needed a Pho. I have been here before about 3 or so years and enjoyed it…read more The service is fast and the side plate had a great heaping of sprouts. Love that. I am so happy they still serve it with the tripe and all. The menu is very big. A lot to pick from however it was the Pho and it was great.

I often pop in here after getting my allergy shots in Burlington. It's the perfect place for a…read moreseamlessly, easy lunch, and it quickly became one of my favorite spots in the area for really good Vietnamese food. The inside is modern and bright, and it's great for either sitting down or grabbing takeout. You order through a kiosk, and sometimes the summer rolls aren't listed on it. I usually ask if they have any made that day, and I always grab one order if they do. They have great lunch specials from 11AM to 2PM that come with a drink. My go-to is the Banh Hoi Bowl with Crispy Pork Belly. The pork belly comes in huge chunks, and when you get those extra crispy pieces, it's a real treat. I'm still testing out the drinks to find my favorite, the Fresh Salty Limeade is a little too mild for me and the Passionfruit Jasmine Iced Tea is okay. Parking is easy, with spots right in front and wrapped around to the back in the lot they share with a clinic. Overall Service: The service here is always great, and everyone is friendly. I recently had a newer girl, or maybe I haven't seen her before working, who was telling me about the specials. She made them sound so good that I'm definitely ordering one on my next visit.

Tasty but oh so expensive. I have the privilege of living near Boston and have options for pho and…read morebanhmi but for the Burlington area- I think this is a solid choice. This is the most expensive banhmi I have ever ordered and while tasty, it's not mind blowing. The pho was also good but for $25, I have complaints that the noodles were a bit over done and broke into small pieces when we got it. The service was quick- perfect for lunch during the middle of a work day and has enough seating to not need to wait.

Visited on a Saturday night and although the restaurant was busy we were seated right away. There…read morewere only two servers working and our service was slow throughout the meal, but we really enjoyed the food and had a good time. Loved the large menu with a variety of Korean, Thai, and Vietnamese options and even some Italian items. We ordered the sizzling spicy dry chicken and beef bibimbap and really enjoyed both dishes. The portions were large and the dishes were flavorful and well prepared. This was my first time having bibimbap with a raw egg instead of fried and it was really tasty- the egg mixed throughout the dish and cooked from being in the hot bowl. We also ordered the crispy vermicelli rolls as an appetizer, but weren't too impressed with the portion size or the rolls themselves. It seemed like a lot of other guests were ordering spring rolls, and those may have been a better option. As other reviews have mentioned, the ambiance is not a main draw of the restaurant, but we were looking for somewhere tasty, interesting, and casual and really enjoyed our meal here.

Although the location is not in the best area... This restaurant serves excellent food! Started…read morewith the honey Sriracha wings, which were perfectly spiced and delicious. For the mains, we had sizzling dry chicken and sizzling beef. Both were spiced well and came out piping hot! It took about 10 minutes before we could actually dig in as the food was so ripping hot! Everything was delicious, the beef was super tender and the chicken crisp and plentiful. Although the chicken was very good, the sizzling beef was next level. Inside, the restaurant is well decorated, and the ambience is easy-going. All of the staff was super friendly, attentive and welcoming. I would highly recommend a visit to Sizzling Kitchen!

This Vietnamese place is inside the Hmart food court. The menu covers all the basics, nothing too…read morespecial, but most of the staples are there. The food court's always packed with people hanging out, so finding a seat is a hassle. I usually just take it to go. Parking's usually fine unless you show up midday on a weekend. Then good luck. Special Beef Soup- I actually got this one for my nephew, but he wasn't into it, so I tried it myself. Have to agree with him. The broth was light, but lacked flavor. The meats: sirloin, tripe, flank, meatballs were fine. Vietnamese Spring Rolls (3)- Fried with shredded carrots, bean noodles, ground pork and chicken. The shell had a nice crunch, but the filling was bland and underseasoned. Lemongrass Chicken Vermicelli- Comes with lettuce, pickled carrots and daikon, mint, fried onions, peanuts, vermicelli, and fish sauce. The fish sauce helps, but I wasn't a fan of the chicken marinade. Overall Service: I usually end up circling the food court and somehow wind up here, mostly because it's the only Vietnamese stall. The lady here is nice. Truthfully, the food's not that good. Last time, I ordered summer rolls and they forgot them. Didn't realize until I got home. Such a bummer.

