My housemate picked up dinner : garden rolls (one tofu, one shrimp + pork), and two banh mi sandwiches (one tofu, one house special). We were very disappointed in our food (I'm the tofu fan). The garden rolls were mostly rice noodles and shredded lettuce. The rice paper wrappers were too gummy, and the fillings (tofu, shrimp, pork) had no flavor. There were no mint leaves. The "peanut sauce" was really hoisin with a few peanuts.The sandwich bread was not crusty baguettes - - closer to a soft squishy hot dog bun. Despite the presence of sliced jalapeños, shredded carrots, onion, cilantro, cucumber and meat / tofu, the sandwiches had no flavor.Overall, very disappointing for $40.* Years ago, I had a delicious banh mi sandwich at Doobys (!!) - - I am going to see if they still have it on the menu. Red Emma's also had a good veggie banh mi... i think they will be opening at their new location on Greenmount soon.
The perfect place to work on your computer and sip coffee or tea. Open late night! All buns are delicious.
Ordered food to go. I can highly recommend the chicken with vermicelli noodles. However, everyone else got bahn mi and were less happy with their meals. Friendly staff, quick service.
The food was absolutely delicious. I recommend the shrimp garden spring rolls and the round eye beef pho. The staff was also very kind. I will definitely be returning!
Really my favorite pho in the city. Everyone there is very friendly and the meatball pho is outstanding.
I absolutely love their pho and their taro milk tea, but you have to double check your order. They often miss items or mess up the order.
Best pho I've tasted in Baltimore so far. Very cool got Grandma level flavor vibes. Like she's just back there gliding around the kitchen humming and seasoning the soup. Good stuff.
How is this place still open? Go to towson for better pho...How did this place garner so many high reviews? I don't know...ask the people who have never tried real pho before *shrugs*. If you say this place is any good, you do you ig. If you want BETTER TASTING PHO, go to Towson (PDT is good).Ordered bun bo hue (spicy pho) and got something that was NOT bun bo hue. Broth was YELLOW (not red), was not spicy at all, smelled weird, no lemongrass, just not a pleasant experience overall. Also ordered crispy spring rolls and those were the WORST crispy spring rolls I have ever tasted. Usually, they're supposed to made with pork, but this place had those dollar store spring rolls with only veggies or fake chicken or whatever. Disgusting. I still cannot believe people rated this place so highly. Some people just have no tastebuds.
It's so great. Their food is amazing and the servers are sweet. I had the pho and is was flavourful and fresh.
Very nice place. Good prices. Food was out pretty quick. Would recommend not getting the house special báhn mì, but would recommend any other one