Several ppl came to ask if we had been taken care of. To go bowls were big. Food was tasty…read more Definitely recommend.

Came with my family, waited for almost an hour for my food and never gotten it until I've switched…read morefrom takeout and my family already finished eating. I've been asked 3 times that my food is coming and never gotten it still. And this was not the first time this was the second time never again ordering from this place or anywhere near inside

Came in for a work lunch meeting one weekday... They were pretty busy, but there was no delay in…read moregreeting us seated. Service was very friendly and helpful. Their menu is typical Viet/Pho. Opted for crispy veggie spring rolls to start - they were excellent! Perfect texture and great flavor! The dip that came with them was awesome! I'm not into peanutty sauces, nor hoison and this was a sort os soy sauce type thickened sauce with nice flavor. On to the entrée - I got chicken pho - Again, great! The accoutrement that came with it was "ok" not as fresh as I'd like, but still worked for my needs. But the broth was so very tasty! The chicken was decent as well. Definitely would come back here... it was pretty good!

I had been here once years ago and remember really liking it. I decided to come back before…read morecatching an IMAX movie at the Regal nearby. It was empty when we arrived so we were seated immediately. The music was very relaxing and felt like a spa. It took a while to get a server's attention, but when we placed our P5. Phở Tái Nam order (my best friend and I ordered the same thing), they came out pretty quickly. I am not sure what went wrong, but it felt like my noodles weren't fully cooked and the broth wasn't hot enough to cook it all. The flavor of the broth was also a little too perfumy for me and a bit off. More people came as we dined so it took a while to get the check, but we accounted enough time and weren't worried.

My second time in since I saw them advertising soup dumplings gs yum!…read more So me and my three year old got ramen, (which she loved) , the pork soup dumplings, and gyoza . Everything came out hot and tasty. Such a great dinner!

This was our first time here. We came during an in-between meal time and were greeted at the door…read more We confirmed we were dining in and were shown to a table. But after being seated, no one came back. We were the only customers in the restaurant. The two employees were sitting just a few tables away, including the person who seated us. After waiting for a while, we assumed ordering must happen through the kiosks by the tables. When we got up to use one, we were told they could take our order instead. It made for a strange first impression. There was an odd smell throughout the restaurant and the restroom smelled especially unpleasant. The food came out fairly quickly. Unfortunately, we found it underwhelming. I ordered the chicken wonton ramen. It was bland, and the wontons reminded me more of something from a frozen meal than something made in-house. My fiancé ordered the tonkotsu ramen and had similar thoughts. Lunch for two ended up costing over $40 after tax and tip, and that was with just water to drink. For the price, we expected more. This is not somewhere we plan to return.

I've never been a big phở person, but I ordered the phở gà today and it was delicious! The broth…read morewas rich and savory, and the additions offered were plentiful. Beautiful, colorful space. Attentive employees. Overall great experience.

Service has always been awful. But what the heck happened PTP2? Food went downhill. The last 3…read moretimes I've ordered here, the eggs rolls were undercooked. Raw pork and shrimp filling each time. Additionally, inconsistent with spring rolls. Why cheapen out by omitting Thai basil in fresh spring rolls? Also, the grilled pork... poorly cooked. No caramelization. Meat looks anemic. Super disappointed. This was my go to place for Vietnamese food but we'll be looking elsewhere now.

Must eat. Hands down the BEST restaurant and staff in Richmond. For starters my group ordered three…read moredishes, all of which were incredible. The Bulgogi had notes of charcoal grill, it was perfectly tender, and paired with the best veggies. The garlic shrimp was covered in the perfect savory sauce and thin rice noodles which was great with the light sauce. The chicken teriyaki was an Asian American classic, your traditional sweet and salty teriyaki over grilled chicken and rice. I also highly recommend the Taro milk tea, even as a brown sugar fan. Even with the great food and quick service the best part of the experience was THE STAFF!!! I unfortunately did not get his name, but the man in charge of our orders was the kindest soul. He treated us with great care and was a great conversationalist. I would come back just to say hi to him again. Thank you 88 Street Food!

