A go to Vietnamese spot in the Pearland area, serving both Vietnamese and Chinese dishes. The food and service are consistently good, and there is plenty of seating. I usually order takeout, and everything is always smooth. The pho portions feel a bit smaller compared to other places at the same price, but the flavor is solid and easy to forgive.
Vegan Restaurant
Thanh Phuong
· $$$$ · pearland · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 0 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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A go to Vietnamese spot in the Pearland area, serving both Vietnamese and Chinese dishes. The food and service are consistently good, and there is plenty of seating. I usually order takeout, and everything is always smooth. The pho portions feel a bit smaller compared to other places at the same price, but the flavor is solid and easy to forgive.
Food was okay nothing special have had way better would not eat again. The white rice and fried rice basically tastes the same with no flavor. Egg roll was not good at all. Plenty of asian places way better than this one.
Food was okay nothing special have had way better would not eat again. The white rice and fried rice basically tastes the same with no flavor. Egg roll was not good at all. Plenty of asian places way better than this one.
Love the food, atmosphere is great. Ive been here two times and it was a nice place to have come across. The woman who works in evening is always attentive fast and nice. The boy however could use some customer service training I feel. I came in quickly for a lemonade and quick soup as my throat had been hurting all day. I wanted a soup to soothe my throat nothing more nothing less. He kept trying to offer me more items and was talking to me from my understanding what was a fee on the card for paying less than 10 dollars? Which is fine i didnt care i would happily pay the fee. All it took was a " hey theres a fee for purchases less than 10 dollars" ... ive worked for a family owned restaurant before. I understand fees. but instead it felt like I was lectured? You could of just charged me rhe fee the whole interaction just felt weird. Not sure if ill come back but the egg drop soup and atmosphere is great i just didnt appreciate feeling lectured and pressured in a sense. I would of understood getting lectured if i was just snacking on free things and not buying anything. But the matter of the fact is i was a paying customer, i did pay for the items i requested, would of been okay with a fee, and i left a cash tip on the table regardless. Just confused about the whole interaction.