It's been two years and things have changed. But the Happy Hour still rocks here. HH is Wednesdays through Sundays from 5p-7p still at the high-tops and bar area only. They've added some more popular drinks like the Basic B**ch which is like a lychee martini, and the Upper East Side which were both very delicious. I had two of each! For the HH snacks, we got the shrimp and the pork dumplings and we all agreed the Shrimp Dumpling was the favorite. It's sauce was soy-based, while the pork had kind of a curry base. We really went for a Birthday reservation. So after happy hour at the bar we moved over to our table. And order more drinks and more good eats! I suggested the Edemame Hummus (again) [still amazing!]. But we also got the Octopus and Imperial Eggrolls. Side note - our server Natalia was really kind to our very active table of two checks and 8 people. She went over the menu, and she was so convincing we ordered everything that she talked about. She even asked if I wanted a drink and I didn't at first, but then she went on to talk about the Upper East Side, and I was sold. For the main entrees, we shared the Branzino which is market price, the Millionaire Rice, and the Bo Luc Lac (filet mignon). All were amazing. I'd ordered it all again. Will definitely be back. read more

The food doesn't match the price you pay. All of the dishes are appetizer-sized, yet they're priced like a luxury dinner. This place is geared toward people willing to spend big money or trying to impress a date. This isn't a place for anyone on a budget. I especially like how they automatically add a 20% "convenience fee. read more

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The hostess was so cool. Her vibe was really great and she was very eccentric. I passed by this place all the time and the food was really wonderful. I wouldn't recommend bringing children here though it's tight. They do have space but it is tight and they're very accommodating. Very nice. The food was good. Everything was wonderful here. read more

Phuc Yea - Lemon drop - Vietnamese Near Me - Miami, Florida

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We had our anniversary dinner at Phuc Yea and I don't even know where to start. The food and drinks were so good that we forgot to take photos, which if you know me, says everything. I genuinely dream about the dishes we had there and I am not being dramatic even a little bit. Every single thing that came out made our jaws drop. Our server whose name I wish I had written down took such good care of us for our anniversary, had incredible suggestions for both food and drinks, and just made the whole night feel really special. And the bartenders? I don't know what they're doing back there but it is straight up magic. Every drink was delicious. Honestly don't even bother over researching this place, just go and let your taste buds have the time of their life. You can thank me later ‍ read more

Phuc Yea - Happy hour - Vietnamese Near Me - Miami, Florida

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Absolutely phenomenal service and food!!! My husband and I came here for our anniversary and we were blown away. Our server Carolina, was a sweet heart and gave us the perfect recommendations on what to eat and try. The drinks were all made by her and were delicious. The management was going around making sure everything was up to everyone's standards. We will definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone especially for a date night in Miami. P.S- Parking was pretty easy to find if you get there early around 5-6pm but after that it gets pretty packed so make sure to make reservations online. Thank you so much! Phuc Yea truly made our anniversary dinner once if the best experiences we have ever had. read more

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I came in here during happy hour on a Saturday. I sat with my friend at the bar at 520ish and there was already a good amount of people enjoying beautiful looking cocktails. The happy hour menu has a couple of apps such as an assortment of dumplings and bao buns to choose from. We ordered the shrimp + pork dumplings, chicken wings, and PY noodles. The sweet sauce the wings are drenched in was spectacular and the noodles had a great flavor. I will absolutely come back to try more dishes. The service was 5/5, from the waitstaff, bartenders, runners; they were all so friendly and welcoming. This place has so much going for it, the only thing I would say that is something to consider is that parking isn't exactly plentiful or easy. read more

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Be warned about the parking situation: there's not a lot of parking. I tried calling the restaurant multiple times but no one answered. The receptionist didn't get my calls. Another group also commented they called and no one answered. The music was kind of loud near the reception. If you're a large party, I cannot stress this enough make. a. reservation. We got seated upstairs and the experience was a 180. The bar looked so cool and I loved the purple lights. The ambiance was perfect. Everyone loved their drinks (get the lychee martini). the octopus, the bao buns, the sea bass, and the fried chicken were . Some dishes had a little kick but still enjoyable. Everything was so good. I enjoyed this Asian-Latin fusion. read more

