Very friendly staff. Loved their giant Steamed Chinese Buns. Tried their Bun Bo Hue, they gave lots of meat, however, the noodle part is too chewy. It’s a good stop for food driving pass by.

Really sad to say this but unfortunately I am no longer going to eat here. I’ve given it three times in a row and something about the food is changed. I’m not sure if the chef is new or white but the pho broth is way too salty! I got the stirfry vegetables with chicken and I had large chunks of purple yam that were over cooked and again way too much salt. Constructive criticism is good for a chef! Please try the food I know I’m not the only one who has the same thoughts

A variety of fresh vegetables in these dishes confirms the authenticity of the place. Get one of the Pho soups, or Vietnamese and Korean noodle dishes, try the veggie hum bow, and treat yourself to the excellent coffee. And if you want to make any changes to a dish it’s no problem because the cooks are the real deal here.

I love this place! I have been coming here for years- since 2006. The owners have changed since then, and the quality has only increased. I recommend the spicy beef noodle soup, crispy egg noodles and the vermicelli bowels. I have never been disappointed here, and love shopping at the connecting store after my meal. The staff are friendly and very welcoming. I’m always happy to see them!

Fresh ingredients and super clean restaurant. Gracious owners.

Banh Mi sandwiches are amazing. Well priced and a good size. Always good customer service too!

i used to go to this place ALL the time and i loved it. it was my favorite Vietnamese place but im not sure what happened? I think I heard they are under new management now? but i ordered the same thing I usually get every time I’ve been which is the spicy beef pho and it looked nothing like what I was used to. The usually thin noodles were extremely thick and over cooked. The beef that is usually in there was like?? someone cut up a giant pork meat ball. just slices of an unknown grey meat. Couldn’t even finish it :( used to be my favorite place but idk if i will be coming back. The bbq pork humbao, while it was different than normal, was still tasty though.

I arrived being the first customer after the restaurant opened on a mid-morning Saturday. I dreamt of an exceptional breakfast, but knew from experience to keep expectations in check. Sure enough, this was another restaurant fail—a subpar meal. I'd ordered a rice plate with grilled "pork chops" (quotes are intentional; you will understand why) and shrimp, plus a couple of fried eggs. The dish arrived promptly and was set up overall very similar to any other Vietnamese establishment. First of two immediately recognized failures: the modified fish sauce (a key component) was only halfway to tasting like fully, gloriously enjoyable "modified" fish sauce, as though it was made by a weak hand or someone who unfortunately gave up too early. The second discernable offense: chopped cilantro covered the plate liberally, but cilantro simply doesn't belong on this dish. That gave the impression, "what are they trying to mask?" instead of, "maybe they are being innovative..." A related gripe: I'd have preferred more of scallion oil. Unfortunately, however few of those good, necessary scallion bits were mixed up with the "meat." Yes, I now present the central fiasco of the meal: they served pork meat. Not CHOPS; not a single bone in sight. The menu clearly indicated pork chops. Curious, I inquired the waiter, who brushed off my concerns and declared that the meat was simply cut up pork chops. It wasn't; very easy to tell. And, the cooking method was not a true flame grill or broil but more akin to Vietnamese shaking beef style, while using marinaded pork. Sadly, it wasn't worthwhile to protest further. Service was non-existent after the food came, but that's actually normal for most Vietnamese eateries. I proceeded to finish my brunch in silence, and went on my way.

Took my family here for dinner. Wonderful customer service and amazing pho!

The best Asian food in Olympia. Of course, that's not saying much because Olympia is such a food-dead town. If you can't get to Tacoma or Seattle or Portland for really great food, this is one of your best bets in the food-desert that is Olympia.

I have been shopping and eating there for a couple decades plus!!!! Its the only one I count on for all our needs, for Asian dishes at home. All my kimchie goodies are always there & its great produce, so much to see and try! Restuarant has delish food too! Will photo next meal and some grocery pics

My new favorite pho restaurant!

The his was the best takeout food I have gotten in a while

I love the food at this place, they serve fast, it is a nice and quiet place 100% recommended...😁

Their pho is absolutely amazing. I have gotten pho from 15+ places across the US and this one is by far the best. Tastes just like authentic homemade pho! If you love pho this is the place to go !

Very, very good pho. The options are pleasing. The salt egg and pork baonare good, too. Reasonably priced, too