Phở Tài — Restaurant in Madison Heights

🍽️ Phở Tài Vietnamese Restaurant, Sterling Heights: 👍👍👍👍👍

Indulge in Authentic Vietnamese Flavors at Phở Tài in Sterling Heights, where diners enjoy a delightful variety of dishes and drinks.

FOOD QUALITY👍: Phở Tài impresses with its flavorful offerings, including fried rice, hearty soup, coconut bubble tea, and Pad Thai. Each dish is well-prepared, with rich flavors that satisfy both Vietnamese and Thai cuisine lovers. The coconut bubble tea is a standout and highly recommended!

SERVICE & HOSPITALITY👍: The staff at Phở Tài are attentive and friendly, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable dining experience. Orders are served promptly, making it a pleasant visit whether you’re dining in or taking out.

AMBIENCE & SETTING👍: The restaurant has a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for a casual meal with family or friends. The cozy setup enhances the overall experience, making it a comfortable spot to relax and enjoy authentic Vietnamese flavors.

VALUE for MONEY👍: Phở Tài offers excellent value for money, with generous portions and high-quality dishes at reasonable prices. The diverse menu ensures there’s something for everyone, making it worth every penny.

LOCATION & ACCESSIBILITY👍: Conveniently located in Sterling Heights, Phở Tài is easy to find and has ample parking, making it a great choice for locals and visitors alike.

In summary, Phở Tài Vietnamese Restaurant in Sterling Heights delivers an exceptional dining experience with its delicious food, friendly service, and welcoming ambiance. From the flavorful fried rice and Pad Thai to the refreshing coconut bubble tea, this spot is a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Highly...

I went to this restaurant with my dad. He and my brother had been before and said the food was good. When we got there, they sat us in front of a TV, and we ordered our food. Then, we asked the waitress if she could change the station so we could watch a game, and she replied, "Yes". After a few minutes, we noticed the TV was on the same station, so we again asked her to change the station. Then, as she looked for the remote, an older lady who appeared to be the manager asked her "why do you need the remote? We aren't changing the station." We felt it was rude, so decided to leave. A few weeks later, we figured we'd give the restaurant another try. Our waitress came and took our order, and then said, "And I'm going to have to charge you extra for last time when you walked out. I remember you guys." It was the same lady who was rude the time before, and she claimed we had finished our drinks before we left the previous time, which was not true. Again, we decided it was best to leave. As we were getting up, another lady approached her, and our waitress started yelling in another language. It was very rude, but rather than causing a scene, we just left. If the service is not good, the customer has a right to walk out, even if they disagree. We had not yet received our food. Their food might be good, but the service is definitely terrible. Little Saigon, right down the street, has delicious food and excellent service. We'll gladly take our...

Even though I am Hmong, I will leave an unbiased review. I get to restaurant and wasn't greeted nor seated. There were no hosts so after i stood around for a few minutes I seated myself. They could use a sign for the non-regulars. I immediately looked over the Pho selection. Its the normal selection I find every where else which is great for variety. I ordered the number 28 (everything but the meatballs and brisket). It was a disappointing bowl as there were no herbs in the bowl and the broth didn't taste like it had any herbs. The garnish that was served couldn't improve the quality. The broth tasted like old meat. Speaking of meat, I couldn't chew into the rubbery eye round steak. Needless to say, I didn't finish my bowl. I didn't see larb on the menu. I saw papaya salad on the menu and gave it a go. It wasn't anything like I had imagined. It was another disappointment. Being that I am from out of state, I asked the waitress where I could find the Hmong community and she just gave me the "I don't know" shrug. I asked if she was Hmong and she said yes and then walked away. Disappointing to say the least. I'll be here for work the entire month and do not plan to return to...