Little Miss Ha

My wife and I enjoyed Little Miss Ha’s restaurant the Pho Ga was flavorful! We had a few other fishes as well and the spring rolls were really good which is not pictured. Definitely recommend checking Little Miss Ha restaurant out as I’ve enjoyed their food since they were a pop up at the old Charleston Workshop location.

I was so excited to try a little Miss Ha for the first time. The space is awesome, and the waitress was super friendly. The food seemed a tad bit bland to us. It was almost like it was missing some spice/flavor, which was disappointing for how good it looked! Once we added sauces to add flavor, and some heat, the food was better. The prices are pretty high for the caliber of food. We had the eggrolls, buns, fried rice, and sesame chicken. Glad we tried it!

If you haven't been here yet, you NEED to go! My husband and I had an incredible dinner experience here. We did wait a few minutes at the door to be seated (even with a reservation), but the staff was very apologetic and I didn't even mind waiting a few minutes—they seemed busy and possibly a little shortstaffed. The atmosphere here is SO LOVELY. It's chic without being pretentious and very cozy (don't dress up too much, it's pretty casual!). The drinks were amazing for the price—strong and delicious. We had the Pink Drank and the Saigon 75. And THE FOOD! 😍 I can't recommend the Mom's Fried Rice (with tofu), Bao Buns, or Banh Mi enough. It was all so perfectly prepared, tasty, and super fresh. I already want to go back and try everything else on the menu. Everything was perfect, but our server was really the best part of the whole night. When he discovered that it was my birthday dinner, he comped my drink and sent out a free piece of DELICIOUS almond cake. 🥺💝 I'm awful with names, but he went to Hanahan High School and lives in West Ashley...LOL. So, management, if you're reading this, extend our thanks again to that particular server. He was the best!

This little local restaurant will blow you off your feet! Great service, great drinks, and even better food! Their almond cake was also so very delicious. Highly recommend!!

We had impromptu lunch at liftle miss ha! My goal is (actually my wife’s goal and I’m obliged to it) to try out asian restaurants in Charleston and surrounding areas. You wont see the sign of this restaurant until you walk to their door and I was surprised on how spacious this restaurant is. The decor was so nice and comfortable as well. Our waiter, Daniel, was friendly and attentive. We started our lunch with imperial rolls and it was different because this fried spring rolls was wrapped with rice paper instead of regular flour wrapper and the inside was pork, veggies, and rice noodle. We also ordered their green oolong tea along with their saigon salad and beef pho. I do wish they added more salt to the broth but I know its an easy fix! I asked for extra jalapeños and they charged $0.25 for it which kinda strange but I guess with all the prices going up they had to do that. Overall, food were great and if you are in Mt. Pleasant area feel free to try out this restaurant.

Jasmine, our server, was great! And the maître d' was as well (he gave us a great table). Very attentive and informative, but they didn't hover or interrupt. Food was stellar; we had the beef pho and the pork belly clay pot. It was our first time there. We will be back! Reservations were quick and easy.

Had initial difficulty finding this little restaurant, Apple Maps has the wrong address. Once we got there it was amazing, modern design with an open seating plan. Service was good, the waitress was a little odd but checked in on a good basis. The Happy Hour menu was tucked away but had many good deals on it! Love the Japanese whisky Pho and yellow curry were both tasty, the appetizers were also quite good. Bao bun was a little off, the bread was dry. Overall , wonderful, recommend whole heartedly

Very good food, friendly service and a nice selection of wine by the glass. My only issue: I was there for happy hour and no one offered me a special menu or mentioned it. I heard someone else request a happy hour menu, and wondered what I was missing, and if there was some discount that applies. As far as I could tell there was none - I paid full price for all the appetizers I had.

Finally visited Little Miss Ha and we were not disappointed! We stopped in for a late lunch at pretty off time, but we're immediately greeted and told to sit wherever we like. The space is bright and much larger than you would think from the outside. There's a bar with about 10 chairs as well as plenty of tables if you were to have a group. We ordered the pork pan fried dumplings for an appetizer. They were big dumplings in a ginger soy sauce. They were stuffed full and had lots of flavor. For our main courses we ordered chicken pho and the green curry. Both were huge portions and steaming hot when they came to the table. The pho was really good and had tons of chicken. Unfortunately they were out of sriracha that day and it needed a little more flavor but with all the additional accoutrements on the side we could jazz it up. The curry wasn't too spicy and was full of chicken and veggies. All items felt super authentic. We learned later that the owner is Vietnamese and the recipes are authentic and close to the heart. The service was impeccable and we will definitely be returning.

