Aside from the numerous establishments in Chinatown, Pho Basil seems to offer one of the best combinations of tasty assorted asian dishes and low prices in Boston. It is the only asian restaurant in the Back Bay that I've gone to more than once. In fact I've probably eaten in or ordered take-out at least once a month since I discovered the place about a year ago. The menu offers a wide range of Thai and Vietnamese dishes, with some items seemingly more Americanized than others. As far as I can tell the Vietnamese dishes are pretty authentic, but regardless, every dish I've ever had from here has been delicious. The dishes are always well spiced, the veggies are cooked but not obliterated to mush, the fried flat rice noodles are smokey and chewy in the best way, and nothing has ever been particularly oily or goopy (see bad pork lo mein or sesame chicken respectively, although you can't actually order either here). I particularly like that when they say a dish is spicy, or when you ask to make it extra spicy, they really follow through, which I guess is a warning to some diners and a bit of encouragement to others. Some personal favorites my GF and I get all the time: Kua Gai Noodle - Stir-fried flat rice noodle with chicken, bean sprouts, scallions, egg, ground peanuts, lettuce, crispy fried diced onions, and cilantro. The lettuce sounds weird but honestly is amazing. It lightens the whole dish up and adds some great texture. This a good choice if spicy is not your thing. If spicy is your thing, be sure to at least steal a bite from your scoville-shy date who orders this while you go for one of the dishes below. Drunken Noodle - Stir-fried flat rice noodles with mixed vegetables and egg in spicy basil sauce with your choice of meat/tofu. I get it with the tofu and it works great since the tofu really soaks up the delicious and rather spicy basil sauce. Wild Board Basil - Pork sauteed with pepper, mushroom, eggplant, string bean, green peppercorn, pepper and basil leaves in white wine chili sauce. This is a dish that I've only ever seen at Pho Basil and is a must try if you like spice and pork. It's incredible. Ask them to make it extra spicy and you will be in nose-running, eye-watering, juicy pork heaven. Anything with basil sauce... really, anything. Crispy chicken basil, spicy tofu eggplant in basil sauce, spicy basil w/meat or tofu, etc. You get the idea. Anything with lemongrass grilled chicken, especially the Bun Thit Nuong. The vietnamese dishes that offer a pile of veggies, rice or noodles, vinegary fish sauce, and lemongrass chicken are very light and refreshing and the chicken is grilled perfectly. Dump that questionably odiferous but oh-so-delicious fish sauce over your entire plate and enjoy. Back to prices. For $8-10 bucks you can easily walk away with tonight's dinner and tomorrow's lunch in tow as the portion sizes are generous. If you sit in to eat you seem to get a bit more food, but if you take it to go you can get away with a smaller tip and more efficient dinner run. You decide what you value more. Lastly, the Thai iced tea is divine. Not for diabetics or lactase deficient individuals, but I swear that thing is the tastiest caffeine and calorie delivery method known to man. read more

Have been to Pho Basil a few times now during trips to Boston and it has not disappointed. This past Saturday night we were looking for a good place to eat far from the New Years Eve crowds: with Berklee on recess, we were able to be seated right away at 6:00PM, which was pleasantly surprising! I've had the vegetarian pho and noodle dishes here and have enjoyed both. Being able to add spice to my liking is a bonus, and the portions are big enough that I always wish I could take my leftovers to go (alas, I'm never going straight back to my hotel afterwards). The food comes out quickly but tastes fresh and hot, and while I've seen some other reviews about service issues, I've never experienced them myself (small sample size, to be fair). There are a lot of dining options in Boston, so I sometimes find it hard to justify going back to somewhere I've been before rather than trying something new, but Pho Basil is worth the return trip. read more

Nothing hits the spot more than hot soup of Pho on a snowy day or big platter of crispy fried chicken basil fried rice for a weekend kickback. Pho Basil is the best Vietnamese/Thai restaurant in Boston! Located right on Mass ave, off of Hynes Convention Center T stop, it's a prime spot for college students. It has cheap, quality food that comes out super fast. Recommend crispy chicken basil fried rice, drunken noodle, and pho dak biet. read more

