Restaurants that offer Summer Roll Tofu

Summer Roll Tofu
Sweet Basil

Sweet Basil

➤ 4026 Dowlen Rd Beaumont, TX 77706, United States

Soup • Asian • Noodles • Vietnamese

"The food is absolutely pho-nominal! The hot mess fries are amazing! I plan on looking up a copy cat recipe My husband got the seafood pho, which he enjoyed very much. And I got the Bo Hue, which was advertised as spicy but, it really wasn't until I added sriracha to it. But it was still amazing. I don't think I've ever finished a full bowl of pho before. But I ended up eating all of this amazing soup. We also ordered the hazelnut filled beignets which were really good, and upon eating one my husband immediately knew how to make them. In short the food is amazing, it's a small but nice restaurant, and the bar next door is SUPER loud. The prices are more than reasonable. 1 appitizer, 2 soups and 1 desert not including a tip was under $50. Would definitely recommend. I'm already thinking about what I'm going to try on the next visit!"

Banh Mi Ti

Banh Mi Ti

➤ 4502 Butler St, Pittsburgh, PA 15201, USA, 15206, United States

Food • Asian • Coffee • Chinese

"Lunch stop during open streets Pittsburgh bike riding. My brother picked up the sandwich while I watched the bikes. We got the beef Banh Mi sandwich and ate it outside. It was so good that I went back to pick up a sandwich later the same day for my husband.Came back got into what I thought was the line. No one’s offered to take my order. A couple came in a few minutes after me and the cashier asked if they could help them as soon as they came in. I of course let them know I had been there prior and that yes they can certainly help me. I asked for the beef banh mi sandwich and they told me that they ran out. I got 2 of the recommended pork bowls instead. Was not a big deal and would NOT recommend. A lot of rice. Minimal veggies. Was a hit earlier with the sandwich and then a miss with the bowls.The sandwich is good though and worth the stop if you decide to pass through Butler Street, Lawrenceville in Pittsburgh. The sauce they use really makes the sandwich pop with the bread and veggies."