Went there this evening. We got the fried spring rolls, green curry, curry noodles and lemongrass…read morenoodles and all were excellent. Food was piping hot and service was great. Will definitely drive the hour to go here again.

We just got take out so can't say I can give a complete review…read more My wife went in and said the place was nice. The food was ready on time. We had drunken noodles and orange peel chicken. The drunken noodles were great but we got no spice and probably should've gotten it a little more spicy. The orange peel chicken was amazing. Definitely best rendition of orange chicken I've had. Will be trying this again!!

The ONLY place in Wausau to get Bao and it's so yummy! The bun is soft and packed full with meat…read moreand veggies. The staff is friendly and answered all my questions! Can't wait to return to get some more bao!

The location as others have mentioned was weird. When we got there the entrance was questionable…read morebut luckily there was someone who looked like a worker was outside so she directed us. We sat at the bar but just ordered food. My seat was uncomfortable but my husband said his was good. Not sure if it was just the chair I was in. Service was good. The pad Thai I felt was a bit greasy but still tasted good. The papaya salad came with some extra ingredients which was a pleasant surprise. It was on the more sour side but still good. Overall, it was a good experience but probably wouldn't go out of my way to eat here.

This is my go-to Hmong owned restaurant in Wausau. Some locals I know rate a restaurant based on…read morehow their pho tastes like and that's all they can say. You can eat way more different items than just pho here. They have everything from laab to Hmong sausage with sticky rice and of course, egg rolls. Ok, food is pretty average however their menu is extensive. The food tastes so, SO much better than the Hmong delis in the same area. Their pepper dip is delicious. Great location; right on South 3rd Avenue where I grew up as a kid. Private parking. The establishment was an old supper club back in my day. Nostalgic. The ambience need some work. Everything is dated and dark. Like a grandparents basement. I was bothered with the group sitting next us. One guy spoke as if his buddies were standing a half block away. Our server was quick on his feet and helpful with the menu. He answered questions promptly and gave us a heads up if an item would be delayed in preparing. So helpful. We didn't have to wait long to get our food. Shorter time than at the local Hmong deli, I can promise you that and the restaurant was half full. Would, and have, returned.

This is hand's down the best tasting and most authentic pho I've ever had at any restaurant!!! I…read moreordered the large and couldn't finish it. The broth was delicious even before adding anything. They are generous with the meat and noodles. And, the price was more than fair. We also had the papaya which was delicious!!! I wish I could go back but I live out of state. The service was friendly and prompt. The restaurant is cozy and comfortable. We sat at a booth that allowed us to look out at a beautiful tree across the street. It was a truly authentic and delicious Hmong meal. I'll definitely go back every time I'm in Wausau.

Wow, what a find!!' Amazing, amazing, amazing drunken noodles, light delicious crab Rangoon…read more Definitely a top 10 carryout experience. Can't wait to try more.

Great stop. The food was delicious and the service was very attentive. I can't say I was in love…read morewith the teenybopper videos playing, but I'm not the target audience at this point in my life.

I ordered the crispy duck. Definitely was not what I was expecting. The duck was mushy. No…read moreflavor. Couldn't eat it. The rice was flavorless. Staff was nice.

We came from out of town especially to come to the restaurant but unfortunately they were not…read morehandicap accessible as there were steps leading to the entrance.

Place is terrible, went with my daughter and was told I came up too many times cause I made her…read morefood just before my plate. So I literally only made one plate for myself. Crazy. Also pretty filthy I wasnt going to make another plate anyways but I let my daughter eat and left.

This was great during the early years but has been sliding over the last year or better…read more The grill is fine but same selections. We keep adding more sauce because it comes back dry but they just let it burn on the grill and don't really make an effort to mix it in. Ice cream machine has been broken for months or at least every visit we've made which is three over last 4-5 months Pop machine more empty than full- zero /0/nada/ no diet pop of any kind today which was unbelievable- so I paid for soda but had to have water Even 1/2 of the table napkin dispensers were empty. SUPER DISAPPOINTING because we used to love this place.

A family-owned business and a hole-in-the-wall serving Hmong food. It serves probably the best egg…read morerolls I've ever tasted. Being from a densely populated Asian community back home, I find it really difficult to find food that matches it. Entrees are large and good to share with another person.

This was our first experience at this relatively new Asian restaurant. Frankly, the four of us were…read moreshocked that we were able to get a table without a reservation; I think that once people figure out how good the food is, this place will be packed. The four of us ordered one order of spring rolls, which were huge and deliciously fresh... is that a term? They are basically like egg rolls except fresh, not fried, so it's kind of like having your salad wrapped up in a rice paper skin! Knowing the difficulties of keeping spring rolls appetizing, without drying out or becoming so sticky that you can't touch them, I'm sure that the chef must have rolled them just before bringing them out to our table. Although the menu specified an order of three, the waitress allowed us to order four so that we could each try one. We could see shrimp mixed among the vegetables, and I think that there was pork in there too... In any case, it was delicious and it set the tone for a great lunch. One member of our group hadn't ever tried Thai food before and was worried about the heat factor. The waitress assured us that the kitchen could temper any selection to accommodate her. We ordered a vegetarian fried rice dish, and also an order of shrimp pad Thai. Both were served on platters that allowed for a huge serving. If you plan on eating by yourself, I can almost guarantee that you will have enough for two meals. Both entrées were well seasoned and very flavorful. Yes, "MK Eats" is NOT the home of the quick five dollar lunch! But the prices are more than fair and the servings are huge in my opinion hey, how was lunch?. The owners have taken the old ELITE and scrubbed it within an Inch of its life. The decor is minimal, but who goes to a restaurant for decor? The Owners have chosen to forgo the trend for those high top bar tables...thank God! The waitress was attentive and polite, answering our questions patiently. The only thing we might comment on Concerns the table setting. She brought out small dessert plates for us when she delivered the spring rolls and entrées. The spring rolls were so huge that they looked Comical on the small plate , and when we try to taste the entrées, we quickly used up the space available on those tiny saucers. Also, the table setting was made up of a fork and a spoon, but no knife. Is that a new trend or is that typical in Asian restaurants? But when the only comments after a meal concern TABLEWARE, I think we can all agree that our meal was a "win."

Really not that impressive. I got pho to go, and it was very unflavored broth and nothing truly…read morestood out. The service was subpar, and the ambience was bleh.

I was recommended to try this as it was supposed to have good food. I brought my Hmong cousin and…read morehis family, we ordered a bunch of food, and we were NOT impressed. The service was kind and quick, the food was ick! The pho broth tasted old and stale, the spicy beef laab was dry and had way too many onions, and the egg rolls (will be elaborated on later). We choked down as much as possible. The orange chicken was mushy and had questionable meat quality. My pregnant wife couldn't eat more than two bites without concern of later effects. The egg rolls, the egg rolls were $24 for 12. When we got them they were maybe 3" long with noodles inside. They're supposed to be pork egg rolls. There were no vegetables just noodles with a crumble of pork. I would never pull myself to subject anyone to eating there again. Please GS specialty.... Open back up for our safety!!!

The Poke bowl. Tuna, salmon, seafood salad, cucumber, greens, and rice. Kind of spicy, but very…read moregood and filling.

The food was great. There were enough options to choose from and good deals for lunch. I ordered…read moreonline and was an easy/fast pick up on the food.

Great service and a wonderful variety of options I had a delicious meal in a relaxing atmosphereread more

I appreciate the variety of foods that they have ranging from more traditional to more…read moreAmericanized. I have never had a bad experience whether I am eating in or ordering to go. Their sushi is good quality and delicious. I also enjoy their lettuce wraps.