Went here with friend to grab a bite to eat. The place was actually decently crowded but we were able to be sat right away at the last open table. For our meal, we decided to split the green curry and the spicy basil chicken. The green curry was decent, but not spicy enough for my liking. It did have pretty good flavor, though I wish there was more bamboo in it. The spicy basil chicken was also very good, and definitely packed a little more spiciness. Both dishes were a decent size and we took the leftovers home and had enough for one more meal. Overall, the food here is good, the service is fast and friendly and the atmosphere is intimate. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the mood for Thai. read more

If you're looking for cheap, fresh, tasty Asian food in the city you can't beat this place. Awesome location and even on a weeknight for dinner, it's packed - be prepared to wait up to half an hour. Lunches can run ~$10 a person including tax/tip, or closer to $15 if you want more special items, and the portions are *huge*. Their wait staff are friendly enough (especially for an Asian place) and efficient, and over the dozens of times I've eaten here in the last 4 years they've been very consistent with the food. I would not recommend bringing a group larger than 4 here as the space is pretty tight. It's great for eating solo or with 1-2 other friends. read more

This is probably the best place to get Vietnamese food in Back Bay! It's near my school so I go here a lot. It's the default restaurant where my friends and I go when we can't decide where to eat. I've gotten everything from curry to drunken noodles to the traditional pho. The portions are pretty good and I always feel satisfied after a meal. The extra large pho is probably the best deal if you're really hungry, coming in at $8.50. My favorite dish is the lychee duck curry which comes with crispy roasted duck, curry, lychee, veggies, and rice! I also like getting a Thai ice tea too. Everything taste freshly made and very authentic. It gets pretty busy here for lunch and dinner, but you'll usually be seated within 15 minutes. The servers are nice and check in to see if your party is doing well. The place looks nicely decorated and the lighting is very dim. Whenever I'm feeling homesick for food, this place always does the job! read more

First food is excellent. Second..they are very very nice..Sometimes I eat at an Asian place in the city and the staff appear quite angry..while I know some people arrive in the states as slaves...I just signed up for lunch. Staff appears happy..they smile..they get tipped well and they are interested in your dining experience....O & THE BIG THING##CHEAP!!!!!! read more

After visiting the MFA one day, I had a sudden craving for pho (well, I always have a craving for pho) and Yelp directed me to Pho Basil and Pho Basil did not disappoint! Although the restaurant is small, it works in that sense. The decor is adorable and the menu is full of variety. The waiter I had was AWESOME. I was butchering the items on the menu and he kindly taught me how to say them. He definitely made the experience a lot better. I ordered the Xe Lua and it was amazing. The broth was delectable, on par with the pho back home. The serving of Xe Lua was HUGE. I couldn't finish it and I'm usually pretty good on finishing pho. Great price, great staff, great food. What more could you ask for? Well, perhaps bring a great friend too. read more

This is my favorite place to get Vietnamese or Thai, especially for delivery. -Appetizers are a bit overpriced IMO. Instead, split a papaya salad. Spicy, bright acidity, sweet, salty, savory. It is a great dish. -Love the pho broth, especially with a few sprigs of thai basil, a squeeze of lime and a big squirt of sriracha sauce. Dac biet, no well-done flank, is my go-to for pho. Duck noodle soup is also tasty. The vegetarian pho is a let-down though. Tell your veggie-loving friends to get any of the curries or noodle dishes with tofu. Way better than the vegetarian pho. (Doesn't have the same depth of flavor as the meaty pho broth.) - any of the bun dishes are standard and tasty. - the Tom Yum fried rice is really good, albeit a bit salty. - I never liked pad Thai until getting it here. It is THAT good. For a variation, you can also get the pad Thai woon sen (with bean thread noodles = glass noodles, lower glycemic index), but don't get the crispy noodle pad Thai (way too salty). - drunken noodles is crazy good. (I get it four star spicy. Only do this if you can handle a lot of heat!) - from the house specials, chicken peanut sauce is wonderful. If you are eating in, either make reservations or come at odd times. (This place has gotten so popular over the last few years.) The service is impeccable and everyone is very friendly. If you are ordering delivery, it is a $2 charge and only after 5pm. Make sure to ask for the exact number of utensils (forks, spoons, chopsticks) and extra sriracha containers, as they will not automatically include them. read more

