This place is legit good! I usually go to the Pho Duy in Denver, but I was so glad to see that they opened a location near home. I'd go here for my pho fix any time!
(5)
Nicolas L.
The Pho was good but the portions were too small. My medium size bowl was as big as a small size at other Pho restaurants.
(3)
kenny y.
Totally disappointed. I have been to the other pho duy and this locations sizes are way smaller plus the broth was just ok. There are other pho restaurants in the area that I prefer. The decor is nice and very clean. Just disappointed w/ the size and flavor.
(2)
Christian H.
Super good pho, and coffee. I don't know about the rest of menu, but the pho was great. Authentic, and a good price. The servings were a little large, but that's good right? Anyway, I would recommend this place for sure!
(5)
Carmen S.
Pho, is Pho. : Kinda hard phuck up. Here it was not depth in flavor as I am used to. They have very good service, clean bathrooms, and clean dining area. Price point just ok. Big screen TV's & No adult beverages are sold at this time. Maybe in the future.
(2)
Trevor Z.
A nice stop in for lunch. I always enjoy a good noodle bowl. I ordered the combination noodle bowl. This one was good.
(3)
Marikym T.
Pretty good and I would come back:) I had the combo rice plate with pork, chicken, shrimp and egg rolls. Good size dish( leftovers for tomorrow!) and clean environment. The server was very nice. I wish I wasn't so full otherwise I would have ordered the some che.
(4)
Paul H.
This place is outstanding. I've had their rice bowls, the rice plates, and the pho. The pho is superb. The thing that keeps me from loving pho is the frequently overwhelming star anise flavor that many places use. Pho Duy and Grill uses far less. You can still taste it, but it doesn't punch your in the taste buds. Overall really good. The rice noodle bowls are outstanding as well. I was a little disappointed the noodle bowl did not come with a small piece of eggroll, but then I ordered some. Was happy. Super clean bathrooms. Highly recommend this place.
(5)
Chad W.
Great value with the bowls they were big. I got the mixed meat bowl. The flavor was decent but nothing amazing. For $9 I would definitely come back for a lunch. No wait and the service was fine.
(3)
Meagan C.
Solid A-OK. Always clean, always quickly seated. I do wish they would take a little more time to take your order, the staff always seems to be in a rush, and sometimes doesn't understand what the person is trying to request if you want to modify something on the menu. Their Veggie Pho is alright, I have had better. Other than the Veggie Pho, there isn't anything else on the menu that you can order vegetarian and it still be good. I have tried the Com as a veggie plate - they just steam the same veggies they use for the Pho and don't season or flavor anything. The fried tofu is also not very crisply fried and not seasoned, so it is really plain when not swimming in a sea of hoisin, sriracha, lime and jalepenos. Don't even think about ordering a Veggie version of the Bun, they will top it with hot steamed veggies even after you request "Just the regular fresh veggies you put on top, the regular toppings, just extra of that instead of meat". came out with HOT, steamed and non flavored veggies. No bean sprouts either, and very little lettuce. Sorry, hot steamed broccoli and snap peas is NOT what goes on top of a cold Bun noodle dish. Totally disappointed. I guess I am spoiled because Pho Golden by my house has vegetarian mushroom eggrolls and makes a rockin' veggie bun, com, and pho. But still, when in need of a Pho and Boba fix nearby work for lunch, I will come to Pho Duy.
(3)
Julia L.
Been wanting to give this place a try, finally did this afternoon for lunch. I got the medium meatball pho, my lunch mate got the vegetarian pho and vegetarian spring rolls. The pho broth is not bad, a tad salty but still had some body. The amount of noodles however were very little. I would say their medium size is comparable to a small at other places. And compared to other places I was able to finish all the meatballs, so that's not that much meatballs. I think there was about 10-15 sliced pieces in there. The vegetarian pho had a lot of carrots in it. I did try the broth and it tasted like salted broccoli water. I would say Pho 007 off Littleton Blvd has a better broth (both vegetarian and regular) I haven't tried their noodle/rice bowls yet, but will give this place another chance to update my review. It's not a bad spot if you needed Pho off Arapahoe. I like their broth better than Pho Saigon which has a strong star anise flavor that I'm not a fan of.
(3)
Steven C.
