Considering the location and surroundings (lack of other Asian stores or businesses), i did not…read morehave high expectations coming here. However it turns out this was a very good Pho Today. It was as good as the other locations I've been to in South Plainfield and Plainsboro. The broth here was great and the meat for the #2 pho was great with my favorite - juicy pieces of tendon. The omelet was great too. Cooked crispy and not too burnt. Very heavy on the cilantro fyi.

I was craving Vietnamese food so I placed a to-go order from Pho Today! They have a big menu with…read morephở, bánh mì, rice plates, vermicelli bowls and even vegetarian options. I went with two of their house specials. I ordered: B1. Bún Đặc Biệt P2. Phở Đặc Biệt My order was ready in about 20 minutes, which was pretty quick for two big dishes. It was packed neatly and the broth was packed separately so the noodles didn't get soggy. The Bún Đặc Biệt was definitely my favorite! It comes with a variety of meats and shrimp, so every bite is a little different, and the crispy spring roll on top really made the dish for me. If you can't decide what to get, this is a great choice because you get to try a bit of everything. The Phở Đặc Biệt was also really filling. The broth was really delicious especially as the cold weather is creeping in. One important heads up: let them know you want the steak cooked when you order! Otherwise it comes raw, the traditional way, and you cook it yourself in the hot broth. That's harder to do when you're getting it to go. The servings were so plentiful! I was definitely full and even had some leftovers to save for later, so you really get your money's worth here. I'll definitely be ordering from Pho Today again the next time I'm craving phở or bún!

My wife and I went in for an early dinner. We heard good things about this place. We ordered wings,…read moresauce on the side. Bun bo hue and pho with flank. I am not sure if we caught them on a bad day but we will not be back. The Bun bo hue was not spicy, there was no flavor, the meat was chewy and the noodles were overcooked. The pho was not hot and noodles broke apart as they were overcooked. The decor was nice and the restaurant was overall clean. Our server was nice and attentive. The wings were also dry and not seasoned.

Pho w/chicken was very good. So much chicken breast meat, I had to take 1/2 of my soup home for…read morelater. Very clean and the service was excellent.

This was our first time at Mia's Vietnamese and we enjoyed it very much, but the service was slow…read more(especially since we were the only people there). I got the Mia's sampler for an appetizer and it was tasty but kinda small. It had two small pieces of dumplings, mini egg rolls and wontons for $17. For our entrees we all got vermicelli with shrimp and grilled pork. I think this was served well and very tasty. I also got a cup of just their pho broth for the extra vermicelli and it was delicious! My 8 year old actually put his egg rolls down to drink up all the broth because it was so good. Finally we got a Vietnamese coffee too go, and it was strong and not overly sweet like other places. I really loved it! The restaurant is super cute inside as well. It is very aesthetic, while also displaying some super cute pieces of art. Unfortuantely it is in a boring looking plaza, but it even has a sofa seating area if you want to just come and get a coffee and read. I hope they are very successful and I will definitely be returning. They are NOT cash only anymore, and take all forms of payment.

I've been here a handful of times, even back when it was still called Pho 99 before it had the name…read morechange. I think that it's decent food but sometimes the service is hit or miss. The has owner served me before. She was very friendly and sweet. What we've ordered: - Pho Dac Biet - Grilled Pork Vermicelli - Vietnamese style Pork Egg Rolls - Bun Bo Hue - Vietnamese Coffee - Lemonade It is not my go to for pho as I have other preferred spots but it is closest to me and so most convenient. My mom did not like her Bun Bo Hue so we don't go back as a family but I don't mind it in a pinch. The food might not be my favorite but it's not bad so if you're in the area I still think that it's worth the visit.

We usually get takeout from this place but decided to eat in this time. It's a different experience…read morewhen you eat in! We got the lunch special - 3 rolls which comes with soup or salad, and the Malaysian red curry lunch, which also comes with soup or salad. The sweet potato roll was crunchy and tasty - just what I wanted. The curry was unexpected since I never had this flavor before...I was thinking it would be like thai curry but it was a different flavor. Regardless, it was tasty. I got the tofu one which came with eggplants, bell peppers and other veggies as well as tofu. Ambiance was pretty nice. It's not overly formal but good for lunch dates. Service was good. Waitress was very attentive and filled out cups of water anytime it ran low.

