I came here with some of my team members for lunch on a cold Monday, and it did not disappoint. We…read morewere a party of four, but promptly seated upon arrival, even though they were pretty busy. The ambience is clean, cozy and dimly lit. We were one of about 7 to 8 tables present in a restaurant, with only one server working. Even then, we were promptly serviced, and didn't have to wait a long time at all for our food Altogether, we ended up ordering one order of shrimp egg rolls, one order of veggie egg rolls, one order of shrimp summer rolls, two beef and meatball pho, one combination pho, and one chicken pho. Everything was brought out piping hot, and of course, the pho herbs, condiments, and veggies were super fresh and served in abundance The eggrolls all came out hot and fresh. The wrappers were perfectly crispy on the outside, and the filling was fresh on the inside. I did not taste the summer rolls, but everyone said they were excellent. I personally had the combination pho and wish it had a little bit more meat. I would say the amount was less than at other Vietnamese restaurants, but overall it was still really delicious and filling. The noodles were perfectly cooked, and the broth was perfectly seasoned. The total for the table was only $75, which I felt was reasonable for four people and the amount of food we received. Overall, a solid Vietnamese restaurant in Winston. I look forward to returning in the future.

I really wish Winston Salem had a great Banh Mi available. There are some good Pho restaurants but…read morethey don't serve Banh Mi usually and when they do it's not quite the authentic version I'm looking for. I had the Banh Mi at What Da Pho in the past and remember it was good so that's what I ordered this time. Additionally we ordered crab wontons and summer rolls. The restaurant is a little hidden but if you park in the parking structure adjacent to the restaurant it's super easy to get inside. First impressions are it's quiet- no music in the dining room, and the decor is sort of an afterthought with scotch tape holding LED lights to the walls and some Asian inspired pictures but not very well thought out. It's Ok, I'm not coming for the decor. The service is a little lacking. They are giving the bare minimum here so don't expect your server to be too friendly. The crab wontons and summer rolls arrived quickly. The crab wontons were super hot and crispy right from the deep fryer. They were filled with a delicious imitation crab and cream cheese mixture and when dipped in the sweet chili sauce they were exactly the thing I was craving. The summer rolls were equally as fresh and delicious. The filling of cold rice noodles, crisp lettuce and shrimp then dipped in the accompanying peanut sauce was just as delicious. We ordered one pork and one beef Banh Mi. The first thing I noticed was how plentiful the meat was in each one. Usually it's a light sandwich but these were very hefty in comparison to others I've had. My meat was very savory and had a very tender texture, almost like pot roast. It was also the juiciest pork I've ever had in a Banh mi. The picked vegetables were also really good but both our sandwiches were missing the jalapeno I've come to expect. My husband really enjoyed his beef one as well but we both noticed how the bread lacked that crusty flaky quality that Vietnamese baguettes normally have. This was more of a sub roll with a chewy texture and softer crust. The flavors were great, I just missed the textures I have come to expect in an authentic Banh mi. Our spot in Greensboro will still be my favorite but when I don't want to trek out that far, I can get my fix at What Da Pho.

Best Vietnamese food I have had in Virginia. Their cold spring rolls are as good as any I have ever…read morehad and other dishes have always been good too. I don't each much meat so I can't really comment on them, but the food I have had with tofu has been very good. The owner and staff are very nice and will take good care of you. If you have any issues let them know. They deserve constructive feedback if you have any. Many business owners are not aware of review sites like this or don't have the time to keep checking them. The location is odd and I think they deserve better. It's located on a side street near the center of town, but you have to go down a flight of stairs to the basement and so there is no natural light. I would like to see them be set up and I nice bright place with lots of windows. Perhaps near the creek that runs through town, or up on a hill side with a nice view. That may require they increase their prices, but the food and the location would be worth it.

Had the pork noodles and the shrimp with noodles. We both really enjoyed our food! The waitress…read morewas very nice too!

