Pham's Rice Bowl

I got the spring roll and banh mi sandwich. The flavors were mild, not to crazy. The sauce for the spring rolls were sweet and not as savory. The pad thai was also pretty bland. Overall impression of this restaurant is mediocre.

I come here for dumplings and spring rolls but everything is fabulous and the service is always excellent. It makes me happy to support the local economy. Today we got spring rolls and sweet and sour chicken. Also a honeydew bubble tea. As always. Excellent. I feel bad for not checking out some of the other restaurants in MGM but what can I say. I know what I like.

lovely shop in midtown global market! yummy, saucy rice bowls served by very nice staff

Stopped at this place for lunch. The food was wonderful! Everyone enjoyed the food. My only complaint. Was that that they had a sign for a lunch special we ordered that, but they did not honor that price. They then placed signs up saying no lunch special today. Not the best way to run a business. Honor your posted prices and at the very least notify the customer when they order not when they pay... 😔

One of the few places that has banh mis for cheap! And they are generous with their stuffing too! Sure, they're using bolios but for those not trying to cut up their mouths, I can appreciate that lol.

To Die for!!!! SO GOOD!!! Delicious flavorful authentic egg roils. Perfect pork fried rice! Toasty brown with green onions, been sprouts and eggs and so tasty! Still warm when delivered unlike so many other places I have ordered from recently! My mouth and my tummy are happy and good value too!

Everytime my partner and I come here, we order shrimp spring rolls (you have to try these!) and the Bubble tea. The food is so amazing, but what sets Phams apart from any other dining establishment we have been to is the phenomenal customer service we receive every single time we've been here. Courteous, respectful and attentive, makes the experience so much better!

Very friendly and quick service. I went during the lunch rush and still got my food and bubble tea right away, even though there was a line. Food was very flavorful and plentiful for the lunch combo deal.

Went there yesterday to grabbed dinner. first time there, order chicken fried rice and beef pad Thai. Waited 10 minutes. Food tasted amazing.

Ever since visiting Midtown Global Market for the past 10-11 years, I have given Pham's Deli a few times of trying and I am sad to say that if the food here was decent in the previous years, then the quality had decreased dramatically. What I would have perceived as a 3 can now only be satisfied with a 2 rating, especially after my experience here two weeks ago. Previously I have ordered bahn mi, pho, etc. from them, and those are probably the two dishes that I can still order from them and be okay with it. Their bubble tea was clearly made from powder and tasted very artificial with no soul, especially nowadays that the world is catching up on providing quality bubble tea, the bubble tea here still tasted like it was trying to fool the Americans. Two weeks ago when my partner and I were here, my partner ordered some dumplings from them and I took a bite. I have almost never had to had my partner finish her food after just one bite, and those dumplings did so, unfortunately. They looked sloppy and tasted like water, to the point that I decided to not take a photo at all. Overall I think there are way better Vietnamese food places elsewhere in the Twin Cities, but if one is in the Midtown Global Market and craves Vietnamese food, then sure I would still say yes to giving Pham's Deli a shot, ordering the right things.

Stopped into the global market to eat at Pham's rice bowl on a Monday afternoon, which is the best time to come to this side of town. Cheap parking lot ($2 for 90 minutes) and central to many other eateries, bakeries and grocery shops. I ordered the beef lo mein while my bf ordered the Kung Pao Chicken. The lo Mein was good although a bit basic. I added two packets of soy sauce for a tad more flavor. I should have tried something more out of my comfort zone like the Kung pao chicken (spice level hot) that my bf ordered because the flavors were spot on! The peanuts, green peppers and carrots complimented the chicken well. We shared some steamed dumplings although I am not too impressed with them. They tasted bland and the soy sauce that came with it did not help. However all food items came out hot and fresh! The wait time wasn't too bad considering we took a lap around the Global Market to admire the rest of the small pop up shops they had to offer. And the pricing was not bad at all. We will definitely be returning to explore the rest of the menu!