The food court in H Mart Burlington has many options. I've only had Woojeon Korean Cuisine…read morepreviously in this food court, so I tried Pho Ever Chicken this time. I ordered A4. Shrimp Summer Rolls ($9.25) and C11. Grilled Pork Vermicelli ($17.25) to go and was given a pager. Though it was a busy Saturday afternoon, food was ready in about 10 minutes. Everything was packed in its own container. The shrimp summer rolls were wrapped in plastic food wrap and a container of peanut sauce complimented it. The summer rolls were packed with lettuce and had good taste. The grilled pork vermicelli was very filling. The vermicelli noodles were topped with grilled pork, lettuce, cucumber, sweet daikon radish and carrots, mint, fried onions, and peanuts. A container of house fish sauce was on the side. The grilled pork had good flavor, but it was cut into tiny strips and some were burnt. I wish it had more grilled pork. There was a lot of lettuce, but everything especially with the fish sauce on top, was tasty and delectable. Pho Ever Chicken is a great option in the food court. I am interested in trying their pho next time.

Parking here is extremely limited. Thankfully, you can pull around the corner and park along the…read moresidewalk The arrangement inside reminds me of a different bánh mì place in Dorchester; refrigerator on the side with a bunch of Asian drinks. A large variety of dried snacks and jerky in the center. Next to the register, you get full view of how the bánh mì is made, and I never get tired of watching. The bánh mì itself is pretty darn good. The bread here has to be the crunchiest bánh mì bread I have ever eaten. It's still light and airy inside, but the crust is phenomenally crunchy and gets absolutely everywhere. The pickled vegetables are on point, and the combination ham and BBQ are exactly how they should taste. If you've never had bánh mì before, then I totally recommend this place. And TOTALLY get the BBQ beef for guaranteed deliciousness.

This place probably has a bad rep but I like coming here for a banh mi. Yes it's probably the…read morepricier option but they do put a reasonable amount of meat in them. Their pate is very flavorful, I bought a tub of it to put on my own baguette. So the price is worth it in my opinion.

Stopped in for lunch and had a great banh mi…read more Vibe: There's a good mix of 2 person and 4 person tables. Order at the counter, can use a kiosk, take a number and they serve you at your table. Service: Food came out pretty quick Food: Got the caremalized pork banh mi, and it was very good. The pork had great texture but not much caramelization flavor, had a bite of my partner's BBQ beef and it was a lot more flavorful. The veggies were super fresh. The bread was nicely toasted. Good sized sandwich, very filling. Value: At $13 I'd say this was good value for the portion and quality Accessibility: The turn in to the parking lot can be a little tricky with traffic but there is ample parking. No stairs/steps to enter. Overall really enjoyed getting lunch here and would return.

The place was small but cozy and very clean. The service was self serve kisok and once you order…read morethe food you take a number and have a seat. One of my favorite drink they had was the coconut tea it does come with real large chunks of coconut. I ordered the grilled pork strips with rice and veg. The meal was good but the pork was a little over done making it chewy sometime hard to swallow. I recommend this place if you need a quick bite before going to the movies

I was in the neighborhood to get a book at lala bookstore and wanted to grab food to go and found…read morethis place. I'm so glad I decided to go here because the food is absolutely delicious. And it travels really well, the wings stayed crispy and they were fried perfectly. I also can't believe how much food they give you, it's a really good deal! The staff was really nice as well when I asked about the menu when deciding to order. Definitely going back here again

Great food and service. One of our favorite Vietnamese Thia restaurant. It's ultra casual, nothing…read morefancy. Love their fresh rolls, and chicken pho. Usually can find parking on street after hours.

The Food was just delicious, I wanted to try this place in the Methuen loop; I've been eating Pho…read morefor the past 14 years, so I venture into this. I ordered the Pho City and what a surprise, it was well prepared had everything I wanted big succulent dish, love the big piece of Oaxtail that comes with it was just a very pleasant surprise and the taste was super. Service was excellent, the servers were very friendly and amable. Ambiance is nice, light music, various tv sets, nice and comfy. Will definitely come back to this place, is just great overall.

Another movie, another post-movie dinner at Pho City. This time, on a Monday night at 630pm, the…read moreestablishment seemed sparsely populated. I ordered the P7 pho ($16) with pho steak (that's what the menu says), flank steak, and meatballs. This arrived w/in 5 minutes. The soup was hot enough to absorb the bean sprouts without cooling down, and seemed adequately flavored. The portion size this time seemed smaller that I remembered even though the bowls were the same. Not exactly the gigantic bowls you'd see on Dorchester Ave in Boston.