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    Rice Paper

    4.2 (199 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Tripping Animals / Fiden's Collab - Super Connected TIPA
    Dave C.

    My absolute favorite Vietnamese restaurant in Scottsdale, Arizona! Not only is the food phenomenal, their craft beer menu is second to none. The staff are very engaging and will make your experience world-class with their exceptional service. The ambiance is very cozy with an elegant decor. Great for a date night or meeting with friends. For their food, my favorite Spring Rolls are the Filet Mignon, Spider, Spicy Asian, Sunshine, and Bruce Lee. I love starting with their Vietnamese Wings and Spicy Bun Bo Edamame. For lunch or dinner, their Bahn Mi Sandwiches and Vietnamese Pho is super authentic and flavorful. Their craft beer menu rotate monthly and feature breweries of Monkish, Electric, Green Cheek, CLAG, Fiden's, & Russian River (yes, Pliney the Elder is sold here!). They also have a full bar and a great wine selection. If you have never visited Rice Paper- Shea, give them a shot. You will thank me later!!

    S Bebe S.

    Food was fresh . Hot. Delicious. Our service was amazing! Fresh rolls are made fresh to order! So much to select from I wish I can order one of each thing to try The setting of the place was very calm & chilled . Beautiful decoration through out the restaurant. Seating for bar style & tables for dine in & dine out door available.

    Pho tai (beef)
    Luna S.

    I recommend the pho and soft spring rolls with peanut sauce. Very tasty! Best pho in Phoenix because it's fresh and mild in flavor. Beef was delicious and lots of noodles in the soup. However, the garlic noodles were dry and mediocre. The lemongrass chicken was also mediocre because it was only 4 small slices of chicken and it's marketed as a chicken dish and it has the same dry garlic noodles (yaki soba) so that is not a dish I recommend. Service is ok, the waiters are nice but the tables need more attention. The table setting was given to us in a disheveled way, the glass maybe used and sticky food spots that needed cleaning. Not a huge deal but inconvenient to ask for clean glass, cleaning rag, etc. I would go back again but during happy hour when pho is half off.

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    Emily M.

    It's the Lunar New Year, so even in AZ, you would think they would be ramped up and prepared. It was rather substandard tonight though. Loooong wait and updated that meal would be out in a few. Another looooong wait and then told they lost our ticket. When meal finally arrived, one order of crispy rice had tofu instead of shrimp and had to be taken back. One order of ga pho was missing the spoon. Hard to eat pho with chopsticks...smh. Moving this from my Az Keeper collection to my Az Meh list.

    Katie D.

    Never disappointed! The service in here is top notch. Our server Enrique was amazing. The food is delicious. We got the braised pork, spring roll, and lobster puffs.

    Chuck Norris SR on the left/top Chicken Crispy Roll on the right/bottom
    Joseph A.

    Such a delicious meal! We love the rolls specifically and they have so many to choose from! Absolute amazing spices if you love spice! The crew is always amazing and the service is excellent. If you are up for a nice meal in a very fun cute place with great vibes - this is the one!

    Bhan mi sandwich
    Nancy S.

    I stopped in for a bhan mi sandwich in the early afternoon and it was fine. It wasn't busy and I got served fairly quickly. There were only two other diners. The sandwich was fine but the pork meat seemed grisly and I had a hard time chewing it. This I one of those restaurants where you have to ask for salt; they don't put it on the table. Since it is a normal condiment that people use all the time, I think it's a problem that customers have to take time away from their food to get the attention of a server and wait for him/her to get something that should have been there to begin with. Also, as you can see in the photo, the salt shaker was dirty with someone's leftover food. Ick. I would not come back here.

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    Typical Americanized Vietnamese. Pho broth flavorless. Husband's sandwich was good. Thai tea watered down. Won't be back

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    2 months ago

    Rice paper in north scottsdale is the best restaurant in the valley! They have the best Pho you will ever try. Everything is amazing. 100/10

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    The Pho was good, but the portions were very small. Quite expensive. Atmosphere was nice!

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