Never disappointed. Good food, Good service. Pho is so good and Vietnamese ice coffee. We will come…read moreback soon.

I ordered Takeout because my Brother always orders from here. I wish the portions were larger but…read morethe food is good. I ordered a LemonGrass Soup which is clutch if your congested or have sinus issues. I also ordered the Curry Chicken & Beef Satay Skewers. The ingredients were fresh and the Peanut Dipping Sauce was delicious. I also ordered a House Special fried Rice I added Chicken, Beef and Shrimp to the Rice. House Fried Rice with Shrimp, Chicken & Beef. I only got 3 pieces of Shrimp Very Little Beef portions also. I guess it's whatever they can fit in the ToGo container. $22.20 for this. This restaurant is always busy.

The Xtra large phoe was amazing. The rib meat just melted it's soon as I picked up using the…read morechopsticks. It literally broke apart. The soup was clear broth served in just right temperature. The garnish was freshly chopped with jalapeño slices and bean sprouts served in cold. You gotta try this place. I am too full to try anything else but if I had a room...I definitely try more. Oh the service was also prompt and friendly. The atmospheres is eccentric with vietmese bicycle as a central display.

A big, clean Vietnamese restaurant. The pho bowl was big, and while I liked the tripe, beef eye…read moreround, tendon (tender!), brisket - the meatballs were a bit strange in texture, almost big and a bit dry, like chunky overcooked meatballs? Anyway, the XL had a lot of noodle, didn't finish. I've had better pho - this was ok, but not as rich broth that I've had from some shops that cook the bones longer (my Vietnamese friend shared that guiding tip with me in making our own). The spring rolls were ok; half were burst open and too dry/crisp/oily inside, so had better elsewhere. Also would've liked it if they had some more pickled radish and carrots to balance for the single large piece of lettuce wrap. Service was quick and efficient, though, and the hot tea was nice. 5% discount for cash.

Having lived in Los Angeles/Orange County for the past 26 years, I'm kind of a snob when it comes…read moreto Vietnamese food, Pho, in particular. I was amazed when I found this little hole-in-the-wall gem in one of my old haunts, Closter. I decided to give it a try. I got two bowls of the beef combo Pho, a single order of the regular beef Pho, the Spicy Ma Mi banh mi sandwich, and a Vietnamese Iced Coffee. These items are the easiest to judge, as most of the Vietnamese restaurants around Bergen County and the surrounding area kind of fail, choosing to cater to the population (skimping on spice, choosing western ingredients over authentic Asian ingredients, etc.). When I picked up my call-in order, the woman at the counter was very nice, though not Vietnamese and neither was the cook (not a problem at all, just an observation). She handed my order and I paid with a nice tip. I made it almost half way home when I got a call from the restaurant, and the same person told me she forgot to hand me the Vietnamese Iced Coffee and apologized. I made a u-turn and drove back to Ma Mi Eatery and picked up my drink. None of this exchange knocks any points against them, in fact, I was happy they called me. When I got home and unpacked everything, it all looked pretty authentic. I started with the combo beef Pho, adding all the toppings, plus the condiments of Hoisin sauce and Sriracha. What was missing was the fresh Thai basil! Then I read the menu and saw that they put the basil IN the soup when they serve it, so when I got home, all the basil was wilted. That's a shame because every single AAA Pho restaurant in Westminster, California serves their Pho with fresh Thai basil so customers can control how much basil they want, and to prevent wilting. That is my only real critique. Otherwise, the Pho was delicious, the broth was flavorful, and the really LOADED the soup with beef. Seriously, a lot of places in Westminster aren't that generous with brisket, but Ma Mi made my day. The Spicy Ma Mi banh mi sandwich was delicious, and loaded with all the appropriate toppings and condiments, though I wish they packed the wet ingredients (pickled carrot and daikon, cilantro, jalapeño) so the bread wouldn't get soggy, which it did, slightly. The bread itself was not the best bread I've had, typically, the bread used in most Vietnamese sandwich shops have a flaky crust and airy soft bread inside. This one a bit coarse on the crust with a heavy crunch. The interior was okay though. All in all, it was a great effort. The next time I revisit my hometown, I'll be sure to stop by Ma Mi Eatery for sure.

Can't beat a lil spicy jerk pho on a cold day. Soup portions are solid and taste is spot on…read more Dumplings were nice but portion vs price I don't see the value. Pork Banh Mi sandwich was good and hit all the notes. Ma Ma Mia - In!

Our last two visits have been disappointing and it seems like things are not moving in the right…read moredirection with this place. Our most recent visit this past weekend was disappointing where I have to use a 1980's commercial to describe our meal "Where's the beef?!" Lemongrass beef Mekong roll that had a tiny sliver of beef in the roll. Scraps of ribeye and brisket in one order, and the same scraps of meat in the Mekong Combo.

I was so happy to find a Vietnamese place nearby! I'm a Vietnamese food enthusiast :). My husband…read moreand I had brunch here. He ordered a smoky beefy pho noodle soup while I enjoyed a traditional banh mi sandwich with lychee green jello drink. It's a spacious eatery, clean, with attentive professional service. The food tasted great and we'd love to dine here again someday. They seem to be a great place where friends and family can get together to enjoy some night life. They also have a self serve beer station along the back wall. I've never seen anything like this before. In general Nyack is also a very cool place to visit!

