When I tell you that this place had the quickest service I have ever experienced, I'm serious. We…read moreordered sat down and then out came our food piping hot. It was insane. I love the grocery store/market side. It truly reminds me of some of the best markets out there. It was fantastic!

Decent Vietnamese spot in Fayetteville. I got the Bun bo hue. It was decent but definitely not the…read moreflavor profile I'm used to for that dish. I would get something else next time. My wife for the pho and that was good. I like that the restaurant is part of the grocery store.

Bida Manda mean "father and mother" in Sanskrit. This restaurant was started by siblings (a…read morebrother and a sister), and they named their restaurant to honor their parents. What a great idea! I like to come here for one dish: the squash curry or the pumpkin curry. It's either vegetarian or vegan, so yeah, it's pretty much the highlight of the menu as far as I'm concerned. It's called the Manda Curry or Mom's Curry: Slow-cooked house coconut curry with fresh root vegetables, jasmine rice, and pumpkin. It reminds me of Vientiane Palace's Squash Curry. Upscale ambience!

It's an OK place The ambience is nice and servers are…read moreattentive The food was too salty The sausage, salad, noodle. If they could cut the salt to 25% of what they put in, could work much better

Spices are well balanced and the food decent. I would probably go again if someone else wanted…read moretoo. The staff is nice and the cook so sweet.

Stopped in after reading many rave reviews, maybe we came on an off day - we got vegetable soup as…read morea starter along with some spring rolls.. the soup left something to be desired. Pad Thai and Drunken Fried Rice were the entrees both were okay, the pad thai was missing that signature sauce and the drunken fried rice wasn't nearly as spicy as described.. when asked for some hot sauce we got a sour red sauce and pickled jalapeños. Overall atmosphere was ok

An underwhelming hole in the wall. I would skip this place if you're a vegetarian or vegan. There…read moreis, literally, nothing on the menu that I found worth returning for. There is a better Laotian restaurant in downtown Cary and a better Thai restaurant in Chapel Hill. The ambience is underwhelming too. Bida Manda and Thai Station are more expensive but worth it.

Yin Dee is an amazing little spot serving some of the most flavorful Thai and Laotian food in the…read morearea. I usually rotate between the pad thai and the nam khao, and both are absolutely packed with flavor. The textures, seasoning, and balance are spot on ( bold, vibrant, and deeply satisfying)! Every bite is amazing, and the food consistently delivers. The space itself is very small, but that just adds to the charm (for this reason we almost always do take-out). This is the kind of place that feels special because it's focused on the food, not flash. It's also one of my favorite spots to support a local business that's clearly doing something right. If you're looking for big flavor, thoughtful cooking, and dishes that stand out from the usual options, Yin Dee is a must-visit (literally never had a bad dish). Tiny space, huge payoff!

Impressive! I was…read moreable to walk right in on a Monday evening after a long day at the hospital. I was greeted by a server with a beautiful smile. She suggested the Penang curry - a complete hit. It took about 10 minutes and I was presented with a fresh plate of piping hot curry vegetables and chicken. I also asked for the spice rack and the server kindly obliged my request. I would definitely rate this a 5/5 hidden gem that is worth the drive and the money.

Such sweet attentive service. I picked up lunch for my daughter and I. We really enjoyed it. I…read morereally liked the decor it felt fresh so much natural lighting. I'm looking forward to going and eating inside the restaurant!

I highly recommend this restaurant for dinner; it's a step above and a very unusual find for a…read morerural area where other options are Waffle House, fast food, or fried this-or-that. To give you an idea, my husband and I ate there this evening and here's what we had (all excellent). Appetizers: tuna tartare with capers, wasabi, sesame seeds, lettuce, and crisps. It was well balanced and delicious. The other appetizer was Cambodian Spring Rolls, which were perfectly browned, and eaten by placing them in a romaine lettuce leaf with crumbled peanuts and dipping it in an amazing but light sauce. The textures and flavors played off of each other wonderfully, elevating it far above any regular spring roll you may be thinking of. For entrees, my husband had the special, Paella (saffron rice, mussels, shrimp, clams, and a whole crab, red bell pepper). Every item was perfectly cooked, neither undercooked nor overcooked and it tasted fantastic. My entree was perfectly cooked pan-seared salmon filet, with perfectly grilled large asparagus and the most amazing take on grits I have ever had (not your mama's breakfast grits). They were delicately flavored with butter, a hint of cheese and I don't know what else but it understated while still having flavors that seemed too complex for grits to have, without being overdone. There are menu items for both the more and less adventurous diner, and I cannot recommend this place highly enough. A gem in the middle of nowhere.

This restaurant is not to miss! The menu offers a wonderful array of Southern, French, and Asian…read morecuisine. No matter what you choose, the food is absolutely delicious, cooked to perfection. The servers and owners are special people. Thank you - we will return!

This place was very easy to find and very easy to get to...super close to Southpointe. We got there…read moreearly on a Sunday afternoon. This was my first time but my friend's hundredth (her words!) There was plenty of parking. We were greeted upon entry and informed that we could choose where we sat and just to scan the table QR code when we were ready to order. We chose a high top and a server brought us water. The vibrant colors and decor gave off excellent vibes. I ordered the Karaage Bowl (on greens instead of rice AND all the sauces on the side) and a side order of seaweed salad. A server brought them to our table. It was not necessary for us to get up once we were seated. Everything was SO GOOD. Like, "I'm mad at myself for not coming here before" good. All of the sauces were amazing too. I ordered them on the side since I wasn't sure how I would like them all, but I think I'll leave them on next time. The "greens" were a mix of lettuce and cabbage. The side of seaweed salad for $2.50 seemed a little small when they brought it out but it was packed in there and was plenty. The server came around a couple of times to check on us and top off our water. We bussed our own trash. There was only one unisex bathroom that I saw. There seemed like a lot of takeout orders going out (it was a little separate from the dining area which was nice). There was also a lovely outdoor area that would be nice if it wasn't 100 degrees. I will definitely be back to try more menu items!

Loved the guys who opened this place as a food truck, then a small store off rt 55 and finally…read morehere. Unfortunately the new owners deleted the famous delicious bah mi sandwich that made their fame. They have "burnt ends" with corn chips. Nope. Good bye Kokyu. Farewell.

Stopped in here for lunch with my daughter a little before noon on a Wednesday. We were the first…read moreones there but it quickly filled up with the RTP crowd. I ordered the curry chicken special which was a curry chicken pho and daughter ordered the tofu pho bowl. The server mentioned the chicken curry was spicy when I ordered so I asked him how spicy. He pointed to the sriracha bottle and told me it was that spicy, which I can handle, so I ordered it. Our food came out quickly. The spice level was perfect on mine and the broth had a touch of sweetness, too. Daughter enjoyed her tofu bowl. One warning -- the lock on the bathroom doesn't work. You pay at the counter before you leave. Yummy quick lunch!

Food was ok, service was eh. Asked for two kids size pho , ended up giving me two regular sizes and…read morecharging me for it even though I didn't want that much, didn't end up eating it all. Plus my neice couldn't finish it either because it was adult size. She's 4.