Very enjoyable! First timer and not the last. Everything was excellent. Great service, fantastic staff & comfortable seating. The Imperial rolls were so tasty as were the Pork Belly Bao buns. The Coconut lemongrass broth on the mussels--out of this world. You must try the Banh Xeo crepes--oh my goodness. The Pho with beef couldn't have been any better! Handicap accessible and plenty of parking. We got there at 5:30 and seemed to have plenty of seating, but it fills up quick so making reservations is suggested. ENJOY!

Tucked away in the recesses of the Whole Foods Shopping Center on Houston Northcutt is one amazing Vietnamese restaurant that I proudly give 5 delicious stars. I also add this quaint restaurant to my favorite 5 star finds! The first time I experienced this amazing food was back in 2020 right after it's doors first opened and I'm still experiencing it now. No matter what year, day or month and no matter what time of day, be it lunch, be it dinner the food is consistently fresh, flavorful and full of cultural flair. The food is so perfectly prepared and so fresh. Please please try the dumplings...not to steal another products line but "I'll bet you can't just eat one"! I love the fresh lightness of the Saigon Salad, the steamed Bao Buns with some of the best tender short ribs, the Chicken Pho..I mean I could go on and on. No matter how you try this restaurant just try it! Whether you dine in, or dine out, curbside, takeout or delivery just try it. The food will NOT disappoint you!

The location is nestled a few doors down from the Mount Pleasant Whole Foods Market on Houston Northcutt Blvd. in Patriots Plaza. What a pleasure it was to park with ease. We noted the large patio, with much of it covered, but opted to dine indoors. The dining area is filled with high tops, an inviting full service bar and tables. We were warmly greeted upon entering and seated right away. Nate, our server, approached us within minutes. As we had checked out the on-line menu, we were all ready to order. Our beverages (rose wine and Chinese beer) came quickly and the service flowed soon, thereafter. First, 3 Imperial Rolls ... hot, fresh and fried, crispy. Like a traditional shredded pork egg roll, but thinner and served with nuoc cham sauce, was a taste pleaser and served to share. Next out was an order of 4 steamed pork dumplings, served with ginger soy sauce. My hub thought they were good. I was disappointed. For me, they were not as large as I was expecting, doughy and could have been served much warmer. I enjoyed the sizzling crepe (pork, shrimp, mushroom and bean sprouts, from which I cut off pieces and wrapped in lettuce leaves. Hub thought it was thin (it was a crepe, hon) and just meh. Perhaps, it would have been more appealing if it was served open faced like the business photo instead of folded in half like an omelette. My Beef Pho had a surprising amount of beef, oodles of noodles and add-ins, but frankly, it was underwhelming. We agreed that the 3 Bao Buns were a mistake. Perhaps, they were authentic ... but to us, they were heavy and the filling was skimpy. Each was prepared with a small piece of crispy pork belly, and a sliver of marinated cucumber, carrot, dalkon and cilantro. We passed on dessert. While there were hits and misses, there was nothing not to love about the bright, comfortable dining areas and friendly servers. We will be returning as there are a number of items we each want to check out from the menu. If you stop in between 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm, daily, there are happy hour specials, too! .

Enjoyed a delicious meal at Little Miss Ha this evening! I sat at the bar and enjoyed sparkling rosé and the incredible company of the bartenders. They were helpful in deciding what to order. I started with the imperial rolls which are absolutely delicious. I then tried the sizzling crepe and it was also delicious. While there, I saw lots of happy customers whether they were picking up to go orders, catering or dining in. This is a restaurant where the service is top notch, the food is always fresh, cooked to perfection and the service is stellar. If you have not been, go!

My food was so, so, so good. I had a tofu vermicelli bowl, and it was excellent. There was a lot of other stuff on the menu that I would happily come back and try. That said, the service was infuriating. I went on a Saturday afternoon. The place was pretty empty. I expected to be in an out in a reasonable amount of time. But instead I struggled to get my server's attention again and again (even though I could see her chatting with other servers behind the bar), and had to wait a long time for them to bring me hoisin sauce, then a box, then the check. I was dying to leave by the time I was finally able to pay. I would still come back here again, because I doubt the service is always like this. Just a one time experience I'm sure!

