Great Vietnamese restaurant, I think best in Fort Wayne. Owner is extremely nice and helpful…read more Food is great Pho and sandwiches are delicious. Try it you will be amazed

Kim Vu (Dupont & Coldwater) - best spring rolls in town…read more Simple review today. In my opinion...Kim Vu has the best spring rolls in Fort Wayne. Each roll is $2.85. The roll is decent sized and filled with fresh and cool ingredients. The roll also features several pieces of moist pork and tasty shrimp. The wrapper is a bit sticky but holds the contents together very well. The roll has a very attractive appearance as well. The peanut sauce is very tasty as well. It is somewhat thick so the roll can be dipped easily. The sauce has a nice creamy and bold peanut flavor. Overall it is rather mild in taste without a spicy kick. You have to visit Kim Vu to try the spring rolls!

This our go to lunch spot. Inside is quaint and not fancy, but gets the job done. Always quick and…read morefresh with friendly faces The sandwiches are incredible, very fairly priced and having tried them all, you can't go wrong

Amazing food! Great service and very clean…read more Highly recommend the tea as well. Kumquat is grand on chilling day after a long flight. Clean plate club for both of our thoughts

Okay, so I don't know how this place only gets 4.3 stars!? This is some of the best food in Fort…read moreWayne. I've eaten ramen across the country and the ramen here is among the top. The pork rice noodle bowl is amazing, as is the Bahn Mi sandwich. I eat here several times a month, and you should ignore the stars and get on over to the BAHN MI PHO SHOP--like right now!

We love bahn mi! The food is ALWAYS stellar. The best ramen in Fort Wayne and the pho is delicious…read moreand flavorful as well. Really like there is pho and ramen at the same place since most restaurants have one or the other. It's a farther drive for us but worth it because of the taste! We often get take out but have eaten inside. A bit cold in the winter. Service is always so friendly.

Fantastic lil Vietnamese joint on the outskirts of downtown... Really good Pho, excellent service…read more(family owned), laidback dining room, and fair/reasonably priced food. If you're looking for solid Vietnamese food, definitely recommend checking out Saigon.

I've only had the egg rolls here. I feel comfortable saying these are the best egg rolls in town…read more They are crispy on the outside and flavor and tender on the inside. The service here is quick and efficient. I placed my ordered over the phone and it was ready within 15 mins. This appears to be a family owned and operated business and they have a system that allows them to run in sync with one another. They offer dine in seating. It's a small place but there is room for several diners. It's not the most aesthetic place, but it's clean and comfortable.

Food was great. They have a good selection of drinks. I was surprised to see sugarcane juice on the…read moremenu, which was so refreshing. The owners are super sweet and the customer service was A+.

Wow. What a cool clean and neat little place. Service with a smile. Super friendly. We got the…read morechicken sandwich egg rolls and chicken cabbage salad with Vietnamese coffee. Everything was very fresh and very good.

Uyen didn't speak much English and my Vietnamese is really rusty but she was delightful. The…read moreservice was great and Uyen was attentive. The decor was definitely Vietnamese and the dining room was immaculate. Our Crab Rangoon was the best! They sent out another when we smacked our lips and oh and awed. The beef pho was excellent filled with sprouts, rib eye, meat balls, tripe and noodles! My wife ordered chicken pho and gave it two thumbs up. Don't miss this spot....the menu is huge!!!!

Went for a bowl of pho - the service and food were decent. Very fast and friendly staff. The…read morebasil and bean spouts were on the sparse side. The pho flavor was good, I had the dac biet - it was good. The major issue was the spoon I was given had stickiness the from a sticker. Happy the restaurant is replacing spoons but this spoon, I asked for a new spoon. I received a new spoon. All good on the second time around. Interior is clean and the bathroom was spotless.

Food is so tasty, large portions for cheap prices. Favorite dishes are the pho, the sushi, noodle…read morestir fry and the anchovy rice. The owners are also so nice and the vibes are immaculate.

