Phở Paradise Restaurant 2 — Restaurant in Fresno

I would give zero rating if I could. I’m disappointed with the owner of this restaurant with their lack of integrity and customer service. They actually accused me of stealing the meatball and tripe out of the pho when I went back to tell them they didn’t give me enough meat in my pho. I frequent this place and I know when the meat was not enough. Wow, they will accuse you of taking the meat out of the pho! Lol..this restaurant will harass you and accuse you of stealing the few pieces of meat! Really? After getting off from work, I’m too tired to be dealing with people who have no business sense, and poor customer service. Advice to you if you are the owner reading this review-don’t ever accuse a customer of stealing the meat! Please have a little more class. We and our friends will not be coming back to your business. You keep this kind of business etiquette up, your business will close down. There are many pho restaurants who treat their customers better and are...

Ordered 3 bowls of pho: 2 x large special with 1 small seafood. When I received it, they were all the same size and looked small compared to what I've had at other places (attached a picture). Feels like I received 3 smalls but I'm not sure since this is my first order at this place and to-go. Low quantity in meat provided as well. Utensils were provided, along with the usual side of veges (no basil but did have cilantro). Also ordered 2 Thai teas - not as sweet and lots of ice, but each place does their Thai teas different. The pho did taste good and will fix your cravings, but I would recommend sticking with your usual pho place (huong Lan, 75, Thai phuket, paradise, etc) for better cost and quality. Paid $56 for 2xthai teas, 2xspecial large, 1xsmall seafood, 1xvermicelli seafood. Sounds reasonable but portions overall is like a small at competitors. For my future pho cravings, I'd go elsewhere but it's worth a try for...

My wife and I have gone to this restaurant a few times with our 2 year old, and we enjoyed it. We have tried two different fried rice dishes (chicken and I don’t remember the other), dry noodles, and pho so far. She is very picky when it comes to Vietnamese food, but this place just does it right for her. The fried rice has a good amount of flavor that makes me crave for it whenever we go, and the broth they make for the pho and soups is very clean and delicious. The Hu tieu (dry noodles) with soup was something my wife and I enjoyed very much. We miss eating that when she lived in Vietnam, but this place helped with that craving. The staff are very nice and friendly, and they are fairly quick in making the food. Don’t forget to get a refreshing Vietnamese iced coffee while...