Space is mid inside with patio that allows dogs…read more Our server JoJo, she is best. She served us so many times with Warm welcome and good suggestions. Tried so many dishes here. I love their shrimp. Favorite way is in Laska soup. Yuba fried rice with shrimp is great. Need little more seasoning for my taste. Ban mi sandwich is great. Satay skwewr is great source of prominent dish Pan fried dumpling is good.

We stopped in for dinner on a Friday night. There was plenty of off street parking in the garage…read morebehind the restaurant. When we walked in there were a few open tables so we sat ourselves but a member of the waitstaff quickly stopped by to welcome us and made sure we received menus. Alice and Friends does vegan food with an Asian twist. We started with fried mushrooms with a Korean sweet sour sauce. The mushrooms were crispy but a little tough. I didn't personally like the sauce but I think that is a personal taste situation as my dining companions were fine with it. One person ordered the mushroom ban mi sandwich, another ordered the Mac and cheese and I had the corn chowder with corn bread. The person who ordered the ban mi sandwich stated it was good but the jalapeños on it were very spicy. I had a bite of the Mac and cheese with the faux bacon and it was very good. I enjoyed my chowder but fun the corn bread to be dense and oily. It was easy to have conversation during dinner and the dining room was comfortable. We'd likely return again. I know If I do I'll order the Mac and cheese.

Disclaimer: I'm a New Yorker who's moved to Chicagoland so maybe I'm a bit snooty but the regular…read moreYelpers in the Midwest should always be viewed with a star and a 1/2 less than what is expected normally. Bold move, not adding hoisin, sriracha and a lime wedge...fail Maybe I've been spoiled by other Viet deliveries but I prefer my toppings to be in a separate container so I can pick and choose what to add. I can't believe we live in a time where a pho is over $20! Nothing spectacular; tasted like any other place but missing the sauces and lime.

Got some pho from this Wilmette cafe. It happens to be a cozy place and was perfect for getting it…read more Ni's Kitchen is one of the overlooked places in this overlooked suburb. A lot of the classics to get. They also have a few vegetarian choices so there's plenty for all tastes. Came at lunch and it wasn't that busy. It's usually a bad sign. Thankfully it wasn't. A lot of the familiar things on the menu. There's of course the banh mi and pho. It's about $13 for the Veggie Pho Chay. This has bamboo and mushrooms. Has a few things to add on. There's basil leaves, bean sprouts, and jalapeños to give it spiciness. Has a great variety of Vietnamese classics. It's closed Tuesdays. There's a few things for vegans and vegetarians.

We had a taste for Asian food, but were tired of the same old…read more We decided to get into the car and look for something new. We drove past this place and decided to give it a try. The restaurant was clean, with a nice atmosphere. The server was pleasant, efficient and willing to answer the questions we had. The plates of food came quick, served hot, and were so good! I had spicy shrimp chow fun and the hubby had black pepper beef, both were great. Looking forward to having the leftovers for lunch tomorrow! We will definitely go back to this little gem

Liked the place last time, a little more this time. Service was excellent. We asked a lot of…read morequestions about the ingredients and they were happy to answer them. Like the texture to the spring rolls and the dipping sauce. Would have liked for the rolls to have tofu in them but they were still very good. The kung pao tofu was a large portion and very tasty over the sticky white rice. Not sure why the place isn't busier. Prices are good, food is very tasty and service was also great.

As someone who moved to Chicago from the Bay Area CA, this place is by far the BEST I've had in…read moreChicago/Chicagoland yet. We arrived on a Saturday around 7:30 and they started getting packed and had a wait by 8. They are cash only but if you forget they have an atm inside as well! Prices are so shocking! Each bowl was about $14 which is the cheapest I've seen a bowl of pho in a looooong time. Food comes out pretty quickly. We order the appetizer fried shrimp Rangoon, bun Bo hue, pho dac biet, and avocado smoothie w/boba. The base of soup for both dishes was AMAZING! Good depth of flavor and not lacking anything. The bun Bo hue had a ton of meat and they even have the pork blood cubes! Pho dac biet was lacking a quantity of meat but good variety. The only complaint I have is the Avocado smoothie was very bland and didn't have much avocado taste. The boba tasted old because it didn't have its chewy texture anymore. Will DEFINITELY be coming back for the food!!!

Was decent pho. Not the best and not the worst. Service was fine. Ambiance was a strip mall next to…read morea mall parking structure. This place gets some online hype and perhaps it's good for the area but I would expect there are better Vietnamese places in Chicago.

We found this little gem because of previous Yelp reviews, and we were not disappointed! The food…read morewas delicious, the staff were polite, and the restaurant was very clean. Service was quick and the portions were very generous. Our entire group highly recommends this amazing place!

Still fantastic. Friendly, fast, fresh and delicious. My go to spot for a quick dinner when I don't…read morehave time to cook.

Inviting environment, big parking lot, the crispy noodle dishes are wonderful and they are huge…read moreportions.....I get this with beef every time. Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese menu.

Firstly, the restaurant had a great and homey vibe to it. Very relaxing especially on a winter day…read more The menu had great options and even had sushi! But today we settled with mostly Vietnamese food. On a middle of the day Saturday, the restaurant was pretty open and we were able to sit at a table with no wait. I hope this changes for them later because the food was great! Also, they had iced Vietnamese coffee which is a personal favorite. Lastly, I even bought some food home for my wife. Update - even after eating leftovers, the food was still great! 5/5 will be back soon!