Wow, 4 stars overall? Whats going on with 5 star rating from Yelpers with one review or two reviews in there lifetime? Sounds very fish. It is very unlikely for pho restaurant to be reviewed with 5 stars with one short sentence or two at the most. If you want lots of reviews, spend some money on Yelp for BOGO and do your best!
(3)
Ed H.
Awful!!!! Not worth finding a parking place!!! Food is very bland. I've had much better.
(1)
Lee K.
The pho here is pretty good but for the price they don't give you that much noodles or meat compared to other pho restaurants but this place is definitely my go to pho restaurant close to home.
(4)
Chuck K.
Marinated beef spring rolls, freshly-made, so fresh that the lettuce was cold and the beef was warm. Delicious. But now the reason for the 5 stars. The tendon is absolutely heavenly. It may not appeal to everyone, but for those who like it, this is really the best I have had. I inquired about it...cooked over 4 hours, pressed, then cut for consistent texture. On a more basic level, I also liked the size and texture of the Bun noodles. I normally leave most of my Bun behind, but theirs were just right. The basil, jalapenos and beansprouts were totally fresh...no browning or bruising. For spice lovers, they also make a homemade dried chili, garlic, lemongrass and olive oil sauce that is absolutely fantastic. It alone makes this a new destination for me. They apparently don't have it all the time yet, so let's get them to bring it on! Cleanliness is very good. This was just my first visit, but I suspect this place is going to be in my top 10 of most frequently visited places in DTC from now on.
(5)
Ray K.
Was recommended to come here by my friend. Tried the egg rolls and pho soup of course. Great service and nice and clean place.
(3)
Mike A.
Good for a quick bowl, but there are better places close- Pho Saigon nothing wrong with the pho, broth just did not have the depth and complexity as other noodle house ive been to.
(3)
Michelle A.
6.00 for veggie and tofu Pho. Let's see how it tastes. I actually thought the Pho was quite tasty. I had tofu and I di not hink it was the best but the broth was good. There was only 1 other person in there but it was around 2ish. Service was ho hum. I think when peopleare not busy they get lazy. Sometimes that happens to me. I would try it again when I get a nother lunch break from work.
(3)
Gyro Z.
I am used to New Saigon's (on Federal blvd.) very generous serving of 'Bun Dac Biet' (Combo of grilled shrimp, grilled pork, grilled beef, and egg roll on a bed of noodle bowl) at 6.95 (lunch) or 7.95 (dinner) I was aghast to see Pho Duy & Grill's highly anemic version, (but expensive! at $8.95- $9.95) that has very small portions!, I mean REALLY MINISCULE pieces!, of the beef, pork, (both had 6-7 VERY thin sliced strips! from 4"X5" cut), two semi-dried shrimp, and more of the chicken! (commercialized?), and the egg roll is not freshly cooked!, (obviously microwaved) cause the skin wrap turned mushy when it is turning cold! (which happens when the egg roll is a day old). I forwarded my concerns to the server, but she was more frustrated than accommodating and really showing it, (not the friendliest for a server!), so I asked for the manager, but likewise, he was more defensive, hostile, and insistent that that's their usual serving, (so essentially, I have to live with it!). What's with these Asians? don't they know the art of customer service? or do they even know what customer service is? ~(btw: I'm Asian too). So I calmly said I don't want it, and the manager smugly retorted that I already ate 3/4 of the egg roll (that actually covered the other ingredients before I noticed them), and seems to want me to pay for it, ~but he reversed himself and said okay, so I left! I would never recommend Pho Duc &Grill at all! it's akin to a texmex restaurant trying hard to be a Mexican restaurant! ~this one's not even close to be a vietnamese restaurant!
(1)
Ray V.
I am not an expert in Vietnamese cuisine but I do know what I like and I like this place. Their portions are HUGE, service is fast and the food comes out steamy hot. I have tried several dishes here and have not been disappointed. While the atmosphere is nice and clean, it does not lend to the quality of the food or provide any cultural flair. With prices this low and food this good, you can't go wrong here.
(5)
Nick W.
I eat a lot of pho, but I wasn't impressed. I ordered a medium P 10, which was a brisket flank dish. On the plus side, the broth was delicious, and the price was good too ( a dollar or so less than rival restaurants in the area). On the down side, I ordered a soda, and received a can. (This means no free refills like the rest of America offers.) I also ordered steamed bean sprouts, however they never arrived. The basil, jalapenos and limes arrived (all fresh) , but no bean sprouts. No one came by during the meal to check on me, so without going up to the front counter, I couldn't request them again. Finally the size of the bowl was smaller than others. Normally I'm pretty stuffed if I finish a medium pho. Here I could have eaten more.