I've been coming to Little Miss Ha for at least a year now. The staff is wonderful. I remember a time they were very short staffed and the owners were helping serve, bartend and food run. It's just refreshing to see in the food and bev business. I love their Phở Bò. I get it pretty much every time I come in along with their fresh spring rolls. I also love their bao and dumplings. They also had a pretty decent Chinese new year menu. They have a great selection of wines as well as sake. Also if you like margaritas the dragon margarita-ha is very good. They even have a non alcoholic spirit which is game-changing. I believe the last bartender I spoke too it might have been Miller said they had two.

I love this spot. One of my go-to date night spots in mount pleasant. The spring rolls, bao buns, and pho are all amazing. My girlfriend loves the vermicelli bowl, she doesn't eat meat and loves the vegan options here. Servers are always nice. Really cute bar and seating area.

This is a few places in Mt Pleasant making Pho. So I was hoping it was going to be good. The pho was flat, no real rich flavor or star anise. Go to Pho # 1 in North Charleston if you want good pho. See my review. The dumplings I had was really good. So there maybe other stuff that is good at this place. Service was slow. It took awhile to get my order. The girl was talking with someone and not really paying attention to me.

This place is kind of hidden, tucked in a corner. Cute place and it was a nice night, we sat outside. Service was good. The rolls were good. The buns were pretty good. The husband said his bowl was just ok.

Little miss ha had a variety of food and drink options. The atmosphere is nice and has a cute esthetic! The food was amazing & the service was great. We will be back!

I was pretty looking forward to this place, but I have to say I was a little disappointed with the service and the taste of the dishes. Shrimp spring rolls: way too minty and didn't have a variety of stuff in it. Bao buns: had a savory teriyaki flavor, but it's what I've tasted with any other place that also has a bao buns. Vermicelli bowl: had a decent amount in it, but it was not enough for a main meal. The tofu was very bland, and again, it's what I have tasted before in other restaurants. I had the expectation that Little Miss Ha was a little different than most of the asian restaurants in charleston. Also, my friends and I waited for about 40 minutes to get our food, and there were only 2 additional tables seated. I hope this review will help future customers. Overall, 8.4 out of 10.

I've been wanting to try this place for so long after all the instagram hype but unfortunately I have to say I have mixed feelings about dining here. The good: ambiance, cleanliness, friendly servers, fair prices, menu selection, Banh mi! The not-as-good: the wait for our food was ~45 minutes to an hour and there were only 2 other parties in the restaurant so I'm not quite sure why it took so long. Once we had our food, our waitress didn't come back for another half hour so we ran out of water and we were waiting for the check since we were running behind schedule (we had places to be after dinner). Then, we put our cards down and handed them to our waitress, and we discovered that she mixed up our cards and charged me $23 for my friends meal and charged my friend $18 for my meal. We were already running late so we didn't ask her to fix it and I just paid more. My friends ordered the beef pho and vermicelli bowl with tofu but said they were underwhelmed. Overall, kind of a mixed bag. The restaurant itself was super cute, our waitress was nice, and the Banh mi was very yummy, but other than that, the rest of the food and the service were lacking.

Sooooo.... this is my first time trying this place. It's nice for what it is. Wasn't really impressed by what I had other than the pork bun. It was so fluffy and tasty. They paired the pork with a nice cucumber vinegar salsa type thing. For only having 2 staff working the front/bar area, it flowed pretty well. It's a cute little spot if you are looking for something not too crowded. The dish I had was a little bland, I was not expecting that. The waiter was very helpful and informative with the menu items. I did not get his name, but he wore glasses and was a very pleasant person. Of course I tried the sweet tea and it was bomb! They make everything to order, so it's going to take a while for the food to come out to you. All in all, it was a great experience. I'd come here again to try something different. Try it and see if you like!

What an awesome place! I saw photos and heard a few people talking this place up, so I decided it was worth the trip to Mt. Pleasant. We ordered a couple appetizers and one bowl of pho, plus two Vietnamese iced coffees. All food was 10/10! There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, parking, and the service was quick and attentive. The restaurant was really clean and spacious. This was a really fun experience to try out new dishes that I normally wouldn't order. We'll definitely be back!

