Fresh delicious authentic!!!! Will be back soon ! Service…read morewas great as well. Perfect for a rainy day

Came for dinner and honestly the second you open the door you're hit with a very pungent cleaning…read moresupply smell. We got the springs roll and a bowl of pho each. The spring rolls came with a sweet peanut sauce but I would say not much meat in the rolls as I really could only taste the mint. The pho broth was sweet and pretty flavorful. Unfortunately they messed up my order I ordered a small but was given the regular. Would have still preferred small cause the noodles were pretty filling. The noodles were thick and pretty good! I got meatballs and tripe in my order but it was definitely lacking some tripe. The service was also okay, we were never checked up on or given refills on water. Overall, I enjoy the noodle texture but definitely a miss this time round.

Good food I like the atmosphere the pho and fried rice tasted really good. The waiters are very…read morenice as well. Would recommend

2nd time here for my flavor dishes "Crawfish spaghetti" really delicious…read moreDon't miss to try!!!

Pho Dai Loi 3 is a hidden gem, you wont be disappointed…read more Super generous portions and amazing flavor as well. Definitely will be my go-to!

I want to be upfront with this review and call out my experience honestly…read more Personally, I'm sensitive to heavy MSG usage. When I eat at many Japanese or Korean soup restaurants that don't rely heavily on MSG, I rarely get headaches afterward. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case here. I ordered the bún bò Huế, a spicy and rich Vietnamese noodle soup originating from the central city of Huế. Traditionally, it features a bold, savory broth flavored with lemongrass, shrimp paste, and chili oil, served with thick rice vermicelli noodles, sliced beef, pork (often shank or knuckle), and fresh herbs with crunchy vegetables like banana blossom or cabbage. The portion was generous and visually accurate to the dish, but the broth felt extremely heavy and overpowering for me, and I left with a noticeable headache--something that doesn't usually happen to me at similar soup-focused restaurants. As a side note, the restaurant had a health inspection score of 81 (low B) the last time I checked, which is fairly in line with many older, high-volume ethnic restaurants, but still worth mentioning for transparency. The location is also something to be aware of. It's in a busy parking lot with a lot of reckless driving activity, so be careful when walking--this isn't the kind of place where you can casually stroll through the lot like you might at Whole Foods or Publix. You definitely need to watch left and right. The surrounding businesses include an American Deli and a pizza buffet, which gives you an idea of the overall environment. Overall, Pho Dai Lo serves authentic, bold-flavored Vietnamese dishes, and fans of strong, intense broths may enjoy it. However, if you're sensitive to very rich seasoning or additives, your experience may vary. Im Asian btw I know msg is used in a lot of viet and Chinese dishes and maybe the reasons why I enjoyed this dish. But I do have regret after coming out. It's not cheap either for two person with tip roughly $20 pp. u can get all you can eat buffet or even the Gohan seafood buffet if you think about it.

Food: excellent. We had pho, beef and rice, and the crispy rice with chicken and veggies. Really…read moretasteful! Service: excellent service. We even order the same dishes to go. Ambience: Clean and clear. Open space.

Pretty good! Portions are smaller for your typical pho restaurant and prices higher. Small means…read moresmall here, though it is very filling. Food was ready very quickly and was delicious. My pho meat was dry but flavorful, the broth was easily the best part. My friends chicken was very delicious and juicy. Seating area was very large and had good music. Overall B+

Walking in around 1pm on a Saturday. Prices are expensive!!! $14+ for a small pho and mean…read moreSMALL!!!!!! borderline kid size bowl Quality and flavor is not matching the high price tag.. for 4 people and 3 apps. $92 including automatic tip!! On the receipt for 4 people!!!! Service was decent. The older man was very nice. For some reason alll the staff disappeared for over 15 min.. Overall, I'm glad they have pho available here but if they want to justify this very expensive and tiny bowl of pho... it needs to slap me stupid with flavor!!

Went today with my husband for lunch and it was so good food with large servings! Very authentic…read moreand the waiter was so kind and attentive.