We used Pham's Rice Bowl for catering our business meeting. It was great! The food was hot, very delicious, and the service was excellent. The owner was very responsive, on time, and very reasonably priced for the amount of food you get. The spring rolls are wonderful. So fresh! The cream cheese wontons were crunch and filled just the right amount of cream cheese. They provided serving spoons and tongs along with the plates/napkins/silverware, that were sturdy and didn't break upon lifting the hearty chicken w/vegetables or digging into the white and fried rice. They catered a great lunch!! Very pleased! Thank you Pham's Rice Bowl. Definitely coming back!!

I love Pham's Rice Bowl! I've visited this stall quite a few times. It's located in the middle of the Midtown Global Market along the major dining space. The team here is really friendly and it's always a good service experience! I've tried a lot of menu items like Banh Mi, pho, and their boba! All of it is pretty good and I'll be continuing to get food here!

Located in Midtown Global, Pham's is a spot where you are going to get a MASSIVE amount of food for a VERY low price. My friend and I went to sample a number of things, so I'll describe each below. Shrimp Spring Rolls- Monster size/value and you get 2 for $4.50. Not a TON of shrimp in there, but they were still super good. 5/5 for combination of taste and value. Beef Banh Mi- Again, massive in portion. The sandwich itself was a tad mediocre, with really nice bread and a massive amount of toppings. Would probably get it again. 4/5. Lemongrass Chicken (got super spicy option)- OUTSTANDING. Really nice spice level that is not for the faint of heart. The sauce that they put on it was outstanding and they gave you a really nice portion of chicken. This was the standout of our meal and had great value ($8) to go along with exceptional taste. 5/5. Szechuan Chicken (got very spicy option)- This was a bit underwhelming. I'd say it was certainly user error by us for ordering from a Vietnamese spot. Massive amount of veggies and not a ton of meat. I'd say 2/5 and if you are thinking of getting this dish, go to an actual Sichuan spot. Overall, it is super SoIid spot in my neighborhood that I wiII be returning to!

Great food - even BETTER service. I've had pho before, didn't really know what to order so they suggested it and walked me through how to tweak it to my liking. Simple dish, fantastic taste, even better service. BIG portions too.

Decent veggie noodle salad bowl - not the worst, not the greatest. Noodles were a little slimy for my liking. I would have preferred far more veggie toppings (menu lists crisp lettuce, fresh cucumber, carrots, and crushed peanuts) compared to the massive amount of noodles. The veggie egg roll had a nice, crispy shell, but was quite greasy. For $10, I had higher hopes. Best part was my fortune.

The food here is absolutely delicious both times that I've tried it so far. They're accommodating to people with special diets such as myself. But even more importantly, the staff are very kind. Today I walked up after they had already technically closed, and I believe it was the owner who took my order. The cook had to leave so the owner cooked it for me himself. I will definitely be a repeat customer. It was absolutely delicious.

Teriyaki Chicken was delicious. It came with broccoli and carrots mixed with the chicken. Not a huge fan of the fried rice, it was a bit dry.

Best Szechuan chicken ever with egg rolls. I got highest level of hot spice and I'm burning sooo good. Finally it taste wonderful and not sweet tasting. Try it with hot peanuts that I added. Update: I recently ordered House Fried Rice that was heavy with meats, White & dark chicken, shrimp and pork with egg. I had medium spicy this time. And of course Eggrolls too.

I've just had the most bland and basic Vietnamese noodle salad in my well traveled life!! nuoc mum was bland as well! Noodles, shredded lettuce, carrots, less than a 5 slices of cucumbers, and a few peanuts! True robbery for paying $12 effin dollars plus a nice $3 dollar tip! You lost my business!

I am ill after eating here an hour ago. I had the wontons here several months ago and loved them as a favorite. I couldn't wait to go back and finally was able to be there today. They tasted stale and their chicken eggrolls tasted moldy. I felt like I might get sick on them and so I thought I would let them know. The person taking orders and serving as the point person for the restaurant said that yes, here I was notices that the cabbage taste a little off and the egg rolls. I told him the wontons were still testing and how much I'd like them before and he did not respond. I told him the eggrolls were also burnt and he said to tell them not to cook them as long the next time I came back. I immediately said, oh, I'm not coming back. I just thought you would want to know in case other customers got sick or I do. He said it sounds like you just don't like our food. I am now home, and barely made it to the bathroom before getting ill. I also asked him not to dismiss me, but he just walked away, so I thought I would leave a review here, instead of calling to alert them that I am indeed ill, since the purpose would be for them to worry about future people getting out. I was given no evidence of that possibility. It is too bad. I really liked this place before.

