Fresh delicious authentic!!!! Will be back soon ! Service…read morewas great as well. Perfect for a rainy day

Excellent pho ! Great service - fast for a quick meal. tasty ! Highly recommended.read more

It was pretty good. Didn't know what to expect coming here, but their options are pretty wide. I…read moregot the pho, and it was honestly one of the better ones. The ambiance was also really warm and modern, one of the better ones of recent times. Service could have been better, but it wasn't really detrimental to the entire experience, as it was just busy when we first came in. Would have preferred if we got water refills, but it's whatever. Great experience.

The food is so delicious and fresh out of the fire. My friends and had a blast and the ambiance is…read moreamazing and the service is amazing and sweet.

I have been here 3 times and never had a complaint. This is a Michelin Guide restaurant and I want…read moreto try all the items. So far I have had the pho twice, the rice cubes, and the shaking beef. Everything tasted great. Big parking lot for free parking. It is amazing how similar my visits have been. Staff was not as attentive as I would have like. My table had everything I needed so my meal was not interrupted. Getting my bill took longer than expected. I think the servers do not want to interrupt your meal but I wish they would come by more often. This place looks a little rough on the outside but it is extremely clean and some what fancy on the inside. The combination Pho has all the different types of meat. I remember the meatballs, flank steak, and tripe. Next time I will get something simpler.

I like Nam Phuong. I don't dislike this place...but I don't get the hype. I've eaten here several…read moretimes and have covered the spread in terms of what they have to offer. I think their dishes although prepared authentically are underwhelming in terms of the depths in flavor and really the soul of Vietnamese food. I'm not an expert but I've eaten my fair share of Vietnamese food for a standard issue white girl. The pork patty was dry and likely made at the beginning of the week and just reheated as the week went on. It was pretty bland and had this rubbery overly bouncy consistency and literally snapped when I bit into it. It basically got lost amongst all the fresh herbs too. As you can tell from the photo the Bánh bột chiên was burnt and it ended up being burnt on both sides. The squares were cut too thick...and because they were cut too thick they were on the mushy side even after being overly pan fried. All of the veg was fresh and well cleaned, the rice noodles were not overly sticky and clumped together. The pickled carrot/daikon were tasty. The server I had was attentive and polite. The interior was as to be expected and I couldn't care less that it's a little rough around the edges. If the tile isn't cracked, if the booth's vinyl isn't taped up, the utensils aren't mismatched and the tables aren't wobbly then I don't trust the place!! Like I said-I don't dislike it here. I just don't see the hype. Then again I feel like I have to piece together my favorite dishes from several spots between Doraville/Chamblee and Duluth, so maybe it's because I haven't found one place that checks all the boxes and I can get all my favs from one place. I will come again...because I love Bánh hỏi.

We had lunch at Hu Tieu My Tho today and I thought the food was delicious. When it comes to…read moreVietnamese food in metro Atlanta, I think this restaurant is among the better options and my Asian/Vietnamese foodie friends generally agree. Where this place lacks - at least in our experience today - is in service and ambiance (even by casual Vietnamese restaurant standards). Hu Tieu My Tho opened in October 2019 and is located in the popular Hong Kong Supermarket shopping center on Jimmy Carter Blvd, near I-85 exit 99. Locals know this as the hub for the Vietnamese community in Atlanta. On weekends and holidays, it can get crowded. The restaurant name comes from the Vietnamese dish "hu tieu," which is a clear rice noodle dish, and "My Tho," which is the specific southern city in Vietnam where this style of cuisine was perfected. This is not a pho restaurant. Instead, this place specializes in both hu tieu and "mi" (egg noodles) as well as other dishes like Vietnamese steak and eggs. It's fairly unique, which is a big part of the draw and appeal. Here's what three of us had: A1. Goi Cuon (2 for $5.50) x2 - spring rolls with shrimp and pork A3. Cha Gio (2 for $5.25) - fried egg rolls D15. Ca Phe Sua Da ($5.99) - Vietnamese coffee H3. Hu Tieu My Tho Dac Biet ($15.50) - House Special Rice Noodle Soup - char siu, crab, fish ball, pork liver, pork heart, ground pork, quail eggs, bone-on pork shank H6. Hu Tieu Nam Vang ($14.50) - Phnom Penh-style Rice Noodle Soup - char siu, shrimp, pork liver, pork heart, ground pork, quail egg, squid H10. Hu Tieu Bo Kho ($14.99) - Beef Stew Rice Noodle Soup - round and flank beef, carrots M5. Mi Hoanh Thanh ($14.50) - Wonton with Egg Noodle Soup - char siu, wontons Everything was fresh and tasty. When it comes to the hu tieu, the restaurant gives you the option of soft or firm noodle texture. In addition, you can get dishes "dry" (no soup) or with soup. If it's your first time, you should try the traditional way with soup. I really like the variety of hu tieu and mi offered here; for example, my friend likes the Phnom Penh-style noodle soup, which is Cambodian. Overall, I found the food to be solid all around. After we were initially seated and served, the staff never checked on us again. I think this was partly because they were busy. I noticed at least two other tables having the same problem we did -- having to flag down a server. As for ambiance, seating was tight. I actually refrained from ordering an extra dish because of the lack of table space. And, while not uncommon for Vietnamese restaurants, multiple tables weren't immediately cleaned. Also, the men's restroom was dirty. I'd like to return and try one of the steak and egg dishes; for example S1. Chao Xiu Mai ($15.99), S2. Banh Mi Chao Dac Biet ($18.99), or S3. Chao Bo Steak / Bo Xao ($16.75).

