Sunrise Vietnamese Restaurant — Restaurant in Middletown

This restaurant was decent. The food tasted good and authentic. I came here with my family friends and ordered a lot. The pho and Bun Bo Hue were good and tasted fine but the portion and the ratio of broth to noodles and beef was terrible. In one large bowl it was mostly broth. We even ordered some rice dishes and the portions were not really enough and they charge a lot for extras that are not even that much. The rice was soggy too. Surprisingly, even though this is a Vietnamese restaurant, they also make Thai and Chinese food. The Lo Mien was good but again the portion was bad. The staff were fine although they need better training. The shop was very dark and not well lit which made the atmosphere a bit dark. The bathrooms were even worse and had terrible lighting and was slightly dirty. Overall, I would not really recommend this place since it is very overpriced for the servings. Also, if you hate spice most of the food here is very spicy...

The best place to dine in RI when when you want to enjoy Vietnemese! It is the absolute best- superior in taste, quality and service! I have a favorite salad here A10 Goi with Shrimp - also now called, Ruthie’s Salad!

Things I love:

The ingredients are fresh, fragrant and well balanced!

The menu is diverse for all culinary favorites - from land to sea and all the vegetables, carnivore, pescatarian, noodle enthusiasts and vegans will all find a favorite to come back for!

It’s clean! So, so clean!

The service is incredibly attentive, friendly and fun- you won’t be able to leave without feeling Minnie spoil you with her beautiful smile, and gracious ability to juggle large and small crowds without missing a beat!

The location is safe and easy to get to from any part...

Maybe we came on an off night but I thought this restaurant was just okay. The service was not friendly and not attentive which made us feel like we were bothering them by going to their restaurant. They did not clear appetizer plates and I had to go up to the counter to ask for more napkins and extra limes. I thought the summer rolls were small and that the beef pho broth was a bit sweet but otherwise it was good. I also ordered a limeade which I thought would be soda chanh but it was just flat water, simple syrup, and two dry limes dropped in it for $6.50. The restaurant is clean but has little to no decor which makes it feel cold...