We tried this place yesterday (September 3, 2026). First off we tried the spring rolls. They were excellent and not gummy at all or like biting into plastic as you find in some places. I highly recommend them. Next, we each ate a banh mi sandwich. They are fresh, and interestingly spiced. Those were both really good. I highly recommend them place. Next time I will try the pho. This will be my new go to place. Sorry Baguette House for the disloyalty. read more

service was great. server helped with making a selection. food was fresh and delicious. worth the trip.

Big fan of this place and Vibe. Place isn't a typical pho restaurant with sticky tables and rude service and minimal decor. Staff was great and accommodating and is a place that I would want to take friends and family for the vibe and delicious food. Only negative thing I have to say about this place is that the old place kept me from coming here earlier. A New restaurant that is done VERY well from the service, food, and ambiance. Thank you for being different in a good way. Even my dad who is an OG Viet guy approves. We'll be back. read more

The food here was really closer to a 3.7 star. Service was really good. Lots of seating. The pho was good but not my fave in the area. I came here mainly because the banh mis looked very good in the pictures. But they came out a bit dry. Bread was really flakey and over toasted like subway. The pokbelly had some dry parts and also really chewy parts on the skin. Perhaps the beef would have been a better choice. $7 bottled beers were a bit robbery. I may return to try the coffee and a different sandwich read more

Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen - Vietnamese Near Me - Austin, Texas

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The pork banh mi at Anh 'Em is seriously underrated. The bread was crispy on the outside but still soft enough inside, and the pork had a great balance of savory and slightly sweet flavors. The pickled veggies and herbs gave it that fresh crunch and acidity that pulled everything together. Simple sandwich, but everything was done right. Definitely a spot I'd come back to when I'm craving a good banh mi in Austin. read more

Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen - Vietnamese Near Me - Austin, Texas

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OVERVIEW: A casual-cute, family-owned Vietnamese restaurant in North Austin serving up giant bánh mìs, delicious pho, fun drinks, and matcha soft serve! Everything we tried was delicious and I will definitely revisit. A great lunch spot to fulfill any of your Viet cravings. Everything is fresh and made to order. The matcha soft serve was my favorite, but everything was so tasty! QUICK FACTS: - Parking? Yes, giant shared shopping center lot. - Reservations? No, casual spot you can walk in. If you have a large party you can call ahead. - Takeout? Yes, you can order to-go. FOOD & DRINK RATINGS: - Crab rangoons (4/5): Hot and fresh - a classic! You can't go wrong with these. The dipping sauce is perfect. Shareable or you can just eat them all! - Pork bánh mì (5/5): Loaded and thick in the best way. The pickled veggies are so good! Beware of the raw jalapeños that add a spicy kick. The fried egg add-on is $2 and recommended, but personally I could do with or without. Definitely shareable! - Beef pho (4/5): Pretty solid pho. You can choose up to 3 meats for the beef option. They also have chicken, shrimp, vegan. Great portion size and bowls range from $15-$17. - Matcha soft serve (5/5): So simple but so good! A little pricy at $7 but worth it. The sweetest finish. read more

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I'm impressed with their Banh mi's especially the chicken and pork one! It's filled with extra meat and the pate is so good. It's on the pricier side for Banh mi's compared to other Vietnamese bakeries but it's worth it for the meat and toppings! The service was quick and the ambiance is very chill! I'll have to come back to try the pho. read more

Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen - Brisket Banh Mi - Vietnamese Near Me - Austin, Texas

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What can I say about this spot! It's perfection, everything you want for your Vietnamese fix. We found this spot through Instagram and the server said they seem to be a bit busier. I was craving a banh mi and this is my first one to find in Austin. It was PACKED and flavorful. Just the right amount of veggies to meat ratio. I will say the bread is so crispy, it tore up my mouth a little bit lol but that's when you know it's good. We also shared the crab Rangoon which were delightful. I want to come back for pho season! read more

Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen - Pork banh mi - Vietnamese Near Me - Austin, Texas

Came here for lunch before an afternoon appointment down the road and enjoyed my meal. This place is popping and quick too. I got the vermicelli bowl with pork as well as an iced Vietnamese coffee. The sauce for the noodles was well balanced. The herbs were fresh and not wilted as well as the vegetables. Plenty of meat as well. I ate everything. The coffee was strong and smooth. Service was great too. Water was filled and the waiter was attentive and friendly. read more

Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen - Vietnamese Near Me - Austin, Texas

Super friendly greeting when we walked in and I saw lot of happy people dining in. We sat down and John came over to give us some quick and friendly service, I ordered a vermicelli bowl and my wife got pho. I finished the entire bowl and loved every second of it, most places use a lot of fatty pieces of pork for this dish but not anh em and they had plenty of veggies included also which I loved. Would happily order this again next time I go. My wife said the pho was pretty good, I enjoyed the pho broth but didn't try the meat or noodles. Her thoughts were that she can get better pho elsewhere read more

Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen - Vermicelli bowl and pho - Vietnamese Near Me - Austin, Texas

This is only my review for their banh mi since I didn't order anything else. We came on a Wednesday night relatively early so it wasn't super crowded, the server and the whole restaurant staff were super inviting and answered any questions we had. They were also super patient with our table when it came to ordering since you know how it is to get 4 girls in one place at the same time. Anyways, I ordered a limeade and the grilled pork banh mi. The sandwich is probably the largest banh mi I've had in Austin so much so that I had to take the other half home, it was packed with Pate and probably one of the best banh mi's I've had in Austin. Will definitely come back to try their pho since it's conveniently located in a great area of town! read more

Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen - Grilled pork banh mi - Vietnamese Near Me - Austin, Texas

I really like that they give you the drip cup for the coffee. A lot of places I've been to have everything pre mixed. Coffee is strong and just the way I like it. Started with the pork Bao and dipped it in chili oil. Chefs kiss. Very yummy. Pho broth was good and didn't need to add anything to it. The noodles might have been a little over cooked bc they fell apart. Might have just been a bad batch. Also had the grilled pork rice plate. Sauce was great, veggies were fresh, but the grilled pork marinate was a tad too sweet for me. Decor is cute. Service is great. VERY attentive, welcoming and nice. Bathrooms are clean! read more

Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen - Pho - Vietnamese Near Me - Austin, Texas

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I've been here twice and love the personable, family-friendly energy! It's a relatively new spot so everything inside is clean and modern. My first time I ordered a vermicelli noodle which was the best version I've had in Austin so far and is probably what I'll order again. I did try their pho and did not prefer it to Tan My's pho, something about the flavors was missing something for me. However, their matcha soft serve is delicious, and I would love to try their giant banh mis in the future. read more

I wanted a fully loaded banh mi with fresh and crisp pickled daikon and carrot. Anh Em answered the call. To start, the rangoons. Perfectly fried delivering a quality crunch with each bite. Wishing there was more filling (and crab). We tried both the pork belly and brisket options. The pork belly was cut into larger bites and was nicely tender, but had some thick, hard to chew fatty bits that I had to remove. The meat was flavored nicely and was complimented by a nice layer of pate on the bread which was a nice surprise! The brisket version was a little bit on the dry side for my taste. The staff were friendly and methodically bussed our table which was appreciated. Overall, a nice fast casual option for a solo dinner or a group gathering! read more

While shopping at the comic store next door, I literally stumbled onto Anh Em by accident. It is located on West Anderson Lane, tucked into a strip mall near Hop Doddy's. While I planned to have a late lunch with my brother, I decided to grab something quick at Anh Em (according to the store manager Anh Em means brother and sister in Vietnamese). The interior of the restaurants evokes calm and serenity with stark white walls. The restaurant has simple tables and chairs with minimal wall art. Phở, bánh mì, vermicelli bowls...the classics are featured on the menu. Anh Em appears to be the type of place, that you can sit for hours to do work or homework. It has the flare of a casual neighborhood Vietnamese restaurant, the kind of place that becomes part of a routine. I ordered the Vietnamese Spring rolls filled with shrimp and lettuce wrapped in clear rice paper. The first impression...fresh, flavorful and soft to eat. The shrimp rolls came with a peanut sauce. This was not your typically peanut sauce...it was thin liquid with a light peanut taste...so good! Stylish dim lighting, soft music playing in the background and an appealing menu ...the winning formula at Anh Em read more

