Stopped in this casual sit down dining option tonight for dinner with my extended family…read more The small interior is a combination of tables and booths (mostly set up for 4-6 persons but some of the tables can be pushed together for larger parties like ours). You will order at your table with a server and they bring the food to your table but you will pay at a counter in the back. All of your condiments and utensils are on the table in caddies. Our server took our order efficiently and brought us waters but I had to take a water back bc it had some unknown object in it. We ordered bun (vermicelli noodle bowls), brisket pho, fried rice (chicken and beef), spring rolls and chili chicken wings. All of the food was well cooked and flavorful but came out piece meal with some food coming out well ahead of others. My pho was very flavorful and the broth was very pleasant and smooth. Service was attentive and prompt. Great meal for a fair price.

Came here for the first time today and the pho was so delicious and nourishing. The broth was…read moreincredibly flavorful and the service was so quick and friendly. I got the brisket pho and it was definitely one that would bring me back to coming to get it again. They also had boba tea and other things too, but I didn't try those because I was so focused on the amazing soup haha. The atmosphere was calm and the place felt clean.

This place has moved to Madison Heights, VA (see attached pic for new address)…read more All of the tables are gone but the lights are still on, a little confusing. Does not appear to be active for service. No answering machine on the phone line, phone will just ring.

Vibe: 5/10 - a bit cluttered/some odd space Service: 7/10…read moreValue: 7/10 Grilled combo: 8/10 Grilled pork: 7/10 Pho: 7.5/10 Overall: 6.92/10 (3.45/5) [To clarify our review system: 10 = we'll never have anything else as good as this in our lives (we use 10 very sparingly!) 9 = extraordinary 8 = great 7 = above average 6 = average Anything below 6 is being critical]

We were in town and let Yelp guide us and we were not disappointed. This is a small mostly to-go…read morerestaurant in a strip mall. There are 3 tables inside, so we chose to eat in. I chose the Vietnamese sandwich. It was so tasty. Bread was toasted and crispy and the mix of chicken, pickled cucumbers and fresh herbs were great. My daughter ordered the bulgogi beef rice plate (with kimchi on side) and a strawberry lemonade with strawberry popping boba. She loved both. Food comes out fast. Overall excellent!

First time trying Nguyen's Kitchen. Got it to go and took it home to eat with my wife. It does have…read morea very small eating area if you want to eat there, but don't take a large party as there's only 3 tables. Spoke with Linh about their background and where they're from. Very very nice lady (owner) and very helpful with the menu. - I had the chicken Pho ($16.50). I added the 2 included Hoisin sauce packets. It also came with a Sriracha sauce packet and a small container of chili oil along with the normal variety of noodles, sprouts, fresh herbs, green onions, white onions, jalapeño slices, and a lime wedge. The chicken was tender sliced white meat with no fat, gristle, or bones attached. The broth had a lot of flavor and was delicious. - I also had the shrimp and chive dumplings ($7.00). Not a strong shrimp flavor, but they had a nice crisp on the outside and were tasty. The sauce that comes with the dumplings is absolutely delicious. - My wife had the Bulgogi beef ($14.50). She said it was tender and very delicious. It came with rice, kimchi, and cucumber salad. I just happened to speak to Linh about the cucumber salad and she said this is how she's always made it for her kids and they love it. Well, I'm with her kids and love it too. She makes the vinaigrette herself and it has an unexpected sweetness to it instead of the usual strong vinegar flavor. We both loved it. - We had the pork gyoza ($7.00). This was cooked my favorite way, deep fried (not pan fried). This took me back to the gyoza in Japan and the Yaki Mandu I used to get in Korea. Great crispy wrapper with a tender flavorful filling. And again, the sauce that came with it is some of the best I've had. - The kimchi is not overly spicy and has a slight sweetness to it. - The Egg Tarts ($5.50) are good, not overly sweet. Could use a bit more filling for a better filling to pie crust ratio. - I also got a Chai tea bubble milk ($6.25) that was super delicious. Overall, we really enjoyed Nguyen's Kitchen and will go back with friends. It's unfortunate that it sits behind a Taco Bell and is not highly noticeable from the road, otherwise I might have tried it sooner.

