This place was very clean!! The parking could be a challenge, but they've got some parking spaces…read morein the alley as well. We had spring rolls and pho, both of them are fresh and tasty. They are reasonably priced as well. Highly recommended for the cold days.

My husband I went before going to the movies…read more Service was helpful and quick. They have more seating than I expected. I got the stirfry noodles with tofu they were all right not my favorite. There wasn't a ton of flavor. Sorry no picture I thought I had one but cannot find it.. Feel like I need to try more things to make a final decision. They do have lots of vegetarian options!

We have been eating their#6 sandwich, pork loaf, tofu and tofu milk for several years. We have…read morenoticed that lately the quality of pork in the sandwich has too much silverskin or connective tissue or Gristle in the pork, which makes it difficult to chew. I want them to emphasize on than quantity. The gristles are very difficult for people who have the teeth problem for the seniors to chew. If they would move most of it, it will make it a lot better.

If you are in Albuquerque and craving a solid banh mi, CODA Bakery is a great spot to check out. I…read moreordered the classic banh mi dac biet, and it absolutely delivered. The cold cuts were flavorful, the bread was fresh, and the meat to bread ratio was just right since I like more meat than bread. This is an excellent option for a quick lunch, but I would recommend staying to eat if you can. The decor is simple, the space is clean, and there are a few tables available. It does get busy during the lunch rush, but the line moves quickly and is well worth the wait. While the banh mi definitely steals the show, there are plenty of other options on the menu. Their banh cuon, thin rice noodles filled with ground pork and wood ear mushrooms, was good, though still second to the sandwiches. They also offer pate chau, a flaky puff pastry filled with pork pate, including a New Mexico style version with chicken and green chile. They have a variety of Vietnamese desserts like che, which I did not get a chance to try this time. My coworker loved their traditional Vietnamese hot coffee. I do not drink coffee, but I did enjoy one of their smoothies, which was refreshing and delicious. Overall, CODA Bakery is a go to spot for authentic Vietnamese flavors and one of the best places in Albuquerque for banh mi.

Pretty good restaurant with a big menu and lots of options. Quick service and a lot of seats so I…read morewouldn't expect too much of a wait. I did go for lunch on a weekday though Vermicelli with grilled pork and shrimp: 5/5. Very refreshing dish with well cooked meat and they give you a big container of fish sauce so you can add as much as you want Thai tea: 2/5. I didn't take a photo but I thought it tasted kind of odd and I didn't finish it

Best Pho in town. Too bad they are closing. You might want…read moreto call before showing up after today.

It's been a min since I last came. I stopped by cause I wanted something bread so I can make my own…read morebanh mi at home, but they didnt sell bread anymore. This was many months ago. We stopped by early this Sunday morning and was pleasantly surprised that they have expanded the menu from mainly banh mi. The now have Pho and rice noodle dishes. B5 combo is a solid can't go wrong choice. All the protein was cooked well and seasoned nicely. Egg roll was good. Fish sauce is going to be the grey area because thats always personal preference, it was good, but would say more on the fishy side, which my fiance liked. Im used to my moms sauce which is more on the sweeter side. I also got an Vietnamese iced coffee and I will say it is probably the best Vietnamese ice coffee that I've had in thr ABQ area. Its was strong and nice and smooth. It wasn't too sweet. The reason why I say this is the best iced Vietnamese cofee I've had in ABQ is because other places, the Vietnamese coffee is bitter or its not balanced enough with flavor. At over $8 for a cup, it's pricey but if i need a Vietnamese coffee fix, this will be a good to spot. I will say they keep it really clean in there and the white esthetic was pleasing on this sunny Sunday while we were eating in there.

