Lovely people running the restaurant and love the food. They’ve been here over 32 years and the pho is so good everytime I come.
I had a very good, authentic, beef chow fun without gravy there today. It is a simple but difficult dish to make, and although I had better ones in Hong Kong, this is Rochester, and almost impossible to get authentic Chinese dishes. It hit the spot for me. Highly recommended.
Delicious roast duck with horrible sauce goes with it!Fortunately the sauce is by side. I would recommend plum sauce or other fresh sauce to give you a fresh taste. Because duck is oily. Most duck is oily so I don’t blame it.Pho tastes strange with a mixed Chinese and Vietnamese style, not recommended.
Great family run restaurant. The service is relaxing, relatively direct and friendly. The hot tea was served right away and the menu suggestions were solid. Definitely recommend if you are in Rochester and looking for a great Asian restaurant as they serve Chinese and Pho.
Wanted to try this place based on it longtivity in Rochester but it was not very authentic at all. Service took a long time. Some of the fried chicken wings were served raw and no apology from wait staff. Noodles and house fried shrimp rolls were okay. Portions were small, just didn't seem fresh. Moo shu beef were served with tortilla wraps and not the normal wrappers. Food gave me cramps afterwards. Wouldn't be back.
The service was wonderful and it was some of of the best pho I’ve ever had! Very cheap and delicious! 5 stars all the way!
The duck pho was fantastic, and the woman that served us was the nicest server I've ever had. The tea was great, food was amazing, and I highly recommend!
Great food served by a couple that you can tell is very proud of what they offer. I strongly recommend the dumplings and roast pork. The dumplings are clearly handmade and it shows. They are of high quality and made with love. Thank you to the owners that were kind enough to welcome me in on this cold day and serve me a nice warm meal
don't take pho here, especially with roasted duck.feels like they just grabbed all the garbage duck bones from the kitchen and threw them in my plate. besides lady looked like Chinese, vietnamese and Chinese are totally different kitchens. I mean that's what happen when Chinese try to make there own pho. technically just noodles in broth with lots of cut duck bones...plus everything is super slow. didn't like the attitude. not all the guests are naive americans, lots of people visited Asia and tried food there. I'm a truck driver - made extra efforts to get some nice pho here. . instead got noodles with duck bones. would I recommend? nah - tons of other places around..
I went here with several friends yesterday to get some Pho because the other more notable places were closed. I would not recommend getting Pho here. This is basically a Chinese food place that serves some Vietnamese dishes as well. They have two menus, a Chinese food menu and also a Vietnamese food menu as well.There was only one server and it was a very old lady who was serving several tables at once. I literally felt so bad for her which is why I am not really complaining about our meal. She was super nice, however it did take over an hour for us to get our food. Once again though, given the conditions we totally understood and still had an okay time. I would maybe go back again and try their Chinese dishes instead, however I wouldn’t really recommend trying the Pho as there are much better places.