Viet Sub is an unassuming little banh mi spot with parking tucked behind the storefront. Ordering…read morewas quick and the worker was friendly. I got the grilled pork banh mi and it was perfect. The meat was not dry like some places. No comments! It was so good I forgot to take a picture before eating.

After reading the glowing reviews on Yelp, we made the decision to lunch at Viet Sub. The…read moreconverted home was clean, and the employees were friendly. Both my wife and I, being fans of Vietnamese food, ordered the touted "The Beast" sandwich and a fried egg roll. The egg roll was greasy and tasteless, and the typical packaged duck sauce didn't help. "The Beast" sandwich was loaded with fresh vegetables, and obviously had meat (we saw it), but the combination of ingredients on the sandwich tasted like a bland, meatless, vegetable sub with no discernable sauce. Overall, the visit was a total disappointment. While dining, we could smell the bowls of pho being served, and that might be worth a return trip.

Delicious Vietnamese food in the Lynchburg Community Market. The food is really good for the price…read moreyou pay. We really enjoyed the pho and the spring roll. The only downside is the pho is served in styrofoam to-go containers and the plastic spoons are too small to eat the pho. The pho is probably better enjoyed taken to go where you can pour it into a bowl and eaten more comfortably. Looking forward to coming back next week.

Stopped by the Virginia Tech area and found some incredible pho -- easily one of the best we've…read moreever had. Definitely making this a regular stop anytime we're down that way.

Craving authentic Vietnamese? It's Pho Time! Expect a warm environment with friendly staff who make…read moreyou feel right at home. While their pho is absolutely comforting with amazing noodles, another stand out is their banh mi. It's more like Banh Mi Time! The bread is crispy on the outside but packed with flavor on the inside. Each sandwich made with fresh herbs, pickled carrots, and flavorful protein options. Good portions. Whether you're stopping in for a quick lunch or a cozy dinner, It's Pho Time delivers. Loved their take out and would certainly consider them again in the future.

Been wanting to come here forever, literally something in my gut kept on telling me to go, so we…read morefinally went to try it out today. Let me tell you this Pho was the best Pho I have had in years! So good, so so worth it! We also tried the Eggroll appetizers and they were so crunchy and delicious! The fish sauce pairs well with them. I have to go back to try out the rest of the menu! Service was fast, our waiter was a young man, super nice & courteous. Quiet atmosphere, but not the weird quiet, it's the I'm enjoying this delicious dish quiet. Iykyk! Yes, the building may look like it needs attention as well as some tables inside, but trust me the food is 10/10! You have to try them out!

