My partner and I stopped here on our way from KC to Bentonville. After eating BBQ for a few days…read morestraight, my body needed something with vegetables,. Thai Time was one of the only places that wasn't fast food that was open around 9 PM. The restaurant is very small and I think most people pick up takeout from the drive-thru (Most Thai places in California are sit-down, so experiencing drive-thru Thai was very novel to me), but we dined in. We ordered a peanut-sauce chicken that came with steamed veggies and rice (Rama chicken), as well as a Singapore-style curry noodle with stir-fried celery, pepper, and carrots (Lion City noodles). They were alright--nothing really to write home about, but something that my body appreciated after days of brisket and burnt ends (lol). The chicken dish would have been extremely bland without the peanut sauce, and the curry vermicelli was on the salty side. For fast food Thai, our dinner wasn't cheap, either. I think we paid around $37-40 (including tip) for two dishes. I'm still giving this place a 4/5 because service was fast and friendly, the food was okay, and I always like to support local Asian businesses.

This is the best Thai food I have ever had. I downloaded this app just to review this place, it's…read morethat good. The crispy duck was perfect. 10/10 would recommend. Also the service was really good despite how busy it was. I ate the food before I could take a photo, my bad.

Roach infested : Hi I just wanted everyone to be aware of my boyfriend and I's experience at…read morephosaigon on 32nd street today. A little roach came out of my food as we were eating. We notified the waitress who tried to tell us it was a fly that came in from outside. She would not let us leave until we paid. Didn't even comp the price of the dish it came out of. Never once apoligized and told us the manager wasnt there for us to speak to. I didn't get the best pictures but you can definitely tell it's not a gnat or a fly.

While traveling for work I saw this place near my hotel and came in for some vegetarian pho- they…read morewere out of the broth so I went with a tofu bowl at the recommendation of the server. It was amazing! The flavor, the noodles and the tofu- I was not disappointed that I was not able to get any Pho. The taro boba tea was also a great way to help cut the spice. If you are in the area this is a MUST TRY spot

You wait for the places that matter. Not the ones that open with a whisper and a bland social media…read morecampaign. The ones that take their time. Hong Yen teased us since New Year's. A promise of something real, something worth the patience. And when they finally opened..a soft launch, no fanfare; you better believe I was in that parking lot shared with the Food4Less, off Battlefield and Campbell. Rainy day, cold weather in the summer. Surprisingly the perfect combination to enter this newly renovated addition to the shopping center. Their old location is gone. What stands in its place? Something else entirely. Three to four times the size. Four distinct sections. Booths, circle tables, rectangle tables, even a bar with stools. Seating at this hour is self-managed: a small act of trust that tells you everything about the warm chaos of a family-run operation still finding its rhythm. But the bones are solid. The vibe is an unexpected comfort. Soft piano drifts through the air. The lighting is warm, upgraded, inviting. Faux vines trail from corners, faux bamboo stands tall, a video screen plays peaceful landscapes of Vietnam. Paper lanterns hang alongside actual glass chandeliers. Golden fish with kanji watch over the room. It's a total upgrade from the old spot. This isn't just a restaurant moving locations. This is a statement of intention. We ordered. My fiancée went with the Pho Thai: that glorious, aromatic bowl of rice noodles in a broth that tastes like it's been whispering to itself for hours. Rich, savory, soul-warming. I ordered the Bún bò huê but asked them to swap the standard noodles for vermicelli. A small tweak. The kitchen didn't blink. The broth arrived dark, complex, spicy. The Central Vietnamese cousin to pho that doesn't get nearly enough love in this country. It had heat. It had depth. It had backbone. Our kid got a simple side of noodles. Needless to say, everyone finished their food. Every bowl scraped clean. That's the best review you can give a place. Spring rolls? Fresh. Generous. Bigger than usual, stuffed with care. The service? Quick, friendly, attentive, even while short-staffed. That's not easy. That's experience. Hong Yen is a gem. A real one. Great prices, genuine hospitality, a family atmosphere that welcomes strangers and treats them like regulars. People drive hours for this. Now I understand why. Worth the wait? Absolutely.

Always start with a positive is my motto -the fresh spring rolls were delicious!! Would eat them…read moreagain. I ordered Pad Thai. It's hard to find a good Pad Thai here in Springfield and sadly that continues. The Pad Thai I ordered was nothing more then stir fried noodles that tasted like dirty grease. No sauce, no peanuts, no egg. And also the owners need to get the only two lads in the dining room some help. However the guys were exceptional considering how busy they were.

Lots and lots of Asian foods, both frozen fish and dry goods. Was able to find my favorite soda…read moreHawaiian Sun there.

Yes, this Asian market is jam packed with related food and novelties. I picked up some spring roll…read morewrappers to make Lumpia for a friend who was craving it. I make some mean Lumpia for a gringa, Mmmmmm it's one of my favorites as well as jumbo shrimp rolls! I love Philippine, Thai, Asian, Mandarin, Cantonese, Japanese style foods. I cook a lot of International favorites! This is why stores like this are very much wanted and needed so that we can get our supplies for the yum yum!!! They have so much product though I wonder how they will move it all before expiration. I recommend checking dates for shelf items, I normally shop from their freezers however the egg roll wrappers I purchased last time were old and unusable as they literally disintegrated were dry and broken up upon opening the package. :/

Love this place. Hank is such fun, Mrs. Hank is a fine cook and I never miss a chance to eat there…read morewhen I am in Pittsburg. Of course Hank cooks to when he's not making you laugh.

Second time getting food here and absolutely the last! The…read morerestaurant is filthy to start and the food is awful. Ordered online and was told it would be ready in 30 min, arrived 30 min later only to wait another 40 for the food. The ch I own tasted like it had been soaked in dish cleaner. Dumplings were over fried that we nearly broke a tooth with how hard they were. The food had zero flavor

Food authentic and perfect portions. Ordered the Fresh Spring Rolls and they were freshly wrapped…read more Followed the rolls with Tom Yum Soup with chicken and it was again perfect- served hot and spiced just right Entree was Shrimp Pad Thai right sized portion, perfectly cooked rice noodles and plentifully covered with shrimp(shell tails removed- the only way) and spot on enveloped in the sauce. Service was slow at the door for recognition of a Guest wanting seating. Once seated the food came out as ordered, however wasn't half way done with the Tom Yum soup and bam Pad Thai gets delivered. All in all food was delicious and FRESH. Ambiance - music was good, they could use some new paint on the walls and doors. Be careful walking from the sidewalk as there's many nicks loose, same with the steps going up to the. Fro t door.

First of all, the food is delicious. That being said, the building itself is filthy. The floor, the…read moredoors, the stairs, the toilets, EVERYTHING is absolutely filthy. This might be the last time eating here because I can't imaging a clean kitchen when everything else is so dirty. I don't believe it has anything to do with the building being old, it's just never cleaned. Truly disgusting. I'm surprised it passed sanitation inspection

I love Ms Kim's the food is always amazing and fast. She has the best pho in town her broth is…read moreclear and tasty and not sweet like many pho places.

Good was very tasty, small dainty little place. Haven't been here in years so I thought I'd stop in…read moretoday for lunch. Overall it was a good experience and everything is priced very fair for what you get. And no I do not know how to correctly pronounce the name!!!!!