I was a Banh Mi virgin until yesterday and I have been thinking about that sandwich all day! I got chicken with no jalapenos. The bread was fresh and delicious and the veggies were perfectly crisp and full of flavor. This thing was loaded with goodies and had weight to it. The chicken was the star. It tasted like it was rotisserie chicken and was juicy and tender. It was $5.38 with tax, how can you beat that? I have eaten their lunch specials many, many times and it's one of my favorites. Their chicken is of quality, the food has always been fresh when I am there and it's def my fav spot in the Midtown GM. You get huge portions at lunch and the staff are super nice!

This review is long overdue! I love phams so much. They use really fresh ingredients, and as I am vegan they have customized many items for me and not only taking out the meat or sauces but adding vegan ones and extra delicious veggies. Great customer service too, all the staff is so nice and friendly. My favorite thing is the noodle salad bowl - lately I've been opting out of the fried tofu (which is delicious but watching the calories :)) and they'll put extra veggies and give me a delicious peanut sauce instead of the fish sauce. It's the best comfort food. The only negative thing I would say is that compostable packaging would be much better than the plastic they use, even though it is recyclable. Note that in the photo attached I separated HALF the salad into my giant bowl and added my own sriracha and sesame seeds. Sooooo good.

I equate Pham's with other Chinese fast food options like Panda Express. The food is tasty and filling, though not exactly premium, authentic, or nutritious. The Szechuan chicken had nice flavor but a mediocre spice level, and in my opinion there were too many veggies and not enough meat. The fried rice was good, but fried rice is more or less a commodity, anyways. The staff was friendly and easy to get along with, and the service was fast - my meal was ready after just a few minutes. On the whole, a passable Chinese food experience, though not worth going out of your way for.

My friend and I enjoyed our food, and it was ready in a considerably timely manner. 4 stars because one of the employees questioned me about my name, and I told the person I'm trans and the name on my card is my dead name (I'm actually nb, but that's more to explain, and it looks like we're starting from the basics, on this one). It's very inappropriate to question someone about their name, but I'm willing to take the bullet so the next trans/ non-binary costumer doesn't have to. Please be friendly without being invasive!

Ordered a Bahn Mi, chicken dumplings, and Pad Thai. The dumplings were fine. The Bahn Mi was ok...some good flavor, the bread was crusty but not dry. But the filling was too big and chunky. The Pad Thai was disappointingly bland. Very little flavor. The noodles were overcooked. No green onions or cilantro or anything of color besides brown: noodles, chicken, bland-sauce, peanuts, and sprouts. It is the worst Pad Thai I've ever eaten.

I've been a fan of Pham's since the Midtown market opened over 10 years ago. It's been awhile since I'd been there however went there last night for take-out and couldn't have been happier. I placed a really large order and, as always was super impressed by not only the quality of the food, but also the portions. Their cream cheese wontons are my family's favorite and are consistently great every single time. I also ordered the Pho soup which totally hit the spot and the spring rolls were also really good. The woman who helped out was very friendly, helped me come up with some great solutions for my family and it was super impressive watching her making bubble tea while doing a million other things. And, for a larger order they turned it around quickly.

We love Pham's. The wontons are amazing! Even my pickiest daughter loves the food here.

5 minutes for a Banhi Mi sandwich, really? It wasn't bad but it's not a Lu's. The bread was spongy, not crispy. I'm not a fan of their pate, just not the flavor I like. Good price. Stuffed with pork and veggies and some serious heat from the peppers. I also got a chicken egg roll, nothing to write home about here. Being this close to Lu's on Eat Street, I'm going to head over there next time.

Phò nice!! The owner was out front getting things set up for the day but had time to stop and chat. What a lovely man. The Phò was excellent!! I enjoyed having a side dish of veggies that included tons of basil and no bean sprouts!!

