The restaurant was clean and more modern, but was empty on a Tuesday night. We were a little leery…read morebut ordered familiar items: spring rolls; combination pho; seafood pho. The spring rolls were tasty but the rice paper was a little chewy. My combination pho was very good; similar to other places and had plenty of protein. My wife liked the flavor of her broth but was disappointed that seafood was mostly fish balls and krab. Only one size, large, bowl is offered and comes with the side of bean sprouts, basil, lime, jalapeño to add to the pho. The server was very pleasant but limited English (a good sign of authenticity). He was appreciative of our business. A steady stream of take out orders was also a good sign. Definitely worth a try.

* Goodbye Pho * I…read moreknow pho and this was a disappointment at best. The broth was passable, but stingy on ingredients. Skimpy meat pieces and missing scallions, thin sliced onions and cilantro, or culantro. Low noodle count as well. The condiments were comprised of hoisin sauce and the usual boring Sriracha, nothing more. For 14 bucks I expected way better. Comes in one size fits all. Probably a medium. This pho is a no.

The digital self-service ordering requirement is a turn off. And, once you've completed the…read moredigital order, the system automatically adds a 15% gratuity, so beware. If you eat in, the only service provided is the food you've ordered from the self-service board is brought yo your table. That's the extent of contact with the eatery's staff. The water & unsweetened tea are free, however, you have to get that yourself as well. The bbq pork flavors are good. The larger pieces of pork were chewy & the vermicelli noodles were tough. The noodle bowl sauce was tasty and the ingredients were fresh. The banh mi did not mimic traditional flavors, but was a hearty sandwich. If you're not big on heavy sauce, I'd suggest ordering this sandwich with lite sauce. The food here will fill you up, but there is likely better Pho in town.

The broth was really oily and I was not a fan. The chicken breast (I only got it since I've been…read moresick usually I get beef) was very dry. I think that's partially to be expected but still. I've definitely had better and probably won't order from here again. Update: I found mold on the noodles

Always consistent with their food. Broth taste great. We always get the spring rolls, peanut sauce…read moreis a top favorite! Service is always good. Pretty clean every time we come. This is a staple in our rotation especially when it's cold outside !

We were one of two tables when we arrived, and the place was packed by the time we left - this is…read morethe spot in Moore for Pho, with a bustling atmosphere. Service was great, and portions are huge. Even the kids trays (noodle soup, an orange, jello and a drink for $7!) were very generous. Our crew had pork spring rolls (very good), chicken pho, and round/flank pho on a cool morning, and it hit the spot.

Best noodles in town. Hand made! You have to try the spicy pork belly sandwich! Also we ordered a…read morestrawberry shake. Very delicious. 5stars

Came here because of the Yelp reviews. I'd have to say I can not agree with this one…read more First off, the potstickers were the best item of the 4 things we ordered. Before that! The pricing on the huge window outside is not accurate! It's about $2-3 more on the menu inside! We ordered: Potstickers: pork- was juicy and hot. Pan fried bao: a little bland. There's was nothing "wow" about it. Chicken stir fried noodle: it looked great. Great color, decent amount of toppings. Noodle had a good chew. I think we're missing all the salt though. Was bland. No flavor. Singapore noodle: NO. The noodles were overcooked and soggy/saucy. Also lacking flavor and salt. The shrimp was really tough and hard. Overcooked or very not fresh. Place was a little dark and dreary.

Excellent service top notch, food was amazing, Definitely a place to go back to and have more food…read moreof the menu, if I ever go back to that town I'll definitely stop by to have some more of this place

I got the pad see ew (soy sauce noodles) they had no real color or much flavor. They put spinach in…read moretheirs which is different from other places I've tried. My side spring roll was good. The peanut sauce wasn't a super fave of mine. Would like to try something else if I come again !

Campus corner - norman staple ! $15 for a box and a coconut milk tea ! Service was great I met her…read morehalfway and she insisted on taking it all the way to my table. The soup of the day changes. Big tv in the back. Good to come and chill and study also

Lived in Norman for 9 years, been coming back multiple times a year for the last 8 but finally made…read moreit in to Tea Cafe on a friend's recommendation and it was great! I had the chicken fried rice with some eggs mixed in and I was stunned by the portion size. Plenty of food to fill you up! Quite tasty with great service and a nice clean seating area.