Our first takeout experience here. Great little family owned business. The inside looks nice. Not very full for a Sunday night. Full bar as well. Good quality food. Had yellow curry. Said they didn't do Stars for heat. With Thai chili sauce on the side then. (haha). Fresh Shrimp Spring Rolls to start.... add Saigon salad. Love that amazing fresh flavor in the salad. Lemongrass, bunch of julienned fresh veggies. Withhold one star for scarcity of rice. Really only withhold a 1/2 star, but not able. We made our own at home. (Forgot pics. Sorry.). I'll ask for extra next time.

Very good vermicelli. I sat at the bar and Miller was very attentive, helpful and efficient. A great summer dinner on a very hot day.

We had impromptu lunch at liftle miss ha! My goal is to try out all asian restaurants in Charleston and surrounding areas. Fyi, you wont see the sign of this restaurant until you walk to their door and I was surprised on how spacious this restaurant is. The decor was so nice and comfortable as well. Our waiter, Daniel, was friendly and attentive. We started our lunch with imperial rolls and it was different because this fried spring rolls was wrapped with rice paper instead of regular flour wrapper and the inside was pork, veggies, and rice noodle. We also ordered their green oolong tea along with their saigon salad and beef pho. I do wish they added more salt to the broth but I know its an easy fix! I asked for extra jalapeños and they charged $0.25 for it which kinda strange but I guess with all the prices going up they had to do that. Overall, food were great and if you are in Mt. Pleasant area feel free to try out this restaurant.

Great service from Miller. The vermicelli bowls were delicious but the meat was way too thick. We had the beef and the pork and both would have been better if sliced thinner.

I was so excited to try a little Miss Ha for the first time. The space is awesome, and the waitress was super friendly. The food seemed a tad bit bland to us. It was almost like it was missing some spice. Once we added sauces, and some heat, the food was better. The prices are pretty high for the caliber of food. Glad we tried it!

The food is so good, I want to officially rename Little Miss Ha, to Little Miss Yumm. The wife and I ordered and picked up 2 Appetizers and 2 entrées, or as listed in the menu First and Second. The 1st appetizer was Steamed Bao Buns. The dish consisted of 3 steam buns wrapped around perfectly braised short ribs meat. The pickled red onions and other garnishes paired very well. The 2nd appetizer consisted of 2 spring rolls with a well-balanced peanut sauce, for dipping the FRESH Roll. The rolls included poached Shrimp, rice noodles, fresh herbs, and lettuce wraps. On an important note, Little Miss Ha also offers a vegetarian version for those avoiding meat, but more importantly those folks allegoric to shrimp. The short rib and eye round Pho had a large portion of meat (see accompanying picture), with noodles, with a side of Hoisin sauce Sriracha, Bean Sprouts, and Fresh Herbs. I added pickle onions which I thought really added to the dish. Last and certainly not least was an order of Sesame Noodle Stir Fry. The dish contained Wok-fired noodles, onions, bell peppers, and a unique sesame sauce. We added tofu, (beef and chicken also available), to add additional bulk. The only problem was not ordering 2 and having to share with the wife. Little Miss Ha also offers a variety of dishes for younger individuals not as adventurous as the adults.

Delicious food but lackluster service. Went with 3 people for lunch on a weekday and got the green curry which was packed with flavor; asked for spicy but was told the kitchen couldn't do that but they could provide chili paste on the side. Friend asked for extra cilantro for his meal and got charged for it, which is understandable but base prices for curry was 17 not including protein (addt'l 4). Server never checked back on our table until we asked for checks when there couldn't have been more than 8 people there at the time.

Online pickup menu doesn't offer everything Nobody answers the phone Complicated Too many other alternative restaurants to wait

I absolutely love this restaurant. I've had dinner here at least once a week while in town on business for the past two years. This past weekend my wife and I were in Charleston and we stopped in for dinner before going to the hotel. At this point I've met the owners and the manager and staff all know me so I might be a little biased but this wouldn't have happened if I hadn't been visiting weekly. The food is always excellent and the staff is very, very friendly and on point. My wife is vegetarian and she was very happy with both the flavor and quality of her meal as well as the wide selection of vegan and vegetarian options. As for value their prices are absolutely on par with, if not better than, similar restaurants in the Charleston, SC area. Pros: Family friendly, indoor and outdoor dining, extensive Vietnamese menu with GF, vegan, and vegetarian options, quick service, friendly staff, full bar, and a calm / enjoyable atmosphere. Cons: Parking can be a challenge but there is ALWAYS some available. I'm partial too their following dishes: Mom's eggrolls, dumplings, shrimp spring rolls (best I've ever had), bao buns, beef pho, and banh mi. They always please! P.S. Big shout-out to Manager Miller!

