Our go-to order is any pho with the spicy beef broth, plus any banh mi--and you can't go wrong with…read morethe Thai tea either. The broth has a deep, rich flavor with the perfect level of spice and a really nice hint of cinnamon that sets it apart. My wife and I have tried pho places all over the U.S., and this one still stands out. Now that we don't live in Slidell anymore, I'll sometimes catch my wife scrolling through their Facebook because she genuinely misses this place. The staff is always super friendly, the food is consistently solid, and overall it's just a great establishment.

Most portion. Best flavor! Best service!! 5 stars review straight!!! I have been so many Pho…read moreplaces and this one is most impressive!!

Best all thr way from apps to bowls to rice rice dishes ,…read moreAspen and owners did outstanding work, felt like need ti get back there sooner than later

Stopped in for some boba while running some errands. Cashier was super friendly and helpful when i…read moreasked questions about what kind of drink i might like. The drink itself was delicious and as good as she suggested. The store itself was clean and spacious. Off customer service alone this may be where i get my boba from now on.

Located off a main road. There's a large parking lot to park. I saw a lot of reviews and thought…read moreto swing by to try out as I was in the area. The moment we stepped inside the bakery, we were greeted right away. Staff were fast and friendly. Staff help assorted us with any questions we had. Bought some foods to try. I tried the cold cut banh mi. It was good. Bread was crispy and lots of filling. Bought some taro, white bean, black bean, corn desserts (Che) and jelly to try. All were delicious especially on a hot day. Bought some pastries which were limited at the end of the day. Got some chaud pork with onion, crawfish pie, meat pie, baked bao which all had great pastry taste, but the filling wasn't the greatest for me I guess. So, I did come back another day and got some pate chaud with bbq pork. Now that was delicious to my taste buds! I tried the green combo bánh bao and that was delicious as well!

This king cake generates the most buzz, and people wait early in long lines at Zuppardo's to get…read moreone. For me, it's way too sweet, although that can be said of many other popular king cakes....so to each their own. I do appreciate the strong cinnamon flavor and tender crumb. But I wouldn't wait in line for it. Still, Dong Phuong is one of the truly iconic king cakes of New Orleans as it looks different than anything else on the market. I was very happy to try it and thankful for the family friend who stood in line to get one.

I can't get enough of these delish steamed bao appetizers from Pho Bistro. On this visit we only…read morehad their steamed bao because we wanted to try the chicken and beef. These dishes are refreshing and with every bite you get the meat, veggies and tasty sauce. We love the pork and chicken the best. You can't go wrong and they are great before enjoying a bowl of their yummy pho. Come to Pho Bistro for the delish baos and the friendly smiles.

Pho Bistro - Slidell, LA…read more Stopped in at Pho Bistro in Slidell and was pleasantly surprised. I started with the grilled pork spring rolls, and they were actually really good -- fresh, flavorful, and the peanut sauce was perfect. For my main dish, I ordered a bowl of pho tai, and it did not disappoint. The portion was huge, the broth was incredibly yummy, and all the extra herbs and toppings came on the side just the way I like it. Service was quick and attentive, and while the ambiance isn't anything fancy, it's clean and comfortable -- exactly what you expect from a good, low-key pho spot. Overall, I'd definitely go back. Solid food, friendly service, and great portions. 5/5 stars.

After Bo Tea started with their crazy non sensical extra fees. This is the place I go on the west…read moreside of town. Food's good and staff is excellent. No crazy extra fees/profit! Extra jalapeño no problem. Extra sauce, no problem. Ms. Kim is very nice. Plus they have VN, Thai and Chinese choices. Very extensive menu. Have never had a bad meal here.

Cute little hole in the wall place with a comfy feel. The food is always good with a homestyle…read morevibe. Really like their Thai tea!

Best ginger fish in the south. I have tried all of the Thai restaurants from Pensacola to…read moreLafayette. This place has the best Thai cuisine in south.

Love, love, love this place! Over-ordered as always; Dumplings, Rangoon, Rad Na chicken, all good…read more Ploy Thai (Mandeville) has my favorite Rangoon, but Singh's is good too. My pretty server, Tina, knew the menu and was very attentive. The three ladies in the kitchen (which you can see!) never send me an average dish. Food is seasoned well and hot Wok'd. Wish they were closer. For Boba lovers, they got that too. Not my cup of 'tea' though.