Fresh, high quality ingredients are packed into each bite of your food from Pho Tam. With a group…read moreof eaters with different tastes, Pho Tam was able to satisfy all our wants. Their summer rolls are fresh and PACKED with shrimp and veggies, and even with take out, the presentation was beautiful. The appetizer platter featuring spring rolls and chicken wings were a fun dish to share, the wings having an addicting, umami-packed sauce that I couldn't get enough of. Also, even with take out, the wings were CRISPY! The pho hit the spot and the rice portions were huge, making this a new go-to take out spot in the area. Make sure to grab a Vietnamese coffee with your meal, the perfect sweet treat to end the night!

Took the wife there for a lunch date. The server arrived at our table and asked if we're ready to…read moreorder or do we need time. It was my first time there so I needed to more time. She literally stood there and waited the entire time while we looked through the menu (awkward). We both ordered Pho with 2 meats and an order of shrimp spring rolls. Definitely way overpriced for the quality of food and what is compared locally The Pho needed more seasoning and more noodles (balance was off). It also came with a nice vegetable topping. I love the floating cilantro stems, thank you my doctor says I needed more fiber in my diet. The spring rolls was a hand full of bitter leaf lettuce, pinch of vermicelli noodles, sliver of cucumber and 4 pieces of shrimp sliced in half for $9.95 and a complimentary slap in the mouth and a kick in the head for even thinking about going there. Maybe my expectations were to high because I grew up in Chicago around all the mom and pop shops. I love supporting the local businesses but this is way over piced.. The price of their kids Pho is the regular price for a bowl of Pho at all the other restaurants. Long story short. Not impress, not happy, very disappointed and not going back there ever again. I read through all the other reviews and saw their pictures. Cilantro stems must be a thing at this restaurant..lol

06/13/26 - After a long day w/our neighborhood garage sale I went to dinner w/my wife & her…read morebrother. We had a craving for Pho. We found Viet Fusion @ 3236 W Bryn Mawr. We started w/an order of Shrimp & Pork Spring Rolls. 2 rolls w/pork & shrimp, vermicelli, lettuce, cilantro, mint & peanut sauce rolled in a rice paper. This was light & delicious. My wife & I ordered the Bun Heo Nuong Cha Gio Pho rice vermicelli, w/grilled pork, egg rolls, bean sprouts, Thai Basil, beef slices & meat balls. The ingredients were good but the broth was lacking flavor. Just ok. Small restaurant but decent food

Viet Fusion is exceptional. The Bun Bo Bue was very good and flavorful. Similar to other reviews,…read moreit says its spicy but if you like spicy foods, you will need to add to make it more spicy. They bring out two different spicy oils. The one with the mini peppers and oil is much hotter than the chili oil. The service is slower than I expected but very friendly and you can hear them making the food so you know it's fresh. We also ordered crab Rangoon which was pretty typical but a nice appetizer. I ordered the Thai Iced Coffee and it was very bitter even with the condensed milk they add. Overall, I would like to return. Excellent restaurant.

Usually I compare Pho noodles with the restaurant at Argyle, and the other Pho at Northside…read more I've ordered the Combination Pho. I would say the price is match the ingredients they put. I think the soup can do better but that depends on person. Oh, the green orion is too much. This is not Korean food.

Terrible service. When we asked for chopsticks, we got no response but the look of "how dare you…read moreask?" as the person walked away. I get it. I'm Asian and as a kid, we were forced to work at our parents restaurant on a weekend where we rather be sleeping in or hanging out with friends. I was that kid. But yeah, sucks to experience that. I guess I got that karma back. Food was ok. I ordered some spring rolls and it was not the best I ever had, but was good enough. It was very minty and oregano-y. Son had the combination pho and he liked it. Skip this place, there's plenty of pho places a whole lot better

B-B-B-B-Bonchon you are the best!…read more Bonchon was one of my first introductions to Korean fried chicken and I still consider it the OG. I love the soy and garlic glaze on the wings and drums and it is crackly and crunchy too! We also tried zucchini fries (get your veggies in!) they were piping hot (so hot, took forever to cool down but nearly impossible to wait for them to cool) and amazingly crisp and lightly fried. The zucchini have a nice tender and melty texture. The pickled radish are sweetly sour and nicely crunchy. The setting is modern and spare. Usually pretty empty and even tonight, Friday evening, it was not crowded in the restaurant ( maybe pickups and deliveries instead). It's about 8 tables. Service was pleasant and helpful. This OG chicken spot is OMG!

Very overpriced, about 50% more than what I think a good value would be. I have a bit of a…read morelove-hate relationship with Bonchon bc when I'm craving it and consuming it, it's SO good and tasty, to the point where I keep eating long beyond when I should stop... but then end up feeling extremely bloated the rest of the evening and into the next morning from all the salt. We dined in here a month or so ago and were the only customers at what you would think is peak dinnertime, 6pm or so. It was a ghost town. And not only that, but the restaurant was ghostly chilly too. Very cold inside, to the point that we switched tables to get to avoid the draft from the vent and commented to the employee about it. The tonkatsu entree is mediocre. The batter on the pork was crispy, but bland. It was $16.99, as was the small order of boneless wings, which come with a tiny side of coleslaw or pickled radish. A side of plain fries is $5.99. On our last pick up order from here too, the chicken strips were soggy and barely had any crunch to it. My husband usually doesn't complain or call back about it, let alone return to the restaurant for a redo of the order, but that evening warranted it.