Rice & Noodles Restaurant

The food is excellent, the atmosphere is great, and the prices are FANTASTIC! Don't miss this spot! more

This place could be missed by many because of it's location. What a shame! I can't say enough about the food. My wife and I have been looking for something comparable to PHO's in Seattle with no luck. This place has surpassed it and some. It's small, very clean and nicely decorated. The staff is very polite and very accommodating. It has to be good for me to drive there 1 hour each way two weeks in a row! Wonderful food! Pros: Great value Cons: location more

We were in Lancaster on vacation and just happened to find this wonderful treasure. The food is wonderful and service is excellent. Try this if you want the best quality for your dollar. There is none better in the Lancaster area. Pros: food, service Cons: small more

The pho here is OK, not the best I've had. They overcharge for small quantities of pho, in comparison to other restaurants. If you go during the peak hours, like 11am-1pm or 6-8pm, expect to wait an hour to be seated. I am not exaggerating; I always have to wait so long to be seated, not to mention to have my order taken. But I'm glad that I became so exasperated with waiting one day that I decided to try another pho place in Lancaster, which turned out to be SO MUCH better. It's called Saigon Cafe in Chelsea Square on Manheim Pike. There is no long wait. The food is so much better and authentic than at Rice & Noodles. You also get more food for the same price. And they also give you free slices of oranges for dessert! I definitely recommend Saigon Cafe to anyone who thinks that Rice & Noodles is the ""best"" pho restaurant in Lancaster. Go there and compare the two like I did, then see for yourself. Pros: Clean bathroom Cons: Long wait, overpriced, small quantities of food more

I've had Vietnamese food all around the United States, especially pho, this place is the best in Lancaster, PA. Hands down. The service is quick. The food is always fresh! The restaurant is a little small, but the quality of the food is more than enough to keep us coming back. From what we understand, the family has been in the business for over 30 years, starting in New Orleans, LA. The ""other"" Vietnamese restaurants are no comparison. more