The Pho here is very clean and simple and I don't think they use msg. The service was very good :) My only complaint is that it's way to cold inside, feels like an igloo

I can't say enough good things about this restaurant. We ordered the imperial rolls which were crispy and so flavorful that I have had cravings for them several times since. The Bo Kho stew was rich, spicy and everything you want to dip a crispy baguette into.

First time for us. And no disappointment here! The service was great and the food was outstanding. Started out with Curry mussels. Yes, please. And ask for extra bread and insist they do not take the broth until you have it all. I actually poured the remaining liquid into my yellow curry dish and it was a good move. I don't eat deserts, but that almond cake was spoken highly of and yes, it was great! Romantic spot and good for small groups. We will be back.

The Bao Buns were delicious!!! The banh mi was good, I usually put siracha mayo on it but they did not have it. The beef pho was flavorless the broth tasted like water, and no chili flakes :( The service was really good. The place was really cute!! My family all enjoyed their food, I am the only one that ordered the beef pho.

On a rainy afternoon in Charleston, our outdoor dining plans were dashed as the restaurant where we had reservations did not have covered seating. Looking for a last minute alternative, we decided to take a break from the Charleston food scene and try something simple in a neighborhood Vietnamese restaurant Or so we thought. Little Miss Ha's was on par with the rest of the Charleston scene! No, it's not on King Street, or I'm the French Quarter, or has a recent James Beard award winning chef (as far a I know, that is) but the food was exceptional and made for a nice compliment to the other dining experiences for the week We started with a double order of dumplings and spring rolls. The sauces for both were on point and we kept the residual amounts so we could continue to taste them. For the entrees we had the salad with beef, the bahn my, and the sesame noodle dish - one with beef and one with tofu. Every single note was gone in moments! I'd like to say we took the time to savor every bite - but we scarfed it now it was so good. I don't know how they prepared the tofu - but that was the star of the show. The beef was outstanding, but the tofu - soft and pillowy on the inside and just the right crispness on the outside. We visit Charleston often and we will definitely be back

I really love this women owned business that served authentic Vietnamese food! Located in Mount Pleasant in the Whole Foods shopping center! The food is always made fresh to order and the owner Janice is super nice and extremely personable as well as welcoming! I always enjoy the specials and make sure to checkout their catering menu! Perfect for family dinners and events!

The food was very good and fresh! Loved mama's egg rolls! I had the Pho with Ox Tail and it was amazing! It was alittle loud in the restaurant but the atmosphere was wonderful!

Delicious Vietnamese Food! The food here is so fresh and the service is impeccable! We tried the veggie pho - it was so flavorful and steaming hot! The green curry was delicious! The ambiance is really cool as well. A must visit if you want a healthy and delicious meal in Mount Pleasant!

I came across this spot on IG and made it my first stop on a recent trip to the area. It was just before dark so I opted for outside dining and although it was only a few of us, I still had to flag the waiter down to order......besides that everything else turned out great. I ordered the veggie egg rolls that drew me to them on IG, and the veggie green curry recommended by the waiter and I could not have been more pleased, everything was amazing! The food came out super fast and I literally was in and out in no time.

Little Miss Ha has a curated menu of Vietnamese dishes -- some standard (like pho and bao buns) and some not (vermicelli bowl salad). The restaurant itself is modern and nicer than you'd expect for a shopping center. There's a nice selection of craft and local beer. So in short, Little Miss Ha is meant to be a bit of an elevated Vietnamese experience. We started with bao buns this time and they were decent -- the meat was a little dry and could have had a bit more flavor. I got the vermicelli bowl with chicken--the noodles and chicken were good, I just wish there was more chicken and less lettuce.

*** Just Plain Bad *** Where should I start.... When the Pho is the worse part of it..: Yo can imagine how bad it is. When you leave the food and they don't even bother to ask if there's a problem why you didn't eat the food and don't want boxes. Plainly stealing from people selling something not even eatable. 1) The Pho has no flavor and chicken in the pho was somewhat uncooked. 2) The fried rice needed to be cooked some more, it is not fair to have uncooked rice with every bite. 3) Sesame Noodles with Chicken only tasted like soy sauce nothing else at all. My family was starving and each of them had a little bit of their food and left more than 3/4 of it, as for myself I tasted the pho once and left the entire bowl since it was the worst pho I had ever had in my life. No worth even if you get it for free is that bad.