I don't get up to Mount Airy often, but I try to experience new spots when I do. The Soho Bar &…read moreGrill was new to me and stood out because my friend and I couldn't decide what we wanted to eat and this spot had it all. I was craving sushi. My friend was craving a burger/wrap. Where do you find both of those things in one place? At Soho! The staff was the normal college/high school student-type, but friendly and attentive. The building was a blend of cafe, bar, and open. It was nice and cozy. It's one of those rare places that has it all AND somehow does it all well. I got the Dynamite Roll and my friend got the Buffalo Chicken Wrap. Both were very good.

I have walked by Soho Bar and Grill a few times but never had the opportunity to come in and try…read morethe food. That finally changed when I had lunch with a friend who recommended Soho. This fusion restaurant is right in downtown Mount Airy. The building is older, so it has high ceilings, great natural light, and lots of room. There is a roll-up door on the front wall and I saw what looked like PA equipment there as well, so I have to assume there is either live music or possibly other types of events. We were seated immediately, and then Leonie came around to take care of us. She was amazing, super friendly, had recommendations, and always there. My friend ordered a burger and fries, and it looked pretty good. He said the flavor was alright, nothing particularly special. It had the word "spicy" in the name, but it wasn't spicy at all. Soho had a lunch special on a variety of sushi rolls, so I ordered two of them. A spicy tuna, and an Osaka. Soho has a huge sushi menu along with many other related food items, and so I wasn't expecting much. That being said, the rolls were tasty and good looking. Not the best I've had, but still very good. I would definitely come back to try some other items.

2025 August 20, 17:37 Elkin NC…read more Update: As I often do.. I circle around to establishments that i have already reviewed to see what changes have taken place. The food on the menu has changed. Which is to be expected from time to time. Old favorites leaving and new explorations showing up. I was a particular fan of the fried dumplings and broccoli and beef items. Both of which are now gone The dumplings they now serve just do not replace the exciting flavors of the old. The new being bland and nothing to write home about. The basil fried rice was also changed. Dry and bland, lacking the excitements of flavor it once had. The customer service is as good as always. But with the current change i am not as thrilled with the loss of their exclusive flavors which once permeated the food.

Great service, food and ambiance. We really enjoyed this…read morequick stop off the highway. We got green curry, red curry and a lunch special Thai sesame chicken. We will definitely be coming back!

Legitimate pho in the heart of Randolph County. Great complexity in the broth. Plenty of noodles…read more Plenty of protein. Banh mi excellent as well!

Eight here Sunday early evening. Barely any people were there so it was nice and quiet. Oddly…read moreenough, there was no music playing. Flank and steak pho were both good, broth had good flavor. They gave plenty of fresh bean sprouts and herbs to accompany the pho. Oyster flavored chicken stirfry egg noodle dish was also good too, but a little on the sweeter side. You get to choose three types of vegetables to come with the noodle dish, and I love that they gave plenty of them. Nice touch the ice water came in clear glass mugs. I wouldn't say the restaurant is completely kid friendly as the staff didn't like my kid touching their small fake lit up plastic "tree" by the front door. They had one highchair available. If I am back in the area, I would definitely come back here for good pho.

This is one of my favorite Vietnamese spots in the Triad. The staff is always so sweet and…read moreaccommodating, which makes every visit feel easy and welcoming. The ambience is laid back with soft lighting, and depending on what time you arrive, you're either seated right away or there's usually only about a 10-15 minute wait, which is never too bad. The tables are always clean and set with fresh chili oil (super fresh and spicy), hoisin sauce, sriracha, and soy sauce. I ordered the pad Thai noodles with chicken, and it was so delicious. If you're looking for something savory, soft, and really satisfying, definitely try the pad Thai. Their drunken noodles are also up there as one of my favorites. Overall, this is definitely one of my comfort spots!

