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Address: 1301 Portage Street, Kalamazoo, MI 49001
Phone: (269) 459-6887
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Reviews
Kristen C
Extremely poor service. Extremely poor food. I waited over a half hour for my meal and the place wasn’t even busy. Staff was just rude and unconcerned. This is a fast food place, and when I asked what was up after other parties who ordered after me we’re getting their food, I was simply told to take my seat. I wouldn’t have minded if the wait if the staff were polite about it, but they were not. When the food finally came, it was dry and tasteless: just white rice with raw shredded carrots, raw cucumbers, and a few slices of dry chicken with no spice to speak of. The “spring” that came with it tasted on par with supermarket microwave varieties. At least they supply large bottles of cheap hoisin and hot sauce, so you can add some kind of flavor to your food. Won’t ever come back! Portions are small and over-priced. What a disappointment!
… moreDane Peterson
Menu was easy to understand and order from. Gluten free vegetarian, amd vegan options. Food was very tasty. Modern and upbeat atmosphere. Clean bathrooms. Wheelchair friendly seating.
… moreHeather Perez
I got the pork spring rolls and the beef sirloin rice bowl and he got the lemon grass chicken Bahn mi sandwich. Everything was delicious. Service was great. Peace is clean and parking in the back.
… moreJon Orweller
Interesting building with sufficient parking. Good Vietnamese food. Food takes a while to prep so it’s not a quick bite. The lemmon rice bowl is amazing! The tofu is great.
… moreJeffrey Gates
Everything about this place was amazing on the cold rainy day I had visited. The pho was nice and hot when it arrived and you could customize it the way you want as they bring you sides of vegetables and japeños. The menu is small and simple so those with anxiety or who never know what to order can feel comfortable here. The large windows allowed you to people watch as you eat and their Thai iced coffee tasted very authentic. Even the living walls provided some modern decor without it feeling out of place. If you love Asian food or noodles, come here. If you want a casual place to eat and puddle watch, you will want to come here as well.
… moreD K
Food is good. It comes out one dish at a time so don’t go with a group of more than 2 or 3. Understandably due to the smallest kitchen I have ever seen for a restaurant.
… moreZachary Frieben
Awhile back I drove past this place. I didn’t know it existed until then, so I added it to my “wish list” of restaurants to try, especially after seeing the menu. Finally, I went there today with a friend. I got the Vietnamese chicken wings as my appetizer, the Thai tea as my drink, and the beef pho. All were good, but the pho especially! Now this is the first time I’ve had pho, but the broth is super flavorful and delicious! I can’t really describe it as it has its own flavor. The noodles, meat and vegetables were stellar as well. And finally, that Thai tea is delicious! I will definitely return, especially when it gets cold out soon and I’m craving soup.
… morePaul Syrette
First time trying Pho and it was so good and filling. I had the Shrimp Pho and it was good. Staff was friendly and wore masks.. The place was clean and inviting.
… moreAbhishek Gupta
The bread is warm, delightfully toasted, and the veggies are crunchy. You can tell when folks take care making food, because it just tastes better. That is the case at this gem. Park in back, walk around front. Plenty of seating.
… moreBrian Ream
Look, I’m a guy who’s all about having comfortable, low lighting, low music, very chill atmospheres in my restaurants and this place has that. In terms of pho, it’s got everything you want: fresh where it needs to be, rich where it’s not, and served boiling hot in an earthenware bowl with the salad that doesn’t quite fit on the side and the rooster sauce for your own level of spice. For takeout I recommend a sandwich, and I would dine in for pho. However you roll, get the summer rolls – not quite as much mint as Nonla but the sauce is unique. A++ to these guys, glad you got it together and opened the doors. I haven’t been to Washington Square since they took out the Vu – oops, how do I delete…
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