I still love this place, but the prices have gone way up and sizes have shrunk. The fact that a bahn mi is $10 for the size of a bookmark is wild. The food is always tasty but the prices are just getting so outta hand.
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Alison B
Nuevo experto • 15 contribuciones
Loved
• 28/3/24
• Orden de DoorDash
Outstanding!! I've had Pho soup from a ton of different places in the area. This place was the most reasonably priced as well as the best tasting by far. You should only order from them if you're in the mood the the best Vietnamese food ever! Made my day 😁
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Andrew V
Nuevo experto • 8 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 10/6/25
• Calificación de DoorDash
Popcorn chicken and the pork spring roll was good. Would not recommend the Banh mi. It was much smaller than normal. It's the size of a kids hotdog bun. Smaller than a Costco hotdog. Can get a normal sized one for the same price elsewhere
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Andrew F
5 contribuciones
Loved
• 7/4/25
• Orden de DoorDash
Warm, savory, and rich broth. Vibrant herbs mix with heat from peppers, followed by lime slicing through to make you crave more. Pho Kimmy this is GOOD!
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Abigail K
Experto local • 19 contribuciones
Didn't like
• 4/2/25
• Orden de DoorDash
Note to self; best melon bobba tea and it was even frozen/slushie!109. Honeydew = perfection.
The 04. Crispy Egg Rolls / Chả Giò were tasty.
38. Chicken Fried Rice / Cơm Chiên Gà is OK. Forever on my search for the perfect chicken fried rice.
The medium 13. Beef or Chicken / Thịt Bò or Gà Nướng is a smaller sandwich that was tasty.
Now the 20. Chicken / Phở Gà . A restaurant names after Pho better have tasty pho... and it was! The broth was delicious. Delivered, the ingredients were packaged neatly and separately. It's my belief that meat should be flavorful and tender on its own. The chunks of chicken provided were overcooked and flavorless. Combined with the pho ingredients mitigated this problem but I feel like they're missing out on additional depth with the chicken itself.
Overall good, will order again if not only to get the 109. Honeydew .