(2)
Christopher B.
I've been here for lunch and I normally expect a place like this to be more of a hole in the wall. Instead, this looks like a relatively new spot, pretty open and bright, it has wifi, and just peaceful. I needed a place to unwind from work and this was ideal. As for the pho, I thought it was good. I can't say it was the best I've ever had but it was definitely worth coming back for.
(4)
Eric P.
I'm a phonatic. I eat it often. I thought I already found my favorite Pho restaurant in the DTC area, but Pho Duy blew it out of the water. First you will notice is the cleanliness and very attentive and friendly staff. I've been twice and had the brisket pho and crystal roll app both times. The app is great and the pho is top notch. Great broth, tender beef and tons of really fresh veggies to accompany. I will be back many, many times.
(5)
Tina A.
saltiest pho I've ever had... and I've had a LOT of pho. eggrolls were ok, but the dish literally came with 2 eggrolls on a half piece of lettuce and a side of nuoc mam. no noodles, cucumbers, bean sprouts. no frills. spring rolls were ok, but its pretty hard to mess those up. got the pho dac biet and pho tai chin. both were painfully salty to the point where I expected the bottom to be grainy. and as someone mentioned earlier, there is something funky about their sriracha. apparently all the Pho Duy restaurants are a franchise deal, but so far no comparison to driving out to Federal. sad face.
(2)
Adam L.
This place is great they are fast and the pho is excellent. Their big bowl is huge! The prices are nice too I definitely recommend this place!
(5)
Derek D.
I was pleasantly surprised with this place. I have seen it open for sometime now and I'm picky about my pho so I was hesitant to try a new place. I'm glad I did and I will definitely give this place another try. The waiter was great as well and very friendly.
(4)
Alex L.
This is your standard pho restaurant. The service is quick and food comes out hot and ready to be eaten! I have been here a couple times for lunch and they are never slow. There are other pho restaurants that surround Pho Duy but you really can't go wrong with any of them. This just so happens to be the closest to work. I can skip all the fast food joints and fast casual places for something healthier and fulfilling.
(4)
Jen R.
Not even close to a "standard" Vietnamese restaurant. The portions are small , but come out hot. I eat pho at least once a week and I would say this place is sub par. The egg rolls are best when combined with lettuce, cilantro, cucumber and fish sauce. I ordered some from here and you get two small, bland egg rolls on a half a piece of lettuce. The bowls are small, I got a medium and it was about the size of a small pho every where else. I don't think I'll come back.
(2)
J T.
Horrible soup, horrible bun bowls. I have given this place several chances and it disappointed on every occasion. Pho is bland.
(1)
Lester P.
I'm a pho guy I tasted lots of different restaurants I have to say these was one of the best ones so far .
(5)
R M.
I would have to agree with Tanu. The portions are small. So I ordered Extra meat option with my medium size Pho soup bowl. Still I felt short on the portion.
(2)
Nancy P.
Came here for lunch and it was delicious. I thought the portion of pho was delicious with a great price. The broth was great and not oily like other places. My friend ordered a rice combination dish and she loved it. I tried a bite and it was just as great as the pho. I'd highly recommend it, great food, great price, and great service!
(5)
Tanu M.
Overall, this place is fine to get your Pho craving fix. The server was nice and service was fast. However, the portions were disappointing for the price. There was less noodles and meat than I'm used to getting at other Pho places. Before I knew it, I had finished my bowl and felt like I hadn't eaten anything. They didn't serve sriracha either. It was some other kind of chili sauce put in a ketchup bottle. It was ok, but I prefer sriracha better. Order a size larger than you normally would and you might be ok!
(3)
Riss B.
Been here several times since they have opened and I think it's great and best in the area. It's literally 5 mins from my work so works out perfect for my lunch breaks (when I get one). I thought the pho was delicious as well as the spring rolls. Food came out fast & hot. Service was great. They asked how everything was with each dish and if there was anything they should change. It's great to see new locations asking for input from customers. Shows they truly care and want it to be perfect and enjoyable!