Pho Hien Vuong had some of the best pho I've eaten, at by far the cheapest price point…read more Though I'm not truly a vegetarian, I am fairly "meat-averse" at times, and if I eat meat or meat products, I prefer for it to not taste "too meaty." Not really a fair standard, I know, but it's what I prefer. So, for something like pho, with such a rich, meaty broth, and often chock full of meat, I struggle to enjoy it at times, despite my love of spicy, savory foods. This is all to say, I was thrilled to find that Pho Hien Vuong not only has a vegetable option (which most places do), but several combinations of just vegetables or with tofu, in either beef broth or a vegetable broth. I don't see that too often. I went the truly vegetarian route, with tofu and their made-in-house vegetable broth. The broth, despite its distinct lack of meat, was rich, flavorful, and deep. There were an abundance of toppings, and in addition to the included tofu and vegetables, I added jalapeño, bean sprouts, basil, lime, chili crisp, and sriracha. It was a fantastic meal, and while I could not come close to finishing the absolutely massive serving, I enjoyed every bite I did eat. Our server was quick and attentive, despite the restaurant being jam packed with a line out the door (a testament to its popularity, and by extension, its quality and value!). Tables were large enough to spread out on, everything was clean, and the volume level wasn't too bad even with that many people. I see many more visits to Pho Hien Vuong in my future.

Tucked behind Harper Hills Common business center close to Harris Teeter…read more The restaurant is decorated beautifully and it is very clean. They have Malaysian food and a specialty menu for khmer food. Khmer food is not knowned much in the east but its beginning to be more learned about and popular. There food is rich in flavor and there cuisine is mostly known for there use of fresh herbs, coconut milk and aromatic spice paste;known as kroeung(lemon grass paste). I decided to try some entrees from the Khmer menu. I tryed the Malaysian Roti appetizer with side curry. It is so so delicous. The curry is tasty too but a little too sweet for my taste. Main entrees I tryed was the chicken kroeung (sour lemongrass soup) and the braised pork meat on bone cooked in soy sauce( Malaysian style but Khmer people have a similar dish). The chicken kroeung is soup for the soul, filled with alot of green veggies and best eaten with white rice. The braised pork meat is great too. Cooked just right and seasoned good. Its not sweet or salty. Usually I would try braised meat in soy at other restaurants either it would be way too sweet or salty but they made theres just right. Now the Southeastern asian cooking is not for everybody or those who have only tried chinese or japanese food. If you'd like to try something different but oh sooo delicous,khmer cusine is for you!! The staff is very welcoming,friendly and informative. Food came out hot,quick and tasty(bursting of aromatic flavors). I met the owner too. He mentioned he also have a donut shop called Intown donuts and Boba tea..down the road on Jonestown Road. Will definitely dine here again and try there other menu items. Next time am going to try the donut shop before I come here since it closed earlier.

On my latest visit, I wanted to try yet another item on the Khmer Menu (Cambodia dishes for the…read moremost part) - it was listed and pictured as Peking Duck. But when I ordered it the manager,Tony Tan, said the dish was actually 1/2 Roasted Duck! I went with the duck(which includes steamed rice), and added Baby Bok Choy, a nicely stir-fried dish that goes very well as a side item with a great many Asian entrees! These items made up a very nice meal. The duck is chopped into chunks with bone in, and is plated with a nice amount of rich broth, with just a hint of sweetness. The chunked up approach for the duck does result in some small pieces of bone to be picked through, in some cases fairly carefully. The picking through the bones was definitely worth it. I'm looking forward to trying additional Cambodian dishes.

The food is amazing! Do not be intimidated by its location or it's look. Everything is fresh and…read moreflavorful. The bread is just like it was in France - crusty out and soft in. We will definitely be going there on regular rotation.

After reading the glowing reviews on Yelp, we made the decision to lunch at Viet Sub. The…read moreconverted home was clean, and the employees were friendly. Both my wife and I, being fans of Vietnamese food, ordered the touted "The Beast" sandwich and a fried egg roll. The egg roll was greasy and tasteless, and the typical packaged duck sauce didn't help. "The Beast" sandwich was loaded with fresh vegetables, and obviously had meat (we saw it), but the combination of ingredients on the sandwich tasted like a bland, meatless, vegetable sub with no discernable sauce. Overall, the visit was a total disappointment. While dining, we could smell the bowls of pho being served, and that might be worth a return trip.

Wonderful food. It's our go to for Thai food. Get the pho....the curry chicken pho is our favorite…read more Not spicy just good flavor!

Visiting the city and had a taste for Vietnamese but not just pho. Our order was good: wonderful…read morefish sauce on the Vermicelli beef with eggroll, and delicious stir fry shrimp with egg roll. We shared. We were the only sit down customers. Brisk pickup business. Good service.