my FAVORITEEEEE place for pho in yakima!!! i drive all the way across town for it!! So goodread more

Really good fresh food! Two of us ordered the Teriyaki…read moreChicken with egg roll combo and the other two ordered the Bulgogi Pork, one subbed fried rice. All of us were very happy with the flavors and the generous portions. Would definitely return, cuz I gotta try the pho next time!!!

I cannot express how much I love this place! As a Vietnamese who is new to Wenatchee, I've been…read moresearching for a place that has the taste of home and it's this place!!!! The broth is very clear, they are very generous with the meat. Service was good, friendly staff, you might need to wait 10-15' for food! Good vibes! We ordered - Pho dac biet - P9 - I think it's pho nam gau? - Egg rolls We also tried bun thit nuong before - absolutely amazing, big portion. Highly recommend!!

Had pho....17.50, 2 spring rolls water and tea $27. And…read morechange It was ok but 27 bucks?

We ate at My Ma Dim Sum on Saturday night. The only negative thing I have to say is that they're…read moreonly open till 7 PM. We were a little worried we wouldn't make it. When we arrived, the seating area is full, but we were still greeted warmly. We ordered our meal to go but we were still offered a place to sit in glasses of water while we waited. We both ordered pho. I got the combination pho with everything and my wife ordered the beef pho. She also ordered some pork bao buns, and I ordered soup dumplings. They packaged the pho very well, with the broth, vegetables and meat, and one container and the noodles, some of the extra meat, lines, cilantro, basil, etc. In another container, the servings were huge. We had plenty for another meal the next day. The pho broth was excellent. We did have to heat it up again when we added the noodles and extras, but it was well worth it. The soup dumplings were flavorful and warm and the bao buns had a mild but rich pork filling. This was a real treat while we were on the road.

Got the iced coffee and pork belly banh mi. Coffee was good, pretty large serving size so worth it,…read morein terms of price. Not too sweet, but definitely sweet enough to cut the bitter taste of the coffee. The coffee itself wasn't too bitter or sour tasting. I'd get that again. The banh mi, the pork belly option is double the price of any other protein. I'm not sure if that works out in the worth it department for me, but the meat proportion in the sandwich is worth it. The veggies seemed pretty fresh, crisp, but no jalapeño in the sandwich. Not sure if that's a regular thing, but I've eaten enough banh mi with jalapeños, so I consider that a necessary ingredient. The bread was toasted pretty heavily, perhaps cooked in the grease of the pork belly? Not sure. I wasn't a huge fan of that, the bread itself was difficult to tell if it was light and springy with a flaky crust, because it was toasted so hard. Either way, the sandwich was eaten, the coffee was gulped down. I'd probably try other things here. Smelled good in there. Service was nice, staff seemed really amicable and they were turning tables as quickly as people were hopping out of their seats.

Not the authentic Vietnamese pho you're looking for. Their…read morespecial pho was very disappointing... I was expecting meatballs, different beef cuts but got chicken + beef in a bowl. However, service was good, the restaurant was nice and clean! Staff were very friendly and welcoming. I haven't tried their other dishes yet, but this is my honest review for if you're expecting and looking for the authentic pho.

I've eaten at Cuc Tran for over 25 years, often hosting family, friends and employees for lunch or…read moredinner. I remember when "mama" was the cook and the server with her children helping. I remember when her two sons took over the business, and I was delighted this August when "mama" visited on a Friday evening and sat down with me, and we reminisced together. I brought my adult son and we once again enjoyed some old favorites: Curried Beef, Combo Fried Rice, Phō, Mushroom Chicken and Salad. The signature attraction of Cuc Tran is their time-honored authenticity. Whether you eat in or take out, you can depend on the always hot and full-flavored profiles of every entrée. I know this sounds like an advertisement, but I have to give credit where it's due--every dish tastes exactly the same as every other time I've ordered it. The consistency is what keeps me coming back. This café is hidden at the rear of the entryway--you have to penetrate the storefront to find it. The locals know it well, but if you're new in town, you'll have to search the address. Once inside, you'll find adequate booth seating with large table surface areas and sauce racks with menus ready... (see pics) ...and if you're lucky, you'll meet "mama"!

Closest thing to pretty good Asian food in Chelan! Have been coming to Chelan every summer for over…read more10 years and almost every time, we always make a quick visit to this place!

Very good smelling food haven't eaten yet I'm in the car…read more Anyways so So anyways The service cool Ambience was good Micheal Jackson was playing 5/5 Micheal Jackson approved

Good food and service was good not too busy you know in your face…read more I like it when they make sure you have water but not constantly bugging you

Best bowl of authentic Pho in Yakima. I love Vietnamese cuisine. Also try the Pad Thai Noodles…read more It's a huge tasty meal every single time I go. Oh, and the Thai Curry. Friendly service. They can get quite busy at times. Would definitely recommend. There is a good Mexican joint attached Nino's.

I am new to town and was told they had great PHO and it did not disappoint! The service was fast…read moreand very friendly. I went during my lunch break, and it was great. I can't wait to return and try their other items!

