CAPE MAY PHO — Restaurant in Middle Township

Came to dine here this afternoon, I wasn’t feeling well due to my colds and been coughing. Got tested but it wasn’t covid or anything. Made sure that it wasn’t before I go eat outside. I was seated far from others so I won’t bother anyone, the server who took my order was an asian guy and I’m asian too. He came with ice water and told him nicely if he can give me no ice since Im not welling well. He started making faces but I just ignored it and still told him thank you! My food came and he never checked on me but it’s fine, I get it. Few more customers arrived but he was definitely nicer and very accommodating towards them. I ignored it again, I was waiting for him to check on me because I need some to-go containers but he won’t look at me. I went to the spot where he was seated and asked him, Do I pay here? He said, yes! And I said I’m sorry I didn’t know. Then I told him I needed some to-go boxes and he started making faces again like he was so annoyed about it and scratched his head. He was just using his phone, I paid and gave him a tip even if I did not want to because of how he was to me but I used to be a server too so I still gave him a tip. To the management or if he is even part of the management, please be a lot nicer to your customers. No matter what race or even if they’re physically challenged or not feeling well. You decided to be part of service industry might as well provide a good service! Left a note on the receipt saying, “Please be nicer next time. Thank you!” He never looked at me again, everyone’s dealing with something we don’t know please nice to...

We recently visited this Vietnamese restaurant and were thoroughly impressed from start to finish. The vegetable soup that showcased the fresh, vibrant flavors Vietnamese cuisine is known for – each spoonful was light yet satisfying with a uniqueness that set the tone for the entire meal. The orange chicken was a standout dish, delivering on both flavor and execution. The chicken was perfectly cooked, and it came alongside rice and vegetables that were prepared with care and attention to detail. Everything on the plate complemented each other beautifully. One pleasant surprise was the lime water – refreshing and perfectly balanced, it was an ideal accompaniment to the meal and helped cleanse the palate between dishes. What truly elevated the experience was the impeccable service. The staff was attentive, knowledgeable, and ensured we had everything we needed throughout our visit. This restaurant delivers an authentic and memorable Vietnamese dining experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy fresh, well-prepared Vietnamese cuisine in a...

So I decided to eat here twice before making a review to really try this place out before leaving a review. The food is good but the portions are too small for the price you are paying. $13 for a small plate and on the small plate is your rice, small cubes of protein, 2 lettuce leaves with 2 slices of tomato…you can get more food elsewhere for $13. A coworker tried the pho and even though the bowl is large, and the broth is good… it’s a lot of broth and again small amount of protein and minimal veggies.

A taro boba tea is $7.50. The cup is the size of a grande cup from Starbucks (16oz), mostly full of ice so you can’t get all the boba from the bottom. If you ask for less ice, the drink is lukewarm. It’s very expensive for what you get. Overall, not worth it.

2 people with drinks will cost you about $40+…

Recommendation to others: don’t get the tea and put the 7.50 toward the food. Recommendation to the restaurant: give more food for the price. The food is good but it’s not enough for what people...