Pho Bowl

All the food I’ve ever had here, has been Delicious. Portion sizes are ok, but the prices are not. That’s the only thing I’d say about this place.

Food was okay here. Service was friendly. If you are on diet, this restaurant may be one of your choices. I didn’t see any meat in my drunken noodles but only noodles and veggies; however, its taste quite good. Papaya Salad had only papaya and tomato. Y_​Y If they added long beans and peanuts in the dish as traditional Papaya Salad, it’d taste much better. Chicken Satay tasted like grilled chicken. Fresh Spring Roll was normal.
Nothing’s wrong, nothing’s outstanding. Lovely service… then, 3 stars from me. :”)

Came here on Labor Day. Had only one person working so I understand they are short staffed but when they brought out my order which was lad na. it was salty and was not anything I ever seen lad na made. Noodles were fettuccine noodles and not rice noodles. Vegetables were not Chinese mustard greens instead were bok choy. My sister orders the chicken wing lunch special which she only got the the chicken only and never received the papaya. On top of that she had to request for rice. Unbelievable !!!

Pretty good food. I love the Goo Boon. Seriously good. My wife enjoys their Phở. However the atmosphere here is pretty weird. First time I went I felt totally out of place. Nice to have a place close for a craving, but when I have time I keep driving to a non creepy Phở place further south. The service and atmosphere here is really weird.

I went to this restaurant in hopes it would be great food in a convenient location. Boy was I ever mistaken! I ordered the beef phở and it smelled like death, and the noodles were all stuck together. I tried for 10 minutes to break the noodles apart and couldn’t. I tried the broth and about vomited! I mean literally!!! They are also selling Christmas decorations in the restaurant! So bad! So so bad! I will never return to this place! Ever!!!

Real thai food, good phở. Not Americanized food, bitter, spicy, tangy. Noodles are not bad either, drunken noodle the best. Good service and prices

Nice, inviting atmosphere. The drunken noodles were amazing! So flavorful and spicy. Only wish the portion was larger. My husband had beef and chicken phở. It was just ok. But I will be going back for those drunken noodles again!

The Phở Bowls are pretty good but the Tom Yum Soup (chicken) is AMAZING! Spicy and Aromatic, I could eat it every day! Order w a side of rice as the soup is quite lean but extremely flavorful!!!

Decent spot… I wish they had beer. I would say there are 3 spots for Phở ahead of this joint in the are but, still a decent spot.

Efficient but abrupt service. Unseasoned or chronically underseasoned dishes & sauces. No presence of richness, herbaciousness, or any usual trait indicative of the cuisine that I could find here.
It was FRESH, it appeared wholesome, and after I seasoned it heavily at the table, Phad Thai was good. Couldn’t help but wonder, how easy it would have been for the chef to simply season it sufficiently.
By the way «chef»: I don’t need my rice noodles broken into Chef Boyardee sized pieces. It’s like you have no confidence in my ability to enjoy your cuisine, unless you dumb it down for me.
Fresh rolls where anemic, and composed primarily of overcooked rice noodles. Glaringly absent any mint, thai basil, pickled veg, etc. Coconut peanut sauce was nearly tasteless — and largely unpalatable.
The place WAS clean & relatively comfortable. It wasn’t a bad experience, but I want to LOVE you. I was hoping you’d give me a reason…

Papaya is spicy but taste good should try if you loved spicy…
Their food portion was small …
Their phở was not the best taste ok need a little bit improvement on taste specially the pork on phở .
Pad Thai need ingredients and taste improvement
Crab Rangoon I didn’t taste crab at all but cream cheese…

Good flavor and big bowl of Phở. Not the best we’ve ever had but very tasty. Could be higher quality beef used. The shrimp pad Thai was good but the lunch portion won’t satisfy the hunger of a grown man. Maybe two orders would do the trick. We will be returning and it was quiet and empty when we came. Tables and seating area was clean and spacious.

Do you even salt, bro?
I hate giving bad reviews to small business. Especially when it looks like they need more business. But alas, here we go–
The husband picked this place out. Not bad interior. It looked clean. The lady in the front was pleasant, however she was quiet and hard to hear. We were the only people in the restaurant. We had a few questions about the menu (what time the lunch specials were over and could the drunken noodles be made not spicy, for example). Each time she had to run back and check. My husband was scared to ask about the special that day, and when he did, she sighed because she had to ask.
The crab Rangoon appeared homemade and was tasty. Our Thai iced teas were yummy. They only had bottled sodas, so no refills here. Plenty of water, however, and the lady was great about keeping them filled.
Our dishes were brought out one at a time. That’s good because you know the food wasn’t sitting under a heat lamp while everyone’s food finished cooking. But there was only one person cooking and the last dish took quite a bit longer than the rest.
I ordered the drunken noodles. It was very watery. The lady brought it out and her thumb was in the watery liquid. I just couldn’t say anything. About 20 years ago I had a customer scream at me in a crowded restaurant because she said my finger touched her ice cream (it did not) as I scooped it. It was awful and embarrassing and I end up sobbing in the back. So I just sucked it up. I should speak up, I know. Anyway. No egg in the noodles and no meat. The few veggies (Bok Choy and three slivers of baby corn) were tasty. A few of the noodles were hard and I hurt my tooth on one. And holy salt, Batman! Way too much salt.
I ran into the restroom before leaving and discovered the thinnest toilet paper on the planet. Also– the paper towel dispenser was out of paper and so they left a roll of regular paper towel. That’s not very sanitary with everyone grabbing the roll.
I also noticed the floor was torn up in the back. Not a huge deal, but it did hurt my impression of the place.
Three plates, three drinks = $ 42. Much too much.

The Beef Laab at Phở Bowl has to be my favorite. Get the full portion, not the lunch. It’s absolutely yummy. Get spicy if you can handle it. My second favorite is the Beef Phở. Just so fresh and fabulous. I get take out all the time and am never disappointed.

Ordered the shrimp fried rice and green curry. The shrimp fried rice is tasteless. Probably the worst shrimp fried rice I’ve ever eaten at a restaurant. The green curry was just way too spicy. Thankfully it came with a pork egg roll and that was really good. I will be coming back for the egg rolls. They have papaya salad on the menu which excited me but I didn’t get it. I’ll try that next time :)

The food was excellent. My wife got the Tom Yum soup, and I had the chicken pad Thai. Both meals were very authentic and delicious. I will definitely be going back again, and I would encourage anyone who enjoys Asian food to go give it a try!

Yellow Chicken curry had good flavor but no white meat. All dark meat. I’m used to having tender chicken and not the chewy stuff. Needs carrots too. Only had onion and potato.

My review of this place is based on having zero knowledge of Thai food, so take that for what it is worth. The first time I was here I had something simple because I am slowly becoming more adventurous and I had no Idea what to get. I had the papaya salad which didn’t have a lot of chicken but wwl was it spicy and filling which the spicy part was what I was there for. This time I got the wonton soup and green curry with chicken. Again, it was perfectly spicy IMO. The wonton soup was nothing special but the chicken and curry had lots of flavors and was delicious. I am going to do a better job of eating here more often.

I have to agree with the review that stated the spring rolls were frozen… mine were too. The peanut sauce was just as bad…
The phở was just ok but I’ve tried several different dishes and it didn’t really impress me. The ingredients that put together a dish were lacking the attention… for example the yellow curry with chicken, the only other ingredient that was added was potatoes and that was not cooked correctly. It was still hard… not cooked thoroughly.
Though the owner is really nice, the food needs to be better cooked.

Nice, quiet, and good. The egg rolls are outstanding. I had shrimp phở bowl. It was huge and I left a lot, but it was good!