(5)
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Address :11001 E Arapahoe Pl,Ste B7
Centennial, CO, 80112
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes
Javier P.
My new favorite lunch pho place. Thanks
(4)Huyen V.
This place is legit good! I usually go to the Pho Duy in Denver, but I was so glad to see that they opened a location near home. I'd go here for my pho fix any time!
(5)Nicolas L.
The Pho was good but the portions were too small. My medium size bowl was as big as a small size at other Pho restaurants.
(3)kenny y.
Totally disappointed. I have been to the other pho duy and this locations sizes are way smaller plus the broth was just ok. There are other pho restaurants in the area that I prefer. The decor is nice and very clean. Just disappointed w/ the size and flavor.
(2)Christian H.
Super good pho, and coffee. I don't know about the rest of menu, but the pho was great. Authentic, and a good price. The servings were a little large, but that's good right? Anyway, I would recommend this place for sure!
(5)Carmen S.
Pho, is Pho. : Kinda hard phuck up. Here it was not depth in flavor as I am used to. They have very good service, clean bathrooms, and clean dining area. Price point just ok. Big screen TV's & No adult beverages are sold at this time. Maybe in the future.
(2)Trevor Z.
A nice stop in for lunch. I always enjoy a good noodle bowl. I ordered the combination noodle bowl. This one was good.
(3)Marikym T.
Pretty good and I would come back:) I had the combo rice plate with pork, chicken, shrimp and egg rolls. Good size dish( leftovers for tomorrow!) and clean environment. The server was very nice. I wish I wasn't so full otherwise I would have ordered the some che.
(4)Paul H.
This place is outstanding. I've had their rice bowls, the rice plates, and the pho. The pho is superb. The thing that keeps me from loving pho is the frequently overwhelming star anise flavor that many places use. Pho Duy and Grill uses far less. You can still taste it, but it doesn't punch your in the taste buds. Overall really good. The rice noodle bowls are outstanding as well. I was a little disappointed the noodle bowl did not come with a small piece of eggroll, but then I ordered some. Was happy. Super clean bathrooms. Highly recommend this place.
(5)Chad W.
Great value with the bowls they were big. I got the mixed meat bowl. The flavor was decent but nothing amazing. For $9 I would definitely come back for a lunch. No wait and the service was fine.
(3)Meagan C.
Solid A-OK. Always clean, always quickly seated. I do wish they would take a little more time to take your order, the staff always seems to be in a rush, and sometimes doesn't understand what the person is trying to request if you want to modify something on the menu. Their Veggie Pho is alright, I have had better. Other than the Veggie Pho, there isn't anything else on the menu that you can order vegetarian and it still be good. I have tried the Com as a veggie plate - they just steam the same veggies they use for the Pho and don't season or flavor anything. The fried tofu is also not very crisply fried and not seasoned, so it is really plain when not swimming in a sea of hoisin, sriracha, lime and jalepenos. Don't even think about ordering a Veggie version of the Bun, they will top it with hot steamed veggies even after you request "Just the regular fresh veggies you put on top, the regular toppings, just extra of that instead of meat". came out with HOT, steamed and non flavored veggies. No bean sprouts either, and very little lettuce. Sorry, hot steamed broccoli and snap peas is NOT what goes on top of a cold Bun noodle dish. Totally disappointed. I guess I am spoiled because Pho Golden by my house has vegetarian mushroom eggrolls and makes a rockin' veggie bun, com, and pho. But still, when in need of a Pho and Boba fix nearby work for lunch, I will come to Pho Duy.
(3)Julia L.
Been wanting to give this place a try, finally did this afternoon for lunch. I got the medium meatball pho, my lunch mate got the vegetarian pho and vegetarian spring rolls. The pho broth is not bad, a tad salty but still had some body. The amount of noodles however were very little. I would say their medium size is comparable to a small at other places. And compared to other places I was able to finish all the meatballs, so that's not that much meatballs. I think there was about 10-15 sliced pieces in there. The vegetarian pho had a lot of carrots in it. I did try the broth and it tasted like salted broccoli water. I would say Pho 007 off Littleton Blvd has a better broth (both vegetarian and regular) I haven't tried their noodle/rice bowls yet, but will give this place another chance to update my review. It's not a bad spot if you needed Pho off Arapahoe. I like their broth better than Pho Saigon which has a strong star anise flavor that I'm not a fan of.
(3)Steven C.
