This is a busy Vietnamese pho restaurant, especially during dinner time. While you may need to wait for a table, the service is quick, and dishes are served promptly. The pho is decent, though nothing extraordinary—just average. The salted fish and diced chicken fried rice was also quite ordinary, without any standout flavors.

If I could leave negative stars, I would. My bf and I ordered the combination bowl and spicy beef noodle soup. Each came with minimal noodles and meat. In fact, each came with a supplemental amount of whatever this was + broth (see image.)

Save yourself a trip to this restaurant and visit any other pho place in the area - it’s guaranteed to be better than whatever the this was.

Additionally, they forgot my beer until I reminded them. 0/5 stars.

It wasn't crowded when we were there around 11pm. It is a pho place so I base this review on the Pho only. The broth was quite bland and the noodles were almost to over cooked. There is a good side which were more protein that we thought when we read the review; maybe depends on what you order. And yes, quite expensive, but there just enough noodle as regular pho store.

Food was okay, value could have been far better. We paid 18 dollars for a single bánh xèo (crepe) which is insanely over priced. On top of that, the taste and quality of the bánh xèo did not leave me impressed.

The pho was kind of good, but I felt that they leaned a bit heavier on the salt flavor to make up for what they lacked in beef flavor and aroma. The onions also had a bitter aftertaste.

The service was curt, but in a way that made us feel rushed. Not a fan of this place, and we will not be going back.

After arriving last night, whenever I can't figure a place to go eat at, I will go straight to this restaurant because they are opened 24/7 and I love vietnamese food. Maybe because it was late Wednesday night and there was no waiting list line. Normally, they always have a pho kim long popular lines lol