The pho, three stars - just OK. The bubble tea, one star - too sweet, no froth and the tapioca balls rock hard. What really impressed me is that they are the only place outside of Thailand that I've come across that has KowSoi. Kow Soi is a Northern Thai street food dish of fried egg noodles over a thin yet deeply flavorful yellow curry with limes and pickled vegetables. Ever since my last trip to Chiang Mai I've been craving it. Here the dish was certainly Americanized, especially with the milder flavors and deep fried ramen (mamma?) noodles, but it was good and savory on it's own. I would def. recommend giving it a try if you like curries. read more

Holy pad thai, people. Get ready to eat. Massive platter for a mere $8.50 with leftovers in abundance. The food was magnifique, service was friendly (though a tad aloof in terms of remembering to take our order at the beginning) and the meals are shockingly inexpensive for such an exceptional place. The menu is extensive with plenty of Vietnamese & Thai specialties, although I boringly opted for the tofu pad thai (one of my ultimate comfort foods). The cooler it gets outside, the closer I get to ordering a steaming bowl of pho. All that's missing is on the menu is banh mi. read more

The food is very tasty. It is very popular and is often busy with long waits to sit down. So, I mostly order takeout.

I have walked by this place at least 500 times. From the outside it looks kinda of sad. But once inside....you will fall in love with Pho. The best Pho ever. The noodles are amazing. The peanut sauce was delish. The service was excellent. The prices were affordable. The servings are enormous. Order a small soup, extra large one is about 1/2 gallon of pho. I love it. read more

Whenever I'm a little stressed or feeling overwhelmed, I really crave some comfort food -- what's my comfort food you ask? It's pho! So walking back from the dr's office and facing a mounting problem set for statistics, I am feeling a little downtrodden. I head into Pho Basil and am not super impressed that they serve both Vietnamese and Thai food -- I'm not a fan of the "dual" cuisine restaurants... you know, jack of all trades... anyway, I order my usual Pho Ga (chicken pho in chicken broth). Small for $6.50 - very reasonable. Not too much meat in the soup, it was a little too salty - but it was fast, clean, reasonable and polite. I'd go back and even look past the whole mixed cuisine thing -- but I guess this is New England and apparently the mixed asian restaurant thing happens a lot. Accepts credit cards, no minimum charge for eating in, sort of small and tables are close together, but it is Mass Ave real estate, gotta it pack it in there! read more

I'm a little disappointed by the drunken noodles and the flavor of them as they had a sweetness that I'm not used to. But it's a great deal for the MASSIVE portions that you get when you order. On top of that, the lunch combo between 11:30-3 , just makes it even better for its price with a soup, a dumpling, salad, and fried "triangle" all for under 12 bucks. It also has a close proximity to the Green Line T both from Hynes Convention Center and Symphony. Lines can be a bit long however, so plan ahead! All in all, a great deal for the HUGE portions, I certainly will be back to try the Pho and the Pad Thai! read more

I'm a Le's kind of girl, but on a recent night we decided to break from the beaten path and try Pho Basil. This was our second attempt. The first was good, mainly because we were freezing (dead of winter) and would have loved stone soup if it was hot. Our most recent try, however, fell short. I had the vegetable pho -- good mix of veggies -- but the broth was so incredibly sweet that I couldn't eat it. I literally picked the veggies out, and tried to get them to drip dry before eating. I did call the waitress over and ask whether it was supposed to be so sweet... I'm not a pho novice and I'd never had anything quite this sweet, but I figured I'd ask. I mainly got an eye roll back and a half hearted offer to get me something else. Well at that point my dining companion was nearly half done with his (which was also sweet but not as sweet as mine), so I declined. If you tend to like dessert for dinner, this might be your place, but if you're interested in a more traditional pho, I'd look elsewhere. read more

Meh... Pad Thai was good. Gyoza was ok Pho ga was not great Delivery was about 45 minutes late, so everything was Luke warm. Probably wouldn't go back. read more

From my past experiences of Pho restaurants from Southern California, I have a ridiculous notion embedded in my brain that pho... though delicious comes with the price of foolproof odor, on your clothes on your hair, everywhere. Imagine my surprise when I walked into pho basil.. a green toned cafe, odorless. Without knowing it's store name, I never would have realized they have a full selection of pho (as well as Thai food). Our server was a tall young gentleman who was extremely courteous and repeated our 8 order after asking for each of our selections. impressive. I ordered Tai, which is the regular beef noodle soup with rare steak. The pricing was extremely well priced at 6.50 for a small.... definitely enough to satisfy a normal appetite. Soup was very flavorful. I would recommend adding a beef ball or two into your pho order, as they are not overly generous on the original amount of steak. Be ready to share your platter of bean sprouts/lime/basil with your friend if there are multiple orders. Good for dates and small groups. read more

