Double T Vietnamese

Good small place to grab a bite.
Staff is efficient, not friendly but not unfriendly.
The broth is the best thing about the PHO it was on point. The noodles were a let down.
Also let down, they don’t have tendon which is basic phở 101 ingredient
The spring rolls & Vietnamese egg rolls were made fresh while we waited which was perfect and a special treat to taste it that fresh
Both the peanut & fish dipping sauce were well above average.
Not much else to say, except all the equipment is most likely second or third generation of use, kinda feels like it could be average 3^rd world noodle house or a divey American one.

Friendly mom and pop restaurant not the prettiest but they have some good phở and yummy beef and shrimp spring rolls. Fast and good service

This place may not be fancy but the lemon aid and clear noodle soup are the best. Try the #30! Don’t forget to order the Vietnamese Egg rolls. The dipping sauce is one of the best.

Taste was not that good, only thing was edible was broccoli. Had a specialty plate that cost almost $ 9

It’s edible. Nothing special and looks sketchy. Had a pork sandwich which was too fatty. Egg rolls were ok.

Friendly staff and great Phở! Different types of noodles to choose from and somehow there tea is a flavor I haven’t tasted before like a honey flavor to it. Over all liked it very much.

Im a phở fan and the place wasn’t great based on the phở tai I got. But if you are hungry, it’s okay, just pour in some Sri racha and hoisin sauce and you’re good

This place is about as good as one would think a Vietnamese place in Pasa-​get-​down-​dena would be. Went there for the first time and the quality of the phở is blah. Not the worst I’ve had but not quite average. The color of the broth was near clear! That’s not right for phở bo! They are very stingy on their portions; got a large and it’s the size of a small at other places but the same price. I got the #10 I think, the flank steak with meatballs. The meatballs were cheap; not the quality found elsewhere. You can tell these were not all beef, it was the chewy/​peppery type with tendon. Speaking of portion size, I got one sprig of basil and two slices of jalapenos. Again, not the norm for all the other phở places I’ve eaten at. I had high hopes for this place as I was born and raised in Pasadena and was hoping this sort of cuisine (anything different than Mexican!) would make a good impression into an ordinarily boring city. All I can say is that it’s a start… if you want to quickly squash a sudden urge for Vietnamese food and you are in P-​town, go here. But if you want good food, drive an extra 10 minutes and head towards Scarsdale/​Beamer/​Fuqua.

This place is amazing! Authentic vietnamese… the phở is incredible.

Name has been changed to Double T Noodle House. I really loved the food. I had some Vermicelli with grilled chicken and it was great! My brother had steamed rice with grilled shrimp an egg roll and some salad and he really liked it. We also ordered spring rolls and they were YuMMy! If this place wasn’t so far away from my new office, I’d be there at least four days a week! =0}

Your typical family run and owned Vietnamese restaurant. Small, questionable bathrooms, cheap, good food.
I’ve been running down the menu and everything I’ve had is good, (Phở might actually have been the best I’ve had). They also have a variety of tapioca and fruit smoothies, some of the fruit being local to Vietnam, and nearly unheard of in America.
They say they are Chinese but I haven’t seen any on the menu… but I didn’t look for it either so it may be there. You can’t possibly spend more than 10 dollars here, with drink, entrée and a smoothie.