Sometimes a meal is so good that it just makes the rest of your day. Feel that much better. Siam…read moreBistro is that kind of place. It isn't just the pleasant establishment filled with really happy customers constantly expressing how wonderful their meal is. It isn't just the amazing food that tastes better than at any other Thai restaurant I've ever eaten at. It isn't the impeccable service that never falters except perhaps allowing the water glass to empty without noticing. And it isn't just. It is a combination of all of those things along with the family owned business with the owners on site making sure not only that every meal is perfect but also that every customer feels welcome. I just love this place. The see-through rolls are my very favorite appetizer. I usually get the shrimp but they must've misheard me and they served me chicken. I didn't see chicken on the menu. And I would've sent it back except it was so darn good that I may actually order it from time to time. The spring rolls are also quite good though I didn't have them this visit. Today's choice was the duck in a madaman curry. Served with jasmine rice it was outstanding. The flavors were so good and the duck was excellent. Everything was cooked perfectly. I savored every bite. My wife had the pad Thai. I have had it several times and been extremely satisfied. Many restaurants make it a bit too sweet but somehow they get the balance of Sweet n Savory perfect every time. The noodles are wonderful, but the flavor of the dish is memorable. For Thai food in the area they're actually is absolutely no other choice as far as I'm concerned. This is the best. I have yet to find anything that they don't make better than anywhere else. I have tried. And I really like the people that own and run the restaurant and the kind service that they give every single visit. Highly recommended.

​If you're looking for a truly authentic touch in Kendall, Siam Bistro is a must visit. This family…read moreowned spot radiates warmth, and you can really feel the pride they take in their heritage through both the service and the food. ​The menu strikes a perfect balance between Vietnamese and Thai classics. On my recent visit, the Thai spring rolls were perfectly crisp, and the Tom Yum and spicy lemongrass soups hit those bright, citrusy notes just right. The standout for me, though, was the Khao So, it's rare to find such a well-executed, rich version of this Northern Thai favorite locally. ​The service was wonderful, attentive without being overbearing. Which made the whole experience feel like dining in a friend's home. I honestly wish I lived closer because this would easily be my weekly go-to. I can't wait to return!

10/10 Really like this place. They have a large seating area which can accommodate big groups. We…read morecame with a party of six and it was no big deal. There was a constant stream of people. A Chinese friend brought me here and most of the patrons were Asian, so you know this place is legit. I had the #34 Pho Special and it was so tasty. They come in 3 sizes: small, medium and large. We also had the grilled tofu. I don't usually like tofu, but I gobbled this up. I'll definitely be coming again.

My friend took me to her favorite place for pho this past Saturday night and I was very impressed!…read more We started off with the pork egg rolls, but I was so hungry that I forgot to take a photo! Our server was very sweet and very quick and attentive. She made sure to clear plates in front of us before serving us our pho. She also made sure we knew how to eat the pho and how to dress it up with the toppings. I decided on the seafood pho and it came with imitation crab, shrimp, scallops, and I believe calamari. I dressed it up with jalapeño, greens, bean sprouts, lime, hoisin sauce, Sriracha and chili oil. It was delicious! I finished the whole bowl and went home very satisfied.

Spoke to my son on the phone yesterday and he told me that he and his brother went for Pho…read moreyesterday. So I jumped on Yelp to look for the nearest highly rated pho restaurant in came across Photastic. The yelp directions brought me to a parking space right in front of the restaurant. We arrived around 8 PM, an hour before closing. We were greeted immediately and sat in a nice table, which was clean and well equipped for a pho meal. Menus and water were brought immediately along with a warm greeting from the waitress. Immediately, I noticed that I had interacted with two members of the staff at each admin, gracious and welcoming. I found the discontinued through the entire meal with other people, stopping by to make sure that everything was perfect and being enjoyed by us. I went to the restroom to wash and noted it to be immaculate. This is usually one of the best signs that a restaurant pays attention to detail and I am always happy to see that they are meticulous. Our order was taken and we were served very quickly. First out was the condiments/toppings. The peanut based sauce for the spring rolls and the vegetables for the pho. We began with Gỏi Cuốn, Vietnamese spring rolls. Traditionally these are fresh shrimp, vermicelli noodles, and lettuce wrapped in thin, translucent rice paper served cold with a savory dipping sauce, often a peanut-based sauce and here they are customized with delicious fresh herbs and vegetables, as well as pork. Personally, I do not like it as much with pork, but had not noticed that it was made this way on the menu when I ordered and next time, I'll ask if it is available without the pork. I will say, however, that is hands-down, the very best Gỏi Cuốn I have ever eaten. My wife and I both ordered pho. She chose the chicken while I opted for the steak and meatball. We found all of the meats very chewy in texture, but they were extremely tasty. The portions were huge and the broth was delicious. The flavorful soups with fresh noodles and ingredients were both spectacular. Portions are excellent. I like mine spicy and the perfect condiments were available right on the table. The Matcha latte Boba tea was quite good as well. Prices were in line with other local restaurants which will somewhat high are right, where I expect them to be locally. The overall experience was great. I did notice that somebody walked in about a minute before the post to closing time and was turned away. While, I find this to be unusual in local family owned restaurants, it is certainly not unreasonable. So if you're a late eater, check the hours before arriving. This was my first visit in this restaurant has moved right onto my list of favorite comfort foods nearby my home. If you like pho, I highly recommend you try it.

