Have eaten at Pho V numerous times over the years and stop by when in the area and has always been…read moreconsistently good. This trip wife tried the Tom Yum soup and she loved it. Says will be her new thing when go back. I get the grilled pork vermicelli which is always great. The spring rolls are good size and come with peanut sauce. Service has always been very good here. Checking back frequently to see if need drinks filled or anything else. Looking forward to stopping by next time in the area.

I'll rarely get something to go and later call the establishment for a refund. When trying new…read morethings, it comes with the territory. Unfortunately, with this meal, I refused to let this slip by. I pass this place often, and with the Anime store being next door, I thought I'd try both places since they were next to one another. White Chocolate Matcha: This was very good, to be honest, this was the only thing that turned out right. The white chocolate didn't weigh it down with too much sweetness, which was a plus. There was a great balance of the two. I will definitely get a matcha boba from them again. Grilled Shrimp Spring Rolls: Horrible. The shrimp were significantly overcooked; they were not edible. There was no way that someone who calls themselves a chef, would have allowed that to be plated. If anything, the shrimp should have gone into the trash. So, unacceptable. Shrimp Flat Noodle Stir-Fry: Another blunder, the shrimp were the same. Not edible, and the sauce was like soup; it was very loose and lacked flavor. I couldn't let this go by without being acknowledged by their management; they need to know what's coming out of their kitchen, not all will speak up. Management: Henry, the manager, was exceptional; I don't want that to be missed. When I called to speak with a manager, the information was given to him, including the purchase receipt they had on file. With me not being there to show him the food, I thought that was going to be an issue. If needed, I would have been more than happy to head back with the food. I explained to him the condition of the shrimp in the rolls and entree, and he offered a refund or to remake the items. I wanted to pay for what was made well, but he refunded the whole order. That was kind of him, and I hope, after speaking with me, he spoke to the chef about our call. They have great boba, but I don't trust the other foods enough to suggest more than that. Based on the reviews, they do have things to be enjoyed, but I don't think I'll get anything else from them outside of the boba/smoothie. The takeout area was clean and offered seating while you waited for your food.

Started with the fresh rolls and the spicy cheese rolls. Both always excellent and genuinely fresh…read more The spicy cheese rolls have a real kick to them, so be ready for that. Then I had the pad kee mow with chicken, which is one of my favorite dishes here and didn't disappoint. The one knock is the ambiance. It runs warm, and they're working with temporary fans and portable AC units, so it's not the most comfortable room. That said, the place is clean and the service is excellent, friendly and attentive every time. Come for the food, not the atmosphere.

The food here is delicious always fresh & hot made to order! This place is by my hair salon and I…read morecan't wait to eat here at least twice a month. The consistency stays the same and it's always nice & clean inside The staff is great! I want to dine in but I'm always on the go! I love Thai food and this place is a hidden Gem!!

Lina's has delicious and fresh tasting food in a laidback, cozy atmosphere…read more The service is quick and very friendly! We absolutely loved the food. I got the Pho Noodle Soup and my husband got the pineapple fried rice. Both were absolutely delicious with great flavors. Portions are generous too! The mango sticky rice is to die for. Trust me! I didn't think I'd like it and it was absolutely amazing. We are so glad to have this place so close!

Loved it. We ordered lab na beef, pad see ew, pho and few more items. They were all delicious. The…read morepho soup was good without any condiments. The kids fried rice was pretty big can feed 2 of my boys. They gave a really good portion of everything. Price was great too. Our server was great.

My coworker and I visit every Wednesday from DFW airport-DPS, the manager is always friendly and…read morethe food is excellent . He gives us a public servant discount as well. We appreciate that!

