This place is a gem. You won't find better Pho…read more Service is top notch. They treat you good and feed you even better. My favorite still is the Vietnamese beef stew. It tastes like home no matter what your background. Nothing better on a cold rainy day. Grilled Pork lemon grass is another favorite. Love this place!

Pho-king delicious…read more It was one of the coldest days of the year and we were craving a comforting bowl of pho (rice noodle soup) to warm ourselves up. We visited Vietnam Pho in Woodland Park, located on Rt 46. It's in a business complex so there's plenty of parking. It's a casual, cozy, and family-owned restaurant with a spacious seating area. The staff is welcoming and attentive. The menu offers all of the Vietnamese classics you're craving - steaming bowls of pho, vermicelli noodles topped with fresh vegetables, crispy banh mi sandwiches, stir-fries, and a variety of grilled meats like lemongrass pork and chicken. And if you're a boba lover, they even have bubble tea. Prices are reasonable, but here's a big tip: You get a 10% discount when you pay with cash. There's an ATM inside. There were a few hits and misses with our order, but overall we left feeling satisfied with our meal. The misses: *Vietnamese Iced Coffee with Condensed Milk ($5.95) - This was much sweeter and thicker than I expected! It tasted more like a dessert drink than an iced coffee. The condensed milk's sweetness overpowered the coffee flavor. I have a big sweet tooth, so I still enjoyed it. But if you're sensitive to sugar, you might want to skip this or ask for less milk. *Fresh Shrimp/Summer Rolls with poached shrimp,vermicelli, & peanut sauce ($7.95) - Not a fan. The rolls were bland and mostly just filled with vermicelli noodles. The peanut sauce was a let down. The flavors were off and it had a watery consistency. It barely tasted like peanuts. I don't know if they used too much vinegar or sugar, but either way... the ingredients were completely unbalanced. Now for the hits... We came for the STAR DISH: PHO! Every order comes with rice noodles, beef broth, white onions, scallions, and cilantro with a side of bean sprouts, lime, basil, and jalapeno peppers. We ordered: *Pork Chop Pho ($16.95) - I absolutely loved the lemongrass marinade (made with lemongrass, fish sauce, brown sugar, soy sauce, & shallots)! The meat was juicy, sweet, and savory. I could tell the chef grilled it perfectly because of the smoky charred edges. *Rare Beef & Well Done Brisket Pho ($14.95 size small) - They did not skimp out on the protein here! The beef cuts were large, tender, and flavorful! The broth was the heart of the pho - aromatic, warm, and rich! The spices (cinnamon, cardamom, star anise, and coriander) made it taste even better. I always enjoy adding hot chili and hoisin sauce for that extra heat and sweetness. The noodles were silky smooth and soaked up all that beefy broth. Yum, yum! And you can't forget about loading up on the garnishes to add a satisfying crunch and more flavor in every slurp! Pho was the perfect comfort food on the coldest day of the year~

Delicious place to eat! We got the grilled squid and bao buns for apps! The bao buns were so fluffy…read moreand hot and they came! As the owner said to us, the grilled squid is so good with some beer and with good friends! I got the pho and it was perfect to end with. Broth was well seasoned and was just enough for me! Highly recommend to come on over and try their food! 10/10!

Stopped by with my daughter after her basketball tournament for a late Sunday lunch. The restaurant…read morewas packed, which is usually a good sign. We were seated right away, although the first table felt a bit cramped, and the staff had no problem moving us to a booth. One thing to note is that there appeared to be only two people working the front of the house for the entire restaurant, so they were understandably stretched thin. Our server took our order promptly, and the food arrived surprisingly quickly. However, service was inconsistent throughout the meal. We had to ask for water after being seated for quite a while without any being brought to the table, and the iced coffee I ordered never arrived. I'm not sure if it was missed or simply not heard when ordering. As for the food, it was enjoyable overall. The pho had good flavor, although the accompanying fixings were a little sparse compared to what I've seen elsewhere. My daughter ordered the spring rolls and pork chop over noodles, both of which she enjoyed. Overall, this is a solid spot if you're looking for a quick and tasty meal. Just be prepared for service that may be a bit hit-or-miss during busy times.

Went to TC's Little Taste of Saigon for lunch on a Saturday. It looks like it's someone's house…read more There is some parking, but it can be hard to get in and out of the spots, since you're backing directly into the busy Goffle Road. The inside literally looks like someone's eat in kitchen/dining room. We were the first customers that day, but it did fill up. We ordered the summer rolls, the pho tai, and the combo pho (#6) along with lemonade and Vietnamese iced coffee. The main thing about this place is that it's homey and CHEAP. The large bowl of combo pho is only $9.25. The summer rolls are only $5.99 for four. The portions are a little smaller than other pho places, but the food does taste good. I especially liked their homemade chili hot sauce. Definitely would return if i'm looking for a lighter meal.