First of all the owner is so kind and helpful with the menu. The food was outstanding. One of…read moremy favorite Pork Banh Mi sandwiches ever and I really enjoyed the Garlic Shrimp noodle bowl. Restaurant is warm and clean and I will definitely be back! 10 out of 10 !

Stopped by to check out this new spot and I'm so glad I did! The interior is so cute--perfect for…read morepictures if you're into that aesthetic vibe. They have a self-order kiosk with tons of options, which made everything super easy and convenient. Our food and drinks came out really quickly. I tried the matcha and a milk tea, and both were sooo goodd. The kani sandwich was also a standout for me, it was really fresh and filling. Overall, such a fun spot. I'd definitely come back again!

So happy they opened a location in the Fan! It's just as good as the Short Pump one. Easy online…read moreordering, prompt and courteous service, and delicious grub with great packaging. Street parking is available but pick the appropriate time of day to avoid issues. My only gripe is I wish the bowls had more veggies. I ordered a chicken bowl and a steak bowl which both include cabbage, but the cabbage was closer to a garnish amount. Had to supplement to make it a balanced meal.

Came in for a bite and was happily satisfied with what I had…read more Ordered the spicy chicken wontons which tasted fresh & homemade, and the ugly dumpling sampler of 6 soup dumplings. Skin was a lil thicker and tougher than I like but I appreciate the option for a variety of soup dumplings. Overall would come back for a meal.

Came here on a Monday at 3 PM for some late lunch. We order the crab Rangoon which were on happy…read morehour special. They weren't very good, super sweet kind of tasted like something you'd get from the frozen section of a grocery store. The soup dumplings were also not good, the outer casing was tough and thick, it didn't feel made in house but rather frozen and reheated. They don't let you mix and match. We did really enjoy the Mongolian beef. I almost wanted to give a two star for the horrible service. The waitress only had 2 tables and we had to try and get her to take our order multiple times. We noticed the waiters were all hanging out at a table near the bar area chatting. I never got a refill and it took about 20 minutes for her to take our order. The bathrooms were filthy and in disrepair. Two stalls were broken, the metal chipping off the faucets. Overall, they need to work on quality of the food, cleanliness and service.

Good Bahn Mi for the price; loved the giant pile of fresh cilantro. I didn't see any vegetarian…read moredishes in the menu but they made a fried tofu one that hit the spot.

It's been really hard to find good Vietnamese food on the east coast. As someone who grew up in a…read moreVietnamese dominated community in Orange County, California, I have high standards. I was searching for a Banh Mi place to try and this place pops up in my search and of course I had to stop by and take a look. It's a small store with very limited variety of things you would expect from an "authentic Vietnamese" store. Of course this place should be specialized in Banh Mi but I was wrong. I don't even think there are any Asian or Vietnamese people who work there, they were all Hispanic. The bread is definitely not crunchy or fluffy as you would think in a traditional Banh mi. It was soft and mushy and I'd give it a zero star. This is the worst banh mi I've ever had in my life. I would not pay 7$ for this. You can even tell in the photo. The Banh beo was decent though except it did start to break apart easily as I got towards the bottom of the plate. 6$ does feel a little pricey for it but it saved my meal. 3 out of 5 star. The sesame ball was decent. For $1.50 I would definitely come back for. The filling was sweet and the ball was crunchy as I would expect. The only thing that I didn't like about it was that it was extremely greasy and soaked the brown paper back it was in. Even when I left it on the counter it's like all the oil just came out and bleed through making a small puddle of oil. 4 out of 5. Keep it in the plastic bag or put it on paper towels to get all of the excess oil before eating it. Overall the only thing I would go back to buy in the store is the side snacks. I will never buy Banh mi at this banh mi place ever again which is ridiculous. It's like going to a pizza place and not buying pizza.