MT Noodles

Visiting Minneapolis and I had a huge craving for Vietnamese food that reminded me of home and I came across MT noodles. Their Canh Chua Ca was one of the most comforting dishes I've had in a restaurant and tasted just like my childhood.I would also recommend giving their Bun Cha Hanoi a try - it's so flavorful and jam packed with fresh herbs and veggies.MT Noodles exceeded my expectations and I'll be coming back again.

probably the best Vietnamese cuisine in MNit's difficult to find consistency in this areathe restaurant can get packed, so its recommended to go early especially on a Fridayordered the pho tai bo vien, which is steak and meat balls, it was good and better on cold daysordered the ca kho, clay pot marinated catfish, delicious, eaten with white ricedefinitely recommend this restaurant!

Met a friend of mine here for dinner. The food, service and ambiance was amazing as always. Love coming here and trying things I have not tried before. This time around I got the combo noodle salad with Vermicelli , eggrolls, grilled marinated pork, grilled marinated shrimp with spring greens, scallion, peanuts, pickled daikon/carrots and fish sauce. The portion was big enough for couple meals. The salad was pretty light, fresh and delicious. My friend got shrimp fried rice and she enjoyed it. I also got shrimp spring rolls and Ca Kho To a Catfish dish to take home. Spring rolls were really good and the Catfish was just amazing. Will order Catfish again for sure. So glad we decided to go here for dinner. Will be back again for sure.

Didn't get very great photos because I was sick when I ordered this. I love pho when I'm not feeling well. The egg rolls are huge! First time trying them from here. Such a great crunch and they don't skimp on the fillings. Loved the dipping sauce as well.Loved the broth from my pho, very flavorful. Was able to get 2 meals out of the pho chin regular size. Ingredients were fresh. Make sure to ask for more sriracha and hosin if you prefer more because it comes with just 1 of each packet. Didn't get it this time around, but definitely try their lychee lemonade! Ordering online was quick and easy and food was ready 5 min before estimated time.

The pho was okay. I ordered the dat biet and it didn't really have much meat. The servers were very attentive however. It's a smaller restaurant. The food is a little costly. They do offer a wide variety of desserts.

Stopped by for lunch on a cold and rainy weekend. I got the pho tai and it was delicious. I also got the Vietnamese coffee, and it was a bit too thick for my liking and I usually like my coffee a bit sweeter. Overall good experience here with a spacious location and great staff.

Yummy Vietnamese food with big portions!I ordered the meat plate which came with rice, veggies, egg and side of shredded meat I believe. It was super good! I could barely finish it because the portions were huge! We also got egg rolls on the side and they were GIGANTIC. :DMy friend ordered the pho and it was super yummy. The broth was very flavorful!The lychee drink was super bomb! The viet coffee is super super strong, a bit too bitter in my option but not bad if you like nice strong coffee. :)The service was great. Very nice servers! The place itself was super spacious.

Several tables that can accommodate various group sizes.I ordered #15, Com Tam Heu Nuong, Bi Cha. It was delish, and everything tasted fresh. The flavors were well balanced; not overly salty, greasy, or seasoned. The prices were pretty reasonable, although $3.25 for a soda seemed like a lot. However, I got it anyway and made sure to enjoy a refill. To go, I got the Pandang Coconut Flavor cake. It was tasty, light, and fluffy. An overall good experience, and I'd go back.

You know the food is excellent when the elderly Vietnamese folks are here. The place was casually busy when I arrived on a Monday afternoon. I was immediately greeted and seated. They brought out a small decanter of water and glass. I ordered the house special egg rolls (cha gio nho) and Mi Kho. As a Vietnamese-American woman, cha gio nho is not like their literal translation to "small egg rolls." I was picturing small, pinky size, and thin egg rolls with clear wrapper like how my mama use to make, but no, these were like an egg roll that was cut in half! There were 8 "little" egg rolls. The food was steamy hot and delicious! I really enjoyed Mi Kho. It came with two small bowls: one broth and the other has like flavor sauce. There was fried chicken in the bowl that was nice and crispy, breading tasted really good. Definitely would order these again and to share it with love ones.

Pho was served hot, pretty tasty broth but light on meat and a little pricey. Eggrolls were large, but lukewarm and definitely sat on the warmer for some time. The raw bean sprouts that came with the pho were old and discolored.When I went to pay, the lady asked me if everything was ok, and I mentioned the bean sprouts were old. No reaction or acknowledgement, she just handed me the receipt.I will not return.