Wow, 4 stars overall? Whats going on with 5 star rating from Yelpers with one review or two reviews in there lifetime? Sounds very fish. It is very unlikely for pho restaurant to be reviewed with 5 stars with one short sentence or two at the most. If you want lots of reviews, spend some money on Yelp for BOGO and do your best!
(3)Ed H.
Awful!!!! Not worth finding a parking place!!! Food is very bland. I've had much better.
(1)Lee K.
The pho here is pretty good but for the price they don't give you that much noodles or meat compared to other pho restaurants but this place is definitely my go to pho restaurant close to home.
(4)Chuck K.
Marinated beef spring rolls, freshly-made, so fresh that the lettuce was cold and the beef was warm. Delicious. But now the reason for the 5 stars. The tendon is absolutely heavenly. It may not appeal to everyone, but for those who like it, this is really the best I have had. I inquired about it...cooked over 4 hours, pressed, then cut for consistent texture. On a more basic level, I also liked the size and texture of the Bun noodles. I normally leave most of my Bun behind, but theirs were just right. The basil, jalapenos and beansprouts were totally fresh...no browning or bruising. For spice lovers, they also make a homemade dried chili, garlic, lemongrass and olive oil sauce that is absolutely fantastic. It alone makes this a new destination for me. They apparently don't have it all the time yet, so let's get them to bring it on! Cleanliness is very good. This was just my first visit, but I suspect this place is going to be in my top 10 of most frequently visited places in DTC from now on.
(5)Ray K.
Was recommended to come here by my friend. Tried the egg rolls and pho soup of course. Great service and nice and clean place.
(3)Mike A.
Good for a quick bowl, but there are better places close- Pho Saigon nothing wrong with the pho, broth just did not have the depth and complexity as other noodle house ive been to.
(3)Michelle A.
6.00 for veggie and tofu Pho. Let's see how it tastes. I actually thought the Pho was quite tasty. I had tofu and I di not hink it was the best but the broth was good. There was only 1 other person in there but it was around 2ish. Service was ho hum. I think when peopleare not busy they get lazy. Sometimes that happens to me. I would try it again when I get a nother lunch break from work.
(3)Gyro Z.
I am used to New Saigon's (on Federal blvd.) very generous serving of 'Bun Dac Biet' (Combo of grilled shrimp, grilled pork, grilled beef, and egg roll on a bed of noodle bowl) at 6.95 (lunch) or 7.95 (dinner) I was aghast to see Pho Duy & Grill's highly anemic version, (but expensive! at $8.95- $9.95) that has very small portions!, I mean REALLY MINISCULE pieces!, of the beef, pork, (both had 6-7 VERY thin sliced strips! from 4"X5" cut), two semi-dried shrimp, and more of the chicken! (commercialized?), and the egg roll is not freshly cooked!, (obviously microwaved) cause the skin wrap turned mushy when it is turning cold! (which happens when the egg roll is a day old). I forwarded my concerns to the server, but she was more frustrated than accommodating and really showing it, (not the friendliest for a server!), so I asked for the manager, but likewise, he was more defensive, hostile, and insistent that that's their usual serving, (so essentially, I have to live with it!). What's with these Asians? don't they know the art of customer service? or do they even know what customer service is? ~(btw: I'm Asian too). So I calmly said I don't want it, and the manager smugly retorted that I already ate 3/4 of the egg roll (that actually covered the other ingredients before I noticed them), and seems to want me to pay for it, ~but he reversed himself and said okay, so I left! I would never recommend Pho Duc &Grill at all! it's akin to a texmex restaurant trying hard to be a Mexican restaurant! ~this one's not even close to be a vietnamese restaurant!
(1)Ray V.
I am not an expert in Vietnamese cuisine but I do know what I like and I like this place. Their portions are HUGE, service is fast and the food comes out steamy hot. I have tried several dishes here and have not been disappointed. While the atmosphere is nice and clean, it does not lend to the quality of the food or provide any cultural flair. With prices this low and food this good, you can't go wrong here.
(5)Nick W.