I heart the chicken Pho and usually ask them to split it into 2 bowls and just share it since it's so huge! The Banh Mi sandwich is also very good but they put liver on it, so if your not a fan, remember to ask for is "sans liver"! Tip* They have a frequent buyer card that you can get stamped with every entree you purchase and after 9 stamps the 10th entree is free!

I first discovered Pham's when Bon Appetite magazine featured it in an article. The beef pho at Pham's is awesome! It has a deep rich complex taste while maintaining the lightness that makes pho what it is. The beef is always raw (as it should be) when added to the broth to poach it. There is beautiful Thai basil that they serve with it as well as sirracha chile sauce, hoisain sauce, fresh lime... the noodles in it are amazing and the portion is HUGE. I go there about once a week for the pho and it really is one of the best in town. I love their traditional banh mi sandwich. The bread is flaky in crust and chewy inside as good bread should be. There is a parade of flavors - from the crisp pickled veggies, the chile pepper the wonderful sweets and sours... the pork is perfectly tender with a traditional vietnamese bbq on the outside... this is a really beautiful taste balance and is a wonderful example of traditional vietnamese cuisine.

service at PHAM's DELI was painfully slow -- especially discouraging since i was the only one waiting for food. i was expecting a crusty, rice-flour baguette but my BAHN MI arrived up on a big, squishy "ITALIAN" roll (has anybody had a roll like that in ITALY?) that spent enough time in the oven to seem more stale than toasted. there was very little roast pork and what there was was dry and tough. there were only a couple scrawny sprigs of cilantro and no jalapeño slices. a limp pile of pickled daikon and carrots were too sparse to provide any sweet-tangy crunch. my wife took whatever the photographer's equivalent of poetic license is posing my BAHN MI after she'd arranged all the ingredients on one end. great photo but this time if the picture tells the story it was a lie. VIETNAMESE sandwiches are already minimalist so under stuffed on an oversized roll was pretty much like having a giant, nearly naked hot dog bun with all the character of WONDER BREAD for lunch.

Tried their Mock Duck Banh Mi! It was fantasic! The meat was soft and the flavors were great. I would definitely come here again to order the same thing. Also tried the Chai bubble tea, but that was not so great. Not the best bubble tea, but I do highly recommend their Banh Mi's!

I eat here about once a week. I LIVE for their fresh spring rolls. You feel healthy eating it because it's so light and delicious. I love the Pho too. And the egg rolls. The only other thing I've tried is the Lo Mein - which is honestly not mindblowing - but the portion you get is enough for 3-4 people so, throw some soy sauce on it and call it a day. And yea - unless you get their lunch buffet before 2PM, you will likely have to wait 5-10 minutes for your chow. 80% of it is cooked to order, when you order it. I personally call ahead about 10 minutes and my food is ready when I get there. There is very little on this earth that requires cooking and can be ready to eat in less than 5 minutes. Relax and enjoy.

The menu looks and sounds Vietnamese but the food seems to be some confusion on what it's actually supposed to look and taste like. While I wouldn't call myself an expert, I've had enough noodle salads to know how they are supposed to be. What I got from Pham's was served warm, had about six shreds of lettuce and was doused in a brown sauce. Definitely not what I was expecting and definitely much worse than what I'm used to at other places. My husband got the lo mein. Even that was dry and bland. Blah...

I went here on a bike ride with my friend and we didn't have very much money so we went here. Their food is delicious and it filled us right up and it was also very cheap. Excellent service and amazing food!

there very nice but don't get the strawberry bubble tea. it tastes like straight up medicine i only took a couple sips and don't feel good. it is absolutely disgusting. DONT GET THE STRAWBERRY!!!!!!!!!

Worst Vietnamese pork sandwich in town. No taste, pork taste like it has been out for a few days and the bread weren't crunchy.

