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I've been enjoying the food here since my brother-in-law introduced me to it in 1992--and it is still terrific--run by the same family, with same great bbq beef wrapped in grape leaves, same fantastic mushroom and mustard greens, same terrific noodle soups and salt-and-pepper squid. Now I take my daughters. Food is great, and still a great value.

My husband and I ordered Pho with chicken and it was incredible! This is probably the best pho we have ever had and we eat pho quite often! The portions were huge, we asked for extra basil, hot sauce, etc and we got so much extra, it was unbelieveable... Everything is very fresh and I am impressed and this is very rare.. By the way, this is the first review I have ever written, I'm not the type, but I felt they truly deserved a great review. :)

Some of the reviews speak of it as being so horrible. My roommate and I went down there and we both had appetizers and dishes and we spent under $20. We spent almost all evening looking for a place to eat and decided on this one because they were on the cheaper side, the decor was nice (it looked real cute inside), and they did have a variety of foods to choose from. The eggrolls were amazing! It is a great night-out-with-friends restaurant. It's not a five-star, New York City, restaurant but friendly, clean, and affordable. I'd recommend it!

You can't beat the prices at this place. Everything on the lunch menu (which I think is also the dinner menu) is so cheap. The food is above average and for the price you are getting more than you piad for in terms of portion size and quality. If you work or happen to be in the area I'd say try it out. But don't make a trip down here especially to eat here.

the food is tasty and cheap. great find in chinatown. I eat there as often as I can.

Had Pho Viet Huong for lunch today. I was completely disappointed. Having been to Vietnam and Thailand, this is NOT authentic food. I had spring rolls and beef pho, and my food (both courses) were at my table in less than 3 minutes. Clearly not done to order. The fried spring rolls were kinda mushy and warm, not hot. The pho broth was decent, but too much cinnamon in the broth. It was hot, and the bowl was much larger than other places in Chinatown, but I've definitely had better.

The best Vietnamese food I've ever had at absolutely unbeatable prices. I will make it a point to come to this restaurant again.