Got the banh mi sandwich & bun bo hue spicy soup noodles are good flavor & size. Plenty of indoor…read moretables, easy parking in strip mall.

Solid Vietnamese restaurant with locations around NJ and NY. This location is pretty big, though…read morethe seating arrangement can feel a little tight when the restaurant is busy. Food hits the spot and everything always comes out in generous portion sizes. I enjoyed my "make-your-own" pho, which was rich in flavor and just right for the recent cold weather. The bun bowls are also tasty with nicely grilled meats and refreshing flavors. For drinks, their iced Viet coffee is strong and bold - perfect when you need a caffeine kick. Overall a good spot for Vietnamese food.

I went for lunch on a Friday and this place was very nice looking inside and very clean. The staff…read morewas extremely friendly and helpful. I ordered the Combo Angel Curry with sautéed chicken that included rice, zucchini, red bell peppers, asparagus, mushrooms and two spring rolls. The food was terrific and I will definitely be going back.

First visit to a Thai since moving . reviews were good and lucky I booked a table at 5:30 as when…read morewe arrived the restaurant was packed with folks waiting for tables almost to when we left at 8:30 PM. Not huge but with enough tables packed in to be full restaurant. BYOB. WE had the calamari, shrimp and salad for appetizers. Main course Thai and Basil fried rice, a Masalaman curry, pad Thai and of course rice. Dessert crème brulee, sticky rice with ice cream (mango not in season) Service was god especially since everyone was busy. For Monroe Township, a hit and we will return

This was our first time at Mia's Vietnamese and we enjoyed it very much, but the service was slow…read more(especially since we were the only people there). I got the Mia's sampler for an appetizer and it was tasty but kinda small. It had two small pieces of dumplings, mini egg rolls and wontons for $17. For our entrees we all got vermicelli with shrimp and grilled pork. I think this was served well and very tasty. I also got a cup of just their pho broth for the extra vermicelli and it was delicious! My 8 year old actually put his egg rolls down to drink up all the broth because it was so good. Finally we got a Vietnamese coffee too go, and it was strong and not overly sweet like other places. I really loved it! The restaurant is super cute inside as well. It is very aesthetic, while also displaying some super cute pieces of art. Unfortuantely it is in a boring looking plaza, but it even has a sofa seating area if you want to just come and get a coffee and read. I hope they are very successful and I will definitely be returning. They are NOT cash only anymore, and take all forms of payment.

I've been here a handful of times, even back when it was still called Pho 99 before it had the name…read morechange. I think that it's decent food but sometimes the service is hit or miss. The has owner served me before. She was very friendly and sweet. What we've ordered: - Pho Dac Biet - Grilled Pork Vermicelli - Vietnamese style Pork Egg Rolls - Bun Bo Hue - Vietnamese Coffee - Lemonade It is not my go to for pho as I have other preferred spots but it is closest to me and so most convenient. My mom did not like her Bun Bo Hue so we don't go back as a family but I don't mind it in a pinch. The food might not be my favorite but it's not bad so if you're in the area I still think that it's worth the visit.

First time trying this restaurant. We were intrigued by the name, Nan King and that it is Latin…read more and Chinese fusion. We were in the area and decided to eat in. The restaurant was empty. Just one patron picking up food. The restaurant has been remodeled. It is very clean. The only complaint was that it was 63 degrees inside of the restaurant. A bit chilly. The menu had Peruvian chaufa (fried rice), pork dishes, latin desserts and drinks. We ordered tostones for an appetizer. The dipping sauce was ketchup and mayonnaise. We ordered the Thai Basil with a wonton soup and vegetable fried rice combo and sesame chicken with pork fried rice and a spring roll. The food had great flavor, and the portions were big. The presentation was very nice. You can tell they really want to make their guests happy. The restaurant is currently set up as a take out place. They had several take out orders when we arrived and the phone kept ringing. They have one person answering the phone and taking table orders. It took a bit before water was brought out and our orders were taken but the staff is very nice and wanted to make sure we enjoyed our meal. There is parking on premises. Will definitely come back to try other items on the menu.

This place is BY FAR the worst chinese restaurant that I've ever eaten at. I don't care if it's…read morelatin fusion, someone there should be able to cook good chinese food. The pork lo mein was tasteless, the noodles were mushy. I also got boneless spare ribs but what I REALLY got was pork pieces soaked in the sauce. It was definitely NOT spare ribs without the bones. THIS PLACE IS NOT WORTH WASTING YOUR TIME AND MONEY! OH YES, MY LOUSY FOOD COST ME $26!!!! The prices on the online menu bust be grossly outdated!

