Tasty food. Waiter was top notch. Great overall experience…read more Will definitely return to this restaurant.

Amazing food and amazing service! Atmosphere was calm and good background noise levels…read more THANK YOU!!! Price also wasn't bad for the SIZE of everything we received

Looks like a family business. Service is good, and place looks pretty clean…read more I ordered the beef carpaccio recommended by other Yelpers and it was great! The seasoning is very Vietnamese and I love the fried onion for crunchiness. I do think the beef slices could be thinner to soak up the flavors. Also ordered a banh mi which was delicious.

Stopped here while on a road trip. It's a great place to stop because it's close to the highway and…read morea gas station. The food was great! Very tasty. The portions were very big and prices were reasonable. I also loved how the service was quick so there was very little wait time for the food. The restaurant has nice decor and was very clean, including the bathrooms. Thanks for the great experience, Pho Nom1nal!

Authentic Vietnamese food in a farmers market. Good place for a quick meal while shopping there.read more

Super friendly staff, and piping hot fresh food. Large portion--ate half at lunch, will eat the…read morerest for dinner. My meal (from the weekly special board) was delicious. I will be back!

Simply amazing…read more.. While most people were indulging in Sunday brunch, my girlfriend wanted Chinese food. As we drove, she read the description for U & TEA and we knew we had to go. The place is clean with plenty of room and great lighting -- and the entire establishment is food focused. Our server helped with teas and plates and we placed our orders. My girlfriend got sweet and sour chicken for her main meal. It was obvious the food was fresh and the dish had been cooked in fresh oil (and only for a short amount of time). The sauce was delicate and subtle, which allowed the flavor of the tender chicken to shine through. And what a plate! She ended up having leftovers for two days. Although I normally order seafood, I love duck and have it once or twice a year. From the menu, their duck dishes looked fantastic. Our server recommended the Peking Duck, which I had always wanted to try. That dish brought Alice Gatsch with it. She is kind and engaging and introduced how I should properly eat Peking Duck. She walked be through the steps of how to prepare the buns with scallion, cilantro, and sauce. I wish I could convey how tender the duck was and how crispy the skin had been. It was incredible and I somehow cleared my plate (and didn't eat for the rest of the day). We cannot wait to return. Alice said she'd be happy to walk me through ordering a truly traditional meal and I look forward to that experience. The staff and food are too fantastic to pass up. I highly recommend you make a visit of your own!

Service was good. Bubble tea and food was fine. It was a good meal but it wasn't standing out for…read moreme. Very homestyle or at least what I ordered seemed that way. I didn't realize there were many styles of hot pot- definitely prefer the Korean style rice crunchiness.

Friendly prompt service. Very tasty food! Prices are moderate, as can be expected in a nice,…read morewalkable, downtown location. Slight slope upward as you walk into the historic building. My dad loved the steak & tripe pho. I enjoyed the shrimp pho. The side of vegetables to be added to the soup included lime, jalapeño, bean sprouts. There was no basil today. But it was all good! We started the meal with shrimp summer rolls as our appetizer, but ate them too quickly to get a photo taken of them. The peanut dipping sauce was yummy. We parked on the street at a parking meter. This is a nice neighborhood to walk around either before or after your meal. Right next to the theater. We took a peek in the grocery store next-door (owned by the same family) and found bok choy, dragon fruit, lychee, coconut for drinking, and lots of ingredients you would want for doing your own Vietnamese cooking. The restaurant is busy on a Monday night at dinner time. Good sign!

We were going to the State Theater to see a show and stopped in for a quick bite of food. My 10 yo…read moredaughter loves pho so this was a no-brainer. The inside is quite nice. Nothing fancy, but modern and clean. We were in a bit of a time crunch so I didn't spend too much time looking at the menu. We ordered dumplings, chicken pho, and shrimp pho. Service was quick; we were in and out. Dumplings are fried, I didn't see if there was a steamed option. I prefer them steamed, but not their fault. Filling was flavorsome. My daughter liked the chicken pho, she liked it, but said the place we go to at home was better. The shrimp pho was good, broth was well developed. They give a nice portion of shrimp, which was nice. Some places can be a little skimpy. Great place to pop in for a quick bite.

Great mom and pop shop. Looks like it's only the husband and wife running the whole shop so things…read moreseem to take longer but they are very upfront and kind about it. I had the Pork Chop Pho. Pho broth was flavorful and pork chops were juicy. Highly recommend. Hubs got the curry which was light and thinner than we expected but never had viet curry before. It was good but pass if you are expecting a thick curry. Son had a chicken rice and he loved it.

Food was amazing. I am a food snob and when I saw the place in yelp I had to give it a try. I was…read moretotally impressed and this is a hidden gem you need to go there!!!

