Pho District

Visited this afternoon to try their Grilled Chicken and egg roll noodles ($11.50) and Large Taro Bubble tea ($6.75). The dish was delicious, as for the bubble tea (we needed to ask them to make it sweeter) because it's a bit bland. Ambiance is okay, tables are distanced well and condiments are available. We ended up having ($22.40 with tax). It is the only vietnamese restaurant in the vicinity, so we know we needed to try it out. I do recommend it.

I ordered the pho tai to-go. I asked if there were two different to-go sizes like they have on the menu and was told that there is only one to-go size. Was charged for the larger size but it seems that I have received the smaller size portion. The broth container is only half full. Did not notice this until after I arrived back home. I don't mind paying the higher price for a larger size, but at least give me the correct portion. I have eaten both in the restaurant and ordered to-go many times and the to-go portion is always smaller than what I get in the restaurant.

Pho District! If your tendon is not done simmering to be soft DON'T SERVE IT TO YOUR CUSTOMERS. This is the third time I've ordered out and I've gotten tough inedible tendon. Just tell whoever that the item is unavailable so that the person can order something else, order later, or buy elsewhere. Don't ruin your customer's day and waste their time and money, it's so disrespectful. Aside from that I love the food at this establishment and it has been satisfying my cravings and soothing my nausea during my pregnancy. I'm happy I can order pho from here by grubhub, as I am pretty stuck at home at the moment. Edit to add: I want to talk about the pho. I don't see why people find it bland; maybe they aren't familiar with pho. I can tell you that I smell the aromatics. The star anise that cooked in the broth is so comforting and I can taste every flavor there.