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I'm on a personal mission to find my one-stop-shop Vietnamese spot in Austin. I hate cheating. I don't want to bounce around town for different dishes. I want to be committed to one Vietnamese spot. I'm talking a veggie + fried tofu pho loaded with vegetables and swimming in a rich, flavorful beef broth; fresh Vietnamese spring rolls served warm with *BOTH* THAI BASIL AND MINT INSIDE; and a proper Bánh xèo AND Bánh hỏi served with a generous dia rau sống/raw herbs and veggies plate that doesn't have me begging for refills/begging for more. I haven't found "the one" yet... but Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen is a solid option for now. The veggie/fried tofu pho? Good. Comforting. I liked the addition of snappy snow peas. Portion size is a bit smaller than your average Vietnamese spot, but it still hits. I swapped in beef broth for the vegan pho (yes, I'm that person) because I love the collagen and flavor, but this beef broth STILL needed more flavor. Now I HATE OVERLY SALTY PHO, so I respect the restraint with the broth here...but this swung way too far to the other side. Bring it back to the middle and add a little salt cause we need the balance. The spring rolls were SO CLOSE to perfection. They were fresh, served warm with GRILLED meat, and filled with Thai basil, but I was quietly begging for mint to be added inside, too. That Thai basil + mint combo flavor matters to me when it comes to Vietnamese food. The peanut sauce, though? No notes. Perfect consistency, a nice tang, and exactly what it should be. Now... there is no Bánh xèo or Bánh hỏi on the menu. That hurts my feelings. Not a dealbreaker, just a gentle nudge: please consider adding both of them. I just know you could do it. Bottom line: this is not my one-stop shop, but Anh Em is absolutely worth being in rotation. I've got my eye on the bánh mì and that matcha soft serve next time. ***ALSO*** consider adding a strong Vietnamese iced matcha with condensed milk to the drink menu and I'll really stop playing around. 4 stars for now. I'm rooting for you. read more

Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen - Grilled Pork Spring Rolls - Vietnamese Near Me - Austin, Texas

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We got the Banh bao w grilled tofu, beef pho, banh mi w grilled pork, matcha soft serve. Overall, good but honestly, coming with a viet background, I think the flavors are not necessarily traditional. Pho was the most flavorful and I enjoyed it. It is solid pho, but not necessarily special or the best. The buns were unique but tofu was slightly too salty. The banh mi is probably a pass for me next time. Too much veggie and the meat cut is not the traditional thit nuong (grilled pork) used in banh mis. It seems they reused the pork usually used in vermicelli bowls. The banh mi itself- the bread was very lacking. One of the best things about banh mi is the soft but crunchy bread itself. Bread is super flat. I think these Banh mis were made with the thought closer to american sandwiches which are a lot more stuffed. However, sometimes less is more. The matcha soft serve is good. I'd get it again. I probably won't be back, but I am glad I tried it! Service was great! Parking is spacious. Restaurant is clean. Plenty of tables. read more

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A good banh mi in Austin is hard to find (especially at a reasonable price point), but I finally found one off W Anderson! The bread is crispy, grilled meat had ton of flavor, a hint of pate and all the pickled veggies, although I don't recall the jalapeños. Regardless, the sandwich slaps. The Chicken Vermicelli was also fantastic. Fresh flavors, same grilled meat with some fish sauce to drizzle on top. Do yourself a favor and check out one of the best banh mi sandwiches in town. read more

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This place was sooooo cute! I loved the ambience and the artwork on the countertop. They sold little art prints from local artists as well. I ordered the iced Vietnamese coffee and the Arnold Palmer with jasmine tea. I recommend both, but the jasmine tea Arnold Palmer was game changer. So refreshing. The pho dac biet was okay -- I feel like the broth could have been deeper! The com suon was tastier. I loved their nuoc mam. John was our waiter and he was so sweet. read more

Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen - iced Vietnamese coffee - Vietnamese Near Me - Austin, Texas

Our new favorite spot Best pho and banh mi We have been three times in the last two weeks lol it is THAT good The eggrolls are delicious - get two orders!! The crispy pork belly bao is also amazing - highly recommend this too! The pho is my favorite - great broth, love the steak they use and the noodle portion is perfect My husband gets the brisket banh mi - get this! Truly the best banh mi in town - amazing flavor! The viet arnold parmer is my go to beverage- simple but delicious! The matcha soft serve is a MUST!! Super cute and clean interior Plenty of parking in the shopping center Service is always great - super friendly and helpful staff read more

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Best banh mi I've had! I tried both their grilled pork and brisket banh mi and both are sooooo good. The way they marinate the meat stands out from other banh mi I've had around town. I enjoyed their nitro Thai tea as well (if you like your drinks on the less sweet side, this drink is for you). Their matcha soft serve was so creamy. Service was quick and friendly. I've gone twice during their soft opening. The first time the restaurant was full and the food took awhile but the second time it was about half full and everything came out fast. read more

