Nothing Fancy

Located inside the «City Mall», this is a quaint little place with a tiny kitchen and like 3 employees, but the food is pretty good. I have tried the Beef Noodle soup which is basically Phở soup, but they don’t call it that (even though the owners are Laotian or Vietnamese). Not sure if their Phở is Hanoi or Saigon style, but the noodles are pretty thick. The broth has a hearty flavor and there is plenty of sliced quality beef in there. The egg rolls and other «Asian» style dishes I have tried there have all been very good except for the Orange Chicken (may have been sweet & sour chicken). It was basically frozen chicken pieces with a sweet citrus sauce served with white rice (nothing special). They do daily specials and have American fare as well. People around here speak highly of their burgers, but I have never tried one. If I am going to frequent a Laotian or Vietnamese restaurant, where there is actually a Laotian or Vietnamese person cooking, then I will choose the ethnic dishes every time (not a burger). This little place stays busy, so you can call orders in as well. Good prices and big portions (and very nice people).

Best kept secret in Russellville! Can’t beat the friendly service, wonderful food or great prices!

Would give the egg roll salad 5 stars. Odd combo of food but some really stand out dishes. Lunch special changes daily. The kabob on Friday is always popular.

I keep coming here hoping I’ll be as impressed as everyone else but usually I’m not. The spring rolls are great. Everything else is ok. The soup (phở?) is okay but it doesn’t have much taste. I usually have to add a lot of sriracha, hoisin, and soy sauce to give it flavor. They do work hard. I will come back for the spring rolls.

The absolute best made-​from-​scratch stuff around. The owner, Thien, is from Vietnam and makes EVERYTHING by hand. I’ve never seen someone who works so hard.
My advice on ordering:
— ANYTHING Vietnamese
— ANY of her daily lunch specials
— Splurge for her lemon cake
— Wash it all down with a sweet tea
You’ll thank me later.

This restaurant does both American food and Asian food. The owner is from South Korea, and she really does have good food, no matter what you want.
If you’re a southern boy like myself and want a hamburger and fries, she does that. If you want fried chicken, she does that. If you want egg rolls, she does that, too. And if you want a specialty soup, she has it.
Her variety is grand, and you can even sit at the bar (which I love in a restaurant). It’s all casual, and her staff are friendly.
There are also tables and chairs if you have a larger group.