So far in Charleston it seems like good Asian food is hard to come by, especially since I come from Orlando where you can find almost every type of cuisine. Little Miss Ha had good reviews so I decided to give it a try. We ordered our food to go but I wish I dined in bc it was so cute inside! The bao buns were so soft and pillowy and the meat was so juicy it almost soaked through the bun! I ordered the sesame noodles after viewing pics on Yelp and it did not disappoint. I went with the tofu...I don't say this lightly, it was the best tofu I've ever eaten! I don't know what they use to season it, but it was absolutely amazing! My boyfriend got the beef pho, which he enjoyed until he had a bite of mine! It was definitely the winner! I was very pleased with my meal and the price was great! I'll be back!

Lil Miss Ha was ehhhh ok .... The vietnamese food here is dumbed down to catering local taste buds I guess??? Even the sauces that are served with the egg rolls were not right and what's traditionally served with with them .. The viet coffee was nasty... was not your typical viet coffee that is slow dropped over condensed milk.. definitely had to ask for more condensed milk and even then it was not good .. The Bo Kha special they had wasnt bad... but wish the base was a bit thicker... and the bread was not the traditional banh mi that is usually served. The moms fried rice was good but who but not authentic .. The baos weren't bad This place is basically overpriced viet food that isnt even authentic.. could definitely get better eats at other Viet places in the area for less of a price.. Ambience wasnt bad ....

I will get some hate for this review but at the end of the day I want everyone to know I really wanted to like this place! I cook a lot at home and host a lot of cook outs. I have been cooking since a young age so when I want to take a break from the kitchen I look up different places to try. I especially get excited when it's an Asian restaurant! Here we go: With all the positive reviews I dragged my boyfriend here hoping to get awesome Vietnamese food. Sadly we were both deeply disappointed. My man was new to all this stuff (Asian food other than your regular Chinese, panda express food).. he and I traveled a lot across the states and we will always stop atleast 2 or more Asian restaurants! He is now, after 4 years very familiar with "what us good pho (Asian food) and what is not". Here's the good: Clean place with ample seating and very modern decor. Full bar I'm originally from California. The culinary options are boundless. Vietnamese food, Thai food, Chinese food.. so yes when I see an Asian place pop up here, I get excited but so far it's only let me down. My boyfriend got the chicken pho.. portion was like a kids meal. They had about 3/4 pieces of chicken. He was extremely disappointed. Says the broth wasn't anything special like what he's had. I got the spicy noodles (bun bo hue). I was even more disappointed. The broth extremely lacked flavor and no where close to what it should be. I had to ask for soy sauce, Sriracha, and hoesin sauce just to make it edible. Portions of meats that usually accompany this dish didn't even come with it. We also ordered a banh mi sandwich and good thing we did because this was the only decent thing we ordered that we enjoyed. Service was extremely slow as well . If you want good Vietnamese food.. this isn't it. I know, everyone has a different pallet but I'm just being honest here. We will not be back.

Craving pho on my trip & even tho it was hot & humid I still needed my pho fix! First walking into little miss decor was very welcoming & beautiful. Clean & spacious too. Sat at the bar with an awesome male server whom was very accommodating to my diet restrictions & helpful. Ordered a Vermicelli Bowl w shrimp & a side of vegan pho broth. After I placed my order with the kind server, his grumpy manager stepped in & gave him attitude for allowing me to add shrimp to mg bowl in front of us- unprofessional. She was not pleasant to be around or talk to & kinda killed the welcoming friendly vibe of our rad bartender. Food was good quality & portions, vermicelli bowl was tasty, pho broth wasn't a vibe tho. Im pretty picky w pho broth tho. I like the authentic savory refreshing broth- this pho tasted somewhat sweet. Also ordered: - Beef Pho - Sparkling Waters

Got takeout from here. I am huge fan of Vietnamese food, and have been trying hard to find some of it that's good in chs! This is the best option i've tried thus far. I wanted to try their dumplings too as i've heard they're delicious but they weren't on their to go menu. The rice vermicelli bowl was good and excited to try some more stuff from there.