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Anh Em is a very new Vietnamese restaurant that took over for a prior Vietnamese restaurant that was here. It is located in the retail shopping center just north of Anderson Ln. and next to some Austin staples like Dragon's Lair and Sun & Ski Sports. There is ample free parking in the shopping center that is shared amongst all the businesses here. Anh Em translates roughly to sibling in Vietnamese and that family-feeling is evident in both the food and the atmosphere inside. It is beautifully modern with some stunning green tile underneath the check-out counter but it also has some homely vibes that remind me of Asian restaurants I'd eat at growing up in San Antonio. The vibe inside is warm and loud just like what you'd expect from an establishment aiming for some powerfully nostalgic home cooking. I've pretty much eaten everything off the menu, and I'd say the food is a mix between clean / fresh, authentic, and a little more on the mild side. I think the fish sauce could use a little more pungency, but recognize they've been open for less than a month and are likely still figuring how to adapt the menu. The Banh Mi is probably the star of the menu as they use a decent coating of pate on each sandwich. Options to add a fried egg are highly recommended, and I love the freshness of the radish and carrots. I'd personally like them a little more pungent as well with sourness but perhaps they recognize the Austin audience too well and have started things a little milder. The Pho is pretty solid with the broth on the slightly cleaner side. As a family owned restaurant, the service is great. They work the restaurant regularly so get to know them - they're incredibly kind and hard working people. Will be back for Rangoons and Banh Mi. read more

Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen - Dumplings, Spring Rolls, Crab Rangoons, Egg Rolls, Vietnamese Iced Coffee - Vietnamese Near Me - Austin, Texas

I've been here twice now during their soft opening. The first time I got a banh mi to go. It was truly one of the best I've ever had and I'd absolutely recommend driving out of your way for it. Recently we came and sat inside. It's modern and casual, and the service is quick and friendly. I really enjoyed the beef pho and think it was definitely among the better ones I've had. I tried some of the grilled chicken vermicelli bowl too, and thought it was very good. Overall I'd absolutely come back for a casual and delicious meal. The star for me was the banh mi! read more

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I've had three excellent dining experiences at Anh Em since it opened - two for dinner and one for lunch. It was quick to get a table each time, but I suspect that won't last - seems like word is getting out about this spot... In terms of entrees I've had the Rice Plate and Vermicelli Bowl. Friends have tried the Banh Mi. Reviews all around have been excellent: rich flavor, fresh ingredients, and particular appreciation for the chicken. The steamed bao buns are also incredible, though perhaps not quite the portions you'd hope for a $10 appetizer. The Viet Arnold Palmer is to-die-for, and we so appreciated the complimentary matcha soft serve for my twin and my's birthday. The staff is all very friendly, and I love supporting a local business like this! I tried to go for the fourth time on Sunday and learned that they'd cleared out their ingredients for Saturday meal service and had to close until the evening to catch up - seems symbolic of where this spot is going! read more

Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen - Vietnamese Near Me - Austin, Texas

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We came here for lunch during their soft opening and were excited to see a Vietnamese restaurant open in the area. I ordered the pho dac biet ($17). It's definitely on the pricier side, but that seems to be the going rate for pho in Austin these days. I mainly wanted to see how it would compare to other spots I enjoy like Pho Phong Luu and 1618, and it held up well. The broth was rich and flavorful, and it included all the traditional toppings like tripe and tendon. While I probably wouldn't drive across town just for the pho, I'd happily order it again if I were in the area. Overall, it was a solid bowl. Unfortunately, the shrimp rice plate ($17) was the complete opposite experience and honestly ruined the meal for us. It surprisingly didn't include an egg, so we added one, bringing the total to $19. The dish that came out was extremely disappointing. The shrimp were very small, poorly seasoned, and there were barely any vegetables. Even with the added fried egg, the plate looked sparse and the flavors were very bland. It didn't resemble the kind of balanced, flavorful Vietnamese rice plates you typically get elsewhere. For nearly $20, the portion and quality were really surprising--especially for a new restaurant during a soft opening. The dish was so unsatisfying that we actually ended up grabbing Wendy's afterward. If I were rating the dishes individually: Pho: 4.5/5 Shrimp rice plate: 1/5 I'd definitely recommend the pho, and since then, I heard that the restaurant has plans to rework the shrimp rice plate so hopefully this dish is better now. read more

