Cuu Long Vietnamese Restaurant

I got the large pho combo but I believe I could do the XL combo next time lol. He got the pork shrimp summer roll while I got the shrimp only summer roll appetizer. Everything was delicious! It felt nice because the lady called almost all the girls "sister" lol I thought that was cute! I should try other dishes next time with my pho lol

Have to admit I haven't been back in quite a number of years now. When I lived in Aiea years back, this was my favorite pho spot. I've always had pho at least twice a month until present day. I have my favorites in town now but my baby girl who's now 18 remembers how much we loved the pho there back in the day. So we take the drive to our old favorite only to realize it's not nearly the same. The broth was very bland with very little depth in any flavor. 3 stars for the quick and friendly service. Disappointed that the quality did not withstand the time.

This is our go-to especially if we are feeling under the weather. Whenever we catch a cold we have soup for days.Now we both order medium combo(lots of meat cuts, tendon and tripe) with a side of onions. This is one of the few Vietnamese places that includes culantro(long green slender leaves) along with Thai basil, bean sprouts, and lemons.I enjoy their Thai coffee you can watch the water drip then mix the condensed milk and pour over ice.Spring rolls with lettuce, cucumbers and mint leaves with yummy sauce is divine.If you haven't been, give them a try.You can add hoisin or siracha sauce. They have two jars of red sauce if you want to spice it up.

We planned to pick up dougnuts from Island Glazed. That was dessert, so what to eat for lunch. Craig T had mentioned he had a Uber drop-off their. So Cuu Long Vietnamese was our pick. We were there early so it wasn't busy. My wife ordered the Spring Rolls , and I got the Seafood Pho. Two good picks that we would order again. Clean and spacious seating. The service was friendly and fast. Enjoy

I frequent this restaurant for several reasons; first the Sour Soup, second the Vietnamese coffee, third they open at 10:00 which is when I'm hungry for breakfast/lunch aka Blunch. Located in Pearl Kai Shopping Center they've been here since the beginning of time or maybe just 30 years but as long as I remember. I'm not a Pho fan though you'll catch me in quite a few restaurants which specialize in the soup. I luv BunBo Hue but it's not offered here. I order the Seafood Sour Soup (served with fish and shrimp) years ago you'd get chunks of fresh fish, now it's previously frozen and most likely tilapia and maybe five mediumish shrimp...it's all good it's all about the flavor. It's also offered with chicken, tofu or just vegetable. It's a Tamarind flavored soup with a chunk of pineapple, fresh slices of tomato, taro stems and herbs. Comes with a side of rice but I always refuse the rice and let the soup shine on its own.If they opened at 6:00 I'd be first in line for their Vietnamese freshly brewed coffee. They bring it to you dripping into the cup with condensed milk waiting to be stirred in when the coffee is finished dripping. You can drink it hot or request a glass of ice to pour it over. I'm an iced fan because you can't drink it fast enough when it's that hot. I also like the Spring rolls, crispy traditional pork rolls (2 cut into 4 pieces) served with green leafy lettuce, rice noodles, basil, cucumbers all to messily roll up and dip in their savory sauce. If you've been here often you know that you don't wait to be seated....you be standing there forever while people stare at you. There are about eight tables for four or six people each and a communal table down the middle. When you're done you can sit and wait forever for one of the two busy servers to notice or you just get up and walk to the window in the back and ask to pay your check. It's not fine dining or fine service but I do love that soup and keep coming back.

Wow, the broth is delicious. My first phó experience as a new resident on the island of Oahu. The service is quick and the staff is attentive. All the needs you want to add to your phó is available. The setting is cozy and busy, with table turnover.

Didn't know what to eat so since my husband suggested after we go grocery shopping let's try this Vietnamese restaurant located at the pearl Kai shopping ctr. I said ok. I had their spring rolls and my husband had seafood pho. Our food was good but like any Vietnamese restaurant their spring rolls are almost the same in taste. Some place serve it whole and some places cut in half. This place they serve it whole 4 pieces total with lettuce, basil, cucumber, and chili vinegar sauce. The seafood pho the broth was very light and had a good taste my husband said. Lots of seafood shrimp, squid, mussels and the noodles. Next time he said he'll order the tripe pho. And I'll order their Vietnamese sandwich.

Was feeling the hangover kick in so I had to kick my car gears to Cuu Long to get my #10 medium beef and meatballs pho for the cure.

We had an out of town guest and were walking around Pearl Kai looking for a place with a short line for dinner on a Friday night.The service was good, and we got our food quickly.It's great for families with kids. I'd definitely go back when I'm in the mood for pho.

The summer roll and spring rolls were tasty but just the one thing that wasn't there. The flavor for the pho wasn't there. The service was great but I rather be left eating with silence. Add more salt to your pho I'm gonna be honest it tasted like water.