We were here during Thanksgiving week. This place was little busy but nothing crazy. They have…read moretheir own parking lot. We picked our seats, and someone came back with the menu. We've tried, crab lagoon, fried shrimp, rare steak pho, honeydew boba, and chicken curry. Crab lagoon and fried shrimp was nothing special but it was still good. 4/5 can't go wrong with those appetizers. Pho- I've got the number 1 on pho and the broth was good. I thought it needed some more flavor in it but overall it was not bad. 3.5/5. I've got large and it was big enough to take the other half home. It also had plenty of meat on it that was pretty tender. Boba- 1/5- the boba was cooked for way too long and it wasn't very good. Chicken curry- 2/5 this tasted more like butter chicken. The curry was runny, needed little more spice. Wasn't terrible but also wasn't the best curry. Overall, I think they had solid food, not a bad idea to try this place out for yourself.

The food here is really authentic. The service is friendly and fast. The restaurant could use a…read moremakeover and the smell when you walk in can be a bit overwhelming, but overall, a great spot for a quick lunch or dinner and the staff is lovely.

Incredible! Stopped here for lunch and got the lemongrass tofu bahn mi and it was excellentread more

I encountered some confusion as the online menu for this place has changed. The bottom line is that…read morethey offer some good tofu based vegetarian options, which there are not an abundance of in this area. The hours are a little bit limited and I ended up getting brunch from them. The space is small and somewhat receded from the main street so I first drove by without noticing it. The end result was a small but delicious banh mi filled with marinated tofu, for which I appreciate the option to do a little customization on the toppings. They emphasize their house, pickled carrots and daikon. I also got a tea that delivered strongly on flavor. I took some noodles to eat later, and these had apparently the same marinated tofu, which was still good as well as a slight excess of salty sauce. The place has its limitations, but it is a success in offering genuinely Vietnamese and vegetarian cuisine.

Great pho and summer rolls! The service was stellar in a very spacious area. Come check out this…read morespot!

Best kept secret in Vienna! The Pho is outstanding! They have smoothies and flavored teas. That…read moreare absolutely delicious. The service and food are exceptional. Do not miss this place.

Pho is very legit. Broth is fresh, and delicious but not as robust as others that I've tried at the…read morebest pho joints. They pulled a clump of bean sprouts out on to the side plate without checking them. A chunk of rancid bits in the middle rendered the whole pile a do not eat. The steamed shrimp dumplings had a curiously old shrimp taste as well. I've had these MANY times at other Asian joints. They were off. The orange chicken was a lot of breading, and very little chicken. Not what was pictured in their official photos. The Vietnamese Iced Coffee was served 2/3 full and a bit too thick, but tasted good. Dining room was super clean. Service was earnest but occasionally a bit hard to get. South Charleston parking is pretty easy to find. Located a few hundred yards from a Dow Chemical plant, with a bunch of "No Photos" signs at the gates DOES give me this Erin Brockovitch-like pause about eating in this area. We don't make the water. We make the water glow so prettily. My hunger, though, after a couple of hours of snake-curved mountain roads, gets the better of me. The pho photos sell it too well. By Southern California, or Port Arthur Texas standards for a Vietnamese joint? A solid three star. Won't thrill ya, won't kill ya. For South Charleston, West Virginia? The long and the short of Pho Vinh Long? The best Asian food in town that I've tried on several passes through town.

The food was good , the server was rude, nice to everyone else but me and my wife, asked for a…read moresprite, got a coke, won't be back

The service is great here! They are so kind and they have so many different flavors to choose from!…read moreI love their matcha and Thai tea!

I had the peach cobbler with strawberry boba and had that at 50% sweetness and it was yummy!! Can't…read morewait to go back and try some of the others too that sounded amazing!

This was a tasty and healthy lunch pit stop on our drive to Washington DC. We thoroughly enjoyed…read moreour salad bowls and so did our kiddos. The space is light and airy bustling during the lunch hour on weekdays. Along with the healthy bowls, the smoothies drew us in and they did not disappoint. Everything was made from scratch. The location in the heart of the charming historic downtown was a bonus as well! Highly recommend!