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It's important to note I am Vietnamese and a vegetarian, so my perception maybe a little skewed. Located next to Hop Daddy, this new Vietnamese casual restaurant brings some fairly tasty classic Vietnamese dishes subdivided into 4 categories - bánh mì (sandwiches) , phở (noodle soup), cơm (rice), and bún (vermicelli noodle). As a vegetarian, I completely appreciate that there is a vegetarian version of each dish in each of the categories. They also have appetizers which a mix of Chinese and Vietnamese. My husband, who does eat meat, got the grilled pork with rice which comes with classic accompaniments of pickled carrots/daikon, cucumber, tomato and cilantro. He found the pork to be nicely flavored and charred, though found the portion to be a little on the small side. I had the vegan pho and was pleasantly surprised that the pho spices were pretty prominent and good since lot of time vegetarian pho can just be a bunch of vegetables, but you can't taste the star anise/cinnamon/cloves etc. This one you actually can though I feel that the spices may have steeped a little too long and bordered on being almost too bitter when I kept eating it. I got the grilled tofu steamed buns and was pretty good with hoisin/siracha sauce (and maybe a little five spice but my flavor buds maybe off). But the two stars for me were definitely the matcha soft serve and egg bánh mì. The matcha soft serve was the perfect texture and had great matcha taste without being overwhelmingly astringent or grassy. The bánh mì bread was the perfect amount of crunchy exterior with a nice soft bread interior and was stuffed to the brim with filling and loved the mayo and Maggi used for seasoning. I particularly didn't find the spicy mayo at all spicy, but it did add a nice fatty taste to the bánh mì. Now of course the question would I come here again? For the matcha soft serve yes and for the bánh mì . The other dishes were just ok for me, but remember I am vegetarian as well. If I am truly craving Vietnamese I will still prefer Sunflower due to the larger portions and choices of dishes that aren't as available in other Vietnamese restaurants. But for fast casual I still think Anh Em is a solid choice. Parking is easy as it's shared with strip mall. read more

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Really solid Vietnamese food! I'm so glad Anh Em opened near me because I could definitely see myself coming here for their matcha soft serve, banh mis, and rice plates! Their pho is also quite flavorful and delicious. Overall, flavor is so good and I heard they get their banh mi bread from another really yummy establishment! I will say that charging $2 and $2.5 (I think) for an egg and a tiny eggroll is diabolical, but prices seem to be high no matter where you go. Our waiter also made us really anxious because he came up to us more than 7-8 times during the meal and our conversation kept getting interrupted, but everyone was really nice and helpful. This is such a solid add to North Austin! read more

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Really cute spot in the Brentwood neighborhood. There are not a lot of solid Vietnamese options in the area so I'm glad to check them out. Their pork belly banh mi is good but a little salty to my taste, also my husband's half doesnt have much pork belly at all. The Pho Dac Biet was good, again a bit salty. I wish there were more green onions in the bowl and more spice flavor like cinnamon/cloves in the broth itself. Their nitro Thai tea is good. The inside is cute and pretty. Service is simple. Overall good but I do think they need to tone down on their salt content. read more

We heard this spot was recommended and had to try it out. We placed a take out order on the weekend because our feral child would not do well in dining in an establishment. I called ahead and it was ready when we arrived. The restaurant was clean and popping. Lots of diners. Would be a good place to take family from out of town. Staff was super friendly and prompt. We ordered a brisket and grilled pork banh mi with a kids beef pho + 2 cokes. My hubby and I wanted to try both banh mis so we split. The banh mi was huge!!! But so delicious. We had to save ours for later. The bread baked to perfection. The pickled veggies were the right amount of tang. We tried our son's broth, phenomenal. He especially loved it. We can't wait to come back and dine in. read more

Super cute hip cafe . I can't wait to try more of the menu . Fresh and flavorful. Everyone was nice and friendly . I thought the service was very fast a prompt . read more

Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen - Vietnamese Near Me - Austin, Texas