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Cozy spot on Biscayne that envelopes in warmth as you as soon as you step in. You feel invited into this Asian oasis with delish bites and craft cocktails. We almost ordered seconds as the appetizers were Good. Highly recommend family style so you can try everything. The branzino is a good size portion. Noodles were a bit small to share, but every strand was savory. The octopus was fresh and chargrilled to perfection, possibly the best I've had. Tip : happy hour is only at the bar! So don't book a table expecting the HH prices read more

Phuc Yea - Menu - Vietnamese Near Me - Miami, Florida

This place is so dope. It's indeed a hidden gem. They are hip-hop throwback R&B all night. The ambience is so hip cool gives you retro 90s vibe. A great place to grab a bite or even go to the bar sit down and get a drink. It gives me a little bit of a speakeasy feel. Each meal is made so uniquely with a different ingredients that actually works together. Our waiter was so helpful with suggestions. Would definitely say make sure you do a reservation. And go with an open mind definitely recommend. They have parking in the back of the building. read more

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This spot was selected from the Chase Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables. We were drawn towards the modern vietnamese fusion aspect of the menu and it surely did not disappoint. We were welcomed with two glasses of champagne while we browsed the menu. We decided on the short rib. The short rib was served with bao buns, spicy watermelon salad, green papaya salad, cucumber salad, along with some lettuce and pickled veggies. It was truly curated to serve up the ~perfect bite~ The DRINK! Oh my goodness. I don't say this lightly but that was probably the best cocktail I have ever tasted in my life. It was a gin-based cocktail with an UBE (hellooo?!?!?!) foam on top. This drink WILL be living in my head rent-free until further notice. read more

Phuc Yea - Vietnamese Near Me - Miami, Florida

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I really liked the name, but on second thought, a name like this might not be a good reason to eat here, lol. Google said they have good $10 happy hour eats and drinks, but they didn't have any of the food options when I went. The cocktails were great! A super cute bartender made them and served them up to us at this dimly lit bar. So dimly lit we could barely read the menu and I'm not old, I swear! Lol. I'm not even sure what it is that we ordered, kind of like a ceviche meets guacamole. I think it was good, I'm honestly not sure. It was fatty, almost buttery, my date didn't like that. It came with some kind of chip that broke really easily. The marinated cucumber dish was pretty solid though. I'd get that again. I have friends in the area, so I'll likely try it again, but there will be many other places that I'll be trying first. read more

While in the area had some locals recommend trying this spot and for the most part didn't disappoint. The food was delicious, just wish our server was a bit better. They sat us on the wall right next to a speaker and could barely hear our server talk. They did eventually turn it down a little bit but took multiple times to get a drink menu for a second drink but she never came back to order the second drink. The fried rice, dumplings chicken wings and branzino were great dishes packed with flavor. We don't mind spending the money for great food but please improve service! It was also cool that the walls had a hand painted mural. read more

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For the price this place is overrated. $10 for a can of beer is a slap in the face. This location isn't high rent Brickell or South Beach. Heck, right across the street is a hot dog joint. Anyway, for appetizer we had the soft shell crab which is a pretty simple deep fried crab on top of some very spicy veggies. None of us were that impressed. For entrees we had a branzino and some noodle entree. They were both pretty good but we weren't savoring every bite like you might expect from a Michelin restaurant. Perhaps their short rib dish might be their star dish that earned them the rep. All in all I wouldn't recommend it for the price. read more

If you like ordering food and waiting about an hour for no food to arrive - not even an appetizer - and promises that your order is coming, this is the place for you! We ordered our starters and dinner at the same time - pickle and cucumber starters; crispy tofu and Branzino for dinner. We waited around 8 minutes for our first round of drinks to arrive and proceeded to wait and wait and wait. Our server basically disappeared only to walk by us about 25 minutes later to tell us the food is coming - without skipping a beat or breaking stride. Later, another server asked us if we wanted to refresh drinks. We ordered one more. Some VIPs walked in and sat at the back bar, soaking up time attention of the bartenders and our previous server. Around 15 minutes more of no food, no drink my girlfriend went to tell the hostesses we were done. The server came over simultaneously with the new drink - finally - and the bill for $92 which included the new drink that finally came while saying she would cancel the food order. Not recommended, unless you are a VIP and want to pay for drinks while waiting for food that never comes including the drink that comes after you ask to cancel - and don't even take a sip. Maybe it was the fact that we were a table for two and both women, who knows. But seems like they do really well with large parties from the reviews and what we witnessed personally. It was a Thursday night around 7:50 pm when we walked in. read more