Weekend lunch here just makes sense--grab a bowl of noodles, then knock out your grocery shopping…read moreafter. The mini food court has expanded over the years, but the food and service have stayed consistently solid. Their bún bò Huế is one of the better versions in the city and feels very traditional, from the variety of meats to the toppings and deep, flavorful broth. I'm still on the hunt for the best bún bò Huế, but this one is high on the list. We also love their pho and vermicelli bowls--fresh ingredients, good portions, and authentic flavors throughout. It was busy during the weekend lunch rush, yet orders came out quickly and the staff kept things moving efficiently. Tables were cleaned almost immediately after customers left, which helped the space feel organized despite the crowd.

Great noodles like Bún mắm (from Google AI: "pungent and flavorful Vietnamese noodle soup from the…read moreMekong Delta, characterized by its strong broth made from fermented fish paste (mắm). It features rice vermicelli noodles (bún) and is loaded with toppings like shrimp, squid, pork belly, and eggplant, balanced by a mountain of fresh herbs, bean sprouts, and chili. Known for its intense aroma and deep umami flavor, it's a beloved comfort food in Southern Vietnam, often compared to a 'Vietnamese gumbo'") and pho as well as great bahn mi like the meatball version. Prompt service and also located in the food hall of the World Fresh International Market so plenty of seating and tables. One gripe is that the sugarcane juice costs $8.50 for a Large with no free refills! What gives bro? All the cans of soda are also $1, and I told them as a business suggestion they should maybe allow at least one free refill at that price because that may be the equivalent of 8 cans. Otherwise recommended!

Great Thai place! Food was very flavorful and they have a large variety of options. Adjust spicy…read morelevel to your taste. I got the Thai bento box which has several items. Red curry, and garlic black pepper chicken and crispy spring rolls. They also have some Japanese food items like teriyaki. Staff was friendly and restaurant is spacious and clean. Work for casual dinner or lunch. Cute date night out as well. Near campus and has own parking lot.

The food is good. My wife and I have frequented Thai Delight for years, which makes it all the more…read moredisappointing to be on the receiving end of extremely scammy, third-world behavior on their part. My wife's side of the family was all in town for a visit and we took them here for my mother-in-law's birthday. At the end, each of the five couples were given a handheld payment machine that did not provide an itemized bill but only a number which we were led to believe was the pre-tip subtotal. The numbers were significantly larger than we were all expecting but the bill was not itemized, so we had no way to see why it was high and no one was in the mood to contest. We assumed we had simply misread the menu. Immediately after paying what we believed was the pre-tip subtotal, the machine asked for a tip that began at 20%. We assumed this was the normal tip and all tipped 15-20%. After I got in the car, I thought to myself, "There's no way that was the right amount." I went back inside and asked for a receipt. She printed and handed me a non-itemized receipt. I then said, "No, I would like an itemized receipt." She printed it off for me and there it was: they charged a 20% gratuity that was never disclosed and then deceptively asked for another 20% tip on top. When confronted and asked for a refund on the double tips for all five families at the table, they provided a refund and pointed me to their menu which contained, in the very fine print, a disclaimer that all parties above five people would be charged 20% gratuity. So their legal bases might be covered, though one could certainly still make an argument for deceptive practices. There should be no expectation of having to read the fine print on a restaurant menu. But even if it's legal, and I'm not sure that it was given the clear intent to deceive, that doesn't change the fact that the behavior is scammy, third-world bullcrap that does not belong in America. I see that the owner claims on another comment that they provide, in addition to the machine, a handwritten, itemized bill that displays the 20% fee. This is false. One member of our party who specifically asked for an itemized bill received a handwritten note that was entirely illegible scribbles. The others, including myself, did not receive anything other than the handheld machine with the deceptive "subtotal". We are sad to lose one of our go-to spots, but, on principle, we will not support businesses that treat us and our fellow Oklahomans this way. Especially if they are going to lie to us afterwards and pretend it was our fault rather than acknowledge their actions and clear intent to defraud.