Located in a slightly rough-looking strip mall, 108 is a solid choice for Vietnamese cuisine in the…read moreGreat Wall Mall area. I especially like the vermicelli dishes - like the 32 and 34 (combo and grilled chicken options). I look forward to trying the pho or another item on my next visit to this clean and friendly eatery.

Good place to get a quick banh mi!, Lots of flavors and good bread, I recommend and I would come…read moreback

Amazing food, 10/10! I always recommend this place--it's truly my comfort spot!…read more Amazing food, 10/10! I always recommend this place--it's truly my comfort spot!

The service here is very good, probably one of the best that I've had at a Vietnamese restaurant as…read moreour server was humorous. The biggest issue that I had is they won't stop by after dropping off your food, as my boyfriend's water was never refilled despite being empty halfway through the meal. The restaurant wasn't really busy and it was the case for other tables too. You also have to go pay at the front, they don't drop off the check. The food was pretty good, the bun bo hue lacked any sort of spiciness that I am used to and no pork knuckle. The fresh bean curd with shrimp was delightful especially as it was my first time having it. My boyfriend's pho broth was very good. The restaurant is very cute. You can tell the decor was thought out and they have plenty of seating and tables for all sorts of party sizes. The bathroom could use more check ins as there were no more paper towels.

TL;DR: No frills mom and pop pho shop with clean, flavorful broth, generous portions, and other…read moredishes like egg roll and spring rolls for those who don't want pho. Pho Bac Cafe is unrelated to the Pho Bac in Seattle, but don't let that dissuade you. This shop is an underrated gem that offers delicious pho in a no frills environment. 1/FOOD. The Pho Tai (rare beef pho) is amongst the top 3 in the Seattle area. The broth is clean yet flavorful. Not too oily or meaty. The rare beef is flavorful and generously portioned. You can also get other types of pho including chicken pho! 2/SERVICE AND AMBIANCE. It's a mom and pop shop. No frills. You get menus and water. You tell them your order. You get the food with utensils. If you want more water, raise your hand to wave someone down. When you're done, pay at the register. There are many seats but it's busy by 1130AM most days for lunch. 3/VALUE. Very good value for the quality of pho. You can choose between 3 sizes. Obviously the value increases for the larger sizes, but the small bowl is still affordable at $15. Lots of noodles, meats, and vegetables.

Nice, low-key spot for all the hits. Great broth in the pho. Some real depth of flavor, but toward…read morethe saltier end of the spectrum. The fried spring rolls satisfied my craving for crunchiness. And best part...not at all hip or trendy. Not a single hipster or foodie in sight. Its all about the food.

Came on a Saturday at lunch time for dim sum with 2 kids. Parking lot had a few spots (I'm guessing…read moreusually plenty of parking) and we were seated immediately (though all the tables were full once we sat down). Service was fast and efficient, we grabbed some items from the cart and ordered some as well. Tea for my husband and myself, water for everyone (plenty of refills). Kids enjoyed it- green beans, radish cake, soup dumplings, pork buns, shrimp noodle, shrimp and chive dumpling, spare ribs. I thought the quality was good and it was so nice to have a quick weekend lunch since the kids were hungry. The service was very attentive and the dim sum was good! Plenty of round tables for larger groups, too.

We decided to do takeout here! Portions for take out is 10/10!…read more The only complaint I have is the salt and pepper wings. It was overly battered, really really burnt tasting and overall not good. The flavor wasn't there. Lo mein was pretty good, but a little in the saltier side.

On Tuesday, August 4, 2026, at 5:50 PM, put in an order on DoorDash for delivery. Requested for 3…read morePork Patty Spring Rolls, a Chicken Pad Thai and a Combination Fried Rice. At exactly 6:40 PM, received the delivery order at my residence. Food was still warm and portions were more than adequate. Checking out on the DoorDash App was simple and very easy to place the order from this restaurant. I have ordered a few times before as well and had no problems whatsoever. All of the entrees were delicious!

Solid 3.5/5. Food…read more(2.5-4/5). We had 4 grilled pork vermicelli with egg rolls, 1 pho tai with beef meatballs, and 1 spring rolls. Vermicelli was a 3.5 as it was fresh and a good serving (4) but the grilled pork was on the cooler side and didn't taste as crisp and fresh off the grill as you'd expect (3). Best part of the pho was the broth as it wasn't too salty like it can be sometimes elsewhere (4). Veggies were super fresh. Sliced beef was previously sliced and the whole chunk was placed in so you had to tease apart the slices from each other which was a little different than my experiences elsewhere. SKIP THE SPRING ROLLS. Picture had three shrimps/roll. Ours had 1/roll on one side with a slice of pork (I think) on the other. Seemed pretty skimpy if you ask me (2.5 at best). Service was good (4). Location was in a small strip mall with a Mexican and Indian place next door. The bars over nearly the entire front storefront were definitely interesting. For an out-of-towner, this part of Kent seems like a Santa Ana/Westminister/Garden Grove of OC, CA kind of an area with different ethnic offerings up and down the street.

