Pho Avenue — Restaurant in New York

I came with my husband , he order flank and brisket noodle soup, i order lemon grass chicken nooodle , both with EXTRA NOODLE. All this time everytime we eat noodle we ALWAYS ask for extra noodle which is the extra noodle always put it together inside the noodle soup bowl,but NOT this place! They put our extra noodle ON THE SIDE , dry and plan without anything! When my husband put inside his bowl for his extra noodle of course the broth would be gone! My husband ask for extra broth, but the lady said we have to pay. Never ever in history we pay for extra noodle but have to pay another extra broth ! I accidentally order dry noodle instead of noodle soup, i told the lady if i can ask for the broth? She said the same i have to pay, i said that’s ok, I assume for a SMALL (not even 16oz ) bowl of broth only $3, what a surprise when i ask for the bill, the broth is $7! Amazed ! Wondering what those broth made of ? Extra noodle $3 is standard price . Not only that , every pho restaurant ALWAYS prepare SAMBAL OELEK, but not in here, they only have Sriracha and hoisin, they don’t even have tea! When we get there once i didn’t see sambal oelek and no tea, I already lose appetite and told my husband to leave , but he said give a try. Then We end up with...

I came around 1pm on a Thursday and it was rather busy, but I didn’t have to wait too long for a seat, maybe 5-10 minutes. Since moving to NYC, I have been searching for a good beef ball pho spot and this has just made it to the top of my list. I loved it! Everything was fresh, came out hot and quickly. I also enjoyed this with a vietnamese iced coffee, which was prepared well. Other than it being noisy for a lunch hour, the place was clean and well lit. I enjoyed my solo dining experience and will absolutely come back again, especially in the winter time when I crave a warm bowl of pho. My only request is for them to add the beef ball pho to their Uber menu as I would love to enjoy it in the...

Had lunch today with a few friends. I was genuinely excited to try this Vietnamese place since I am Viet and from Jersey. I was very disappointed. The workers, and I assume the owners of the restaurant, are not Vietnamese. I asked for cups of water but was told there is no water available, tap or bottle form. However, when I looked around, several tables had glasses of water. Additionally, the girl working there was rude and gave no thought to orders. My friend is severely allergic to cilantro, so when we asked for none of it to be added, we assumed there would be none. There seemed to be extra cilantro. Additionally, the food was dry and sour. Disappointed is an understanding to be honest. Would...