Phuc Yea - I dunno the bar with our previous server. Never got the food we ordered. - Vietnamese Near Me - Miami, Florida

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Valentine's Day weekend in Miami. Three couples, We wanted something fun, different, a little vibey but not pretentious. So we landed at Phuc Yea. First impression? You walk in and think, "Oh, this is cute. Cozy." Then they take you upstairs and boom. The space opens up into this big, beautifully designed dining room that feels like Miami grew up, got stylish, and learned how to cook. Lantern light, warm tones, cool crowd. It sits in a part of town that, if you grew up here in the 80s like I did, you remember very differently. Now it's polished, hip, a little bougie, and unapologetically Miami. We ordered everything family style, which is the move here. Let's start with the octopus. Off the chain. Tender, perfectly cooked, layered with flavor without trying too hard. It was one of those dishes where the table gets quiet for a second because everyone's busy processing how good it is. The dumplings? Absolute flavor bombs. Each bite hits you in waves. Savory, rich, balanced. Easily one of the standouts of the night. We also had the bao buns, fried chicken, millionaire rice, and an edamame hummus that deserves its own paragraph. Because where else do you get Middle Eastern-inspired hummus made from Japanese edamame served with Caribbean tostones? That mashup shouldn't work. But it does. That's the whole point of this place. It's Vietnamese meets Cajun meets Miami meets whatever else they feel like throwing in, and somehow it all makes sense. Quick tip on the millionaire rice. It's bold. Really bold. I made the mistake of mixing it with the chicken on my plate and it got overwhelming fast. This is not a "pile everything together" situation. Eat the dishes individually. Let each one speak for itself. Trust me. Drinks were eclectic and fun. You can feel the Cuban and Latin influence woven in with Southeast Asian and Southern touches. Creative without being gimmicky. And strong enough to keep Valentine's energy flowing. Service was good. Our server was attentive and genuinely nice. The only funny thing was portion guidance. There were six of us and every time we asked, "Should we get two?" she'd say, "Start with one." Maybe she was trying to save us money. Maybe she was confident in pacing. Either way, we ended up with plenty of food and left happy. What really surprised me was the value. For a Miami spot with this kind of vibe, on Valentine's weekend no less, it felt fair. That's not something I say lightly about restaurants in this city. Bottom line. Phuc Yea is not just a clever name. It's creative, confident, and very Miami in the best way. Go with friends. Order a lot. Eat each dish on its own before you start mixing flavors. And do not skip the octopus. One downside, they only had the carrot cake for dessert. And they were out of coffee. Come on guys if you know you're going to have big crowds, then at least don't run out of coffee. :-) Phuc Yea, indeed. read more

My mom and I had a lovely dinner experience here! We loved the octopus, millionaire rice, branzino, and seasonal mushrooms! The decor is very eclectic, be sure to spend some time checking out all the items around the restaurant. It's a fun vibe! The service was excellent. Food came out in a timely manner and Carolina was an excellent server and gave great recommendations! read more

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What a great date night spot! The vibe was super nice! We were sat in the dining room which was very quiet to begin, but as the night continued it got lively. The service was 10/10 Carolina was beyond attentive and so helpful with the menu with so many recommendations! She made sure we were having an awesome time!! We tried a lot of plates and all were tasty! Keep in mind some veggie plates have a spicy kick! Our favorite of the night was the short rib! Wow! falls off the bone so tender and flavorful! Next with the Chicharrón the criolla sauce so good we kept it to pour over the rice! The drinks weren't a huge selection but I loved my margarita! 10/10 read more

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We visited this restaurant on a Sunday utilizing my Chase Sapphire credit. I was surprised how many years this restaurant was in South Florida as I had never heard of it previously. It was a rainy day, the parking a bit tight thankfully it was not a busy weekend. They recommended 2-3 dishes per person. Each dish 20+. We loved everything we ordered except the highly rated noodles. The wings and the rolls were my favorite. Skip the noodles. Definitely recommend but be prepared for the bill as these small dishes adds up. The four plates and dessert were perfect for both of us. read more

