Pho Lotus

Was taken back when I saw that gyoza and fried spring rolls are $15 and a bowl of Pho is $20. I decided to just get a bowl of pho, although way overpriced, the portion big and the taste was exactly what I wanted. Delicious…. But just one thing… THEY CUT THE NOODLES!! Why on earth would they do that?!? Don’t EVER cut the noodles to make them into smaller pieces. Idk who told them that was a good idea but I hope they see this review and correct course because that is just wrong and I know they know it. I know they don’t cut the noodles they eat. Anyways… yummy! Also, one more thing. It was extremely quiet in there, the silence and absence of noise made the vibe kinda weird. Play some Vietnamese music

This was so good 12/10 I ate a whole bowl of pho veggie mix you’d think I’d lack in flavor but not at all. They made me feel welcome and there were regulars that came in, shows that it’s a great place. They are very hospitable and clean. Wish I could eat here more often sadly I’m from the east coast but will be coming back when I visit again.

For the price I was expecting more seafood meat. 2 pieces of mussel, 1 pc of scallop, 2 shrimps, and 3 pcs of small white something, can't tell.

Food was absolutely amazing and we got our food within about 6 minutes of ordering which was crazy! I got the Beef Pad Krapao which was my first time trying this dish and it was SO DELICIOUS! My friends got the vermicelli noodles and chicken fried rice which were also crazy good. Please check them out and be amazed!

Pretty decent place. The dining room was quiet, but takeout was bustling. We ordered to-go, which took a very long time to prepare. They forgot parts of our order. We paid for eggrolls but never got them. We had to even remind the girl at the counter to charge us for the order. The only sparkling moment was probably tasting their lotus cookies - which are as delicious as they are beautiful.