My friend recommended this place. I asked her recommendations for pho in Norcross and this was one…read moreof the places. She recommended that I try - Hu Tieu Nam Vang or the Hu Tieu My Tho - I got the dark chicken rice noodle. I did a to go order. If you online there is no translation for the menu so I went there for translation. The menus in the store have English description and the guy at the register was helpful in answering my questions. I ended up trying dark chicken noodle soup because I wasn't brave enough yet for intestines etc. I shared my order with my 9 year old and were very pleased. The broth was well seasoned. It had lots of flavor and it wasn't salty. I asked for some sauces and they gave it to me with my order. It was so good and filling. I will definitely be back to try more soups and other dishes. This place is located in the plaza of the Hong Kong supermarket. Parking was pretty simple but it was full. Inside was quiet and there were very nice Christmas decorations. It's a very casual place.

For this trip I picked up the Wow Banh Mi and the Bbq Pork Banh Mi with a side of Pork Paste Spring…read moreRoll and a side of soup. It's very rare that I say to myself in excitement that that was a good sandwich and this was it. After eating the BBQ Pork, I was impressed. The bread was a bit crunchy and falling apart, but the contents within was flavorful and on point for a banh mi. 10/10 for this alone. The Wow Banh Mi was ok, the pork skin in the sandwich would be my only turn off. Everything was great. Perfect with the side of soup to moisten the bread. The pork paste roll is basically the texture of a sliced sausage within the spring roll. Maybe more like the texture of spam, but not spam. The sauce served alongside the rolls is what really makes the dish. I got my order to go, so the only interaction I had was placing the order with the waiter and ladies behind the counter and they were nice and very sweet. Overall, I think you should give this place a shot. Defiantly one of the better banh mi placed with reasonable pricing.

With the temperature dropping, it's officially pho season! I stopped by WoW Banh Mi for their lunch…read morespecial -- you get a classic banh mi and a medium pho, and let me tell you, the pho portion was huge! Definitely worth it for the price. I also grabbed a Vietnamese iced coffee, and after one sip... the caffeine hit immediately It was strong (in the best way), so I had to sip slow. To balance it out, I tried the Kumquat Peach Tea. It was a little sweet for my taste, but once I diluted it with sparkling water at home, it was perfect. Overall, WoW Banh Mi serves authentic, flavorful Vietnamese dishes with generous portions and a great menu selection. Can't wait to go back and try more!

Social media never fails especially when a local foodie account features this place, you know you…read morehad to try it. Off rip, this is across the street from the DICKs/PetSmart plaza just off Peachtree Pkwy in Peachtree Corners. It's a tiny little plaza so don't miss the road off Peachtree Pkwy or else you will miss it entirely and double back. If you come to LA Fitness, you've gone too far! Let's start with the interior It is spacious! The whole restaurant uses the corner suite of the building entirely and curved the whole place to create this decently expansive interior that looks to seat roughly 100 heads. The decor is very homely... almost like a Vietnamese Hobby Lobby threw up in the place... that's not a dig! It's a very welcoming environment. Between the deer head and the Saigon-esque decor, it's a welcoming joint! The service is basic. You get sat. You look at the menu. You order. They bring out the fixins'. You eat. You pay. You leave. I got one refill during my 45 eating time.. The food! Had to order the pho because... it's the most basic standard thing to gauge any all around Viet joint. The pho is the standard that tells you if the place is good. I will say, this place has a far richer, deeper broth. Plus it's fattier as I've noticed a slight sheen to my lips after slurping this broth down. The broth had less cinnamon and more corriander/cardamom forward flavor than other places. It's not a bad thing, just far different than the other places that has a more pronounced cinnamon forward flavor to the broth. This one has more depth and has a far richer taste to it. I do appreciate that they err on the side of serving tendon and tripe in their P10. And the XL is definitely an XL. The noodles did come out stuck together but the broth did take care of. I was a little disappointed that they had to opt with lemons instead of the traditional limes and they did not have basil at my visit. Maybe next time they will when I visit because I will have to make a visit again just to try the pho to make sure it's not a one off but that they stay consistent. Overall this place is comparable to some of the popular ones in and around the Norcross/Duluth area. The prices are definitely comparable with this joint's XL being at $17.95, it's definitely comparable to other places, but the identities of the restaurants are different and this one has an interior that stands out above the rest. Definitely recommend!