The place is cute and bright. Definitely a nice and friendly staff. Price was outrageous but then again it's Mt Pleasant. I'm not a fan of not having a print out of what you ordered. They just gave a ticket that I had to put a tip in before we even at d Now the food: The spring rolls were a little thin and chewy but it wasn't bad. The steamed dumplings were really good. A lot of lemongrass on it but it actually enhanced the flavor. The green curry looked like it was a kids sample size. Could definitely have bigger portions for a main dish. All in all this is pretty good. May try the Bahn Mi next time.

Service was terrible. Nothing worse than being told sit anywhere and then having a server ignore you while she busses a table... in a nearly empty restaurant at 3pm. Apparently a customer waiting for a menu and water is less important than the customer who is gone.

Good for lunch and takeout. Charleston doesn't have the best Asian food and this is one of the good ones for sure

Nice, cozy restaurant with a tasteful interior! I like how every time I looked up there was a detail to be discovered. You order up at the bar, receive a number, and the food is served to ya! Love the variety of sitting options: booth, bar, outdoors - you pick! I treated myself to a veggie sesame stir fry noodle bowl and for starters dumplings and tried a steamed bao bun. Washed it down with a tasty lemon-gin-honey cocktail.

This place is amazing. Interestingly enough, I have so many friends who LOVE the cauliflower fried "rice"!! People are being referred to Little Miss Ha just for the fried "rice". Tucked away in a little corner shop at the end of the Whole Foods/Melvins BBQ shopping center on the corner of Hwy 17 and Houston Northcutt in Mt Pleasant!!! What a quaint little spot and a great place for a quick lunch or a leisurely dinner! Enjoy !!

There is no sign showing where it is at. Couldn't find it and ended up getting in a fender bender in the parking lot trying to see where it is at. Don't even know if they are in business or if it's closed.

Excellent option for covid distancing. The patio setup is really spaced up and Georgeous . You can order from the bar inside and get a number and someone brings the food out to the patio. I had the green curry which packs a lot of flavor and spice . It comes with a mix of veggies and chicken. The bamboo shoots and mushrooms were my favorite part . The happy hour is fenomenal. Check it out

I often compare Charleston to New Orleans, but one key difference is that NOLA has a huge Vietnamese immigrant population, and Charleston does not. It should come as little surprise, perhaps, that this eatery in one of Charleston's near suburbs has Cafe du Monde cans holding napkins. Clearly there's some New Orleans influence here. The menu, though is distinctive, which drew me in. They didn't get off to a good start by handing me a tea that was just a regular Tazo tea bag in some slightly bubbly and not all that hot water. I felt slapped in the face by what they charged, only to find a lesser charge on my bill than what was on the menu. Did they not have their fancy tea that night and cut me a break accordingly? I don't know what happened there. For food, I opted for a green curry. The vegetarian one arrived without any tofu or anything comparable which was a bit of a slap in the face. But, credit where credit is due, it was a spicy and tasty curry, and I liked the mix of shiitake mushrooms and bamboo shoots it had. Vegetarian green curry is hard to find; I stopped here in part because my vegetarian-friendly Thai place in Myrtle beach is closed temporarily (I hope), but even that place doesn't make it's curries without seafood ingredients. I still think it was overpriced and not quite what I'd hoped, but it at least held enough promise that I would consider trying this place again.

Oh man, was Little Miss Ha good! First night in Charleston and decided to give it a try based on the reviews and inclusion in Eater's Top 11 Places in Mount Pleasant. The online order platform was a little bit confusing, but once I got it figured out, very smooth sailing & so worth it. Also, the restaurant staff was so nice and kind when I went to pick everything up! Our dishes were incredibly fresh, high quality and flavorful! Favorites included vegetable pho which had great broth and came with so many tasty sides (mint, basil and pickled onions) to add, the vermicelli bowl w/tofu (really good grilled lemongrass tofu!) and sesame noodle stir fry. Only here for the week, but I want to go back and eat here again, it was that tasty and satisfying!

Atmosphere: Really nice and open which I really like these days Staff was great both with service and masking. Price: 5 items came out to about $50 which is pretty good for Mt. Pleasant, if a little pricey for lunch. Food: Bao buns were a little dry but the juicy pork filling made up for that. Imperial rolls were bland unless you dipped them but once you did, they were very tasty. The beef pho needed more flavor- maybe some fish sauce or extra bouillon? Garlic maybe? My white dad would have liked it but my Thai mom would have sent it back. I just asked for some salt. Lol Overall: I'd definitely go back but I hope they up their seasoning game