When I find a restaurant that has an amazing weight staff and outstanding food is Paramount, but…read morethe fact that this is less than 5 miles from my house is perfect The vegan PHO with vegetables and tofu is amazing, I asked if they could make me a tofu spring roll, because it wasn't on the menu and they did and it was amazing My friend and I both have medical alert, dogs, and it is always anxious for me to go into a new restaurant because I never know how will be a received and from the first time we went in they not only acknowledged us. They did not interact with our dogs, but did ask us if the boys wanted water I was stunned. That is not normally how we are received, especially in restaurants. It is your standard café with 2,4 or 6 tops, they have two sections so one you could push tables together for a large group. My friend tried the house special fried rice and he said it was amazing. My jasmine tea was amazing. I can't say enough nice things. This is one of my favourite go to for lunch or dinner

I did not care for it at all. I ate the noodles or I would have still been hungry. It's like…read moreeating/drinking dish water. Not my thing but my friends love it.

Honest Review: The Pho House - Hot Springs, Arkansas…read more If you're expecting authentic Vietnamese flavors, The Pho House in Hot Springs is not the place to find them. I walked in hoping for a solid bowl of pho and left disappointed across the board. Pho: Overpriced and Underdelivered They charge an extra $4 for an "extra large" bowl that's really just a regular size anywhere else. After tax, you're staring at a $20+ bowl of pho that tastes like water with seasoned beef. Bland broth, no depth, no richness--nothing that makes pho worth ordering. Vietnamese Coffee: A Miss Vietnamese coffee should be bold, sweet, and strong. What I got tasted like watered‑down iced coffee, completely missing the signature flavor. Bánh Mì: The Worst Part The bánh mì was soggy, flavorless, and fell apart like it had been sitting around. No crunch, no freshness, no balance--just a sad, saggy sandwich. Overall If you're looking for real Vietnamese food, do not go here. Everything was disappointing, and for what you pay, it's absolutely not worth it. Save your money--your $100 will go much further and taste much better somewhere else.

The only one Vietnamese Pho Place in town. Pretty Good. The…read morePho tastes original and good amount of basil . The appetizer Taro Spring Roll is good but the size is small for 9$. Recommend Special Pho and Fried Rice. The inside looks really cool and authentic vibe of Vietnam.

Lots of tables inside, service and food is quick…read more - Crab Wontons 1.8/5 Mostly cream cheese, it was okay, below average. - Chargrilled Pork Broken Rice 1.7/5 Sadly one of the worst broken rice dishes I've tried. The rice is below average and the chargrilled pork is almost like candied and overcooked. The pork is also a very tiny portion. - Combo Pho 4.7/5 Pretty good pho broth. Free parking in lot

Pho Thanh My Stopped…read moreby for a quick lunch and got the bún bò huế (13.95): Huế style beef noodle soup In my opinion inauthentic. It was missing some of the usual ingredients like pigs blood and pigs feet, and the broth tasted pretty diluted overall. Felt more like a generic spicy beef noodle soup than an actual bún bò huế. We also got the spring rolls as an appetizer. The rolls themselves were fine, but the sauce wasn't as sweet or flavorful as I'm used to. To be fair, my standard for Vietnamese food is pretty high, I've lived in California my whole life and have had plenty of Vietnamese food in San Jose and Orange County. Price for quality here just didn't match up.

Been to Pho and More a few times and I can confidently say it's one of the most consistent…read morerestaurants in the area. Every dish I've gotten (pictured below) has been absolutely delicious, my only complaint is that the Bun Bo hue was not spicy. Aside from that, everything's tasted great and the people that work here all really nice. I will definitely be coming here again! My favorite dish thus far has been the Beef Vermicelli bowl.

Began to eat until I found a dead bug in my food. I will not be back. Very upset!!!...read more

Food quality was not great. Portion size was okay. Service was okay. The bathroom was not clean…read moreand food also took a long time to come to the table.

The food was amazing. The service was on point and the ambience was just right. They serve a dish…read morewith plenty of food. Guaranteed you will not go away hungry.

This is absolutely a requirement for anyone that loves Asian food! The Szechuan flavors are…read moreauthentic as the owner hails from Szechuan China. She speaks to you about her food with love and pride, and as we all know it the most important ingredient! I had the boiled fish fillet in hot pepper oil. The most interesting flavors I've had in a very long time, and I travel for work and try to eat adventurously. I now know what they mean by "mouth numbing szechuan flavor" Thank you for an amazing dish Agape!!