Hôm nay mình có ghé ăn thử ở Viet kitchen. Món nào cũng ngon đậm đà tươi ngon. Nhân viên phục vụ dễ…read morethương . Lần sau sẽ ghé ăn thử mấy món khác

Came in with zero expectations, and the Shaken Beef with Rice ended up being surprisingly…read moreimpressive. Tender beef, solid seasoning, and a nice balance of flavors--nothing fancy, just a dish that gets the job done right. The spring rolls, though? Could use some work. Not bad, but presentation matters, and these felt a little rushed. Filling them properly would make a big difference. Overall, Viet Kitchen is a solid spot when you want something simple and well-made. Just don't expect every dish to be a hit.

Danthai is a casual restaurant that has vintage asian vibes. We always love the homestyle feel when…read morewe walk in and our meals in the past have been enjoyable here. We used to go to Danthai a lot when we first moved to Lawrenceville but then switched to another, closer Thai restaurant that we felt was better. However on our most recent visit, we noticed some new menu items and while I went with the classic Pad Thai, it was really really good! I remember it being a bit underwhelming before so I wonder if things have changed since. The group I was with ordered the vegetarian spring rolls, fried tofu, and boat noodles as well. Everyone enjoyed the meals although two members of the party said the meat was overcooked and a bit chewy. Regardless, it hit the spot on a freezing cold day. I highly recommend checking out this spot and trying something different each time as the menu is vast. :)

I had never been here before, but I love Thai food! So happy I tried this place. Both my appetizer…read moreand entree were delicious! Our server was attentive, and the restaurant itself is beautiful. Can't wait to visit again!

I've been coming here for years, and it never misses! The vibe is super homey, and when you walk…read morein, you're greeted by the sweetest lady ever. She's been there so long that I just call her my aunty at this point. Today, I did a little takeout haul--grabbed five banh mi sandwiches (Shrimp, Steak, Chicken, Special Combo & BBQ Pork). The wait time was super chill, maybe 15-20 minutes max. My usual go-to is the Special Combo, but since I was ordering for friends, I let them pick first. Ended up with the Shrimp Banh Mi today, which I hadn't had in forever. Solid 7/10. My dad knows I'm obsessed with the Special Combo, so he shared some with me, and yep--still a 10/10, no question. Aunty also has a deal where if you buy five items, you get one free, so I went for the spring rolls. They were pretty simple--just shrimp, carrots, and noodles--good but nothing crazy. 6/10. Now, back to the sandwiches! My friends gave the Chicken and BBQ Pork both an 8/10. The bread was soft, the meat and veggies were balanced just right, and overall, it was just chef's kiss. Honestly, I love banh mi so much. If you haven't been here yet, you're seriously missing out. Pull up!! Until next time :)

A solid banh mi spot for $5.50 a sandwich. The thit nuong is a bit too sweet, having a thick sweet…read moreglaze on it that's a little overpowering. Needs more of a grilled taste to the meat VS just being sweet. The bread was nice with a soft fluffy inside. Fast service. Tables were sticky upon sitting which was not pleasant. Would still come back if I wanted a quick lunch in the area

Did not expect food court food to be this good!…read more I was so glad to find a place that does Vietnamese street food such as xôi mặn (savory sticky rice) as authentic as the ones in Vietnam. The ingredients include pork liver pate, Chinese sausage, pork floss, Vietnamese ham, and sticky rice. Their bánh tráng cuốn (rolled rice paper- quail eggs, green mangoes, fried shallots, and rau răm) is also delicious as well. Don't forget to dip those little rolls into tamarind sauce that goes with them. Will definitely be back to try other dishes!

Vietnamese owned business! Please support our lovely…read morehometown business! Super great service! The ambiance is vibrant! The place is in the foodcourt in the Hong Kong market! The drinks and food are incredibly excellent! All compliments!

Frustrated that no place around seems to have authentic ingredients inside. They all almost use…read moreshredded iceberg instead of fresh herbs like mint cilantro basil or the dark green leafy lettuce. Trying to take the cheaper way out i assume idk. Most rolls now are just plain lettuce noodles and the meat. Can't tell you the last time I've had a spring roll with cucumber carrot green onion fresh herbs or sprouts. About to give up on these in this area. Thought this was the best spot to delve into viet and other Asian cuisine. The pho broth was delicious i didn't even dress my bowl. Didn't need it.

The taste of their Pho is gross and I'm not even a picky eater. Don't waste your money lolread more