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The ambiance is moody, modern, and elegant. The service is very attentive. I visited around 6 on Saturday and was able to catch the happy hour at the bar for half off drinks. The food is yummy, albeit on the pricy side. I ordered the octopus to share and the short rib special which seemed to be the best value on the menu. It is just enough for two people to share. read more

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Food? Off the chain. Prices? I think Holy Phuc! may be a better name for this place. We had the fried chicken, the steak, and the fried rice. All three were admittedly, outstanding. The cocktails were outstanding. What was weird, that cost it a star, is that the server had to announce that there are three most popular dishes were not available because "it's been a busy weekend, and we ran out of these things yesterday." Granted this is Labor Day weekend. But this is just Sunday on Labor Day weekend. Why it is strange is because the things that were not available were rolls, bao, and dumplings. All things that you can make very quickly in the morning, before service. I've made them and I know how many you can turn out with a few people working on them. Visit any good dim sum joint and you'll see people sitting around a table talking and knocking these things out by the dozens. To my knowledge, there hasn't been a shortage of most of the ingredients for any of those things as well which given that you're bringing in a lot of people over the three day weekend you probably want to make sure that you're making people happy you would want to make sure they were in good supply. It's one thing to say it ran out earlier in the service except it was 5:30p at night when we were eating. And you were out of it the day before? Are these frozen and pre-prepared? Pro food. Amateur hour prep. Disappointing lack of forecasting of need of popular items That is not a winning combination. Especially at these rather lofty prices. Service was excellent. The whole concept of the dining room in the front of the house is very hipster. Cool. Quite a bit of fun. Parking? Non-existent. The lot is more than full, and street parking is not available in front of the building or on the side street there. You would have to go block further down to find paid street parking if you can. Star down for the parking. What's the other star? The prices are a bit phuced up. Three mains. Four drinks. $225 with tip (mandatory and set). When a quality New Vietnamese place in London is about half your price you're doing something a bit off. That meal set me back just about $70 all in. So if it had been two people $140 roughly, with the currency conversion. Yes, food prices have gone up, but not that much. I would go back. The food was delicious. I'll just pray that my credit score stays high enough that I can pass the affordability background check and come in. If you're trying to impress a date by how much money you can drop on a meal, then this is your place. Otherwise, you may end up saying Phuc this! read more

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On a business trip to Miami, I had the opportunity to meet a local friend the evening prior for dinner, and he suggested Phuc Yea because the catchy name ... well ... caught his attention. For both of us, we figured the place was worth the try. The spot wasn't crowded on a Sunday night, and we had wonderful service from Giuliana and her colleagues. Very attentive and friendly indeed. The atmosphere is a mix of Asian influences with a Latin flair, which made for an interesting dining room. The music was a tad loud, though. While the tunes added to the vibe, I would have preferred a few notches lower on the volume. After a cocktail each, we shared a handful of "tapas" items from the menu. The Green Papaya Salad was delicious (although the most traditional of the items we shared), and we loved the signature Octopus Carpaccio. Their Ceviche was good (not great) and we shared their Cha Gio (crispy pork and shrimp rolls), which were excellent. Moving toward mains, we split the Millionaire Fried Rice and an order of Bo Luc Lac ... both were wonderful. We finished off the evening with their chocolate and coconut bread pudding (super yummy). With a cocktail each and included gratuity, dinner was $125 per hear, which seemed spot-on for the quality and experience. If I lived in Miami, I'd surely be back. My friend, who does, plans to return with his wife to share this wonderful find. read more

Phuc Yea - Vietnamese Near Me - Miami, Florida

Undeserved Gourmand. Half an hour wait for a 7.30 table. 30 minute wait between courses. Dried up chicken and slow slow service. So disappointing. I'm a local and I'm afraid I won't be back. read more