I love Vietnamese food and was excited to try their Banh Mi and teas. I ordered #1 bc I love…read moreeverything and their fruit tea with passionfruit and guava. First, impression, the service was polite and understanding. The sandwich and drink came out within 10 min. Their Banh Mi was flavorful and was in a 9in roll that was lightly crispy and filled pretty well. I am used to shorter rolls that are stuffed way more. I felt like I ate more bread than toppings, otherwise I would rate it higher. It's about a $12 sandwich, on par with Subway footlong prices. The fruit tea was great, although I question the practicality of the canister it was served in. Instead of a plastic cup with a straw/no straw, it was in a plastic can that you can open like a soda can on top. I disliked how I couldn't reseal it or reuse it. If I wanted to recycle it, I'd have to put effort taking out the lemon wedges, which I did in order to. So, if I had the choice, I wouldn't get those cans. Everything costed about $20 before tip. I think in the future, I'll ask if I can get extra meat and veggies to make the Banh Mi feel more full. The place was also very bright and clean. I liked the atmosphere where there's plenty of seating. They also have every table with soup utensils and condiments bc they also serve pho.

Ate here for dinner tonight. Since there weren't any clearly marked gluten-free options on the…read moremenu, I asked our server and I'm really glad I did. He was very knowledgeable and explained that the pho, rice noodle bowls with shrimp only, and spring rolls (without the peanut sauce) were gluten-free. I ordered the rice noodle bowl with shrimp. The portion size was generous, and the shrimp was cooked well. Overall, it was good maybe a little light on flavor, but still enjoyable. My husband ordered the pho and really liked it. Said it was delicious!

This is our second visit to this spot and it is prolly our favorite pho place in ABQ. The family…read moreis friendly and the food is authentic with large portions! We ordered the XL combo pho and it would have easily feed 3 of us! Granted we're a lot older now so maybe 5 years ago it would have feed 2 of us. We also ordered the combo bun dish which was way too much food given we got the XL. DIL got a small bowl of pho which seemed like the perfect amount. The pho's broth is nice and deep with a good umami flavor. I've had better pho in the bay but for ABQ this is the place to go.

It's a little hole in the wall in San Pedro and their pho is really good. The broth is good and the…read moreamount they give you for the price you pay is great. I always get the #15. I tried their spicy beef stew and it was different from what I'm used to and didn't really appreciate it. I also ordered a chicken plate and it comes with rice and a side salad. I prefer the pho over anything else I've ordered. The owners are nice and really kind. Never had issues coming here with the food or with the service. It's my go-to for pho in ABQ.

Some of the best Vietnamese and Asian inspired food in town. Disregard the location if you're…read morehaving any qualms about a trip into the SE...it's safe. The food is outstanding, the decor is attractive and atmosphere is calming and welcoming. And the owner has always been very kind and pleasant. All in all, one of our favorite restaurants in town.

I don't want to yuck your yum if you like this place. The food is safe but flavorless and has…read morelittle resemblance to the nominal dish you are ordering. No attempt at Vietnamese authenticity; instead, corners are cut with cheaper or maybe less challenging (for American palates) ingredients. Truly not great. I've experienced this before in Europe, where some ingredients aren't available locally or they are afraid to insult local tastes. But Albuquerque has a significant Vietnamese population, great local supply of everything. There are so many good Vietnamese restaurants in Albuquerque, but this is not one of them. If you want dumbed down, flavorless food that won't challenge you, this is it. It is clean and pleasant here.

Viet taste delivers. A client told me once that Viet Taste has the best noodles in New Mexico. So…read morefar, I can't prove it wrong. I had the #51 egg roll noodle bowl. The rest is a five star review.

Food quality and flavor is consistent every time. It is family-owned and they are friendly and…read morehelpful. Love the pork egg rolls and the spicy beef soup with pineapple. The entree sides (cilantro, bean sprouts, lime, fresh jalapeño, and basil) are very fresh. We have been going to them for at least 10+ years and I have been satisfied each visit.

Rare beef Pho was delicious. Best I've had in Albuquerque. Service was great--they were super busy…read morebut still very personable and kind.