Not all you can eat... it's "eat all you can and then they charge you for the rest."…read more We tried Osaka Sushi in Conway because the $30 all-you-can-eat menu sounded like a good deal. Before ordering, I specifically asked how it worked and was told you just order whatever you want for the flat price. At no point did anyone clearly explain they would add extra charges if you didn't finish every bite of food. When the bill came, they suddenly tried charging us an extra $15 because of leftover food. I told the waitress I was not paying an undisclosed fee that was never properly explained beforehand. Instead of handling it professionally, she became rude and argumentative. On top of that, the food itself was honestly some of the worst sushi and Japanese food I've had in Conway. Service was incredibly slow, which made even less sense considering there were only two tables in the entire restaurant. After a long back-and-forth, they finally removed the charge, but the entire experience was uncomfortable, misleading, and not worth it. I won't be going back.

Servers are sweet. Food is always on par. The chicken Habachi is my go to. They have good drinks…read moretoo.

The restaurant was recommended by a friend who had a good experience…read more The service could only be described as distracted. She was either new or new to the restaurant. Disorganized and scattered. The real disappointment was the dinner. The Long Island Roll and the Dallas rolls were what I ordered. The Long Island roll had fish that was cooked on top. It was overcooked. I believed they intended to smoke it, but it was very well done. The Dallas roll was great until the drink garnish sized chunks or lime, complete with the rind, was discovered. It was so bitter that it made me flinch. My palate was completely overwhelmed by lime and I couldn't taste much after that. $116+ later (not including gratuity) and I was left feeling cheated. I won't be back, and neither should you.

Best to call ahead, or just be patient. Mainly pickup. There are a couple of tables to eat at…read more Everyone waiting said "it's so worth it always delicious." All return customers.

A happy find on our way through Arkansas, recommended by Google. Genuine Thai food, cooked to…read moreorder, authentic, with a friendly owner eager to tell the story of the restaurant. We'd stop here again in a heartbeat. While decor is basic and seating is limited, the food's the star here and well worth going out of your way for.

THIS PLACE is THE BEST Pho place I have been to ever since California, the taste was absolutely…read moreauthentic, the owner puts his heart into the food, and the service was absolutely awesome, the waiters were very kind and the environment was very peaceful, this place is %100 underrated (coming from a Vietnamese person btw) 11/10

For someone from NJ, Mike's Cafe is an absolute safe haven for anyone used to more diversity or who…read morewants something different and lighter from the omnipresence of burgers, steaks, bbq, and fried or dairy heavy food. It's one of the only--likely the only--old school, non-fusion Asian restaurant in Little Rock. Consider that when we parked, one of their older Vietnamese cooks was taking a smoke break outside. Classic haha. It just feels like they've been here for a while. When asked, Asian locals recommend here or K-Pot for good Asian food so it seems Asians here mainly cook at home. A1 Viet fried egg rolls: Solid. More meaty but fried well. A6 Fried chicken wings: Under seasoned but fried really well. P2 Pho tai: Solid + better than some in the tri-state area. A10 Grilled pork banh mi: Personally prefer my bread slightly more toasted but theirs has a good color and body with a slight sheen outside and a soft airy crumb. Generous amount of pork relative to the rest and well-marinated. You can taste the lemongrass! Lighter on the do chua pickles. Sandwich itself is more petite and cute here. Also better than some in the tri-state area. What's different from what I'm used to in the Northeast: - Do chua pickles here have cabbage alongside the radishes + carrots. - Spring rolls don't come with lettuce or other accoutrements like cilantro/culantro for wrapping. - Nuoc mam is predominantly sweeter here. I'm used to a lighter or stronger, more garlicky or tangy nuoc mam. They offer a discount if you pay in cash.

This place is great! Clean, fast, fresh! The fast casual concept is fun and the flavors are so…read moregood! Spicy when you want it- don't sleep on the steamed buns! The staff made great recommendations and I can't wait to go back and try more!

The most impersonal service- order at the counter, long wait for food when the restaurant was…read moreempty. After the food was finally delivered to the table, there was no follow up with servers. My ramen broth was flavorful but lukewarm- bao bun was over steamed to the point of mush. Also, very overpriced for such poor quality food and service- never again!