This my go-to pho spot! I LOVE the pho from here. I can't speak about the other food because I…read morealways go for the pho lol The staff is always friendly. The location is nice and welcoming. Their boba teas are delicious, especially the taro.

Omg Tam Tam was fantastic. The food was phenomenal and tasted so fresh! I forgot our servers name…read morebut she's was wonderful. We meant to take pictures of the food we ordered but unfortunately the camera did not eat first.. Only picture i got was of the wings which were so crispy. Still talking about them. Only error on our part was not making a reservation :/

What a fun experience!…read more Make sure to check out both bathrooms. Here are my favs in order. Their Chrysanthemum dessert wine was incredible 1. Scallops. It was other worldly experience, especially if you love basil.. 2. Chicken wings 3. Lettuce wraps. Good but a little too greasy for me 4. Prawns. Too fishy for me Our server was very nice and the place is fun, vintage and funky

I love their meatless Pho, their noodles, and welcoming environment…read more They're a really nice, small restaurant that makes the best Pho in Homestead. I've been coming here since Covid started, and they did the best they can to feed the community. Their sushi is great too and fairly priced. I try and come here every time I get a haircut next door.

Amazing Pho! Not a great ambience or the service but definitely delicious pho and great sushi.read more

Everything was delicious at Miss Saigon. Especially the fried spring rolls and the clams !…read moreFinished off a great lunch with amaaaaaazing Thai donuts ! The service was excellent too. Good prices !

I ordered take out and all I have to say is this: DISGUSTING…read more Let me preface by saying that I am from Minnesota where there is the 2nd largest population of Southeast Asians in the country- so there are TONS of Pho restaurants and ingredients imported straight from the source. With that being said... I was excited to maybe find a decent Pho place here in Miami and by the reviews and pictures, figured I'd give Miss Saigon a try. So gross. The noodles were waaayyy over cooked (and did arrive separate from the broth, so it wasn't an issue of the broth continuing the cook en route) and thus they were about 3-4 inches long. Not the long pull and chewy goodness I expect from pho. But okay, pho is about the broth and the meats. I got the pho Miss Saigon (meatball, lean flank, brisket and tendon) but it also had tripe, which I really dislike. The meat was the problem. It tasted like play-dough. The broth, I could tell before even adding it to the noodles, was bland (the color was watered down apple juice, NOT the rich, umami dark brown/amber color it should be) and lacked the aromatics and complex flavors that makes pho pho. But it tasted like play-dough. The noodles, the meat, it all just permeated a play-dough taste. I hate wasting food so I tried to force feed myself as much as I could but after spitting out 3 mouthfuls, I just threw it away. Because it tasted like play-dough. Also, the broth leaked and spilled all over the plastic bag it came in, so I had to first siphon as much broth out of the plastic bag and into the soup bowl as I could before I could even eat it. Yuck. Yuck. Yuck. Yuck. Yuck. Yuck. YUCK.

a spot i used to hit up all the time back in my uni days. really good asian fusion with funky…read moredesserts. real ones know it used to be called "107 coffee and dessert," which was kinda misleading. i never went here for coffee, but the desserts were always cool. when i went for the first time, i didn't expect them to actually serve food... let alone asian fusion food. eventually they dropped that name and have opened like a billion more locations. i always liked the exposed brick and vibes here. it's a cute and casual place. service is always good too, pretty much everyone that works here goes to FIU so everyone is chill. there's a little bar area you can chill at or there's quite a few tables. food always came out quickly and deliciously. my favourite dish was the korean rice bowl (aka bibimbap) but it seems that they've discontinued it... actually, it seems they've discontinued a lot of the things i used to eat here, whoops. i did have the regular donburi somewhat recently (as i don't live in miami anymore) and, while different from what i was expecting, i enjoyed it. i still recommend this place!

Incredible food served in a delightful little restaurant with gracious hosts. I was just floored by…read morethe quality of the food. The shrimp spicy mayo was one of the best things I have ever eaten in my life. Perfectly cooked shrimp (not overcooked like most places do) in a perfect spicy mayo sauce. Amazing! And the tastiness didn't end there! The Dan Dan Udon was out of this world. Fantastic fat and plump udon noodles in a spicy broth with a spicy pork and crunchy bok choy. The miso ramen was another wonderful dish. As was the Tteokbokki Rice Cake dish. This was a meal I will not soon forget!

I absolutely think that tea-05 is a must try from their amazing boba till their sandwiches which…read morecome at a amazing price this place is one of my favorite places to relax and enjoy. They are extremely kind and coming up with ideas to change the vibe of the location. From the quality and taste of everything to the amazing service tea-05 deserves all the credit and respect

Cute and spacious spot next door to Pho 79 near FIU. I stopped by to try the banh mi, though I…read moredidn't get a chance to try their bubble tea. The menu is small but offers a few basic options. We tried the grilled pork banh mi--it was a good size and filled with a generous amount of meat and veggies. Overall it was a decent Vietnamese sandwich, but it could have used a bit more flavor. The pickled vegetables also lacked the tangy kick they usually have. Service was good, and the staff were kind and friendly. They're also the same owners as Pho 79 next door.