Food is decent but portions are stingy. Not great value compared to other options…read more We ordered 2 special rolls, the calamari, duck roll, salmon tatami, seaweed salad and shrimp dumplings. The duck roll for example was the size of 1 normal roll cut into 4. Similar for other items - about 30% smaller than you would expect. We left hungry.

Friendly prompt service. Very tasty food! Prices are moderate, as can be expected in a nice,…read morewalkable, downtown location. Slight slope upward as you walk into the historic building. My dad loved the steak & tripe pho. I enjoyed the shrimp pho. The side of vegetables to be added to the soup included lime, jalapeño, bean sprouts. There was no basil today. But it was all good! We started the meal with shrimp summer rolls as our appetizer, but ate them too quickly to get a photo taken of them. The peanut dipping sauce was yummy. We parked on the street at a parking meter. This is a nice neighborhood to walk around either before or after your meal. Right next to the theater. We took a peek in the grocery store next-door (owned by the same family) and found bok choy, dragon fruit, lychee, coconut for drinking, and lots of ingredients you would want for doing your own Vietnamese cooking. The restaurant is busy on a Monday night at dinner time. Good sign!

We were going to the State Theater to see a show and stopped in for a quick bite of food. My 10 yo…read moredaughter loves pho so this was a no-brainer. The inside is quite nice. Nothing fancy, but modern and clean. We were in a bit of a time crunch so I didn't spend too much time looking at the menu. We ordered dumplings, chicken pho, and shrimp pho. Service was quick; we were in and out. Dumplings are fried, I didn't see if there was a steamed option. I prefer them steamed, but not their fault. Filling was flavorsome. My daughter liked the chicken pho, she liked it, but said the place we go to at home was better. The shrimp pho was good, broth was well developed. They give a nice portion of shrimp, which was nice. Some places can be a little skimpy. Great place to pop in for a quick bite.

If you haven't tried V'Town yet, run--don't walk. Their offerings are exceptional, made with only…read morethe finest ingredients. I've visited Vietnam, and I can say without hesitation that the dishes here are truly authentic, thoughtfully tweaked for the American palate without losing their soul. May, Tammy, and Tom are wonderful hosts, and that warmth and care find their way into every scrumptious dish. On a scale of 1-10, V'Town is an easy 11. Harry Robinson CEO, Technology Solutions Partners

Cute pho place in cranbury Got the pho and banh mi and while…read morethey were decent, wasn't the best I've had. I appreciated the side of bread we got complimentary with our order - it reminded me of youtiao

Excellent service and viet food options. Their dessert menu is very detailed with lots of options…read more Parking, location, business hours and offerings were spot on convenient. Would definitely come back.

The space is pretty big and comfortable. We arrived around 4 PM on a Friday and the restaurant…read morealready had a decent amount of people. We ordered two large #8 pho bowls for $17.99 each. The portions were huge. The broth was excellent, rich, flavorful, and tasted authentic. We also tried the chicken banh mi. The menu doesn't mention it, but they offer chicken, pork, or beef options. The sandwich was delicious, with large, juicy pieces of chicken, pate, soft fresh bread, and lots of flavor in every bite. For dessert, we got the coconut gelato on a cone for $4.99. The scoop was enormous and served on a sugar cone, making it a great way to finish the meal. Highly recommend if you're looking for authentic Vietnamese food with generous portions and good service.

Kuay Tiew Noodle is always one of my favorite affordable spots in Somerville, but this time we…read moreswitched it up from our usual curry and rice dishes to try something new! We got the Saucy Ribs and the Moo Daeng Moo Krob (BBQ Pork) and both were incredible. The ribs were tender and packed with flavor, while the BBQ pork and crispy pork belly combo with the egg and rice was seriously just so good. We also ordered the calamari and it was EXTRA crispy with the perfect sweet-and-sour sauce. May I dare say it may be the best calamari in Somerville. The atmosphere is always such a good vibe and the servers are so nice.