Everything was pretty good! Also thai ice tea was great! service was quick and very respectful…read more definitely recommend :3

Have you ever had food that surprised you? Something that you didn't recognize but once you started…read moreeating couldn't stop. That's what dinner is like at Moms Dishes. When you walk in you think that everything is primarily to go which looks like a lot of their business. Once you find a seat you get a large menu that's posted above the to go area and to your right on a rotating screen. We ordered two dishes that were delicious, the special pho with beef and Mom's Special. Mom's Special was definitely the favorite. Egg roll, shrimp, roasted pork and egg noodles (cold). It's served over bean sprouts with a sweet chili sauce. This dish hits all your taste buds. Yakima needs variety. I'm excited to try other dishes soon.

(11/9/2025) We were…read morepassing through Yakima and craving pho, and this spot had great reviews, so we decided to stop by. I really do understand the challenges of running a family business -- everyone pitches in, the hours are long, and it's a lot of work -- so my feedback comes from the perspective of hoping it can be helpful. Service & Atmosphere * The interior is clean and modern, which we appreciated. * The setup initially made it look like we should order at the counter, but when we went up, we were kindly told to grab a seat instead. * We ordered one pho and one banh mi. There were at least six people working and only about four tables occupied, so we were a bit surprised that it took longer than expected for our food to arrive. * The staff seemed quite busy, and we didn't experience much warmth or friendliness during our visit (no smiles or casual check-ins). * One staff member checked on us before our food arrived, but after the dishes came out, no one came by to see how everything was or for water refills. * Check-out is at the counter, which is confusing. * I understand space is limited and family members need breaks, but two people were watching videos on their phones at a fairly loud volume near us. Normally this wouldn't bother us much, but the videos had a lot of loud laughing, and they were on at full volume, which made it a bit hard to relax and enjoy our meal. Food I'm not sure if this is a different regional style of Vietnamese food or a unique take, but it was quite different from what I'm used to. * The pho, for me, lacked depth of flavor. It basically was a bowl of hot water with MSG. I didn't taste any beef bone broth, so I ended up using quite a bit of sriracha and hoisin to add more flavor. 1/5 * The menu mentioned cilantro, but our bowls came with green onions instead and no cilantro. Big deal! * I ordered a large pho, and the portion felt closer to what I'd consider a regular size elsewhere. * The pork banh mi was okay, but it didn't have the charred, grilled flavor I usually associate with this sandwich. Again, it was topped with green onions instead of cilantro. 3/5 * Prices felt higher than what I'm used to in Seattle and Bellevue: the large pho was around $19, and the banh mi was about $15. I recognize there aren't many Asian or pho options in the area so I can understand why this place is popular. Unfortunately, it just didn't quite match what we typically look for in pho and banh mi.

From really really good food to our amazing waiter, Tony, this place is now our goto when in…read moreWenatchee. Egg rolls where perfect and lunch was great! Highly recommend.

Certain restaurants have more of an assembly line quality to them, where the food isn't really…read morecooked by someone with skill but rather it's someone with lesser cooking skill just assembling a meal. The food at this restaurant seems that way. One dish we had was the Chef's Fried Rice. You could tell there was a premade batch of base fried rice to which they added some meat at the bottom of the plate and then put a scoop of the base rice on top. It clearly wasn't all fried together in a wok like most restaurants would do. Order a different fried rice and get different meat at the bottom of the plate with a scoop of the same base fried rice poured on top. The pho was also like a base soup which could go any number of directions depending on what the customer ordered. Pho is just the rice noodles added to the bowl plus the combination of meats that the customer ordered. Just pour the broth on top of all that and that's your bowl of pho. Unlike a pho you would find in a big city pho place you could tell it wasn't based on a typical pho broth made of beef, but maybe mostly less expensive and more easily sourced chicken or pork bones. Big city or small city, perhaps that's no excuse for not having a characteristic pho broth since we frequent the single pho restaurant in the mid-Columbia River Gorge area (with a fraction of the population) and its broth is spot on with the characteristic beefy pho flavor. The food here did satisfy the need for a decent meal. Our order of pho was wrong but it was quickly corrected. Service here was good.

Highly recommend, probably the best thai food in town…read moreFriendly staff, quick service Everything was tidy and clean, I would come back!

Located walking distance from the Columbia river and some of the better hotels in Wenatchee, this…read moreis a great date spot! Unfortunately, I was on a work trip, but I could imagine this being the first stop then walking off the food. It is on the smaller side of restaurants, but the evening I visited, there was a party of 8 seated towards the back. I'd recommend parties of 2-4 max, but they can accommodate more if it's a slower night. The service was good, nothing over the top, but nothing below average. As soon as I entered, I was greeted and sat at one of the high tops. This high top was on the smaller side, but since I was just a party of one, it was reasonable and I another high top right next to me to use as well. The food came out pretty quickly, which was nice and they were easy to reach if I needed anything. Very welcoming atmosphere. I ordered the crab Rangoon, crispy chicken Thai basil, and a Thai Iced coffee. The server recommended the crab Rangoon when I asked her which she would choose between the shrimp rolls, spicy crispy chicken wings, or the crab Rangoon. They were solid, nothing crazy, but good. The crispy chicken Thai basil was decent as well; again nothing over the top, but the right portion with some heart shaped rice to go with it. In my opinion, it could use a little more spice. I went with the medium, but it was definitely not spicy at all, so I requested the spice tray to fix that. The Thai iced coffee was exactly what I would want it to taste like. Yes, I would recommend this place. Keep the party smaller. I'll have to try another dish on my next trip out here.