Great takeout experience via UberEats. Ordered a banh mi, bo luc lac, and bun with grilled pork and spring rolls. This is pretty much my go-to order at any Vietnamese spot, especially for a lazy Sunday takeout dinner. The order came within the quoted delivery window and still fresh and warm. The spring rolls were crunchy, the banh mi baguette still cut up the roof of my mouth, and the shaking beef wasn't tough and rubbery from steaming in the takeout container. Can't wait to dine-in next time.

Food: This restaurant has delicious and authentic Vietnamese food. The bread of their banh mi is always fresh and crispy. Both the original and grilled pork chop banh mis are delicious. Sandwiches are made to order. Grilled pork chop over rice or vermicelli noodles, Vietnamese spring rolls, beef cubes over rice, and pho are some of their top dishes! Service: Service is good. Staff are helpful and friendly! Ambiance: This restaurant is good for small and large groups. They have round tables for bigger groups. Restaurant is spacious and seating is comfortable. Overall, I highly recommend this place. They have been in business for years and the food is consistently good.

Food: 4/5 The food here is solid. Good flavors and portion sizing. Our food made it's way to the table in a timely fashion and was nice and hot. The menu is pretty solid so there's something for everyone. Service: 3.5/5 Service was pretty decent. Kind of no thrills. Give you order, get your food, get your check. It was as expected for a chill, informal casual dining experience. Ambiance: 3.5/5 Very laid back. It's a family fun, neighborhood spot so decor and fancy utensils are not a ploy they use to draw in a crowd. It's a relaxed space where you and friends can enjoy some solid food and a good price.

Caramelized Salmon- does come With a bowl of rice - very tasty and good Vegetable Soup with Tofu - it's alright Water Spinach with Garlic Sauce Dish- not very garlicky but very fresh and good . Service is fast - Place is clean and not noisy. Not pricey

Edit: my review didn't come up so it looked like j hadn't reviewed it before , but I did! Well, updates are always good and just in time for Women's Month too! :) This has been my go to spot for Viet food for such a long time now. I used to frequent another place, but made the switch one day, not sure why, and haven't looked back since! The meals I get are always consistently good. The need cubes with fried rice (no carrots and peas for me) is always so good! Love that sauce! And the pho just hits the spot nice on a cold day. The soup feels like a cozy home and warms me when I'm feeling under the weather. I also enjoy the pork summer rolls, spring rolls and the vermicelli with pork and spring rolls. Gotta have the peanut sauce and fish sauce, respectively. The food is always prompt and ready and the ladies are very nice. They are also available on delivery apps such as GrubHub and Doordash. Probably getting some dinner here this week :)

Amazing authentic Vietnamese food. I've had their food delivered and also in person at their establishment. Their pho broth is very flavorful and is probably one of the best ones I've had in Brooklyn. Their bun rieu was a bit lacking in flavor, but still good. Need to go back and try their banh mi as I heard great things about it.

My go-to Viet spot in South Brooklyn!! It's an authentic, comforting neighborhood spot run by the sweetest twins. The food here ALWAYS hits and the service is quick. Their Spring Rolls have a nice crisp and their Pho is great, however my FAVORITE dish is their Beef Cubes over Rice - chef's kiss!! Other honorable mentions are the Banh Xeo, which is basically a crispy Viet Pancake with shrimp and bean sprouts filling, and Crispy Calamari, YUM!! One downside is that the prices have gone up over the years, but TRUST that you can always find me here when I'm craving Pho in the neighborhood!!

I went for dine in and everything is priced up $1-$2. They have signs mentioning that, but the old menu prices looked so deceiving. An avocado shake is $6.50 in actuality but the menu showed $4.50. Two pho bowls and one ban cuon appetizers was totaled $48. And they had a credit card fee. But we paid cash so that saved us some bucks! Pho beef slices and beef tripe was good, the broth got cooked in meat and got grainy. Flavors were disrupted but enhanced. Pork chop pho had a more clean taste, and the pork chop was nicely seasoned but sweet. Avocado shake was the best I've had, fine, it was worth the $6.50. Ban cuon was just ok not my fav.