We stopped in on a crowded weekend day. It is a standard service of ordering at the counter, take a…read morenumber and find a seat. The atmosphere reminded me of a busy coffee shop - buzzing energy and noise. It was packed so I was worried about getting a table but we eventually did. Food coming out was incredibly slow but they were all hustling. Food didn't stop coming out, it was just that busy. Food was worth the wait but so glad I had packed my toddler lunch so we avoided all meltdowns. We would return!

I like the choices of Japanese and Thai food at the same place. I also like they offer delivery,…read morebut not so happy it's via grub hub which adds to my delivery cost more than if they provided delivery in house. I looked forward to the food. I ordered Kung pow chicken Xtra spicy and specifically stated that in the online form comments. I also asked for a very small amount of sauce in the comments for the mixed vegetable plate I ordered. I was taken back by the $5.69 added service fee and then the added $1.69 fee for something else but not well defined, plus taxes and a tip. The total cost for two meals deivered was $46 and change. I looked forward to good food. The order arrived an hour later than initially quoted. The Kung pow was mushy not crispy as it should be and it was not spicy as I requested. The mixed veggies has extra sauce, not a very small amount as requested. And the sauce was just basic soy sauce mixed with water. Nothing special and somewhat disappointing. I will not order from here again nor even order to pick up as it appears they make everything like an assembly line and anything outside of the assembly line normal is not acceptable. The don't follow instructions so I can't feel comfortable recommending this place nor give them more than 1 star. The Kung pow was thrown out as it was like dog food, my money was wasted sadly. I poured out 99% of the mixed vegetable sauce and ate the oil and soy sauce soaked veggies.

This restaurant was closed by the health department after live maggots were discovered in the table…read moresauces. The owner chose to not reopen. Permanently closed.

Diners Beware--- we were at Ichiban within the last week and saw the back bar crawling with…read moreROACHES. At least 2-3 within eyesight scrambling on the bartenders receipts and the circling the heat from the music/video system all night. There's no way they weren't noticed by the staff as well. The service was okay, but the restaurant reeked of ammonia. The edamame tasted old/dry, the teriyaki salmon wasn't bad, the dumplings tasted good according to my husband but he ended up getting sick later. Not sure if it was the dumplings or just the thought of seeing cockroaches as we were trying to have dinner. The people working there were nice enough, but we won't ever come back.

First time dining here. First off, if my driver hadn't told me this was the restaurant I wouldn't…read morehave known. There isn't a sign that I could find. When I first walked in, I thought I might be in the wrong place because it looked more like an Irish Pub than it did a Japanese restaurant. There is the first bar area and then you can go to the other side where the main dining area is. In the back they have an area for private larger group dining, as well. I decided to sit at the bar in the main dining area. The waitress was friendly and helpful in recommending some of their more popular dishes. I decided to start things off with a little seaweed salad. I was surprised with the portions. I've never had this much salad. It was fresh and delish! For my main course, I ordered the Mongolian filet and a few specialty sushi rolls my waitress recommended. Two of the rolls were good, but one was way too salty to eat. The Mongolian filet wasn't what I expected but it was ok. I was expecting the more traditional Mongolian brown sauce, but this didn't compare to any Mongolian sauce I've ever had. I eat a lot of Asian cuisine and I just felt it didn't taste that Asian to me. Having said that, the filet bites were well cooked and tender. Overall, I enjoyed my experience. I'd order the Dragon Maki roll again, but I would probably try some different items the next time I visit.

It was my first time picking up food from here and it's now my new favorite place! The food was…read moregreat, I'm sure it would've been amazing if I had eaten it fresh but I waited till I got home. Service was super friendly. Parking isn't the greatest, but you make it work so be prepared when you pull up.

Food and service was great. This I more of a "takeout", however the did accommodate us. They were…read moreable to answer questions about a "gluten-free " diet and had gluten free soy sauce and sweet and sour sauce.

This place is the best Chinese around. Please do not Believe the one star review they don't know…read morewhat they're talking about. Everything's always hot and fresh and on time. We should consider ourselves lucky to have something different than Pizza in our small town.

I haven't lived in the area for over a decade and I'm still fondly thinking of this place. I would…read morelove some good General Tso, chicken with broccoli, and crab Rangoon right now. I live in a major city with probably two dozen Chinese options, plus Japanese, Thai, Korean, Mongolian, and Vietnamese. It's all horrible compared to China Gourmet.