The exterior of the building where this Vietnamese Cuisine restaurant is located leaves much to be…read moredesired. It has no fancy restaurant front, no fancy landscaping, no nice trimmed green grass, and the two handrails of the three cement steps going up to the entrance door are rusted and almost falling down. Yet the small parking lot in front of the place is often full of cars during lunch and dinner time. But since it is often these hole in the wall restaurants that have the best ethnic foods, I decided today to go try it out. Just above the restaurant's building one can see the beautiful Mill Mountain in all its splendor with the green color of the Spring and above it, the Roanoke Star, highlighted by a beautiful blue sky high above it. You can appreciate this more by viewing my photographs that accompany this review. After I entered the restaurant through two simple glass doors, the inside of the restaurant was clean, with its walls painted white, its floor tiles nice and shiny, and its decor in the minimalist style with only nice looking furniture and nice original paintings and artworks evenly spread around the walls of the restaurant. It had large windows in the front that brought in bright light. Next to the windows and walls were dark red color booths and in the middle of the dining room were tables and chairs. As soon as I entered I was warmly greeted by a young man behind the host's station, who welcomed me with a big smile, handed me a copy of the menu, and asked me to take a seat at the table of my choice. After walking around I went and sat at a table that I not only could feel comfortable, but was situated in a central location with good light so I could observe the restaurant well and be able to take well lit photographs of the food items as soon as I was served and while enjoying my dining experience. The same host doubled as my server, and came by my table with a happy smile to see if I was ready to order. To drink I ordered the CAFE SU ADA, a Vietnamese Iced Coffee with Condensed Milk. As appetizer I ordered Ha Cao, Deep Fried Pork Dumplings served with mixed fish sauce. I also ordered their Goi Cuon Tom 2 Cuon, a shrimp, lettuce, and noddle rolled up with a rice paper, and served with peanut butter sauce. As the main course I ordered their Com Suon, Steamed Jasmine Rice with a Grilled Pork Chop. While ordering I talked with the server and he told me that this was a family owned and run business, together with the AA Asian Market that was inside the same building with an entrance from the restaurant. His mother seemed to be the cook, and his father in charge of running the Market. Through my experience I have found that this is very tipical in many ethnic groups restaurant businesses. The food all came out at once, even though I told my server that I would like my appetizers first. So I would recommend you order the appetizer first and after you're done eating it then order your main course, so the second doesn't get cold and you have more time to enjoy both while conversing with your guests. Everything was delicious: the dumplings, the pork, and the shrimp roll, although I found the rice paper a bit too thick and sticky, making it a bit difficult to handle. The sauces accompanying the food were also extremely good tasting. When I asked what they had for dessert, my server walked to the Market and brought me one of their popular desserts. Not knowing what it was, I ate it anyway. The sweet sauce was good but I didn't care much for the pieces of some type of pieces of a vegetable it had inside. In conclusion, I would definitely recommend this restaurant for a wonderful Vietnamese Cuisine dining experience. Both the food and the service were great. So much so that I feel in the process I got to learn more about their culture as well.

Wonderful food. It's our go to for Thai food. Get the pho....the curry chicken pho is our favorite…read more Not spicy just good flavor!

Visiting the city and had a taste for Vietnamese but not just pho. Our order was good: wonderful…read morefish sauce on the Vermicelli beef with eggroll, and delicious stir fry shrimp with egg roll. We shared. We were the only sit down customers. Brisk pickup business. Good service.

The servers here are so attentive and kind. I got a freshly cleaned table, a cold glass of water. I…read moreknew it would be the start to an amazing meal! Kindness is the best appetizer. I feel like it was my birthday. Michael was my server, he has such a great smile. He even politely placed my napkin on my lap for me. I got the egg drop soup which came with crispy chips, and an egg roll with spicy mustard. My brain was on fire like the 4th of July! All delish! For my main I got a salmon skin roll. It was nice and crunchy. It's gotta be my favorite roll. All delish! 10/10, will definitely come back again!

They got our order right and it was timely. However. The food was not good across the board. Very…read moredisappointing. I got Mongolian beef, it had what appeared to be cabbage hearts as a filler. The lo mein was not good, and barely any protein. Order correct and on time is only reason this wasn't 1 star.

For reasons unbeknownst to me, this place operates as a takeout only in a quiet space that was a…read morebit hard to figure out. When I did pull up to the window, I was skeptical that my takeout would be ready in the short time it took me to drive there, but someone immediately came to offer me my food. The drunken noodles I got extra spicy had an abundance of dried chili on top, and the wide rice noodles were properly springy. The flavor was missing a little depth, but the portion was solid. I was surprised that the ginger-based tofu dish actually tasted better, with a modest amount of spice but plenty of ginger and black bean sauce and of course that aromatic jasmine rice distinctive to the cuisine. A set of potato-filled curry puffs made the whole thing into a solid two meals. It wasn't up there with the best, but there was some legitimate quality and the convenience of this was likely better than other options I was looking at for vegetarian food in Lynchburg.

Overpriced by 20%. Better Thai in Roanoke and Charlottesville. Make better food, bigger portions,…read moreTHEN charge $17.00 a plate! I make better Pad Thai.