The noodle salad with marinated pork was also quite good. I sampled a bite from my wife's dish, and the flavor of the pork was wonderful—almost teriyaki-like—with a bright, fresh salad to complement it. The beef and potatoes had a rich savory flavor, perfectly balancing the potatoes, onions, and meat.
The portions were enormous! We ended up taking half our food home and are looking forward to enjoying the leftovers. The chicken fried rice, in particular, was massive—at least three pints' worth. The egg rolls were well-filled and tasty!
Honestly, I still prefer Que Viet. While the two restaurants are similar, Que Viet’s dishes have a bit more flavor, as does their sauce, and are also larg...
Since they expanded their business, so they dont even care about the customer anymore. I went in 40mins before closing time, and no one did greet me. I waved at servers , and they saw me but they was just chilling , talking and joking around themselves. The restaurant was not busy at that time at all. Seem like when they stabilize their customer base, they no longer care about customer service.
This probably one of my most favorites restaurants around the area. Im not well acquainted with Vietnamese food but I know flavor for sure. This place has it! I always get the Bah Me sandwich or when I bring the whole family I recommend Beef and potatoes, Pho, Spicy Chicken and the Fried Rice. You should try it, you will not be disappointed!
While visiting MN for a short trip, I was advised by some friends to try out MT Noodles. The Com Tam was packed with flavors, and the Canh Chua brought back memories of a home-cooked meal I didn't realize I missed. I will definitely be back when I’m in the area!
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First time customer. Got the #15, egg rolls and pork fried rice. Absolutely delectable. The rice serving was enough for 3 people. Egg rolls were crispy and enormous. Have to get back and try the pho. Served in bowls big enough to take a bath in.
The Vietnamese restaurant is truly delicious! You must try the vermicelli with tofu and shrimp paste, the beef wrapped in grape leaves, the special broken rice, and the braised fish served with sour fish soup.
Very clean and modern establishment with friendly staff. Very fast service with good quality food. The pho is delicious and one of my favorites now. The lychee lemonade is a must try. Everything was great!
The food here is the best authentic Vietnamese in the Twin Cities. Much more than Pho... her pork and broken rice dishes are moist and tasty, and they are the only place I saw serving Ban Xeo!
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Bun Nem Nuong and Bo La Lop is the best on the map and she is probably the only one in the city that serves these dishes... I can't stop rolling one by one, even if I was full
The service at this restaurant is exceptional and the food is top-notch. Our family doesn't mind driving 35 minutes just to dine there!