I was totally not a fan of the sushi here. Rarely do I order sushi from a fusion place- ie Thai/…read moresushi, Chinese/sushi. And I should have stuck with my gut in this one. I'm always willing to give a second chance, but it will probably be one of the kitchen items. The staff was friendly and the place seemed calm and quiet... I was just not feeling the sushi.

Hidden lil Asian joint on Calhoun…read more.. Stopped into WCG with some friends for lunch... It's a no frills, hole in the wall short order restaurant, but the service is friendly and the food is good. Trying to figure out the toilet situation in the men's restroom (see photo) is like trying to decipher what Biden would mumble at WH press briefs, but I digress... Solid lil place though.

Best asian food in town. No ifs ands or buts. Duck is great, orange chicken is great, the fried…read morerice is even better

We arrived at 5:30 on Christmas Eve, we left at almost 9pm... they were totally unprepared for the…read moreholiday. There was one older woman at the cash register who was to seat guests, take money, get the to orders taken care of and answer the phone. The latter due to the volume of takeout orders took precedence over seating people standing in line who were ignored and there were empty tables. After almost 40 minutes of standing and a group of 8 who had reservations that the restaurant wasn't set up for-it was a mess and a bad experience for them...we were seated. We weren't waited on for awhile as there were only two people waiting tables bringing out one dish at a time to the tables. They put out a bowl of rice that sat before their food came. Customers were angry and two stood and complained loudly at the service...a woman waiting for carry out was there for two hours! We received our bland food, cold appetizers after 8pm. Some customers waited and then got up and left before their meals arrived. They ended up setting the party of 8 by the entrance door and bathroom...I'm not sure if my family would be returning or not when they are empty of customers. Our waiter kept complaining that the customers were complaining to us...

Hainan House is an "old school Chinese" restaurant. The food is always very good. I love their egg…read morerolls and crab rangoon. Their main dishes are good and I always have enough for lunch the next day (especially if I order egg rolls, soup, and crab rangoon). Service is always very good. This place is a quiet, old school restaurant with solid food.

My daughter loved going here to grab some boba. They have a ton of options to pick from which I…read moreappreciated. The service was friendly and quick.

While driving through Fort Wayne, we were itching to get a caffeine boost for our last two hours in…read morethe car to Indianapolis. We looked up all the boba shops around, not expecting to find too much in the area, when we came upon Hoshi Hoshi. As soon as we saw "Mango Sticky Rice Frappe," we knew we had to go. It's great to see a really creative boba shop in Fort Wayne, especially one that (I think) is Thai owned, which is a big departure from the mostly Vietnamese, Chinese, and Taiwanese owned shops through the US. When we first walked in on a early weekend afternoon, there were no other customers in the shop, but as we waited for our drinks, more and more people started walking in until the place was completely full. I'm glad we were at the start of the rush rather than during it! Milk Tea, 50% Sweet w/ Boba ($6.95) - Toppings are $1 each which is kind of on the expensive side. The tea is pretty good for this type of drink, mellow with perfect sweetness at 50%. The boba is a bit too soft, resulting in a disintegrating exterior that's rough and craggy. The bubbles are quite uniformly chewy throughout and resemble more of a jelly than typical tapioca balls. (3/5) Mango Sticky Rice Frappe w/ Jelly Mango ($9.95) - This drink consists of a mango and cream smoothie topped with sweet coconut infused sticky rice, diced mango, and a salty cream cheese topping. The drink is like a creamsicle leaning more towards the mango flavor instead of the cream flavor. The mango jelly sinks to the bottom of the drink, allowing you to get a piece every couple of sips. I was kind of nervous that if the rice was intermixed with the ice that it would be hard and gross, but thankfully they constructed this drink pretty well. Super delicious overall. (5/5) There was one puzzling thing - the barista asked us if we were okay with Jelly Mango in the drink and when we asked if it was included she said yes. Then she went ahead and charged an extra dollar for the topping. Either that, or the drink is not labeled corrected in the menu at $8.95. Bizarre in either case. Bathrooms: None that are customer accessible. I was really surprised by Hoshi Hoshi. I didn't expect to see this kind of place in Fort Wayne. This is a definite visit next time we are in the area.