The food was overall good. However, there were two complaints. First, the pho broth was great, but…read morethe noodles were packaged and not fresh. Second, the summer roll sauce was perfect, but the shrimp summer roll was heavy on the noodles, so I couldn't taste the shrimp. The server was a character and the service was good, but he never checked back after the food arrived. Also, I don't know who decided to put the girls up next to the food pictures, but it's out of place for a family restaurant.

This traditional Vietnamese dive serves up authentic Vietnamese cuisine at reasonable prices. The…read morepho is excellent and so are the spring and summer rolls. The atmosphere is interesting. There are pictures cut from magazines and hand written papers stuck all over the wall and the tv plays videos of people cooking street food in Vietnam. The place is messy and disorganized and the service is very good but bizarre in a way I can't explain. Divey is the best way to explain the place. We dined in on a Friday night and the place was empty. It was only us. I didn't even notice any calls coming in or food going out for deliveries. I hope they last because the food is good. I would highly recommend ordering takeout or delivery though.

Satellite of the old Princeton Soup & Sandwich shop in the historic university town a few miles…read moreaway, PS&S in Cranbury is more spacious and modern that the original on Nassau Street, but has the identical menu and far better than grub. Their daily homemade soup menu is worth a look, with veggie and vegan options across the big board. Combo soup and sandwich is also in play. I went with a Tuna Hoagie on foot long torpedo, with accompanying soft drink and bag o' chips. The tuna was freshly made, with tomato and lettuce, and a side cup of sliced dill pickles that I stuffed into the sandwich for extra crunch and semi sweet flavor enhancement. I had requested that the proposed pickle spear not be built into the sammy to avoid dampening the roll too long before consuming. The cashier/order taker/short order cook took care of business with a pleasant smile and engaging repartee. Ate when I arrived home 40 minutes later, and everything was in great shape and quite tasty. I could only finish half of the meal. A larger selection of drinks and chips would make the experience more complete. 4 P'ton Stars for taking this tradition on the road.

Nice sandwich spot in Princeton! appreciate their ability to make sandwiches gluten free for anyone…read morewith allergies or sensitivities. there's an impressive menu of options. the interior is clean and comfortable. the sandwiches are a little bit pricey but high quality and yummy. the staff is friendly, though it can take ~15 mins to get your order, so it's not entirely a quick stop. their half and half lemonade iced tea is also super refreshing.

Ordered Cavalier wrap (chicken gyro) $8.99, chicken shawarma $10.99. The prices were so…read moreattractive, unbeatable; both tasted all right but they were not impressed, as this place has 4.9 rating with 3,512 reviews on Google. Very few dine-in customers (only two of us) for Friday dinner, several to-go orders. Owner is from Pakistan.

I was in the area and craved chicken shawarma. I stopped in and was nicely greeted. I was asked…read morewhat protein I wanted and if I wanted it over rice or fries. I ordered the mixed shawarma over rice with pickled veggies, lettuce, and Arabic salad. It was then covered in white sauce. I grabbed a mango lassi from the soda fridge. Everything looked and smelled fresh. It was a huge portion! The meat was freshly shaved and put on top of the large portion of rice. If I lived close by I would come back all the time! The lamb and chicken has so much flavor!

As other reviewers have commented, Pasar Malam is in the former Penang location. My family and I…read morewere fans of Penang, so I was happy to see that a similar establishment opened in its place. Pasar Malam lives up to the stellar food of its predecessor with service that is much better than the former. On a Saturday evening, there were several patrons. We ordered Thai chicken lettuce wraps for an appetizer. For main entrees the Drunken Noodle and Kari Mee with Redang Chicken. Everything was delicious, flavorful and plentiful in portion size. The menu seemed similar to Penang. However they have added bubble teas and more drinks. Prices were very reasonable. The interior was not as dark. Perhaps, the addition of more overhead lights of just some fresh paint. I will definitely be back to try the lunch specials. Note: credit card service charge added to bill.

We love the variety available on Pasar Malam's menu. Beyond the typical Thai dishes there is a lot…read moreof Chinese dishes available. All of the dishes we ordered were enjoyable. We especially enjoyed this taro vegetable dish we ordered - the taro comes in a deep fried ring shape surrounding all the veggies and shrimp. The drunken noodle was also really good - really nice sized shrimp in their dishes. The Hainan chicken (they call it PM chicken) is not as flavorful as other places we've had this at. I wouldn't order the curry beef next time - it's a bowl of curry sauce (although delicious) with a few pieces of beef stew; you really need it eat it with a bowl of rice and we're trying to reduce our carb intake. Overall good service. And also BYOB!