Whenever I travel to the DFW area, I always choose a hotel near Asian restaurants. The interior is airy, clean, and has a charmingly quaint atmosphere. But how can you tell if a Vietnamese restaurant is authentic? Well, for starters, you walk in and they greet you with a big glass of water. Your food arrives quickly, and they make sure to check on you when it's time for the check. LOL! Honestly, this level of service is quite familiar to us Asians, so it feels perfectly normal. I ordered the Banh Xeo and Banh Cuon, and I have to say, it's hands down the best I've had in Texas!

Very nice spot. The sugarcane drinks are so refreshing. Bun bo hue as lots of flavors, banh Beo portion is large, and pork chop rice dish is so tasty. Service is also excellent and bathroom is clean. I'm a new fan.

Pretty great food. Price isn't too bad. Service is great too. If you're in the area, I definitely recommend trying it out. It's more of a street-food style Viet restaurant then the typical pho restaurant in every corner.

The Bo Ne (sizzling beef plate) and banh beo were my favorite! We also got sugar cane juice, the grilled clams, and the banh cuon. They had a big selection of items and everything was good. If you're new to eating Vietnamese food I would suggest going with the Bo Ne. It's sizzling beef with a sunny side up egg, and a banh mi on the side. Service here is the same as you would expect in any pho restaurant so be prepared to flag the waiter down if you need the check, water, or anything thing. Overall, this was a great casual spot and we'll definitely be back.

Did you know that it was possible to order a mini bowl of pho? I sure didn't! The menu here was extremely vast and there were so many things I wanted to try out. Our server saw our struggle and told us that it was possible to order a mini version of any of the pho plates for half the price. Even though it was a "mini" version of the pho order, the amount of beef they put was definitely not mini!! Their pork and shrimp ban xeo was very crispy and paired with the sauce and the lettuce We asked for extra lettuce since neither of us were big on the other greens that normally comes with the order. The pancake included thin slices of pork, some noodles, bean sprouts, and only a small amount of shrimp. We came on a Saturday night but thankfully there was no wait and we were able to pick a seat of our choosing.

Food was alright, very pricey for what it is. Very small portions, I wish it was tastier to justify the cost. Ambiance is okay, I liked the wall decorations. Service was average, it took forever to get them to come to us.

I loooooove the aesthetics of this location. The decor and the red definitely gives the authentic vietnamese setting to it. They had some nice music playing in the background as well. The menu was very extensive! We got the Pho bo, avocado smoothie, cafe sua da, and bun bo hue. All of the dishes were super good and came out hot. I appreciate that they have the good Sriracha sauce too lol. Overall, great spot to get some good vietnamese food! Service was really great too. Server hooked me up with the wifi.

Always saw my friend post about this place and never really made it over due to the location. I live in Dallas and this location is kinda far. Finally made it in. Got to try the corn dish which I thought was pretty unique and out of the ordinary. We also ordered banh uot with pork ham and that itself is always classic. Another main entree was the vietnamsese crepe. It was the right crisp! All in all, all the dishes we ordered were pretty tasty and good. The prices were reasonable too. For once it didn't feel like we broke the bank and was actually the opposite. The service was attentive. We were rushed a little to sign the check but thats fine. Its a casual spot and can be noisy depending the time of day.