On a chilly day, I really desired a bowl of hot soup. Pho Basil did not satisfy that desire. Maybe the lunch crowd was different today because it was chilly out, the restaurant seemed that it couldn't handle the rush. It seemed unorganized. I appreciate restaurants that bring out food as it is hot and ready, but some members or our group were getting dishes 5 and 10 minutes apart. My soup took longer than other "cook to order" meals. After 5 minutes of waiting, my friend offered me some of his food. When my soup came out, it was not hot, but warm enough to make the rare beef well done. No spoons,chopsticks, or Pho fixings (bean sprouts, basil, lime). I had to get up to ask the waitress for these essential Pho items. My soup was getting even colder because the heat didn't seem to be on, and people were waiting by the door, keeping it ajar. To make it worse, the beef was extremely fatty! The name of the restaurant is Pho Basil, that should be your specialty! Not today. I can't say that I'll never eat here again. The place was clean, the food looked appetizing and tasted fresh. This is an established restaurant in a busy part of town. Don't let your guard down! read more

I treated myself to a take-out meal here the other day. It was under their vegetarian section, and it was similar to Drunken Noodle (The official name was written in Vietnamese) and it was so bad. It didn't taste like anything except plain tofu. Not enough sauce. Chintzy vegetables. This place is always jam-packed... and everyone else's meals who were dining-in looked positively lovely... but mine was awful and I threw 90% of it away and heated up a can of soup. :( read more

Had dinner dates with my girls and this place turns out to be pretty damn good (at least for me)! Here's what we got: - Tom Yum Soup: ordered it with tofu. I don't really like fried tofu so it wasn't what I wanted. But the soup tastes AMAZING with the a whole bunch of mushroom!! Spicy and sour but not too spicy. The taste is just right. Small portion but enough to fill u up as an appetizer (I can't even eat much after that tbh) - mango salad: comes with grilled chicken, lettuce, tomato, fried wonton skin, and MANGO. Served with a satay dressing. This is a 5 out of 5 !!! The mango dices are huge and sweeeeeeeet. Also I love love love the dressing. Definitely gonna recommend this to others. - pad Thai: my friend ordered this and it comes in a huge portion. I would give u a thumbs up if u can finish it because it's legit huge. Serves with bean sprouts and scallions on the side. Just a typical tasty pad Thai nothing special. - seaweed salad: don't think u should order this unless ur seriously craving for it. Small portion, and U can get this anywhere else in an Asian restaurant. read more

Pho Basil - Tom yum soup with Tufu! A must-try!! No msg, spicy and sour - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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Came here on a chilly New Years eve around 5:30pm. The place was packed! But luckily the tables were turning quickly and we only had about a five minute wait. I had never been to a thai/vietnamese blend before and was excited for the experience. Ambiance: 5/5 Tables were small and very close to each other, but I found that to be cozy and fun. I could take a peek at what others next to me had ordered when making up my mind, and we passed our chili sauce over to the next table when they needed it. Food: 4/5 I love Thai food and this place was pretty good! We ordered Tom Yum soup, Drunken Noodle, and Broccoli with Oyster Sauce. All of the dishes were flavored excellently and the seafood and vegetables were fresh. I was also happy that they had brown rice. I love the generous amount of spice used in my dishes too, although, some might find the food here too spicy. Also portions were incredibly huge, which was not a problem as it made for a great snack later on. Service: 5/5 Service was quick and food was hot. Definitely a fan and will be coming back to try the Vietnamese portion of the menu. This might become a regular take-out spot. read more

Just excellent. The pad kee mao was excellent, but the Thai fried rice was subtle and most folks will need some sauce. The combo is definitely worth the price, it's very flavorful and suffices as an appetizer. Ambience is nice and the Service was fast. read more