Food was pretty good. The Vietnamese coffee was tasty. Ban Bo Hue was quite good and did not need…read moreany accoutrements. It had a good spice level and robust broth. My vegetarian pho was okay, not the best I've had. It had peas, corn, and green beans that looked like they were from a frozen mixed vegetable pack. I've had better vegetarian pho with more depth of flavor than this. Furthermore, the pho doesn't come with jalapeños or fresh thai basil on the side. Prices are unbeatable. Bring cash if you can. Service was standard for a small family-run restaurant. The inside of the restaurant was kept very very warm; it took away from the joy of hot pho on a winter day because we were sweating from the heating and fireplace.

This pho place has been our go-to for a while now. Authentic Viet food for reasonable prices!…read morePortions are great too! We love visiting for our pho fix. My go-to order is the Pho Tai (#13) which has raw slices of beef, but cooks in the boiling savory broth after you mix it up. Also comes with bean sprouts, limes, and other greens to put into the soup for the complete pho experience! Also love their Thai Iced tea and Three colored ice off the drinks/dessert menu. They are pretty quick with service usually. They give cash discounts so be sure to bring cash if you can.

Shrimp summer rolls are usually pretty good and our go-to app. The bo luc lac has been a hit or…read moremiss lately and the lemongrass is to be avoided (at least by me personally). the chicken used is rubbery and is not to my liking. I will have to get the lemongrass porkchops next time and hopefully that'll be better. The Pho, though, is usually enjoyable.

Absolutely loved this place! My boyfriend got the pho, which he enjoyed, and I ordered the pork…read morechop combo rice plate, which was delicious. We also got the bun bo hue and pork banh mi to go! We will definitely be back :)

**3.5 stars** $6 -…read moreviet flan $17 - #16 house combo pho $17 - #18 rare eye of round & brisket $9 - 5 spring rolls Overall, if you are around Bloomfield and dont want to trek into chinatown, NYC, this will fufill your needs. the broth isnt as good as the ones in NYC. the noodle and meat portions are similar in portion as those from Chinatown but they are more expensive here ($17 here vs $14 in NYC medium bowl). the spring rolls are a bit thicker in size but doesnt have the same taste i am used to in viet food. the two things i wasnt too big of a fan of was the bean sprout quality and the prices. when it first arrived to the table, there were all mostly browning. i asked for another set, but the server said the batch they received was all like that and apologized. it wasnt a big deal but something to point out. the prices are higher across the menu compared to what ive experienced but totally understandable as there is probably not much viet food in this area. service is good. they give a small sample size of the spicy peanuts they also sell. lots of locals frequent this place. my favorite item here was the flan which was not that sweet and custardy!! gave a 4 stars as i would come back if in the area

We came here on a Friday night for some Pho and the grilled pork over rice. The pho combo option…read morewas as expected, flavorful, didn't disappoint. After learned that they couldn't add a fried egg and no sausage option with the grilled pork, I opted for the three meat combo over rice instead, beef, chicken and lamb. The meat were flavorful and honestly I couldn't tell between lamb and beef in the end. But it was so good, especially with the fish sauce, yummy. Kids enjoyed the fried rice and wanted more of the spring rolls. Only dish that we were thrilled by was the beef stew, ok to skip. The place is small with limited seating. If you are a party of more than four you could have a hard time with tables. There was just one small round table that could accommodate a part of six, but beyond that, they will have to put together a few tables which is a challenge on the weekends. Location is super convenient. There is a Haagen-Dazs right around the corner and a laundry mat. Drop off your laundry, get some Pho, then stop by Haagen Dazs for dessert, sounds like a perfect night.