We were very excited to try a new restaurant for sushi and Ramon. Upon arrival we were greeted very…read morenicely. The gentleman who seem to either be the owner or the manager was very welcoming and accommodating. This was the highlight of our experience. The food was subpar. Everything was very bland. We ordered Ramen, fried rice, sushi, and a few appetizers. So we did try a variety of choices. We really wanted to be excited about the food, but it was really nothing special. And quite frankly, it was quite pricey for what we got. Next, the cleanliness of the restaurant definitely could have been better. We were sitting in a booth with a table that was very wobbly, and the seats were dirty. There was hair on the seats, as if they had not been cleaned in a while. I was hesitant to leave this review because the man who seated us was very nice. But I do feel this restaurant could improve, and if I were a business owner, I would want to know where there were areas of improvement.

I used to live in Japan for 15 years and I must say that this is probably the worst stateside Ramen…read moreI have ever eaten. The noodles are not hard and sticky like you would expect from authentic Ramen. Instead, the noodles are so soggy and slippery like they are pasta noodles. If you've never had Ramen in Japan, or even Hawaii, you will not like this brand of noodles at all. But for those who don't know any better, I guess you can still enjoy it.

This place didn't completely win me over. The dumplings were okay, but some of the of it didn't…read morehave the texture or flavor I expected, I think its a mix of old and new one. The atmosphere was inviting, but I thought the prices were a bit high for what you got. It's worth checking out if you're curious.

We showed up midafternoon on a Thursday and were the only patrons. The atmosphere was cozy,…read moretasteful and inviting. Our server, Bella, was delightful as was the food. I had the bulgogi and my friend had the bibimbap. Both were fresh, delicious and bountiful. It was somewhat expensive, but did I say delicious? I'll be going back.

First night eating here. I was extremely excited to have a Korean eatery near us with a high…read morerating. On arrival I saw 4 posted signs on the door for hiring. Red flag. Basically, it tasted as if the owner is in the back running the line because his cooks left him hanging. Crappily marinated, improperly cooked meat is what we got. Who ever was on the sides and banchan were on it though. They need a raise. Also, clean your restaurant and pick a theme man. Sidenote, having the server come out to tell us without coming out yourself is lame. They apologized many times to say sorry, the owner is in the back and told me to tell you such and such: "You just don't like "our" food. It's supposed to be like that." No, pretty sure it isn't. Your marinade for your meat is not good. The star goes toward your pantry cook. The banchan was not bad, weird lineup but not bad. Why no japchaee, or radish kimchi? Also, that much mayo on steamed broccoli def wasn't my favorite. They really tried to convince us that this is how it's supposed to taste, "What do you mean it tastes sour?" I mean, your marinade has too much vinegar in it. It tastes bad. "What exactly is wrong with the galbi?" It sat in the marinade too long, the meat taste grainy- because of the pear in the marinade- or pineapple juice to each their own. It can basically cook the meat before the meat hits the pan if you leave it in there too long. You would notice this stuff during the plating process- presentations good. But if the foods bad, it's bad no matter how pretty you make it look. We paid the full bill, didn't touch the meat. Pancake was good. Gave 10% to the server, because it wasn't her fault but she didn't help the situation. Forgot to mention as well: a lady and her kids at the table next to us got her meal discounted because of the food. When I asked if it is usually better she said, yes so much better. I'm not sure who is back there but it isn't the normal cook. It's pretty bad tonight. Maybe it was a one off, like everyone has but... the idea that you can try to convince customers that maybe they're wrong and just don't know how Korean food should taste surely did leave a bad taste for us.

Solid place for authentic Laos food. Highly recommend if you're missing the taste of Laos food…read more It's not your normal restaurant. They don't ask you about a drink. You just get it from their fridge. I liked their beef larb. Level 4 was pretty spicy. We got it cooked. The Laos sausage was good but tasted like the ones you can buy yourself and cook. Their nam Khao had very good flavor. My only critique is that it could be even crispier and it would be perfect. Their Khao poon is okay not bad. I like my mother in laws better. Khao piek had good hearty broth flavor. Overall would come back if in the area! Their ambiance is a restaurant combined with a market you can get some pantry or frozen foods.