I never tried pho before but my kids say it's great. I told my server i had no idea what to order…read more He helped me with spices and meat then got me a perfect combination. I really enjoyed the food and the service. The decor is a bit fancier that most Asian places I have been to, but doesn't come at a fancy price.

We went on Christmaa Eve. We called ahead to inquire about their business hours for the day and to…read moresee if they required a reservation for a large group. They told me no resy was necessary. We walked in and they already had the table set for us! They have a huuuuge group area so it'd be perfect for a large parties! The restaurant was really well decorated with Dragon Ball Z things! We surprised my nephew who is obsessed with Dragon Ball Z for his birthday. Needlessly to say, he LOVED it! It was my in laws first time trying Vietnamese food and they enjoyed it a lot! We got the kids pho tai, bun bo hue, lemongrass chicken dumplings, piccolo green Thai tea, strawberry milk tea, etc. I was surprised that the portions for the kids and regular were similar! I don't think the kids ones came with veggies though. They were both decent sizes. Most of the kids couldn't finish their noodles. Overall, we are big fans!

Bottom Line: I would not recommend this location. The food…read moreis just about average and overpriced and the service was careless. Bear in mind, I visited this location back in June of 2024 but just forgot to make this review. I am still basing this review on the detailed notes I take at every restaurant, but take this review with a grain of salt as things may have changed in the year and a half it has been since I visited this location. (PS: According ti their online menu, their prices have increased since my visit) Atmosphere: Medium-light ambience. Dragon Ball themed decorations. Tables are very close together so not a good restaurant for an intimate meal as you can clearly hear every conversation around you. Food: For appetizers we got the Goi Cuon / Shrimp Fresh Spring Rolls ($4.95). This was the only decent thing we had. Ingredients were fresh, the sauce had good flavor, and was reasonably priced. I got the Pho Dac Biet ($15.95). This dish was very disappointing to me. It was a new experience to get the noodles and meat on the side. I guess they want you to put it in yourself so that the noodles would be fresh and not soggy? Or it may be another gimmick to "build it yourself" for entertainment. Either way, I wasn't a fan of this style of serving. Just bring it to me assembled with the vegetables on the side like other Vietnamese restaurants. Besides that, the dish overall was just bad. Two important components to pho: Rich broth and bouncy noodles. The broth was very subpar and the noodles were terrible. Not the standard vermicelli you would get with traditional pho. No bounce, way too soft, not enjoyable at all, and not filling. My companion got the Com Bo Luc Lac / Rice with Sauteed Shaking Beef (Filet Mignon) ($17.95). There wasn't much to say about this dish. The beef was decently tender, but it lacked flavor. Overall the dish was pretty bland. Service: This is what had me upset. My companion and I put our orders in together at the same time. It took almost 20 minutes to get my order. I'm the type to not start on my meal until everyone at the table gets their food. Another 20 minutes pass and my companion had not gotten her food yet. I asked the waiter how long it was going to take. He asked what she ordered and said he would ask the kitchen. Another 15 minutes later, he brought out her food. I suspect that they somehow forgot about her order, put it in again, and then made us wait for the chef to cook it. In total, we waited about 40 minutes to get all of our food. By the time my companion got her food, my pho was already lukewarm. Overall: I would not recommend this restaurant. I would only be happy to pay the price they charged me for my pho only if it were quality, even average pho. The food overall was subpar. The service was careless. You're not paying for good food, you're paying for the gimmicks. Dai Loi 3 is a much better option

Best Banh Mi! An authentic gem where the community speaks…read morefor itself You know you've found a great ethnic restaurant when you walk in and the crowd is overwhelmingly from that very culture. This place passes that test with flying colors -- and one bite of their banh mi will tell you exactly why. The flavors are nothing short of extraordinary. Every element -- the crispy baguette, the savory fillings, the bright pickled vegetables -- comes together in a way that's genuinely memorable. This isn't just good for the price. It's just plain good, full stop. Where else can you get a huge, satisfying, flavor-packed sandwich for four dollars? The value here is almost absurd -- this is a place you'll be telling your friends about. And the most you'll ever spend? Five bucks. Pro tip: The soups are next on my list. If the banh mi is any indication -- and judging by the packed house of regulars -- they're going to be just as incredible. Heads up: They're cash only on Sundays, but accept cards the rest of the week -- so plan accordingly!

Pros: the shrimp spring rolls (steamed) are sooo good! I got a second order to go! The lettuce is…read morecrisp and fresh, bean sprouts are crunchy and the sauce is delicious. Cons: This place is NOT for vegans or vegetarians. If you're interested in pho/soup, they only have beef and pork broth. Parking: free and in a plaza Ambiance: went during lunch time and it was BUSY but they were flipping tables quickly. Prices: very reasonable and the food is quality