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I really love this place! Kim and her team put in a tremendous amount of effort, and the food is unbeatable. The Sirloin Pho is truly fantastic!

Clean environment and fair taste for pho and Banmi. The soup was less flavorful than other Vietnamese restaurants, and the vegetables were dry not fresh. I paid 54 dollars for one regular pho and one Banmi sandwich for lunch including 18% tips whichwere recommended tip rate. The serving staff (or owner) was just okay, not bad but not good.

I was feeling under the weather with a sore throat, so I ordered the veggie tofu pho for delivery. I didn’t realize how much I needed it! It really helped soothe my throat, and I’m already starting to feel better. The broth was delicious, and it came with plenty of bean sprouts, mint, and both sriracha and hoisin. I will definitely order from them again, and I’m looking forward to visiting the restaurant next time. View menu

The restaurant had a clean atmosphere, and the pho and banh mi were decent in taste. However, the soup lacked the flavor found at other Vietnamese restaurants, and the vegetables were dry and not fresh. I paid $54 for a regular pho and a banh mi sandwich for lunch, which included an 18% tip, the suggested gratuity rate. The service from the staff (or possibly the owner) was satisfactory—not bad, but not great either.

I came up eat for lunch. I saw they had dry pho noodle and I ordered that dish. I have to say I was so disappointed! It wasn’t dry pho! It has bro in it. It didn’t come with shrimp fritter the chef’s sauce. I have ate many dry pho and I know what I am talking about. $16 for this was a bit steep for me to spend. Probably won’t order it again but other foods I might order if I am in the area again. Servers were nice but the service is slow.

We are in town from Los Angeles, visiting my fiancés family and we're craving Pho! I have to say, really delicious Pho!!! This is my first time ordering from Kim's and it did not disappoint! We had the Tofu Veggies Pho, Chicken Pho, Beef Stew We ordered from Post-mates, the food arrived hot, was packaged well in sustainable packaging. There was plentiful housin sauce and chili pepper sauce, and an abundance of bean sprouts. My father in law had never had Vietnamese View menu

I went to this restaurant for lunch and decided to try their dry pho noodle. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed because it wasn't actually dry pho - it had broth in it. Additionally, it didn't come with the shrimp fritter or the chef's sauce. I have eaten dry pho many times before and I know what I'm talking about. The price of $16 was a bit high for what I received. I probably won't order it again, but I might consider trying other dishes if I find myself in the area. The servers were friendly, but the service was slow.

The restaurant was surprisingly slow for a Saturday night, which may have contributed to our waiter's grumpy demeanor. We chose to sit outside, but the surroundings were quite dirty; it looked like there had been a mess that hadn't been properly cleaned up. The layout also felt more like a bar, with fewer tables for dining than you'd expect at a typical restaurant. While the prices were significantly higher—about 30% more than most Vietnamese restaurants within a 4-mile radius—the food didn’t live up to the cost. Overall, I wouldn't recommend it.

The restaurant was slow despite Saturday night. That could be a reason why our waiter was so grumpy. We sat outside. The environment was unclean. It appears like there had previously been a puke, and the area was not well cleaned. There are fewertables available for in house dining, more akin to a bar's setup than a restaurant's. The cuisine is quite expensive but notgood. Thirty percent more than a typical Vietnamese restaurant within 4 miles radius. If someone would like authentic Vietnamesefood, then just travel few miles to Seven Corners a mall called Eden Center. There are much greater pleasures waiting for you. View menu