If you've never eaten Pho, this place could be intimidating. Regardless, the Pho and Thai tea was fantastic. I will be back. Service was not very inviting, but I was hungry . Ambiance, not much to it...again it's about the food.

Good food and generous portions of meet in the rice noodle salad bowl. Pork was not really prepared in a traditional manner but good flavors overall. The noodles were a little too soft and may be better not served with any liquid at the bottom. The eggroll was pretty good. One of the better ones I've had in a while. I really liked their self-serve veggie and topping station. It reduces waste and you get what you want for pho soup. The order tablets are helpful due to many pictures along with the dish.

Authentic Vietnamese cuisine, with a little bit of new creativity which adds surprise to the delicious food. Will definitely come again.

This place is great for pho. Haven't had it in a long time, but doesn't seem to have changed much. The dine in experience is actually set up really nice once you get the hang of it. You just order your food at kiosk, grab a table, and have a self serve bar for all the pho fixings (basil, cilantro, sprouts, sauces, etc). They have all the takeout containers sitting out so you can box up your leftover pho and make a container of extras to take home for another meal. I'm a big fan of the self service. No it's not the cleanest, I wouldn't go there looking for the cleanest bathroom in the world. But if you want a great, simple, affordable meal it's great. Highly recommend.

Noel and I went to another Vietnamese restaurant but it was closed so I was able to locate this restaurant via Yelp App. It was only about 5 miles from where we were but unfortunately back to near where we started. Located near the hospital complex. The parking lot was empty so we thought this one was closed too...but thank goodness they were open. We went inside where they had examples of the bowl sizes on display along with menus. The instructions said to find a table that was available and turn our display to show taken. To figure out what we wanted, then go to kiosk place order and pay. They will bring our food out. Everything was pretty self explanatory. Is this the way it's done overseas? Noel and I both chose Beef Pho, shared some spring rolls with peanut dipping sauce and I got a unsweetened bottled tea and Noel went with a Strawberry Bubble Tea with a milk based flavoring. It was a jelly textured bubble in her drink, too sweet for me. We went to salad bar and got our Cilantro, Thai basil, spices, bean sprouts and jalapenos. This was to put in our medium bowls of Pho. The food was very good. I'm still trying to learn how to use chopsticks. The fried garlic spice was good. The Pho was amazing and we had plenty to take home as leftovers but the spring rolls were horrible. The wrappers were like a rubbery covering, very thick and rubbery. I couldn't handle the texture of it. So, I broke it open and put into my Pho bowl. The food was good enough to go back again. I definitely want to try the Banh Mi sandwich, especially the grilled on!!! Definitely recommend to anyone looking for some great Pho. Prices were sort of high but I don't get this very often , so very worth it. Just not crazy about those Spring Rolls...