On a wintry day with snow on the ground, some warm Thai food hits the spot…read more I ordered golden triangle (fried tofu in triangle squares with dipping sauce) as my appetizer. A simple dish but one I still greatly enjoy. Also, I'm seeing less places in MD offer this as an appetizer, so I appreciated that they still offered it. And it was good for what is simply tofu. Hot when it came out, crispy, and had good texture. For my entree, I had pad thai. I asked for medium spicy and this is where I was disappointed. Their medium tasted like mild to me. Next time, I'll have to ask them for maximum spicy level as medium gave me no heat at all. The pad thai was good overall, and was a big portion, but it tasted just good, and the heat would have added a little more to it. For dessert, I had mango with sticky rice. Good, no issues here. The inside has soft lighting and soft music so it definitely works as a place for a romantic dinner for two. Overall, it's a good local thai place here in the heart of Bethlehem PA.

Got it to go, it's amazing! Highly recommend! We are Thai food snobs and this is excellent! Enjoy!read more

I went with my colleague from work. I love supporting local spots. It's a nice environment. A place…read moreyou could work or meet in. There is parking available. I ordered a chai tea and got the last slice of strawberry cake there. The tea was flavorful and the right temperature. I saved the cake for later. The staff was friendly. Definitely enjoyed my time and stayed after we met to take another meeting. Would return when in the area.

What a great meal! I didn't know what to expect coming in, but I sure loved the variety on the…read moremenu! It's a great little cafe to stop at for a quick bite and the soups all sounded REALLY good. I really loved the fact that they had Vietnamese options too. I opted for a BBQ chicken flatbread with onions and cheddar. This sandwich was pure chefs **kiss**! The flatbread was warm and soft and the chicken was tender and the perfect amount of BBQ sauce. The cheddar went perfectly with it and the crunch of the sautéed onions and lettuce fit in perfectly. I had a choice of a few sides but opted for the bean salad which I was very happy with! The staff was super nice and helpful when I was a bit indecisive on what to get. When we're in the area again, I will definitely be stopping by to try something else.

I spent $15 on a pho and it came with 4 slices of beef. Where is the rest of beef? Both pho and…read morehoagie were bland. Nope!

Friendly prompt service. Very tasty food! Prices are moderate, as can be expected in a nice,…read morewalkable, downtown location. Slight slope upward as you walk into the historic building. My dad loved the steak & tripe pho. I enjoyed the shrimp pho. The side of vegetables to be added to the soup included lime, jalapeño, bean sprouts. There was no basil today. But it was all good! We started the meal with shrimp summer rolls as our appetizer, but ate them too quickly to get a photo taken of them. The peanut dipping sauce was yummy. We parked on the street at a parking meter. This is a nice neighborhood to walk around either before or after your meal. Right next to the theater. We took a peek in the grocery store next-door (owned by the same family) and found bok choy, dragon fruit, lychee, coconut for drinking, and lots of ingredients you would want for doing your own Vietnamese cooking. The restaurant is busy on a Monday night at dinner time. Good sign!

They did not want to seat us. The ppl there told me they only had hoagies and coffee. When I asked…read morefor a coffee to go They said it wasn't american and tried to convince me that it wasn't what I was used to. Then when I said yes, I understand and i stillwanted the coffee; they begrudgingly made one. Then they said they only took cash. Everyone there just stared. We left, hungry, thirsty and feeling judged. We had a horrible experience!​ I gave them a star because we had to if not, I would have given them a minus 5.

It's actually called Cafe Phuong, not Coffee Phuong. Cafe does mean coffee too but not in this…read morecontext. While the outside may look a bit drab, and heck, the inside as well, the food is pretty good. I used to get a few different dishes from here and most were decent, especially the Chao Long (congee with innards) and Banh Mi Thit Nguoi (Vietnamese Hoagie). The past several years though I've mainly only get the Banh Mi. Mostly because when I'm really in the mood for good Vietnamese food but I don't want to bother mom for those particular dishes I'm craving, I tend to head to Philly to meet up with friends and go out there. Cafe Phuong is usually frequented by mostly the elder Vietnamese men sitting around nursing their slow-drip coffee and shooting the breeze. I tend to call my order in ahead of time and come pick it up - I don't like standing around there too long because too many questions get asked: who are your parents, who do you know, are you dating any good Vietnamese boy, would you like to meet my son/nephew/cousin/friend's kid/boy from good family I've met once before at church/temple/etc... But for the delicious $3 Banh Mi? I'd suffer through those any day. FYI I'm pretty sure it's cash only P.S. Since I automatically revert to Vietnamese when addressing any Vietnamese adults (sounds strange I know since I'm "technically" a Vietnamese adult myself LOL) I actually do not know if they speak English here. But if you can muster up somewhat close to the actual sounds you'll be fine, especially if you've eaten Vietnamese food before.