I eat a lot of pho, but I wasn't impressed. I ordered a medium P 10, which was a brisket flank dish. On the plus side, the broth was delicious, and the price was good too ( a dollar or so less than rival restaurants in the area). On the down side, I ordered a soda, and received a can. (This means no free refills like the rest of America offers.) I also ordered steamed bean sprouts, however they never arrived. The basil, jalapenos and limes arrived (all fresh) , but no bean sprouts. No one came by during the meal to check on me, so without going up to the front counter, I couldn't request them again. Finally the size of the bowl was smaller than others. Normally I'm pretty stuffed if I finish a medium pho. Here I could have eaten more.
(2)Christopher B.
I've been here for lunch and I normally expect a place like this to be more of a hole in the wall. Instead, this looks like a relatively new spot, pretty open and bright, it has wifi, and just peaceful. I needed a place to unwind from work and this was ideal. As for the pho, I thought it was good. I can't say it was the best I've ever had but it was definitely worth coming back for.
(4)Eric P.
I'm a phonatic. I eat it often. I thought I already found my favorite Pho restaurant in the DTC area, but Pho Duy blew it out of the water. First you will notice is the cleanliness and very attentive and friendly staff. I've been twice and had the brisket pho and crystal roll app both times. The app is great and the pho is top notch. Great broth, tender beef and tons of really fresh veggies to accompany. I will be back many, many times.
(5)Tina A.
saltiest pho I've ever had... and I've had a LOT of pho. eggrolls were ok, but the dish literally came with 2 eggrolls on a half piece of lettuce and a side of nuoc mam. no noodles, cucumbers, bean sprouts. no frills. spring rolls were ok, but its pretty hard to mess those up. got the pho dac biet and pho tai chin. both were painfully salty to the point where I expected the bottom to be grainy. and as someone mentioned earlier, there is something funky about their sriracha. apparently all the Pho Duy restaurants are a franchise deal, but so far no comparison to driving out to Federal. sad face.
(2)Adam L.
This place is great they are fast and the pho is excellent. Their big bowl is huge! The prices are nice too I definitely recommend this place!
(5)Derek D.
I was pleasantly surprised with this place. I have seen it open for sometime now and I'm picky about my pho so I was hesitant to try a new place. I'm glad I did and I will definitely give this place another try. The waiter was great as well and very friendly.
(4)Alex L.
This is your standard pho restaurant. The service is quick and food comes out hot and ready to be eaten! I have been here a couple times for lunch and they are never slow. There are other pho restaurants that surround Pho Duy but you really can't go wrong with any of them. This just so happens to be the closest to work. I can skip all the fast food joints and fast casual places for something healthier and fulfilling.
(4)Jen R.
Not even close to a "standard" Vietnamese restaurant. The portions are small , but come out hot. I eat pho at least once a week and I would say this place is sub par. The egg rolls are best when combined with lettuce, cilantro, cucumber and fish sauce. I ordered some from here and you get two small, bland egg rolls on a half a piece of lettuce. The bowls are small, I got a medium and it was about the size of a small pho every where else. I don't think I'll come back.
(2)J T.
Horrible soup, horrible bun bowls. I have given this place several chances and it disappointed on every occasion. Pho is bland.
(1)Lester P.
I'm a pho guy I tasted lots of different restaurants I have to say these was one of the best ones so far .
(5)R M.
I would have to agree with Tanu. The portions are small. So I ordered Extra meat option with my medium size Pho soup bowl. Still I felt short on the portion.
(2)Nancy P.
Came here for lunch and it was delicious. I thought the portion of pho was delicious with a great price. The broth was great and not oily like other places. My friend ordered a rice combination dish and she loved it. I tried a bite and it was just as great as the pho. I'd highly recommend it, great food, great price, and great service!
(5)Tanu M.
Overall, this place is fine to get your Pho craving fix. The server was nice and service was fast. However, the portions were disappointing for the price. There was less noodles and meat than I'm used to getting at other Pho places. Before I knew it, I had finished my bowl and felt like I hadn't eaten anything. They didn't serve sriracha either. It was some other kind of chili sauce put in a ketchup bottle. It was ok, but I prefer sriracha better. Order a size larger than you normally would and you might be ok!
(3)Riss B.
Been here several times since they have opened and I think it's great and best in the area. It's literally 5 mins from my work so works out perfect for my lunch breaks (when I get one). I thought the pho was delicious as well as the spring rolls. Food came out fast & hot. Service was great. They asked how everything was with each dish and if there was anything they should change. It's great to see new locations asking for input from customers. Shows they truly care and want it to be perfect and enjoyable!
(5)