I placed a DoorDash order from Binh Duong IV [255 Pascack Rd, Township of Washington, NJ] on…read moreSaturday, 03/14/26, around 11:30 AM. I customized my pho bowl by adding the Beef Ball (Bo Vien), which also came with rice noodles, cilantro, onion, and scallions. I was given a mini bag filled with jalapeños, basil leaves, limes, bean sprouts, sriracha packets, and hoisin sauce packets to complement the pho. Overall, the soup was absolutely dynamite and comforting. The broth had a superb flavor bomb, which made the entire meal extremely satisfying. I enhanced my bowl with the addition of jalapeños, basil leaves, lime juice, and sriracha sauce. The order was delivered in a timely manner. The staff member who assisted me over the phone was super kind, especially since I requested extra sriracha packets. The price point of the pho was nicely affordable. Overall, I highly recommend going to Binh Duong IV for a delicious bowl of pho. This restaurant does not disappoint when it comes to the satisfaction and taste of the food.

3.5: A casual, unpolished spot for Vietnamese food that's probably better for takeout…read more We stopped here for lunch on a weekend and there were a few customers already dining in and quite a few takeout orders coming in. They had two kinds of pho: one with three types of meat (rare steak, beef balls and brisket -$16) and one with one meat ($15) plus choice of additional protein at either $1 or $2 extra. Both were pretty good but we felt quite thirsty afterward from the sodium and seasonings. We enjoyed the tofu spring rolls (though the tofu was hard to pick out) and the summer rolls. There was a little miscommunication around the pho and what was included, and my pho came out with the wrong type of protein at first. But they fixed it in short order and were nice and accommodating. The actual space looks like a larger Chinese takeout place so nothing special there. There's also a sign that said to seat yourself and then order at the kiosk. The server was there and said he could serve us. But you can save money by just ordering at the kiosk or getting takeout. 3% more on credit card orders too. I guess the prices are what you get these days but felt it, maybe because of the lack of ambiance. The plaza is pretty sad looking, with some empty storefronts and smaller shops like a nail place, pizza, small Greek spot, and a Fresh Grocer. The plus side is parking is easy peasy.

Pho today always has great Pho around Fort Lee (Bergen) Area. Broth is solid good. It's my go to…read morefor pho in bergen

Some days this place is 3 stars, and some days it's 4. It depends on who's working that day and…read morewho's filling the bowls with noodles. This is because some staff are rude and/or show zero care. And the food quantity varied everytime I went. Some days I get way too much noodles and some days I have missing meats on their Pho special. I will still give it a 4 star cause the food is still good.

I was in the area and saw them listed and thought to try them out. I got take out, hence I can't…read morespeak to the dine in experience. Overall though it's a small space, well lit, clean with a nice ambiance. Food? In this instance I ordered two dishes which are what I consider mainstays of any Vietnamese restaurant... I ordered a Bahn Mi and Pho. I have to say, on both counts they scored hits with the food. Both were well done and tasty and there are no complaints there. I would recommend them for people liking good Vietnamese. I'd even say it wouldn't be a bad place to dine in, I think they had a radio and TVs going and I'd be a little reluctant only because of noise level but I did like the bright space and the layout and color design of the restaurant. It's a modern and very compelling space to be in for a meal.

I stopped here for a quick dinner before heading to the movies and it was pretty busy especially…read morewith online orders which was great! It's very chic, nice and clean on the inside and the guy at the counter was super helpful. I started with the chicken wontons which were soooo good, had a nice strong ginger and garlic sauce which was so beautifully flavorful. I got the veggie based pho since the beef broth had fish sauce in it (I have an aversion to any type of seafood) so the broth itself lacked some flavor which is to be expected but the beef was nice and thinly sliced, the vermicelli was great and the sauces were really good too. It was also served HOT which really cleared my sinuses and felt very refreshing. Overall a great experience and will definitely be coming back! Those wontons were definitely the highlight for me.

I've been on the hunt to find good Vietnamese food in the NYC area and managed to make my way to…read moreJersey for this spot! Their portions are solid and the pho broth was pretty good! They are really generous with the meats and it was a super filling meal for the price! The staff was really sweet and it looks like a small family run business and inside they can only really fit 12 people or so! I noticed as I was eating there, the takeout orders were nonstop so they must have a loyal following! We got the beef & brisket pho which had a nice broth - slightly sweet but with all the veggies and sauces put in, I was able to get the taste I was looking for. We also got the spring rolls which were fried perfectly! I absolutely love a good crunch when I wrap the spring rolls in the lettuce! Definitely swing by or order to-go from this spot!

One place that I always forget about, but glad when I remember. We have eaten here twice and it's a…read morelittle hidden gem that needs no polish. The dining room and restaurant itself is bare-bones, but the food is fantastic. Before you do any eating, be sure to order the Vietnamese Coffee. It's like a chocolate milk/touch of coffee ice cream with the kick of Sea Biscuit. My wife always gets a Pho, and I get one of the many other selections. Banh Mi, Shaken Cubed-Steak, Vermicelli Combo, etc. We have yet to try dessert due to always being full. You'll definitely get your money's worth here !