Phuc Yea has some interesting (and mostly tasty) food -- I would categorize it as Vietnamese Fusion. Despite the name, if you are looking for Pho, this is not the place. They do have an $85 Pho on Sunday's, which is pretty good and will feed two people (or four if you're getting other food), but not what I consider a qualifier for a Pho restaurant. Yesterday was my second, and last visit to Phuc Yea. The servers are attentive but the food just takes way too long, even if you order something simple. Yesterday was not the exception -- we had the same experience a couple of years ago. We waited just over an hour for our food.. with an 18 month old toddler. By the time the food arrived, we downed it in a few minutes and paid. Not an enjoyable experience. Good idea, on the expensive side for what it is, not executed very well. read more

Absolute treat. Loved it and bar service was lights out. Cocktails and menu are fantastic and will definitely be back for special occasion read more

Phuc Yea - Getting ready for happy hour - Vietnamese Near Me - Miami, Florida

We celebrated my sister's birthday here and everything was outstanding. The food was absolutely incredible and the hospitality was on another level -- genuinely some of the best service I've experienced in Miami. Carolina took amazing care of us and made the night feel special from start to finish. In a city where service can be hit or miss, this place completely exceeded expectations. I would come back 100 times without hesitation. Highly recommend for both the food and the experience. read more

Best service I've had at a restaurant in quite some time! All the staff was extremely friendly. Food was also 10/10. PY noodles are a must. As a big papaya salad fan can verify that theirs was delicious. The fried chicken and dumplings were also excellent. read more

Terrible food. Non existent service. Ridiculously overpriced. I really wanted to love this place. Our group was extremely disappointed.

I visited Phuc Yea for the first time a couple of months ago. We got there with one of my coworkers for happy hour, thinking the happy hour started at 5.30pm as it says on its website... well, it didn't. Happy hour had just switched schedules and now it's from 6-8pm so we waited half an hour since we were already there. The place is beautiful, kind of unexpected given what you see from the outside. Also, I love that they have free parking in the back, that's a real plus in Miami. For happy hour they had 50% signature cocktails and "tinis" (little cute martinis), and wine, beer, and bao buns for $5.55. We started with a couple of "tinis", I had the Madame Ho Chi Minh and it was good, straight to the point but good. And it came with a little crispy pickled onion that was so delicious I had to ask for another one. We shared the Watermelon Salad, super refreshing and with a really tasty flavor thanks to the nuroc cham. From the baos, I had a chicken one and a tofu one, both were delicious! Since I visited a few months back, I'm not sure if they changed it or not, because on their website it still says happy hour from 5-7 and I remember even on their IG saying the same, and even the menu they gave us that day. It wasn't until I arrived that day, to my surprise, that it had changed, so it might still be 6-8pm or maybe they brought it back to 5-7pm but definitely food and drinks are worth it and a great quality! I just had to remove one star for the miscommunication about happy hour time. read more

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Carolina is !! Mad props to her and the rest of the staff at Phuc Yea. Service was prompt, prices fair for the sheer amount of food, and ambiance was exactly what we're hoping for. Admittedly, very hungry after many miles logged on South Beach, we arrived early for our reservation and were quickly whisked away to a true culinary experience. We ordered the edamame hummus, fried tofu, with green curry, shrimp and pork dumplings, fried chicken, PY Noodles, with the bao bun side. Carolina recommended we get the pickled radish for the chicken and the rice for the tofu and man, was she right!! I can't decide what I liked more: the tofu or the hummus. So get both. Let me know what you liked. Our eyes were definitely bigger than our stomachs and are going back to our AIRBnB with wonderful midnight snacks in hand. Last but not least, Carolina surprised us with a new-on-the-menu old fashioned mocktail on the house as I mentioned I am not imbibing right now and I was impressed with the likeness. 10/10. No notes. I'd say left no crumbs but yeah, there are definitely leftovers. Thank you again for the wonderful evening. read more

We come here often because the food and drinks and staff are all very wonderful. We stopped by for brunch on Sunday because we wanted to try their humongous pho bowl and it also happened to be Father's Day. They took a Polaroid of us, hand wrote a note, gave my partner an old fashion to go and also a cigar. What a nice touch for all of the dads! And the pho was delicious. It has a Peruvian twist to it with the corn and potato and yuca and plantain. read more

