First time trying this place. I normally go to Four Seasons right down the street, but I wanted to…read moretry something different. I ordered the beef loc lac and a banh mi. Neither was the best I've ever had, but both were definitely good and I'd probably order them again. They also have a steam table with some of the food already prepared when you walk in. I noticed the beef sticks sitting right in front of it, so I figured I'd give them a try. Unfortunately, I wouldn't order those again. They were very fatty and seemed undercooked in the middle. Overall, I'm glad I gave this place a try. The food was decent, but I think I'll stick with the loc lac and banh mi if I come back.

Super unassuming but packs a punch! Was looking for something different for lunch and remembered I…read morehad been wanting to check this place out. They do have a menu - takeout or dine in (few tables but the space is small) and they also have cafeteria style prepared foods that you can peruse. Located on Reservoir near the Cranston line, there is a small parking lot next to the storefront and some street parking as well. I called in an order for Chicken Mee Ka Tang (Cantonese Noodles), Beef Pho, Cold Cut banh mi, Lort (Cambodian eggrolls) and a Vietnamese coffee for the mister. When we got there I was enticed by the offerings and got a small container of the braised pork and eggs and stuffed bitter melon (don't knock it people, it is an acquired taste, lol). We really enjoyed everything we had but our faves were the banh mi (great flavor and didn't skimp on the meats at all!) and the Mee Ka Tang - it did have a bit more gravy than I'm used to but really great flavors - add a little bit of chili oil or sriracha and chefs kiss! The pork and eggs were a tad bit too sweet and pork was tougher than I'd like other than that, everything was delicious. Service was super quick and food was ready as promised. We didn't have to wait for it at all which I can appreciate! Looking forward to returning to this mom and pop shop!! Can't wait to come back!

I was here over the summer on June 4th, 2020 and this place hit the pho out of the park for me…read more I unfortunately ate at the pho place across the street a few months earlier and this place is by far superior to that place. The depth of flavor in the broth is incredible. It was flavorful enough and well balanced with being overly strong. They were only taking to go orders in June 2020 when I was here. By the time I finished my meal I had to place a call to them to tell them how great I enjoyed the pho. Something they already know of course. The noodles were also not mushy like other places. The bean sprouts were also so fresh. I can't wait to get back here.

Food and service are good verging on great. We had a really lovely late lunch after a long walk in…read moreForest Park and finally got to try eat in dining after getting take out a couple of times previously. We got chicken and shrimp spring rolls and pho. Everything was delicious. The actual interior of the restaurant is the only thing that's a little lacking. It's kind of dark inside and clearly very old. It's the kind of old that can never really look clean any more is how I would describe it. But otherwise it's a great spot and the pho truly hit the spot. Definitely want to keep getting take out and try their bun noodles next

A little restaurant inside of a small plaza…read more I ordered the: -fried chicken with yellow rice: this was the best dish we ordered. The chicken was crispy and juicy. The yellow rice was super fragrant. -boiled chicken with yellow rice: the chicken did not seem very fresh. The color and texture isn't what I usually see. I would skip this one. -papaya salad: ive had quite a couple of papaya salads but this place uses maybe shrimp paste as their base? It smelled different and didn't have that fresh taste. -crab fried rice: another one of my favorites here. Overall it was okay but they didn't seem to have lots of customers so maybe that's why the food isn't as fresh?

You know the best food is going to come from a spot that's lowkey, unassuming, and tucked away in…read morean empty plaza. This restaurant delivered! They accommodated our group of 20+ and had no problem splitting the checks. The staff were incredibly friendly and kind, making the whole experience feel warm and welcoming. The food? SO good. The wings were top-notch -- the perfect way to kick off the meal. The beef stew soup was comforting and felt almost healing. But the real standout, in my opinion, was the coconut sour soup -- absolutely delicious. I'll definitely be coming back. As a sweet surprise, the staff even sent us home with a few pumpkin sticky rice desserts to try. Highly recommend. It was such a cozy, homey experience.

This place is small with about 7 tables of 4 and 2 round tables for a bigger party. There many…read moreCambodian restaurants in Lowell but this is my favorite because their price is reasonable and food quality is better. For breakfast they absolutely have the best beef stew noodles and Phnom Penh noodles. For lunch I tend to order either the beef lok lak or bbq chicken with rice. The rice dish portions are large, too! This small restaurant is family run, from cashier, server, to kitchen staff. It's like going home for meals. They do a lot of takeout business as well.

Very small corner restaurant in Lowell, but they have amazing food. The fried squid was so crispy,…read moreyet so juicy. The meekathung is good, but in my opinion, viet Thai's is better in flavor. I also got the lemon soda and it was nice and sour, I just wished it was a bit sweeter. Aside from what I ordered this day, I've also tried their soups and they do not lie when they say they have the best somlaw machu kreung. Soooo good. Definitely recommend.