My husband and I stopped at Luang Prabang Market before our flight home, and wow, this place is a…read moretrue hidden gem. It's tucked away and attached to a small Lao grocery store, which honestly made it feel even more authentic. The moment we walked in, it felt like we were about to get a home-cooked meal. We ordered the organ soup with sticky rice, beef lahp, and nam khao, and everything was absolutely delicious. The broth in the organ soup was rich, clean, and deeply flavorful, exactly how it's supposed to taste. The sticky rice came out warm and perfectly chewy. The beef lahp was bright and herbaceous with the right amount of spice and lime, super fresh, and tasted just like what we've had in Laos/at family gatherings. And the nam khao was crispy, tangy, and packed with flavor. You can tell they don't cut corners on ingredients here. What I appreciated most is the authenticity. A lot of other reviewers mentioned that this is one of the few places in Texas where the food tastes "just like home," and I completely agree. Multiple people also mentioned the friendly staff and how the market side carries essentials and hard-to-find Lao/Thai items. We felt the same way, everyone was kind, and the grocery section is a nice bonus for anyone looking for snacks or specialty ingredients. Portions were solid, prices were fair, and the quality was amazing. This is exactly the kind of spot you hope to find when traveling. If you want real Lao food, skip the trendy places and come here instead. We will definitely be back the next time we're in Texas. Highly, highly recommend.

Went off wanting a central location from Saginaw and Euless - BINGO!…read more Customer service was great it's a small location very intimate but it lacked nothing! I really liked that they offer spicy broth as well - do y'all know how hard that is to find that actually has flavor and not just heat? I did the highest level and he even warned me that it's going to be high - but I assured him that I'm a spicy girl. He was impressed that I cleaned my bowl but I also wanna let you know that yes - it is indeed acceptable!! I also liked the ragoons that they were crab free as I don't eat seafood. Counting downnnn to return! Xoxo.

Been here a few times now! And we love it here customer service is amazing! We love the food and…read moreatmosphere. I went with my 4 kids and one of the employees was so kind to our little ones. Which is a bonus for us!

Fantastic food. I love that the food comes out staggered and the portions are perfect for sharing…read moreand having a little bit of a lot of different options. We had pork dumplings, chicken dumplings (lace wing style, worth it), and chicken lettuce wraps. It was just enough food for our level of hunger and my mouth is watering as I recall the meal, which is wild because we *just* left! Our server was so nice and made sure we had full waters throughout the meal. I would absolutely come back here next time I'm in town.

Came here on a Tue night for a party of 9. They don't have the round table, which I wasn't…read moreexpecting them to as this is more of an Americanized Chinese restaurant that has a Finding Nemo theme. Really wasn't sure what to expect as my son picked it as it was the half way point in meeting his friends. We ordered quite a few dishes to share as there were 9 adults. Overall, the food was ok, with congee (rice soup) being the better taste surprisingly. Otherwise, the soup dumplings and everything else was just average. So at the end, our bill with tax and tip was well north of $300. For that money, and watching the cartoon fish swimming around, I really don't think it's worth it. Again, this was not my choice, but we gave it a try.

I went here because I saw Khao soi on their menu and if you've been to Thailand you know it's the…read morebest thing ever and not many restaurants have it. But it unfortunately didn't live up to that standard. It tasted more like the panang curry. It was too sweet My husband got the pad Thai and it was way too sweet and it wasn't spicy enough for the level 4 we requested! The tom yum was too watery too. Everything was a bit on the sweeter side. Only good thing was the appetizer fried chicken!

Ramen is always great on a cold evening, and it's hard to find vegetarian broth. We arrived just…read morebefore 6:00 PM on a Sunday, which was perfect timing since the restaurant got busy afterward. I ordered the vegetarian ramen which came with fried tofu and other vegetables. The broth was flavorful, and it had plenty of veggies. I did ask for a spice tray to add a bit heat. The atmosphere was warm and cozy, and even though it got bus, the service was good.