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The garlic noodles was so delicious! perfect balance of creamy and savory and it was just so decadent. I also really loved the flavors of the millionaire rice. The crispy tofu gravy was so savory and sweet and we couldn't stop eating it. Overall, amazing restaurant with a great ambiance and super fun server. read more

Phuc Yea - Crispy Tofu Green Curry - Vietnamese Near Me - Miami, Florida

On Friday, June 19, 2026, I had dinner at your restaurant. I was charged twice for my meal in the amount of $61.44. I initially paid using the QR code provided at the table, and my card was also swiped by the server, resulting in two charges. I called the restaurant today at approximately 3:58 PM and explained the situation to the hostess. Unfortunately, I have not received a call back from a manager. I also returned to the restaurant at approximately 7:00 PM to discuss the matter in person. However, rather than speaking with me directly, the manager sent a server to inform me that they were too busy in the kitchen and on the floor to come out and speak with me. I am extremely disappointed by both the duplicate charge and the lack of communication regarding this issue. read more

I wish I can give no star for the service. The food comes sooooo slow! The food really does not deserve this high price. PY noodle, just noodle and 20 dollars. The food portion is also so small. And it automatically asks 20% tips. read more

Happy hour is amazing . Drinks are so unique and delicious. Alex was a blast ! Definitely great service . Mariano made our drinks perfectly ( looks like Tom Bradys brother) Karina was so sweet and fun . Even the food runner steve made us smile . It's so nice to go somewhere and have a good time. Awesome food awesome drinks awesome people. read more

Title: Avoid This Place I just had my first meal here, and it was a massive disappointment. The pricing is honestly insulting. They charge $28 for a small cup of rice (they call it 'Millionaire Rice') and $20 for a small cup of noodles. Both are listed as main dishes, but the portions are tiny. The environment makes the prices even harder to swallow. The seating is incredibly cramped. The lighting is poor, and the place doesn't even feel clean; the tables were old and oily. You can get much better value and a cleaner, more comfortable experience at plenty of other spots in Miami. Save your money and go somewhere else. read more

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One of our go to places for good food and great ambiance in the neighborhood. The food is really good.

This spot truly has the vibe: chic, lively, and perfect whether you're on a date, catching up with friends, or celebrating a ladies' night out. The cocktails are on point, and the tapas-style menu makes it easy to share and sample lots of flavors. If you're here to nibble, don't miss the shrimp crudo--fresh, bright, and beautifully balanced--or the millionaire fried rice, which is a must-try for any truffle lover. But if you're craving a more filling meal, definitely go for the short rib--tender, rich, and deeply satisfying. Can't stop there the service was amazing and attentive and at the right times. All in all, it's the kind of place where you come for the food and the energy, stay for the drinks, and leave already planning your next visit. read more

Phuc Yea - Vietnamese Near Me - Miami, Florida

Very low value food. We wanted some Vietnamese pho and ordered a Sancocho pho, the only pho on the menu. The waiter told us it's $82. I said why so expensive for a bowl of pho, he goes that it's a big bowl enough for 2-3 people. It's a big bowl with slow cooked pork on a big bone, and enough pho for only one person, and meat for two persons. Taste is good. However, it won't cost more than $35 in a regular Vietnamese restaurant. The tab automatically added 20% as gratuity, which I disagreed and signed 15%, for a pho plus a cup of ice water for each of us. We waited at least 20 min on a Monday noon, after being seated. Later I found on Yelp there's other pho available. Not sure why the waiter (a guy) did not tell us. $100+ for a bowl of pho! Having tried many pho places in the United states, I can never say this is worth it. read more

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Went again tonight and it was amazing as usual . David is outstanding and really knows hospitality which so many good restaurants are missing . He is exceptional. Carlolina , is also the sweetest and remembered us from before . Josh helped us pick some new drinks and was fun to chat with . Christian also awesome . Bottom line is I can't say enough . I moved to Boca Raton , otherwise I would be there every week . Other restaurants could learn from this place , and making people feel welcome. I haven't even mentioned how amazing our drinks were and the food. Their drinks are phenomenal and made with fresh ingredients not something from a bottle. read more

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everything was sooo delicious and the drinks were so fun! Carolina was an amazing server and the chef sent over complimentary shots for our table read more