I really want to love this place. The people are really friendly and the banh mi fillings are delicious. For my banh mi tastes, though, the sandwiches are just too big. I remember when banh mi were hand-size and you got a bit of each delicious ingredient with every bit - meat, pate, pickled vegetables, cilantro, jalapeño, cucumber, Magi and mayo. It's the combination that makes banh mi so awesome. The sandwich at Ann Em is so big that I couldn't begin to get all ingredients in one bite. I'd really prefer a smaller sandwich with all these great ingredients. It's also pretty expensive at $18 for a sandwich and tea. Yes, the sandwich was big enough for 2 people so $9 per person isn't so bad. But I'd really love this place if they had a smaller portion size. I know, I know. Everything is bigger in Texas. I just don't want my banh mi to be Texas-sized! I'll be back to support the business. I'll just need to the sandwich a different way to get all the good bits in each bite! read more

Come for the pho, stay for the nitro Thai tea. Yes, you heard me. Nitro. Thai. Tea. No, I don't know how it's possible, but Anh Em has me by the throat with this completely dairy-free yet velvety brew. It's entirely too smooth, sweet enough to be entirely addictive, and my current favorite treat. I crave it even more than milkshakes, which is really saying something for me. Don't worry, the food program is solid too, not to be outdone by a drink. It's especially nice to have the option of either fried or soft tofu in the pho, as I honestly think that the soft version is better for soaking in the broth. If you're still hungry, the bread on the tofu banh mi is stellar; just specify no pate, no mayo, and no fish sauce to keep it vegan. This spot just opened up and is already swinging for the fences. Don't be surprised if there's a line on any random weekday. read more

Super welcoming and accommodating--we brought 4 kids and they had to try EVERYTHING. And it was all so delicious. The pork belly, grilled tofu, and nitro Thai tea were the stars of the table. Can't wait to come back! read more

Anh Em Vietnamese Kitchen - Crispy pork belly steamed bao bun - Vietnamese Near Me - Austin, Texas

Really wanted to try this place because we heard about the big banh mi sandwiches. Our server was great but the food was average? The cha gio was very bland, the meat to bread ratio for the banh mi was on the slimmer side, and the grilled pork could have been seasoned better. The matcha soft serve was good though. May need to revisit again once they've been more established. read more

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New Viet food place in the block that replaced an old time place, love the space and love the food. They're still technically using a soft opening menu, so training staff and ironing out kinks still. You have to start with the nitro Thai iced tea. It is amazingly bubbly and smooth, not too sweet but definitely strongly caffeinated. The Arnold Palmer is also good (jasmine tea and limeade) that is refreshing on a hot Texas day. The pho is pretty clean and extra noodles are pretty cheap to add on. Steak is on the leaner side but the tendon is cut nice and thick, which I really loved. Broth is good without add ons. The vermicelli bun is a vibrant bowl but I've had better elsewhere - the char on the grilled pork is a bit intense for how thin it is and the fish sauce could use a bit more punch. But it's a filling healthy lunch. All in all, great spot for drinks and light food! read more

New goto spot for the grilled pork Bahn Mi sammmmmmmich! 8 ms cuz its that damn good! Love this place! Good music, good vibes, great food! Shout outs to the owners to, theyre cool af... read more

Terrific huge Bahn Mi and the Arnold Palmer is great too - not typical. Staff / owners are cool and service was excellent. Will be back to try the rest. read more

Excellent service and food. We had the tofu banh mi, fried egg banh mi, tofu rice plate and matcha soft serve ice cream. All three dishes and the dessert were great. read more

Incredible new modern Vietnamese eatery in North Austin owned by local Austinites. It has your standard delicious Vietnamese dishes with unique offerings like the Nitro Thai Tea, Viet Arnold Palmer, and Matcha Soft Serve. The Nitro Thai Tea is dangerously delicious - creamy without the dairy! Viet Arnold Palmer is Jasmine tea and house made limeade, so refreshing. I'd swing by just for these drinks if I wasn't hungry! Impressed by the Pork Bao Buns and Pork Banh Mi. Perfect crisp to the meat and fresh veggies. Ask for the chili crisp! It adds a nice spice and crunch. Meatball Pho was delicious! Perfect balance of spices in the broth and large serving size. You have to try the Matcha Soft Serve. It is velvety smooth and has the best Matcha flavor. I knew it'd be good but it was actually unreal. What a great way to end the meal! Check them out! You will not be disappointed. The decor and music are also fantastic! read more

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Perfectly proportioned yummy spring rolls and banh mi. Yummy potstickers. Bright and clean food and restaurant. Attentive, kind, thorough service. Do not like the grilled pork at all but everything else has been super yummy. Looking forward to exploring the menu further! read more