To sum it all up, low prices, and tons of variety. The service here was good and I didn't come at a time that was particularly busy so I can't say what the wait times would be like. My meal consisted of the Vietnamese iced coffee, and Bun Bo Hue a zesty, lemony, (little bit spicy but not so much) soup with delicious noodles, and would probably be great if you are trying to overcome a little bit of a cold. The food was absolutely delicious and very very affordable. I plan to come back and try a few their Thai delicacies to get a good idea of what those are like, but overall if you are grading this place as just a pho place, it hits the spot! read more

Cant go wrong here!! Especially for the cold get yourself a refreshing bowl of pho basil!! They take care of you with all of the yummy sides and the broth is amazing! Noodles and the beef are ‍ read more

Ok sad to say, I am here on any given day of the week, "CHOWING".....the spicy basil rice i swear has some sort of addictive drug in it....a bit extreme but try it and you ll understand! the prices are pretty damn easy on the eyes....the pho is amazing the only down part is...my fave app which is the sesame chicken...always takes like 30 min to make!!! like why? i don't understand... they could use a better ambiance and oh yea scratch the patty labell playing in the background! Makes no sense..but still yummy food:) read more

Great reasonably-priced Asian restaurant near Copley Square! I was a bit skeptical when I first head about Pho Basil--a restaurant that does Thai AND Vietnamese? That just sounds like an Asian fusion disaster. However, I was proven wrong. I ordered the drunken noodles with tofu. The tofu was deep fried with a great texture. I personally wish there had been more pieces of tofu, but it wasn't the end of the world. The dish was spicy, flavorful, and full of noodles (just how I like it!). Be warned: despite the fact that I ordered the dish as medium spicy, the drunken noodles dish is SPICY. So if you have a lower tolerance for spice, I recommend staying away from this dish. If I'm in downtown Boston, I will "Pho" sure be back again! Note: The restaurant gets a bit crowded in the evening, so be prepared to wait ~10-15 minutes to get a table. read more

Good food but horrible customer service. Our server was very rude and ignorant. Won't go back to this place again.

This is my absolute go-to place for Thai and there's always a line out the door for a reason. Eat in or order out. Anything with the crispy chicken is gold, particular favorites: Basil Fried Rice, Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles, Mango Sticky Rice. Not to mention the portions are huge. There are many thai places in the area and this is definitely my favorite of all of them. I only take away one star because they never seem to have enough wait staff. If you sit down to eat, anticipate you'll be waiting awhile for the food. And the waiters always seem overwhelmed. For how busy they constantly are, they should definitely hire more staff! read more

Maybe my favorite restaurant in Boston. I go here every week. Great food. Great service. I recommend the chicken fried rice.

The tom yum soup looked spicier than it was but it was still very tasty. The servers are super busy with the lunchtime crowd but still take the time to check in on you and make sure you have everything you need. I would go back here. read more

The service here was good but this is a very busy restaurant so be prepared to wait for a table if you come during a busy time. Reservations must be made three hours in advance. Thai iced tea- very sweet but refreshing Spicy crab Rangoon- very crispy and not over greasy. Dip in the sweet sauce to take the edge away from the spice if you're not good with spicy food. However it's honestly not spicy to someone who is used to Asian cuisine Bun bo hu- noodles are very chewy and soak up the flavor of the broth, a little spicy but pairs well with the Thai iced tea to counter the spice. The broth is refreshing and tastes of lemon and cilantro. The chewy noodle and crisp onion in the broth pair very well together and the tendon and flank are tender. read more

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Wonderful restaurant. Go for the friendly staff, nice ambiance, and good food. If you come to order out, at certain times of day, it gets extremely busy, so there may be a little wait... I've never had that problem ordering in, though it does get crowded at times. All the better, right? It's a popular place Came here with my boyfriend and it's our "place" whenever he's in town. The prices aren't bad, and it really is worth it for such a nice place where we can talk and have good food. The menu is quite extensive, and I wasn't sure how the Thai-Vietnamese fusion would work out. Turns out, it works pretty well. I have found the Vietnamese food to be authentic. We've had the Banh Hoi Thit Nuong and the Bun Bo Hue. Would recommend both! Especially the Banh Hoi Thit Nuong if you like to wrap your own rolls. :) The Thai food (pad thai and curry) is good too, but I usually order the Vietnamese options. read more

Great Vietnamese food place. I wasn't impressed at the beginning, but let me tell you, this place is great. You should definitely try their Saigon noodle if you're into spicy Asian food. read more

