Pho Ngoc Hung — Restaurant in Bailey's Crossroads

Pho Ngoc Hung offers typical Vietnamese dishes. We tried their 'ha cao'. They are an imitation of pot stickers. It was alright. We ordered com tam bi cha (broken rice with shredded pork/skin and meat loaf) and com much rang muoi (rice with salt-peppers squid) as entrees. The meat loaf was moist and good but there was more pork skin than meat. These were served on regular rice instead of broken rice as we were told. The salt-pepper squid on rice was good. There was not so breaded with flour and the squid was tender. We also had hot filtered Vietnamese coffee with condense milk. That's also good. Overall what we tried was good. The staff was attentive and friendly. The restaurant can accommodate a couple of small groups of 8-10 people if...

This place is absolutely wonderful. I went there today for the first time, and the all in all I had a great experience. The place is clean, and the staff are very welcoming, this was my first impression as I stepped in.

I ordered, Pho Ga, Garden rolls, and the Vietnamese Coffee with condensed milk.

My order was ready in about 10 minutes, and while The Pho and rolls were very tasty and flavorful, I can't say the same about the coffee which was very bitter and sweet at the same time, odd combination I know, but I just could not drink it. I guess if you are going there just for coffee, you might not have a great experience.

All in all, my lunch was pleasant and I will definitely be going...

The place was definitely busy on a Saturday. The food was okay. The soup came out piping hot, which I prefer but the dish lack flavor and ingredients. I got the seafood soup and it only came with shrimp and squid with noodles and green onion and cilantro. I wish it had more ingredients like fish balls or other proteins. It was strange that the broth tastes just the same as the pho broth. The noodles were plentiful. The broth reminded me of the instant noodle broth. I couldn’t taste the depth in flavor like beef bones. I wouldn’t recommend the place. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t good. It was pretty pricey for the seafood noodle soup for $22 for 4 pieces of shrimp and 4 pieces...