Haven't been for a while. Last time I went the bathroom was smelly, and the greeter was non…read moreexistent. All fixed this time - was immediately greeted by a nice young lady, sat quickly and had an awesome server. Seems like quite a few improvements have been made by the new owner. The bathrooms were clean and not smelly. New TVs showing the Thursday Night Football game, and the whole places seemed cleaner and less cluttered. The bar has definitely had an upgrade too - better selections of beer, wine and liquor. Food was as good as ever, and the Cajun spiced prawns were amazing. Great flavor and actual spice!

This had been my favorite seafood place for many years, but no more. We went there for my birthday…read moreand were sorely disappointed. The fish was super greasy and tasteless. The previously award-winning chowder now has a weird texture and tastes like cheddar cheese (ew). Sadly, another Northwest gem is gone.

Staying by the airport and Szechuan is a short ride if you have a rental car. Located in a strip…read moremall from the outside does not look like much but the inside is modern and comfortable. The only issue I had is they had a TV playing very loud much that took a bit to get over. Moving on the food was spectacular and started with Pork Belly in hot garlic sauce and truly enjoyed the texture and flavor. It's a cold dish but well worth the try. Moving on ordered Crispy & Spicy Tofu and Hot Spicy Beef Chow Mein. Both were really good. The tofu was a little drive but chili oil on it and that fixed it for me. The spicy beef was really tender and noodle were perfect. They seem to do a lot of take out but there were plenty of people eating in. Will be back!!

More like 3.5 stars but I'll round up to 4 since it'd be sad to round down. We ordered 16 items for…read moretakeout at a certain time. By calling to place the order, each dish is about $1 cheaper than if you order online from the google site. After I called, I got a text message with status updates which was really cool. Food was ready right on time for the time slot I wanted. Dishes that were good: Short ribs like the Garlic Short Ribs and the Short Ribs in Brown Sugar. General Tso's Chicken. Mongolian beef. Dishes that were meh: beef and broccoli (broccoli was overcooked, too soft), the Black Mushroom in Vegetable was oily. Baby Bak Choy in white sauce was greasy-ish. Pork in Peking sauce was waaay overcooked and tough. Orange Chicken was not great. For a large takeout, it's convenient and the prices are fair. But nobody cared for the food in our party.

I recently dined at Pho Tai for the first time and had an exceptional experience. I ordered the…read morebeef and meatball pho, along with beef stew served with rice, and we also shared a side of gyoza and spring rolls. The pho was outstanding; the broth was rich and flavorful, and the meat was incredibly tender. The noodles were fresh and perfectly cooked, making each bite a delight. The beef stew was equally impressive, bursting with flavor and served in a hearty stock that was both filling and satisfying. Additionally, the staff at Pho Tai were incredibly kind and attentive, making the dining experience even more enjoyable. I highly recommend this restaurant for anyone looking to enjoy authentic and delicious Vietnamese cuisine!

Early dinner, my friend wanted hot soup. They ordered pho with everything and one with chicken. I…read moreordered #32, dry noodle with BBQ park and egg rolls. The portion was big. I like the pickle veggie, bbq pork was good, the egg roll was big but I don't like the filling. The service was not great for not being that busy. We have to get up to ask for refilled on chili and they never came over to refill the water. We went to pay at the counter. There are a lot of tables. Pretty of parking.

Brought a ring in that had a loose stone- they had it fixed the next day for a very reasonable…read moreprice! Awesome experience and great customer service.

These guys are the BEST, Perfect work for a fair price. Couldn't be more satisfied. Had one ring…read moresized and had an emerald replaced in another, perfectly matched and installed.

I went to this spot not knowing it was a chain style American Italian restaurant. Price-wise, if I…read morehad known it was like an Olive Garden, I'd have gone to a different Italian restaurant which would likely have better dishes for the same price. The server was nice enough and the restaurant was clean. The food was good, but nothing I couldn't make at home.

While shopping in Federal Way, we decided to pop into Mama Stortini's. I've been hearing about…read moretheir iconic mozzarella sticks since I moved to Washington, so clearly it was time to investigate. We were seated promptly; however, our waitress walked past our table at least four times without acknowledging us. We were just about ready to walk out when she finally stopped and said she would be with us shortly. Thankfully, the service after that was fantastic. She was very kind and genuine and checked on us regularly. We initially had trouble finding the famous mozzarella sticks on the menu. When we asked our waitress about them, she pointed them out on the seasonal menu although even she had a hard time finding them. Apparently, they had just received new menus, so at least we weren't the only ones who needed a map to find them. She let us know that the mozzarella sticks had recently changed. They aren't as large as they used to be, are now drizzled with hot honey, and come with a side of spicy marinara. They definitely had a kick, but they were delicious. Obviously, I can't compare them to the original version, but they absolutely lived up to the hype. I ordered the triple-pepperoni thin-crust pizza, which unfortunately fell flat. The edges were so badly burned that they were black, and the pizza was extremely greasy and didn't have much flavor. Somehow it managed to be both burned and underwhelming an impressive combination, just not in a good way. My dining partner ordered the lunch-special fettuccine Alfredo along with the French onion soup. He said the fettuccine Alfredo was fantastic and was very pleasantly surprised by how good it was. Overall, I would absolutely come back for the mozzarella sticks and to try some of the other menu items. Would I order the pizza again? Not a chance. That relationship ended before the check arrived.