Lo Noodles

Anyone who likes to eat Phở should definitely stop by and try their Phở. They make their noodles from scratch and the soup is really tasty. The store is owned by a very nice lady, who always welcomes you with a smile. She is the only one working, so service is sometimes a little delayed, but when the food comes out it is worth the wait. :)

Quite frankly I’m not sure how this place will last. My boyfriend and I decided to come here because it was a new place opened at a cursed location. Seriously every business that’s opened here had not lasted. I walked past this place last week and there were no customers and I asked the worker what time they closed and they enthusiastically said 8pm, I just felt so bad so I told my bf we had to come back to try to give a little bit of support.
We finally came today and stood around the front for nearly 3 minutes and no one was around. We were trying to figure out how to order from here as their menu was a bit confusing. As we decided to sneak away we were finally caught as we were half out the door and stayed as we felt obliged and bad.
The worker tried to explained what they offered. Only phở (beef only no chicken yet) and «phở rolls» cuon.
We opt to order two bowls of phở dac Biet (special) and two cuon rolls (one pork and one beef). Apparently the worker didn’t bother asking and assumed we wanted to-​go even though we were sitting at the table and packed our orders to-​go.
No hot tea available here and all I saw were water bottles and sprint cans. You’d think that they would know we planned to dine in after we asked for hot tea…
It was just a hot mess of an experience. On top of it she did not speak a lick of English and was so thrilled I spoke Vietnamese. If a non-​vietnamese speak person came they probably wouldn’t be able to order (especially since the menu was in Vietnamese as well).
As for the food… not awesome enough to justify this. Their phở dac biet didn’t even have tai (rare beef steak)!
I feel bad, I was hoping they would be good and succeed but their business model isn’t working.