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    Good location in the Brentwood area suffering from a lack of bubble tea and ramen shops. Everything was great will be back again.

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    Redemption Tour -- Mostly Successful…read more Full disclosure: I got pretty sick after eating here in 2021 -- my spouse too -- and we swore off the place. To our credit, neither of us left a nasty review at the time; it happens in the restaurant business. But five years of watching them stay busy and still standing convinced me it was probably a one-off, so I gave Soy Bistro another shot. I ordered the Hot Chicken -- pan-seared, chargrilled chicken breast with Korean spices, served with house coleslaw and rice. The restaurant was clean, the service attentive, and a genuine highlight: self-serve beverages with large cups of ice-cold water, which I really appreciated. The coleslaw was crisp with a terrific dressing, and the rice was spot on. The chicken itself was a touch dry and could have really used a dipping sauce to pull it all together. At $15.50 -- closer to $20 after tax and tip, I wasn't wowed by the value on this particular dish. The cheesy skillets were flying out of the kitchen and looked amazing, clearly the crowd favorite for a reason. Next visit I haven't found my dish yet, but I have a pretty good idea where to look.

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    Some of the dining room.
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    It's been a hot minute since I've had Vui's, but it was just as fresh and tasty as I remembered! My…read morefriend and I were coworking in the area and decided to grab a quick lunch. Vui's service is fast, and there's plenty of seating inside and outside for large groups. It was busy on a Thursday during lunch, but we only had to wait a few minutes to order, and another 10 minutes for our food to be delivered to our table. We sat out on the patio, and it was truly a beautiful setting for a weekday lunch. I ordered the chicken pho, and it was just what I was craving on a beautiful spring day. My friend ordered the Banh Mi, which looked delicious as well! There's plenty of sriracha and hoisin available for dipping and drizzling.

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