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I located this restaurant searching for the top rated pho restaurants. I placed an order for to go. The young lady that took my order was patient and will to answer my questions. Once arrived it was easy to find and park in front of the restaurant. When I arrived it was a Saturday mid afternoon and they only had two guests inside. The space was very clean and open. This restaurant is setup as a fast casual, nothing too formal. Over the food was fresh and had great flavor. I would return for a bowl of pho. The only downside to the price of the bowl, they had only a few pieces of chicken so I would expect a little more protein for the price of the bowl.

Haven't been in years; decided to stop by for dinner.The interior is far more sparse than it was years ago. Kind of Spartan in its appointment, there's a big green wall with faux plants when you come in. It looks deceptively large from the outside...the market that faces Summer takes up a lot of the footprint (but is worth a stop by- roasted pork and duck to-go). The staff was busy but attentive, not much for convo. This is a place to go for for food, not experience (anymore?).Had three rolls and pho. Phoenix, Rainbow, something else; spicy pho and combo kimchi pho.The rolls were good. The ones with cream cheese were better than those without. But, alas, nothing that made them stand out remarkably from, say, Sakura.The pho was a bit underwhelming (and perhaps because I'm not a 'man, I could really go for soup! kinda guy). But I've had better pho elsewhere. The broth wasn't as depthy or layer as other places (Crazy Noodle). The kimchi added hints of novelty, but nothing that broke the mold.All in all, great place if you're looking for a peacemaker if you want good pho AND sushi. But good does not great make. It's a compromise, a 3 star solid destination.

I was craving something warm and comforting so I decided to try this place out. As I entered the restaurant, I was politely greeted and I took a seat. The employees were all very nice and answered my questions about the menu and gave me their suggestions. The restaurant is charming and best of all they have an Open Kitchen!! I do love an open Kitchen!I ordered a bowl of Dumpling Pho and a sushi roll. In no time my food arrived and it hit the spot. The Pho was a rich, steamy bowl of deliciousness and my roll was also very tasty. I can't wait to try more items from the menu.

Update! Electricity was fine. I'm giving this woman own business five stars to compensate for th first visit.

Very good and fresh. It was a great experience. Probably some of the best in Memphis. Good variety of rolls. Straight to the point of sushi. I would def be back to try more rolls. The server was really nice and it was really nice and quiet to enjoy your meal. You won't be disappointed

Stopped in for a bowl of Pho Thursday afternoon. Great day for soup. It was partly sunny, cool and windy. The yummy soup warmed up my cold bones. I had the pho with pork and vegetable dumplings. Very tasty. My aunt had the pho with beef tenderloin. Good bone broth for both bowls of soup. The soup was a good serving and we had leftovers to take home. Soup was served with Thai basil, jalapeños, lime, and bean sprouts. Good mix of soup fixings. The restaurant is average size. Our server was excellent. She was courteous and very nice. Parking is plentiful and the restaurant is right next to Great China Market. You can go grab a bite to eat then go shopping for much needed Asian staples for cooking. Lunch was about $35.00 with tax. We also ordered a pot of tea. It was Oolong tea. Will be back for other types of available pho. Sushi is also available but we did not order any for lunch. Will be back again soon. Very nice place!

My husband and I like to come here for quiet lunches and dinners since we are right around the corner. The atmosphere is peaceful and clean, and the service is always friendly. We both love the spicy beef noodle soup and the fried salmon roll, although I have ordered a lot there (never a disappointment). What I love the most is the joy you can see on the owner's face when she prepares food- you can tell she really loves what she does and serves her food with love.

I was pleasantly surprised by this restaurant! The outside is plainly decorated and missable when driving by but once you enter it has a nice set up. The kitchen and dining area is impeccably CLEAN! Customer service was great as well. Don't hesitate to drop in to eat or order to-go. I ordered the Crispy Dumplings (made with pork) (not pictured) and they were delicious! The sweet chili dipping sauce really set them off. For the main, I ordered the Seafood Pho. The broth was delicious, shrimp tasty, and noodles cooked perfectly. You get a huge serving that's enough for leftovers!Overall, I will return here to try out some of their sushi options as they do serve that as well.

Went here for pho and got some sushi to go. I ordered the rib-eye pho and it was majorly disappointing. This isn't the place to go for that. They put oil in it (never saw that before, made it taste greasy and made the broth unenjoyable) and the "ribeye" was mostly pieces of fat, hardly any meat and for what meat was in the bowl it was little bits. Like I got the meat scraps from some other dish they had prepared. Not very appetizing looking.The sushi was average, nothing special. Like something you could have gotten anywhere.It's also a little pricey. For everything, I spent about $80.

Great authentic ramen and good appetizers. Reasonable price and nice atmosphere. The service is great. Highly recommend.