Pho Basil - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Simply the best Southeast Asian meal I've had in Boston. The prices are very reasonable and the staff is considerate and eager to please. Everyone else already wrote the details and they're right on, Pho Basil is the place to be. read more

The Pho at this place was sooo good! The texture of the noodle was really soft/smooth and the soup base was delicious. One downside was that the soup wasn't hot enough where few pieces of my beef were still kinda pink. During covid pandemic, they sanitize tables, chairs and menus before seating customers. Tables are also very spaced out and everyone was wearing a mask (except while eating). We waited for about 30-45 minutes. Felt a little bit rushed by the staffs while eating, maybe because there was a long line outside. But overall, we enjoyed our meal! read more

Saw the great reviews of this spot plus I wanted to make sure that my friend's first time eating pho would be awesome. And it definitely was. Cozy spot, quick service. I ordered beef pho with Thai iced tea. What makes pho great is the broth. And theirs is definitely good, and the Thai iced tea was just right. And you know a place is good if you see people of all nationalities. Definitely would recommend. read more

Pho Basil - Thai iced tea! Enough said - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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Ok, so, I've never been a fan of giving away 5 starts to anything, not even movies, there's only about 4 movies in my life that I have rated as a 10 our of 10. I don't think I've tried a restaurant in Boston that has everything that I look for, except for Pho Basil. Starting with the food, It is GREAT, the menu is very very long, but this is one of the few cases where I don't really mind and I look forward to trying all items on the menu. Pho Basil is a combination of Vietnamese food, and great Thai dishes. I can say that I've tried most of the items on this menu, especially because it is not an expensive place at all, you can get a big bowl of Vietnamese noodle soup for about $6. The house specials is where it gets a little bit more expensive, but no dish is more expensive than $16 bucks, unless you check out the seafood section. Desserts are pretty good, but the best part is the drinks they offer; Thai iced tea, Vietnamese coffee both iced and hot, bubble teas (mango, avocado, pinneaple, etc) and why not, a couple of Vietnamese of Thai beers. The people there are incredibly nice. I always feel like I'm eating at home when I go there. They treat you just right, it's not like they try to hard for you to like them, a nice chilled experience with great staff, to whom I've become to know over this time and they always remember me. Overall: Great food, Great prices (yay for students!), great drinks, excellent staff, this is my #1 spot in the backbay area. read more

Finding good Vietnamese food outside of Chinatown is not an easy thing to do, especially at Chinatown prices. Pho Basil delivered. I was ecstatic to see that Pho Basil was opening in the old Tom Yum Cafe space, but once I saw their very large menu, I was a little worried that they were trying to many different things too fast. After all, aside from the extensive Vietnamese offerings, they also have Thai, Chinese and Japanese menu items. I went on their opening night and on the following day as well. First take-out, then eat-in. I decided to use the one yardstick by which to measure a Vietnamese restaurant: the Pho. It was good. Better than good, in fact. The beef broth was more flavorful than usual, the noodles were ample and cooked just right and the beef, basil and sprouts were all delicious and fresh as well. I got a lime wedge, but no chili pepper. But take note: these guys put fresh bottles of Sriracha and Hoisin sauce on each table. None of this community stuff. For take-out, I actually had to pour some of the broth out. there was too much, but all of the other ingredients were just as fresh and presentable as the eat-in version. I also tried the shrimp fried rice. Yes, a generic dish that anyone can do, but also shows how they do the basics. I have to give it a 7/10. I like to know that the rice is fried, not just tossed in soy sauce. The sriracha beef was also very good. I also had the crispy spring roll appetizer, which appeared to be the generic supermarket ones, and they came out of the kitchen a little too fast. The chopsticks are the cheap, round wooden kind, whereas I prefer the generic plastic ones. Maybe they'll upgrade for eat-in. I'd also like to point out that if you're going through the trouble of pouring someone a glass of ice water, it might be a little classier if you'd provide a glass, and ice, with your sodas. That being said, the service was great on both nights. The staff are very attentive and responsive and know their business. The take-out was not problem-free, but was very satisfactory, even on their opening night, and compared to the surrounding restaurants, these guys can easily give anyone a run for their money. I'll easily become a regular customer. Sorry, Pad Thai Cafe, you've lost me for awhile. read more

They have decent vietnamese food. Pho is good but the wait is pretty long all the time