I love this place. Their crab noodle soup and sizzling crepe was delicious, but I don't understand…read morewhy they closed right at the time that majority go out to eat dinner. I guess she doesn't like the dinner rush.

Come here for their famous bánh xèo -- a Vietnamese crispy, savory crêpe filled with pork belly,…read moreshrimp, and bean sprouts. To enjoy it the traditional way, wrap a piece of the crêpe in fresh herbs and leafy greens, roll it up, and dip it into the tangy fish sauce. Crepe was thin and crispy, perfectly cooked. Server was friendly and the place feels like you eat at someone's house. Very cozy.

My family has ordered many things from this place. I am greedy and wish the portion was bigger, but…read moreit also means that the food was really tasty. Pot Stickers Beef Broccoli Orange Chicken Teriyaki Chicken Egg Rolls Fried Rice - Beef/Chicken

Jerry: This place looks sketch. Jeanne: Some of the best…read morefood are in hole in the walls. Located in Richardson on the NE corner of E Arapaho and N Plano Rd, this location of Nora Asian Fresh is nestled between Best Donuts and a Nails & Spa. Headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, this franchise has 15 locations in Arizona and 3 in Texas (Richardson, Plano, Austin). I'm not sure how long this location has been opened, but the very small shoppe corner that they're in appears to dated and doesn't scream "come have dine here". But as the old adage goes, looks can be deceiving. The dining area is simple yet inviting with the unique wood like vertical panels filling the entire far wall. There are no booths, just table and chair throughout. You place your order at the counter using the large digital menu on the wall. After placing your order you can help yourself to their drink station then pick your table. They will soon bring your meals to your table. As noted in their name, Nora Asian Fresh prides themselves on making everything fresh daily. I saw the young lady who was taking orders in the back making dumplings when I went to ask for take out containers. Their menu provides a nice mix of "fusion" dishes which really just means they have a little bit of everything. Their appetizer menu includes such items as eggrolls, edamame, dumplings, jalapeno poppers and squid salad just to name some. Their Bowl meals which come with steamed rice include orange chicken, teriyaki chicken, broccoli beef, pork katsu with curry, teriyaki salmon as well as poke or unagi bowls. On the Ramen & Asian list are miso, tonkotsu or seafood ramen, fried rice, chow mein chicken, chicken biryani, pad thai and Malaysian noodle. Finally there's a long list about 30 different sushi rolls. Jerry and J ordered the Orange Chicken Bowl. Katie tried the chicken fried rice. Jeanne got the Pad Thai and I tried the Malaysian Noodle (of course). We also tried their chicken egg rolls and chicken dumplings. Egg rolls and dumplings: Both were a tad overcooked and their skins were just a little too dry and crunchy. They should've been taken out of the fryer about 30 seconds earlier. The fillings were delicious and they were served with dipping sauces. Orange Chicken Bowl: Presentation was nice with fresh boiled broccoli in a large bowl. Both said it was good. J said "It was pretty good best I've had in a while. It wasn't too sweet and had good flavor." I tried some and I agreed. It was overly battered like some places like to make it and the taste on it was delicious. Not overly sweet and was even a little tart. Yom Yom Yom. It was a large portion, but J finished the entire bowl. Jerry and the rest of us had enough for another meal. Chicken fried rice: I didn't get to taste, but it looked good. Katie like everything about it except the way the chicken was cooked. Note that Katie is very particular about her the way she wants her chicken cooked. Also a large portion. Pad Thai: Noodles, shredded carrots, green onions tossed in a wok and garnished with fresh bean sprouts and crushed peanuts, Jeanne enjoyed it but was surprised they didn't ask how spicy she wanted it. Malaysian Noodles: I guessed from the photos in the menu that this was Char Kway Teow and I was right. It is a popular Malaysian stir-fried noodle dish using flat rice noodles. Their cook did an excellent job. It had a nice smoky with a savory sweet taste. It is tossed in a wok with eggs, bean sprouts, chives and in my case, shrimp. It was outstanding! Yom Yom Yom Yom. There are many other "Malaysian" dishes, but if you have to choose only one to put on your menu, this would be a good choice and they do it quite well. Personally I could eat there every week especially since they have so many other dishes to sample. But unfortunately I live 639 miles away. Thanks for a nice lunch Nora!

Everyone needs to steer clear of this place!!! Look at the recent reviews and go to Google and look…read moreat the recent reviews for this place. Everyone who ate here has gotten food poisoning! My uncle bought four sandwiches here in 7/19/25 and the five family members who ate the combination banh mi all got sick with the same symptoms - fever, nausea, stomaches, chills, diarrhea, and vomiting. It's the worst case of food poisoning I've ever seen and I am a registered nurse. My mom was in the ER twice, missed a week of work, and my husband missed two days of work and had to visit his doctor office. In addition my two year son was very sick with all the same symptoms and had to be brought in for a check up. I would advise everyone to stay away!!! Go somewhere else! I am filing a complaint with the state health department of Dallas/Garland so that they're aware but this place should be shut down and not serve the public! Give your customers their refund. You've caused my family a lot of pain and suffering this week and my toddler was the sickest he's ever been after eating your food! This mommy will make sure you're paid a visit from the health department. If you're affected this week or got food poisoning from Banh Mi Cali, call the Garland Health Department and submit your case! It takes about a minute or two! (972) 205-3460 Update 7/30: It turned out to be salmonella! Salmonella is in the bloodstream and my elderly mother is still struggling after 9 days. My husband is slowly recovering but has now missed 5 days of work. There were several cases reported including mine to the health department and the restaurant received a citation. It was the raw eggs they used for the spread. Be careful out there! I don't wish this on my worst enemy.

