Pho Kayah

Pho Kayah has the best pho. The broth tastes really good and full of flavor. The noodles are soft, and the meat is fresh and tender. Every bowl is warm and comforting. Their milk tea is also very good. It is smooth, creamy, and not too sweet. Pho Kayah is a great place to eat, and I would highly recommend it.

Their spice scale is way off, medium was closer to spicy in my opinion. Lo mein tasted good, just way way too spicy for a medium. Gave me gut rot and broke out sweating. The fried rice was very bland except for a slight cucumber taste. I don’t really recommend, I would rather make the trip to Rochester

Me and my boyfriend come here all the time! It is a favorite of ours for their pho, pad Thai, and fried rice. Workers are always nice and have speedy service. Occasionally they run out of things to make certain dishes near the end of the night, but I feel much better knowing that their meals are all made fresh that day and nothings cheap/microwaveable it is amazing there 10/10 recommend

My first experience here was a positive one, I ordered the Spicy Ramen and very much enjoyed it. I brought my mom on my second visit to this establishment and horribly disappointed. Firstly I understand Pad Thai is a somewhat sweet dish. However there was an incredible amount of sugar in this dish I barely ate it. I told the waitress it was overly sweet and to please give me some limes to help balance the sweetness. I squeezed the 4 dry limes onto the dish, and it did not help. As we paid our check I informed her it again that this was way too sweet and I couldn't eat it. My mom boxed up her fried rice, and I left most of the pad thai on my plate. When my mom came to the counter someone told her "some people like it sweet". I've had MANY pad thai dishes in my life and I have never come acr

We spent our weekend eating delicious food. We really liked the spicy ramen. Thai coffee and mango refresher was awesome.