Pho Time Bistro

The Pho Times is second name of the restaurant. It is written in a posted placed on the front window. The restaurant appears by this name in food delivery as well. Upon entering the restaurant, I was not really elated by the interior. It seemed little bit old and messy but decent enough to dine-in. The menu had all the popular dishes like banh mi, pho, vermicelli, broken rice dishes, and of course drinks like Thai iced tea. Of course I ordered the tea, it was pretty good, liked that it was on sweeter side. I ordered the lemongrass chicken on salad (57). I was absolutely blown away by how good the dish was. They gave two giant pieces of chicken, with perfectly grilled golden skin and moist soft meat in the middle. The salad, mix of cucumber, carrot, radish and tomato, was so good with the fish sauce. Even though I was bummed out by the dining space, I loved the food so much, I could ignore those short comings. The service was fine, our orders were taken on time, and the dishes were served within few minutes. I’d totally order take out from this restaurant if I am nearby in the future.

Bing Duong II is a good Vietnamese restaurant. Flavors are strong. Meat is tender. Love the spring rolls with dipping sauce. Ingredients are fresh. Service is good. Food came out at the reasonable time. Hot and delicious. Many tables and seats for dining in. I just feel the light was deemed. Bathroom is clean. Overall a good spot for Vietnamese food!

Simple Vietnamese restaurant at the end of a strip mall. Free parking available. I got in late one night about one hour before closing, service was fast and friendly. Everything was delicious. I would definitely revisit this restaurant when I’m in the area. I ordered my regular shrimp for with a side of grilled pork chop. I had a Thai iced tea. The tapwater didn’t taste too good, so if you want water, you may want to order bottled.