Great Thai noodle spot. Waitstaff is very attentive and helpful…read more Though it's not truly authentic but all the dishes do remind me of Thai street noodles. Khao Soi serves with rice noodle instead of egg noodle. Curry is good. Shrimp pad thai is on the sour side more than sweet. Not bad. Duck noodle is ok. Doesn't have much of the herbal flavor but is more of the clear noodle soup. Pork noodle is also ok. A bit weird with the lettuce in it. Chicken satay is good. The meat is not too dry and not burnt. All in all - the portions are ginormous!! And would visit again.

78/100 Lua Vietnamese Cuisine was a polarized experience -…read moreon one hand the food was way better than I was expecting, but on the other hand, the interior was a bit grimy and wait time was long (for service, but not for food to arrive) even though most of the restaurant was empty. --- I dined for weekday lunch as a party of four at Lua Vietnamese Cuisine. There were many empty tables with dirty dishes left on them, which to me suggested they were understaffed that day. To my knowledge, Lua was recently constructed, however the booth seating was already ripping and the floor and booth seams were honestly grimy. I would've expected those from a hole in the wall restaurant, but it looks really modern and "elevated" inside. My menu was dirty and I didn't realize it was missing some pages (because the pages ripped from the staple) so I thought the menu was a lot smaller than it was. I hope they find a better way of cleaning the restaurant interior and menus, and update the menus to higher quality. I ordered (S3)- Vietnamese Dried Noodles, which came with a bowl of soup. The rest of my party ordered (A16)- Butter Glazed Fried Quail and (B4)- Grilled Pork and Spring Roll on Rice Vermicelli. -I ended up eating the (S3) Dried Noodles for four days because of the shear quantity of them, so to me it was incredible value. And it had a fair portion of seafood and the flavor was actually surprisingly super delicious, if not a bit sweet. I had an upset stomach that day and was happily surprised this dish came with soup. I would reorder this, especially if I was hungry. -For me, the quail (A16) was a little dry but well seasoned. There were two quails in the serving. I would reorder this again only if I was craving small bites. - The pork chop (B4) was on the above average side in terms of taste, but fairly large in terms of size. There was rice, spring roll, egg omlette, along with other sides. Overall, Lua Vietnamese Restaurant had an extensive menu and I really enjoyed the food. However, while the food was quick to come out, the table service was painfully slow and the interior was grimy. I'd recommend giving it a try if you're in the area, but not in a rush.

Lua Vietnamese Cuisine is a great addition in Festival Plaza! I must say this location is filled…read morewith a variety of food options and Lua doesn't disappoint. They have Pho Wednesdays where you get a delicious meal for an affordable price. You can either dine in or get takeout for this deal. I've had the pleasure of doing both and I'm impressed with the Togo packaging and it's usually warm when I get home. The service is prompt based on the day/time of visiting but it is a nice atmosphere for eating some good Vietnamese food especially during the winter months. I love the various drinks and desserts they provide too so please make sure you hungry when you visit!

I have been trying all different Pho restaurants around Edison recently. This place is overall…read moregreat! Great service, great food and huge portions! I like the menu, seems to have a lot of options that's necessary in a pho restaurant; noodle soup, bahn mi, broken rice and vermicelli noodles! Definitely will be back here. Workers were efficient and friendly!

Great food, great service!…read more This is one of my favorite places for Vietnamese food in Edison, NJ especially the Com Tam One entree. The combination of grilled pork, Vietnamese meatloaf, fried spring rolls & fried stuff bean curd is one of my favorite dishes. The meatloaf is so good here I sometimes just get a rice dish with the meatloaf which I'm sure is strange ask. Kudos to the staff for actually accommodating as well. LOL. There are plenty of tables to eat in and the service is always friendly.