We bought the "buy three, get one free" sandwich deal, but unfortunately the bread on all of them…read morewas very stale at least one or two days old. The rice dish that was sitting on the table was also a disappointment; it was dry, hardened, and clearly old. The dessert was the one highlight great flavor, but it was extremely sweet. Overall, the food quality just wasn't there, and we were pretty disappointed.

This place was introduced to me when I first visited DFW years ago as the best pho in town. Fast…read moreforward to today, I live here now and have had time to try out most Viet restaurants known for their Pho (because when it comes to Viet food, every restaurant has a different dish(es) that they excel at). I can confidently say this is the best, if not, top 3 in DFW. You come here for a hearty, very filling, and affordable bowl of Pho. The service is quick and attentive. You'll place your order and get your giant bowl within minutes. They offer a regular and large and trust, the regular is plenty. Take out is ine size only and that's their large. Even with take out, the meat portion is generous. The broth does lean ever so slightly on the saltier side but overall very solid.

Good Pho, friendly staff, good prices…read more I visited Pho Bac when visiting the DFW area by recommendation of my Bestbuy cashier! She really chose a good place. Certainly would return, everything was tasty, there was no wait for service. This place is on my list of go-to places when visiting Dallas now and time I want a fairly quiet spot with plenty of tables. Next time I'll bring a friend along so I have somebody to talk with instead of inhaling my soup!

Best Bún Riêu in Town!…read more I always come to Saigon Quán for their bún riêu with extra pork blood--it's my go-to! I've tried bún riêu at other nearby spots, but nothing compares. The broth here is absolutely perfect--rich, flavorful, and comforting. They serve just the right amount of noodles and a generous portion of fresh veggies. If you're a fan of a gooooood bowl of bún riêu, Saigon Quán is a must-try!

Overall: 3.1/5 [delivery]…read more We ordered on DoorDash for Sunday dinner and were disappointed to find out that 3 out of the 5 items we ordered were out of stock. What frustrated me was that they let us place the order for unavailable items and didn't reached out to ask if we wanted to add any replacement items. The food also took over an hour to arrive and was cold by the time it got to us. Banh Beo / Steamed Rice Cakes ($7): Came with about 6 pieces that were bigger and thicker than what we're used to with a good amount of topping. The nuoc mam was okay. Crab Paste Vermicelli Soup / Bun Rieu ($15.50): Pretty good overall but I'm not a fan of mam ruoc and you could definitely taste it in the broth. My husband loved it though, and there was a good amount of protein, soup, and veggies throughout.

My family had lunch here and ordered our usual asparagus soup, fried cheese lobster, lotus leaf…read morefried rice with crab, raw beef, frog legs and fried squid. Omg everything was so good!!!! Please consider supporting them, every time I come in they're not busy. They're the only place in town left that makes fried cheese lobster. It's my fav dish ever and I don't want them to go out of business. I need my fried cheese lobster!

The food is okay, it use to be pretty good but now it's mediocre. The owner is super sweet and kind…read moreand they have a lot of food options. The owner told us that business wasn't really going well so now it's just him and his wife running the place but they were still in great spirits. I hope them all the best!

This place is great for quick on the go Vietnamese dishes that you don't normally see in Vietnamese…read morerestaurants. There are a lot of options available to choose from. They're great to grab a few and then save for meals throughout the week (it's a great money saver when on vacation). Each box comes with enough of the entree, veggies, and fish sauce. I loved the Vietnamese crepe. If you hear it up in the air fryer the next day, it gets crunchy. Every bite was full of flavor. Things didn't taste stale..

The best Banh Cuon in my opinion in the DFW. Tried their Banh Xeo today and it was awesome as…read morewell! Great and courteous server

Came back here after a while and was happy to see that they improved on some of the issues they…read morewere having when they first opened. They have probably the best banh cuon in the area and the quality is still really good plus it's a big portion. The ordering process was much better though there still is a little language barrier but not bad at all. Menu is clear and easy to order from. Food came out pretty fast after ordering which was great. And they do accept credit card which is great. Definitely will be back more often!

I got some rice rolls to go and they were solid. The ground shrimp one - not a TON of filling is my…read moreonly complaint but overall I still enjoyed it. The ground pork one was perhaps a bit better for me. Wish they had a grilled pork version. The shrimp, potato and sweet potato fritter was nice when I warmed it up in a toaster oven. Much better than just eating it cold imo. The fish sauce with the side of hot chili was delicious as others have said. Plus the fried shallots or whatever is the topping - really nice. For banh cuon I would come back again for sure. Food came out quickly and I didn't have any problems ordering since the menu is so small - just pointed. Restaurant is in the south hallway that you walk past as you enter the grocery store.