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Esther
The atmosphere was real comfortable ... a nice place to just go and relax. The pho was pretty good ... and the service is really good as well. Everyone is real friendly and they make you feel welcome! Overall, it's a nice place to go! :)
Andy
This resturant is a bit like a diner of home town small restaurant. The atmosphere was very down home and casual. The food was of good quantity and as customary the herb and veggie plate was very nice. The broth had a slightly different flavor maybe an extra spice or a spice was missing. Although it was still a nice bowl of soup. Compared to all the other pho I have eaten from coast to coast and oversees, I was satisfied with my experience and would return again. On a side note the restaurant is attached to a well stocked asian grocery or market, making a pleasant surprise for an out-of stater-like myself.
McDeezy
First of all this is a crappy area to have a restaurant. Surprised this place is still open. They ran out of bean sprout and flavor of the food was not up to par. The peanut sauce was very watery and not even thick. It does not help the price of the food was high compared to more authentic restaurants. Highly recommend to not eat here. If you want to eat Pho, recommend to hit a bigger city ... East coast or West coast. Not in the middle.
anonymous
Every region has it's own flavor understandably, the Pho here is just flat. Broth flavoring does not have any semblance to pho(flavor, spices). Considering that there is a Asian market next door with all the trimming gives this pho no excuse for its lack of taste. Will try the competition next time in town.
