Did not know that Pho in Boulder, Colorado could taste this good. The broth was rich and flavorful…read moreand the noodles were perfectly cooked. Although the prices may seem intimidating ($15 a bowl), the portion was HUGE. If you're really hungry, you can get a large size for $8 more. Ambiance was cool. Never seen such a trendier pho place before. Clean restrooms

From appetizers to desert everything was superb!! We have come here 2 times and each time was 5…read morestar.

The ambiance was good. Waitress was not smiling. Food was great and made up for it. Prices…read morereasonable. Old school decor made it feel authentic. I did not see any outdoor patio. I did spot a bar in the way in. It was close to the dealership so it was convenient.

Lived in Boulder for 15 years... can't believe I'm only just now coming here!…read more Oh my, it smells SO good when you first walk in! Great atmosphere, you can tell it's been here a long time... busy, also a good sign. Always heard good things... finally came! We got shrimp spring rolls to share that were delicious. I had the Black Bean Hot Pot with chicken and it was oh so tasty!!! I could eat it every day! My husband got the Three Way Bacon which he really liked. And my Aunt got the Basil Curry with tofu and veggies and it was delicious also. It would be hard to believe anything here wouldn't be, honestly, after how good my Hot Pot was, ha! So glad to have finally discovered this place! Better late than never, I guess they say!

Not every bowl of pho is the same! I really did live this little place! The food was delicious and…read morethe service was great. I did pick up my order but the inside did look cozy and clean. I definitely recommend for the pho lovers around.

Pho & noodle bowl were perfect, service was fast, and prices reasonable. Lots of non-Vietnamese…read morefood on the menu, too, like Pad Thai and Sesame Chicken. The interior style is kind of haphazard though, so maybe not a date night spot.

I needed something simple, shall we say. Not spicy, before going to the Shakespeare Festival. We'd…read morenever gone to May Wah, but the reviews looked promising, and they serve Chinese, Vietnamese, and Thai food. It was empty when I arrived. The man who greeted us was very nice and accommodating. More people arrived as we sat, including a woman who, it turned out, was also going to the Festival. I was choosing between Shrimp with Vegetables on the Chinese menu and a Vietnamese Noodle Bowl with Chicken and Eggroll. I went with the Vietnamese Bowl. My friend got the same only with shrimp. Both were delicious! There is a mild spice on the grilled chicken and it seemed like it might be the same one on the shrimp. I tasted hers. Delectable. And both were tender. The eggroll was nice and crunchy. The noodles were good. I would have liked more vegetables, and we both asked for more sauce. Not sure why they don't give more to start with. At other restaurants, I've always been served with enough sauce from the beginning. But he brought more of it promptly when we asked. I could only eat about half of mine. Because it was room temperature to begin with, hopefully the leftovers are OK having sat in my car for hours! The decor was nice. Tile on both the floor and walls. My friend really liked the walls and told the gentleman that he'd made a good choice! It all looks clean and cared for. I will go back. Hope you go, too! There are several restaurants in the shopping center there at Baseline and Broadway. May Wah is in the southern section, facing north.

For more than 30 years, this family-owned Chinese restaurant has been one of the true gems of our…read morecommunity. I've been eating here for decades, and not once have I left disappointed. The food is consistently exceptional--fresh, flavorful, and prepared with the kind of care and pride you only find in a family-run establishment. Every dish tastes like it was made just for you. The wait staff is warm, attentive, and wonderfully personable. They remember faces, preferences, and make every visit feel like coming home. The owners are just as welcoming, and the incredible female owner who runs the restaurant sets the tone for the entire experience. Her hospitality, work ethic, and genuine kindness radiate through every part of the business. You can feel her influence in the quality of the dishes, the smoothness of the service, and the heart of the atmosphere. The restaurant itself is quaint, spotless, and comfortable--an inviting place where you can enjoy a delicious meal and an easy, enjoyable conversation. After three decades of dining here, I can confidently say that the consistency, warmth, and outstanding food keep me coming back time and time again. A true local treasure.

Excellent Spring Rolls and Pho today, my new favorite!…read more The rare beef was the best that I have had, the bean sprouts were crispy and fresh, the broth was delicious!

I want to like this place based on the reviews but I won't be coming back. The chicken was very…read morebland, dry, and pounded thin. Egg roll needs more seasoning as well. All the good reviews I see are for their pho so maybe I should have ordered that instead.

On 4th of July, we have friends over and he ordered plain fried rice (didn't know they made…read moreexceptions) which is fried rice with nothing in it. Crab Cheese wontons, Sweet and Sour Chicken (with White rice) and Sesame Balls x2 (love!) but they usually sell-out, by late lunch or early dinner. The only way to guarantee, you will get an order of Sesame Balls, you can order, night beforehand and they will have it for you, on next day. Food is delicious, adequate amounts of food provided and it was 15 min wait time to prepare. It is quick service!

We ordered takeout. My husband got the general sales beef. I…read moreordered a red curry with chicken The general tso was really good. It came with some fresh broccoli as well as carrots and onions. Tasty. My red curry was not my favorite. It came in a huge bowl full of soup like texture. The meat was plentiful and tasted good, but the curry just didn't do it for me. I really enjoyed their egg drop soup. It had carrots and peas in it, which was different, but I liked it. We had eggrolls as well. They were good and we enjoyed the accompaniments. I made them into a lettuce wrap and it was tasty. I look forward to going back in trying this place, ordering some other items

enjoyed my meal here and would say they probably are more authentic than most Chinese restaurants…read morearound here. I say this based off the flavors and how unique they were. I had the the smaller wonton soup, the bok choy side, and the potstickers. I thought everything tasted really good! I also love the small restaurant vibe they have too! Made for a cool experience. The staff was friendly too. Dining in is more for the solo diner, but for family and friends, to go would be a great option. I would say give them a try if you're looking for a more unique experience and some different flavor profiles than you're used to!

Average at best, especially for the price. It's like Ginger Pig but not that good. No seating to…read morespeak of. Shared space concept.

Great innovative and tasty fare, Spot on service. Parking can be a challenge, but is worth dealing…read morewith.

The food was good. Had the thai beef with basil, the char-siu pork and the chicken classic entrees…read more . All came with rice and cucumber salads. This is all take-out since there is no dining in. By far, the hit was the char-siu pork. Very tender snd full of flavor. Its what ill order next time I return. The chicken was abit dry even though it was thigh meat.