Had a Banh Mi today - grilled pork with grilled pork. This. Is. Genius!…read more So delicious and filling - what a great idea for a beautiful Wednesday lunch. And let me tell you guys, even if they didn't have delicious yummys on the menu, the folks here are just the best. I always leave feeling a little more loved, no matter when I go, or what's happening - that's some real good, feel good love right there. Come in and say hi and get yourself a pork-pork, you won't regret it.

I have eaten here several times and had great experiences, however my Uber Eats steak pho last…read morenight tasted like someone dumped an entire package of cayenne in it, I don't know if the broth was old and just had all the spice from the bottom, but it looked visibly different and was inedibly spicy. I was bummed as I was looking forward to it. The pork egg rolls held me over this time, but the soup sadly was tossed.

The supermarket itself has really tight aisle but it's full of some really good things. I really…read morerecommend the banh stand inside to the right they're really sandwiches are really good. Prices are really reasonable especially if you get their deal. Great when taking road trips

I really liked coming in here. So many obscure things that could be purchased here for such a…read morereasonable price. I am very, very sad to hear about what happened to the owner. I hope somehow the family can rise above this and reopen the store. My heartfelt condolences.

Pho Cong in Covington was absolutely delicious. The food was incredibly flavorful, and the broth…read morewas hands-down amazing--rich, comforting, and clearly made with care. I ordered the combination plate, and it was worth every penny with generous portions and great variety. The building itself is small and tucked away in a shopping center, but it was packed to the brim when we visited, I can absolutely see why it's such a popular spot. Our waitress was very helpful and kind; although she seemed quite busy and a bit less attentive at times, she came by as much as she could. Overall, the food alone makes this place a must-visit, and I'll definitely be back.

Pho Cong had been in my bookmarks for awhile, so while on a recent trip to NOLA, I took a detour to…read moresee what the most hyped business on the north shore was all about. Their success in the form of local accolades are never-ending, along with countless high ratings across several platforms. My first impression was slightly underwhelming but I have no regrets and I certainly appreciate the effort. The place is family run and located in a strip mall with a handful of tables with a busy crowd of folks at any point of the week. There are a handful of group-friendly tables inside, along with a couple of tables outside. I came during their lunch rush, which resulted in a bit of a wait. When finally seated, I admired the hordes of staff going in and out of the kitchen, along with the waitresses handling groups of all sizes with ease. I ordered a good variety of food to make sure I didn't miss much. In addition to a combination pho dac biet ($17), bo vien ($14) and pho ga with banh mi combo ($18), I also ordered their coconut butterfly shrimp ($7), off menu crispy noodle bird's nest ($16.50), and a plate of fries ($5) for good measure. I noticed a lot of the food skewed on the sweeter side. The pho broth was good overall, but was still a tinge sweet. I was hoping for heartier cuts of the tendon and brisket, but it was a modest portion at best. The sweetness also applied to the sauce in the crispy bird's nest noodle, which reminded me of something I'd find in an American Chinese spot with the stir fry and overall presentation. While I was happy with the bread of the banh mi, the spicy mayo spread (?) threw me off a bit. I was hoping for pate and butter, but that may have to be a request-onyl thing. I started to realize that from the majority of the patrons, the semi-high prices, and the description-first format of the menu (#1), that it's likely that the place was really molding to the westernized palate. It makes sense in a place like Covington, which is not the same Vietnamese scene as say Houston. It also makes sense to have some non- Viet staff to make the place as approachable as possible. And regarding the staff, they were the best part of the experience. Everyone was incredibly friendly and did a good job of keeping the place clean and orderly (#2), while making sure everyone left with a smile on their face. They've clearly done an outstanding job since their start a handful of years ago. I think for folks who are clearly more adept in Vietnamese cuisine, should ensure they know what they're getting into prior to taking the leap. I would never rule out of a future return, but I think I'd have to already be in Covington and to make sure to taper my expectations. __________ (#1) "Vietnamese po-boy" for banh mi, "chunky beef" for bo luc lac, etc (#2) Especially the bathrooms. Only thing missing are paper towels.