Saigon-Bangkok

I wish I could say better, but their are a couples factors. The food I enjoyed, spicier than I imagined. Had the Rama curry lunch special. Egg roll was good, sauce was very different, couldn’t even say what it was.
Before getting the menu, I ordered Thai iced coffee. She seemed surprised but of course, this was not on the menu.
When I got my coffee, it was a cup of coffee, with some contraption on top that seemed to be the ‘coffee maker’. I had no idea what to do. I also got a large glass of ice. So, I removed the thing on top and poured. The waitress came up to me and told me I did it wrong. Sorry, never had to make my own drink, I had no clue. So, it was good though I did it wrong. That was just awkward.
The food was very tasty in my opinion, it’s hard to make Thai food tastless I suppose.
While we sat and talked after the meal, having finished our food, a waiter came by with some complimentary tea for us to enjoy. Now that was classy!
I’d try them again. They seem to be family owned and trying. Atmosphere was nice– a very large fake mango tree was really cool. Honestly, never saw a real mango tree before so it was cool.
Don’t know about Phở though– I’ve had it once and someday, like to try it again but not sure if this is the place according to the last review.

I love the staff that works here, they seem to be a hard working family. I’ve been here several times and have yet to find their specialty. It certainly isn’t Vietmanese.
The phở noodles broth has little or no flavor, almost as if water has been added. The last time I visited, (toward the end of summer), they had the A/​C off with fans blowing. Unfortunately, it was mid 80’s outside and not much cooler inside.
The springrolls (non-​fried) are not wrapped tightly and a little pricey for the actual flavor and lack of meat/​shrimp.
Other items that we’ve ordered have been lacking in flavor.
It really pains me to say all of this, as we need a good phở restaurant in this area and this is one of only a few choices within 15 minutes.