Man Texas ain't cheap. Coming from the bay area, I thought we were the most expensive. But Texas is…read morejust as expensive and the portions aren't any bigger! This restaurant was nice though. Mostly empty and the staff was very attentive. We ordered a couple of grilled fish and some pho, of course. They have one size and it's about a regular/medium size. Tasted just fine like a chain and comes with all the fixings! I'd recommend coming here if you have a big group, their place is defintiely set up that way.

It is one of the best baked catfish in the DFW area, in my opinion…read more We got the smallest one which is medium sized . It is meant to be shared between 2 to 4 people. It was just me and my hubby so we had left overs enough for another meal. The catfish itself was good but the star of the show was the sauce. It is stinky but oh so good. Service was okay. We will definitely come back.

Saigon Deli is a Vietnamese sandwich shop that serves some of the best banh mi in DFW. They also…read moremake great che (Vietnamese desserts) too. Everything here is great - but it helps if you speak the language. My Overall Rating - 4 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Food, Return) Atmosphere - Look for the LED Lights - thats when you know you've found Saigon Deli. On the right behind the glass is where you can see ingredients for sandwiches being assembled. On the left is dessert. And in the middle you place your order. The are some fridgerators that hold grab and go items. The most important trait (for me) is it's clean. 1 Star. Service - It helps if you can speak Vietnamese. I started to place my order using the letters on the menu (D2, S4, etc.). Next I pointed to pictures. Finally I broke out my very remedial Vietnamese and placed my order. They got it right, but if you don't speak Vietnamese make sure you double check your order. 1/2 Star. Food - I love Saigon Deli's banh mi. The French Bread rolls are perfectly crisp and crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. But what makes their banh mi so good is the mayo/butter spread. No matter what protein you choose (I like Pate Cha Lua), along with their pickled carrots and cucumbers, it creates a delicious bite that's fresh and distinctively Vietnamese. But on my most recent visit, I indulged in their Vietnamese desserts. If you like coconut milk, order the D2: Xuong Sao & Dau Xanh. Soft and sweet mung bean and jelly meet with the sweet coconut and ice. You also get a large portion. My only issue is the ice. They use square ice, which is ok, but if they used "Sonic Ice", it would have been better. 1 1/2 Star. Will I Return? - Yes. Saigon Deli is one of my go to places when it comes to Banh Mi. Now that I know their che (Vietnamese dessert) is also good, that gives me another reason to return. 1 Star.

lạy trời phật. hqua mình order doordash 1 bánh mì xíu mại, 1 chè thái trái cây, 1 ly bơ…read more ăn bánh mì và bơ hqua bình thuờng hnay mới lấy chè thái 3 màu ăn tức thì ăn xong, chạy té re. nghi chắc đồ ăn hết hạn hoặc cũ.

Chưa đến quán nhưng đã đặt hàng với Đoàn Chả Ốc nhiều lần. Lúc nào cũng đúng hẹn, tư vấn có tâm,…read morehàng ngon chất lượng, vị rất vừa ăn. Yêu cầu bán thêm tráng miệng. Chúc shop mua may bán đắt

A must visit if you're looking to buy Cha Oc. The staff is friendly and they have a lot of other…read moreoptions to choose to purchase.

This is a great place for the fish fried. They ran out of the small fish so we got the medium fish…read more It was a lot of food especially when my boyfriend also ordered their spring rolls too. I guess since it was his first time here, he didn't anticipate we will wrap the fish and make our own spring rolls. The fish and food came out pretty fast. The server came and checked in on us a few times.

cơm tấm thì dở ẹc muốn ói khô khốc + thịt dai nhai ko đuợc…read moređuợc mấy cái bún thì ăn dc. nói chung cho 2 sao bù lại cái thì ăn dở thậm tệ cái thì như trên thiên đàng hạ giới

Pho Bang to me is nostalgic because it carries the name and branding from a similar restaurant in…read moreNYC growing up. I asked the people working there and they confirmed my suspicions of the relation -- it's effectively a franchise situation. On to the review: this place felt homey as soon as I sat down. The older women who tended to front of house looked like sisters, reminded me of my aunts. It was quiet, even though half the tables were filled. No TV, not a lot of noise going on in the back. Sit long enough and you see locals coming in yelling their orders or picking up take out. It feels like you're at their house waiting for your turn to try what's coming out of the kitchen. They serve pho in regular or large and you can choose from preset protein choices or mix and match your own. My go-to is Tai, Nam, Bo Vien. Their sweetest lady will take your order with a smile. You sit there, wait about 5 minutes and your bowl arrives. It looks home made. The bowl has cuts of meat that look like something made with love, at home. The broth is flavorful, slightly sweet from the simmered bones. It doesn't have the look of a spot that just slings Pho all day if that makes sense. I felt good eating here and the bowl was generously piled with meat. This is a place you go to whenever you're craving a solid bowl of Pho and want to eat in peace.

Pho is good , sevice all the ladies are nice,pho is considered the same…read moreBún chả Hà Nội ngon but cho thêm nước chấm Egg rolls Orange juice fresh

I was scared when I saw two stars reviews full of people complaining about the $5 tofu being too…read moreexpensive because it's cheaper at Doan restaurant. Listen, yall are haters. $5 isn't even a lot and there's enough portion. Doan used to sell this but they don't anymore, it's so hard to find tau hu so I'll be happy to pay $5. I can't make this myself. I used to get it from Doan for years and yes it used to be $3. Also you need to consider rent post covid is high. Mr tofu is post covid and Doan has been in that spot since I was in high school and I'm in my 30's now. Of course they're able to charge less, their rent is probably less. I got dry pho ga and goi ga, both were bomb and reasonable in pricing

Tray gà đặc biệt, gà chiên hay nướng quá khô, nhưng phở gà ( bánh phở tươi nên ngon, miếng gà ngon,…read morevú heo nướng , ok Chỉ là thêmmột chỗ ăn cho Dallas Phải thêm chút gia vị và nhớ coi chừng gà quá chín

Eh it's alright. Came here for a family dinner and the place is old and run down. They speak…read moreCantonese, which is nice, and dishes came out quickly. The Beijing pork was the best one. Beef flat noodle was not bad. The seafood with fish had to be sent back because the fish tasted off. They were understanding though and replaced it with another dish of our choice.

All packed on Fathers' Day! Excellent clams, fries pork chop, eggplants, beef chow fun.read more

This mom and pop Vietnamese restaurant is incredibly underrated and a must try!…read more I love how their pricing is very fair compared to other Vietnamese restaurants, and their portions are HUGE. I've had their pho, Bo luc lac (shaken beef), bun thit nuong cha gio, and hu tieu and they're all fantastic and flavorful. The Bo luc lac's portion was HUGE and it's only $12.50! The beef was cooked to a perfect medium rare, covered in a velvety delicious sauce, and was loaded with sautéed onions and bell peppers. In the picture, the protein and veggies literally tower over the rice. It was soo much food, I took half of it to-go. I'd normally see this dish priced at over $15 easily for a fraction of the meat that Pho OK gives. No thank youuuu In general, no matter what dish you order, they do not skimp on their meats like other restaurants. I'm not exaggerating about their portion - just take a look at the picture! I will always come and get my Vietnamese fix here and highly recommend everyone to try their Bo Luc Lac, bun thit nuong cha gio, and other dishes!

I am Vietnamese, grew up eating my mom's cooking. I only went here because it was close to my…read morehotel. My pho broth tasted soapy and my soda was flat (it had Santa on the can) which to me means the soda was old and expired. Won't be coming back.