I was back in my old neighborhood a while ago to do some things, and the folks suggested dinner at…read morethis small Vietnamese place. We arrived early, which was a good thing, as more and more people came in, including some families, and eventually there was a line of people trying to eat here. The service was friendly, though a tad slow, likely because they were overwhelmed. Since I had a headache, I got a Vietnamese Iced Coffee/Cà Phê Sữa Dá for $5.99. This was properly done, being lightly sweet with plenty of strong coffee flavor. On a side note, instead of the standard sriracha, they have a much tastier Vietnamese brand of hot sauce here, which I appreciated. We started with two appetizers. As they were out of the Curry Chicken Skewers/Gà Xiên Nướng Cà Rị, we started with the Lemongrass Beef Skewers/Bò Nướng Xả for $9.95, served with spring onion, fried onion flakes, and soybean peanut sauce. This was my favorite dish of the evening as the beef had plenty of lemongrass flavor, and was tender and juicy. The little side salad was a good accompaniment, and the sauce was nice, but not needed. I would recommend this heavily. We also got the Summer Rolls/Gỏi Cuốn for $7.49, with vermicelli, lettuce, mint leaves, pickled daikon, and peanut sauce. Said dish has a choice between shrimp and tofu, and we got the latter. These were standard with a slightly chewy wrapper and plenty of vegetables. This was nice and refreshing with a good peanut sauce. For my main dish, I got the Grilled Vermicelli Platter/Bún Thịt Nướng with Mỹ Tho vermicelli noodles, assorted vegetables, mint, and house dressing. The price depends on topping, and I got the $15.49 option with a combo of three, with my choices being pork, spring rolls, and beef. As with the appetizer, the beef was tender and had some lemongrass flavor. The pork was on the bone and likely marinated similarly to the beef and was also tasty, though a bit less tender. The spring rolls were freshly fried being hot and crunchy, though a little oily. They were my least favorite part, but I've never been the biggest fan of spring rolls, regardless of culture, so take my opinion with a grain of salt. The fish sauce added a mild sweetness to the cold vermicelli, and I liked the dish a bit more once I added their hot sauce as per usual. This was good overall and a good portion size to boot. Another person got a Pho with beef and brisket for $12.99, and there was also a decently priced Combination Pho/Phở Dặc Biệt for the same price as my entree. I tried a bit of the broth, which was good, and there were plenty of noodles. The last person, who was not as hungry, ordered a very reasonably priced Chicken Bahn Mi/Bánh Mì Gà for $8.95, which they liked. This was an above-average Vietnamese place, and I could see why there were lines to get in. The food was decently priced, the meat was cooked properly, and the portions were nice. I would recommend it if you're in the area and you're looking for Vietnamese food.

Boiling Pho is hands down the best Vietnamese restaurant I've had in New Jersey in the past 20…read moreyears. Everything tastes authentic, clean, and deeply flavorful--especially the pho, which has a rich, balanced broth that's hard to find. Their Banh-Mi is made with baguette/french bread. I'm honestly surprised I didn't discover this place sooner because it's a true hidden gem. If you like real Vietnamese food, this place is a must-try. AJ

Good food and relatively affordable. We enjoyed the pad Thai and banh Mi. The fried dumplings were…read morenice as well.

Ordered the bulgogi and narrated pork banh mi. Both were…read morefreshly made and packed. Both were delicious but we liked the marinated pork more. Parked right in front of the restaurant. Clean bathroom and plenty of little tables to dine in. Delicious and would come again. Recommend two thumbs up!

This is my first time having Banh mi. When you enter the restaurant there are kiosks where you…read moreorder and pay for your food. It's really easy to use and convenient. There is a fee for using your credit card but there is a cash option as well. I tried the brisket with the spicy mayo. So delicious. I had a huge sandwich and could only eat half. The bread was so crispy and the meat spicy. If you like spicy this is the place for you. There is parking in the back and some limited street parking. The server was super nice and the restaurant cozy. I enjoyed the video of a DJ playing club music. For those who are sensitive the one comment I have is that with all of the spices used in these dishes I could smell them circulating which caused me to sneeze once or twice but it didn't last. I plan on going back with friends.

We got here within an hour of closing but no problem, we were welcomed and seated promptly. We each…read morewanted to order entrees but also wanted soup, so we split a simple pho with noodles and it hit the spot! Service was great, they checked on us often.

Do not get there I ordered Pho, they dont give me the…read morenoddle, what can I eat? I ordered 2 com suon, no spoon, no chopsticks, I only eat by my hands So upset about them Dont go there. They are so mean.

Driving New England to Maryland. Rerouted due to hazards. Unfamiliar with this area, hungry, dinner…read moretime. Consult Yelp. Asian Fusion on top of ratings. We tell the GPS to take us there. OMG! It's a tiny storefront in a small strip shopping center. Modest at best. 3-4 small tables, plenty of takeout customers in and out. Super friendly and sweet young person taking orders, her warmth makes a big difference! We order sushi and wait for the order to come. Not bad wait. Boy oh boy was it good! Shockingly delicious! And reasonable prices! Highly recommended if you don't mind the modest atmosphere or for takeout.

I had the salmon sushi lunch special. It was 3 salmon sashimi, 3 salmon sushi, and a salmon avocado…read moreroll. It was tasty and very well put together by the sushi chef. The host/cashier/waitress was very competent and courteous. The restaurant is 3 tables, but takeaway is always an option. The miso was way better than most and a nice portion. My wife had the 3 roll lunch. I snapped a photo, the sushi chef did a very nice job. I will probably return and have the same thing, it was good. They have some Chinese options as well, which we may try in the future.