Kim’s Restaurant

Know this place from before pandemic era. Happy they survived. Still large portions for great price. Knowing their tasty soup pho is serving in a biiiig bowls, this time I ordered spring rolls with shrimps (chicken and tofu were othete options)for $7.25. I didn't know they charge minimum $10 from card. The lady offered me to chose a drink for the rest but I did not want and agreed with $10 charged. But lady was so kind that brought me extra egg roll. Which was so nice. Very small space inside and very popular place during lunch time. But line moves fast. My friends ordered pho and chicken noodle. And barely could eat half of the bowl. Highly recommended!

$8.99 banh mi sandwich. Is this the best value lunch in the grid?! HUGE portion. Lots of meat inside. Packed with pickled veggies and fresh herbs. Sliced jalapeño for kick. I tried pork and chicken today--and had a hard time finishing two halves plus I have an entire sandwich for tomorrow! Pork is probably my favorite since it is flavorful and moist. Chicken was a close second, leaner but also great. Bread was perfect and fresh. Guy at the register was talkative and friendly. I saw the woman in the kitchen listening for my order. By the time I paid, both my sandwiches were ready and wrapped to go in the window. I am so impressed with their service--especially for lunchtime it was so speedy! They accept cash and card payments. And convenient bike parking right in front.

This is a mom & pop restaurant located near Chinatown. Service was friendly and prompt. The pork banh mi was my favorite. Pork was super flavorful. The beef combo pho was also good. Soup was a little sweeter than I’m used to. May a little too much msg but overall good portions and tasty bites. The chicken and shrimp pho was a similar broth. Again a little sweet but good all around. Toilets are reached by going through the kitchen so it’s really as Mon and pop as you get. Definitely worth the stop for some Vietnamese food.

First time coming here and I enjoyed it very much! I’m from out of town and this place definitely hit the spot with the pho and banh mi. Egg rolls were delicious, but I’ve had others that I prefer in my opinion. Service was great and the food was hot and ready within ten minutes of sitting down. I don’t know what full authentic pho tastes like according to other reviews, but people need to take a chill pill when it comes to their reviews and giving 1 stars. Seeing the people working in there reminded me of when my family owned a restaurant and it brought me right back.

I like the eggrolls and banh mi, but the bbq meat portions are pathetic. Maybe 2 oz. of pork came with the bbq pork dish. The meat was pretty much a garnish. $15 for an eggroll and bowl of vermicelli is not a great deal.