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Businiess name:
Noodle Mi
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
This place does very authentic, honest and fresh Vietnamese Ph?, among other good Thai/asian dishes.
We've been going here for about 2 years and the only thing I can complain about is how the locals don't have the courage to order stuff like the split quail, and get weirded out about part of a pig's foot (which belongs) in the Bún bò Hu?. Resulting in the removal of said delectable bits. Why? because they will not serve it anything other than FRESH. So, if it doesn't get ordered, it doesn't stay on the menu.
Enough of my rant though... go here and get anything and it will be good in the most comforting of ways. Go here and get something from their "Traditional/Authentic" Vietnamese page of the menu and be taken to a very happy place where the food whispers sweet nothings to your palette and you wonder where the hell this food has been all your life.
This is the honest stuff (like fatty tendons cooked until they melt in your mouth) foodies long for. Go.
Pros: Home cooked authentic Vietnamese Ph?. Excellent Service
Cons: Locals who complain about authentic Vietnamese food.
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