Papaya Vietnamese Cuisine

I did grub hub with them. I ordered a pork banh mi sandwich and a Vietnamese coffee and it was by far the worst I've ever had. Vietnamese coffee - tasted like straight sugar. I could not taste any coffee. Of course it's suppose to be sweet but this was all condensed milk. Pork banh mi - it was like straight fish sauce onto the pork and bread. It was so salty I couldn't eat it. I never post reviews but I felt so ripped off.

$18.27 for a bowl of Veggie Pho after tax I was speechless. No, I didn't tip either: I can't believe the prices of this place...I'm not coming to a mall food court to pay that much for a bowl of pho.

Served raw shrimp. When we brought it back we were told it looked "fine" to them, to which my husband said loudly "you're going to kill someone!" They quickly grabbed it back and said they'd remake it. They dumped the same shrimp they gave us back into the fryer. Place is disgusting and the attitudes are even worse.

I ordered spring rolls and lemongrass pork from Papaya upon seeing glowing reviews for this restaurant on Uber Eats. It was the perfect place for some rainy-weather food. They were quite accommodating to my order, as I requested rice instead of the typical vermicelli noodles served with my dish. Everything looked fresh and was well packaged so that none of the sauces spilled. The lemongrass pork, while a bit drier than most other like dishes I've had in the past, was flavorful and tender. The sauces balanced out the dryness of the meat, and the pickled veggies added an awesome range of flavor. I'll definitely be back to try the banh mi. If you're ordering for delivery, expect it to take about an hour (I ordered during a non-peak time).

The food is not that good. I got chicken pho and the pork chop/shrimp rice place. Although they give you a substantial amount of beef, it was cooked on too low of heat and as a result the flavor does not come through, the two shrimp you get are not really anything special and seemed boiled. There was way too much shredded iceberg lettuce on the plate. I wasn't sure what to do with it all. The pho is just so so and needs a lot more flavor after it's served, with the lime and sauces they offer you. On the up side, the egg on the rice plate was cooked very well and so was the broken rice. Overall, there is potential here, but my food was not that good and they need to work on their cooking techniques. I definitely won't be coming here again.

Definitely my favorite bunh mi in the area and a great option based on reliability and service. I've been getting the carmelized pork #2 but the sautéed pork #6 is also a solid option. Being from CA, this takeout Bunh Mi reminds me of home and has been a go to for me the last several months now.

You want a damn good sandwich? This is the spot. $8.99 for a juicy lemongrass tofu sandwich will change your tastebuds forever. Their spring rolls are pretty good too. Can't recommend this great local spot enough. Right in the crossroads food court!

This place is still the best. The owner is the nicest person in the world, she knows my order now when I come! The tofu veggie stir fry is still my favorite, I would give anything for the recipe for the sauce! Any time I'm near crossroads, this is a must. Best Vietnamese food ever!

Ph,o'nomenal! As usual today had a classic favorite of this franchise Signature spicy oil number 12 with beef! Super YUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!Big fan of Papaya!

I just ordered the regular beef pho and the broth was delicious! It had a really deep flavor, I've finally found a great pho place!