Not only are they nice here but they out kick the coverage on their food. It has the feel of a…read morecollege town noodle joint with the taste of fine dining. Anyone that knows me knows this is my go to always and Crazy Noodles is the best noodle soup I've had

Stopped by for my first time at crazy noodles on a Saturday afternoon with a party of 4. We were…read moreable to seat ourselves right away! The prices and service at this place was great they have you go up to the counter to put in your order for drinks and food. The selection for this place has a lot of Asian noodle and appetizer choices along with some Italian pasta choices as well. I got the vodka cream fettuccine and it was delicious and a great portion for a great price! I would definitely come back and try other items on their menu the next time I'm in the area.

if you haven't tried it you're definitely missing out! great food great staff 10 out of 10read more

I ordered a beef bahn mi and beef lo mein. We had to throw it all away. A waste of $30. The bread…read morewas stale and only crumbled. The beef had an odd slimy taste, limp cucumber and carrot daikon mix was wet and flavorless. I took two bites and that was it. The lo mein was greasy, same slimy beef. It all just tasted like Saturday's food. This was the second order and will also be the last. Our drive was wonderful.

I've been meaning to eat at Soc Trang for a while now, and today I got the opportunity to do so…read more I'm very glad I did! The food is excellent. Their menu is varied, there are many options to choose from. Vegetarian options are available, the food is fresh and they aren't skimpy on the portions. Prices are reasonable, and fair. I ordered the Banh Pho Xao, which is not the Pho soup, it's a fried noodle dish, with chicken. Fresh and delicious. The waitstaff was friendly, attentive, and courteous. Such nice people. I support local businesses, this restaurant is owned by local folks, and is a gem in the neighbourhood. Parking is free, there's a parking lot in the front, and also free parking is available on the street. I don't drive, and if you don't either, fear not! The PVTA G1 bus will take you right up there. Get off at Sumner and White St, and it's a short walk to Soc Trang from there. And to get back to Union Station, cross White St, to the PVTA kiosk, and take the G1 back to Union Station. This restaurant serves food all day, there's no closure of the kitchen between lunch and dinner, so if you're hungry at 3:30 in the afternoon like I was, you won't have to worry about seeing a "Closed until 5" sign. The restaurant itself is clean, and well organised. It's family friendly, and from what I saw, there's room for parties, family gatherings, or small receptions. There was a large fish tank, which was very clean, with peaceful, healthy fish swimming around. All in all, a very pleasant experience!

First customer service is a 10. Super sweet, super helpful. The food is amazing!!! Very fulfilling…read moreand the flavor oh my... the restaurant is dark but very clean spacious and very chill. Love them

We ordered several food to go. The fried rice had good flavoring and a fair amount of meat…read more Everyone seemed to enjoy it. The sour soup vietnamese style had plenty of vegetables and just enough spices. The beef chow funs with gravy sauce were delicious. Our family shared two bowl and they were completely gone. A few days later, we went back to get two phnom penh noodles. They were not greedy with the soup. The broth had enough flavor that the condiments became optional. There seemed to be plenty of space to eat and the staffs were friendly. Overall, had a great experience and never had to wait long every time we stopped by to get food to go.

Find this to be the better restaurant to order Cambodia food from. Usually go for their roasted…read moreduck, kathew koak and trei proma.

We went here several years ago and seem to remember enjoying it but I neglected to write a review…read moreto remind us how we liked it . This time we were ravenous, having spent 12 hours carrying heavy boxes and furniture all day, so primed for a good meal. The Rouleaux egg rolls were superb and the steamed shrimp & crab dumplings outstanding, both accompanied by simple but distinct sauces that really made them pop. Our entrees were equally impressive. The crispy fried catfish (Trey Tuk Peng Pah) and seafood noodles (Crevettes, Moules, Champignon Et Pates De Riz Au Gingembre) are my favorites. Such fresh ingredients combined with striking flavors really made it enjoyable. Our server was engaging and had very helpful insights as well.

Hey Foodies, it's SJ here with another review! This Friday, my boyfriend and I decided we wanted to…read moretry The Elephant Walk. The reviews looked good and I was excited to try their unique menu... well, let's just say we were very disappointed. First of all the prices are very expensive. I know this is Boston, but $17 for a cocktail is ridiculous! Our server was lovely, he was very kind and had a kind spirit. I was excited to try the "Rouleaux" since they remind me of the eggrolls, my mother learned from her Vietnamese mother-in-law. It was very crispy, which unfortunately is the only good thing I can say about it. The flavor was so off. It's almost as if the ingredients in the Rouleaux were loudly competing for my attention simultaneously! It didn't really melt in your mouth either, it just felt heavy. The other appetizer we ordered was called Dumplings croustillants au poet epics. This was actually worse than first appetizer. I like lemongrass, but MAN the lemongrass was so overpowering. I started to wonder... "is this how it's always made"?! I'm not even exaggerating. Overall, the atmosphere was nice - definitely pricey, and the food isn't worth the hype. Till next eats, SJ

i love getting pho here everytime my school has a half day, and now that its summer ive been trying…read moreto go with my friends but theyre never open when we go even when it says they are! so sad

Daddy's Noodle Bar had quick service. Ordered the pho from here a few times and it was very good -…read moreabove average but not the best we have ever tried. The decorations are very cute and it has a homey vibe.