Their fresh spring rolls are huge and delicious. They have shrimp or veggie with carrots and cucumbers and always the perfect amount of cilantro sprigs inside. Every single bite is so fresh and crisp--I feel really healthy after eating these! The house peanut sauce is the best I've had anywhere on earth. Seriously. I order extra and pour it on my... delicious Mock Duck Noodle Salad. It's the only thing that cures my vegetarian meat cravings. The salad always comes with tons of lettuce, soft noodles, and HUGE chunks of mock duck. Easily two or three meals every single time. They serve it in a plastic bubble bowl so you can pour on extra peanut and Sriracha sauce and then mix it shake-and-bake style. I have been here about once a week for a year and I have yet to try anything else on the menu. What if I got in a car accident the next day? I'm pretty sure my last dying thought would be "damn I cant believe I missed out on a Pham's mock duck noodle salad".

According to Anthony Bourdain (I think ... one of them famous food snobs, anyway), the Twin Cities have the best Vietnamese food in the country. Score! I was hoping for a really good lunch, but I was disappointed. I suppose it's not their fault I was so hungry I ordered one of their pre-fab dishes. Stupid white girl. It's not entirely their fault that it was 2 pm so the beef with veggies had been sitting under those heat lamps for a while. It was fine, with veggies less mushy than they could have been after all that time, but it wasn't the lunch I'd dreamed of. They have lots of interesting sandwich and snacky choices, plus other hot stuff for those who aren't as starved as I was yesterday. I hope, and expect, that their made-to-order stuff is better.

I stopped at Pham's yesterday on a whim-- I'd been craving Chinese food all week, but Vietnamese would do perfectly well too. I wanted something with a lot of veggies, so I went with the chicken w/ mixed vegetables with white rice. I ordered it medium spicy-- but i realize now that I could have gone hotter. The veggies were perfect-- crispy, warm, delicious. The chicken is amazing-- high quality, white meat chicken--no mystery meat here. The white rice was fluffy and wonderful. I ate this for dinner and had the leftovers today for lunch-- so value was totally worth it!

Located inside the midtown market. Spring rolls - cheap but not very good The bun, the noodle salad also not very good The chicken sandwich was just gross. Threw it away. Overall not happy.

I wanted to love this place, but I ordered pad Thai and bubble tea and didn't like either of them. The pad Thai was unpleasantly sweet and lacking egg, scallions, and any spice at all. The bubble tea had a weird creamy consistency and was not at all what I'd hoped for. Really disappointed, other reviewers found great food so maybe order what they had, or just go to Taco Cat instead it was much better.

Great food and wonderful service. Pho and spring rolls are my favorite. We always enjoy a stop when at Midtown Global Market... so many choices there, but Pham's always gets a stop.

I was very happy with the chicken pho and shrimp spring rolls! Very glad I chose Pham's while at Midtown Global Market. Thank you.

As usual, I was craving Asian cuisine yesterday. I really wanted to go to United Noodle, but I was low on energy and knew I couldn't handle another failed attempt at finding their super-top-secret location, so I opted to head to Midtown Global Market. After much walking around aimlessly, I learned they no longer have a spot at the market. *Sob* So, I reluctantly dragged my weary ass to Pham's Deli. After scanning their menu, I decided on to-go food instead of cooking up some elaborate & messy Asian food myself at home. I ordered the mock duck with vegetables. It was OK, but not nearly spicy enough for me. I wouldn't order it again, but I'm open to trying their other dishes. The cashier was uber nice to me despite my complete lack of vigor. Sorry, whoever you are. I'm usually better at lively conversation, I swear! Naturally, the coconut bubble tea (that I shared with my patient boyfriend) was awesome and gave me the blood sugar boost I needed.

Gross. Just gross. What exactly is the theme here? Pham's deli that is a Chinese/Vietnamese/Filipino restaurant? I stopped by the "restaurant" while at the Midtown Exchange and was sincerely hoping for a good and semi-greasy meal. I ordered one egg roll and a bowl of pho. The egg roll was sub-par. Tasted like something out of a bargain grocery store freezer. The pho was laughable. It didn't even taste like ANYTHING! Warm water that was salted with a smattering of vegetables and no meat (that was extra). This place is not worth the money, your time or your digestive track.

Meh. This place wasn't bad, but it wasn't necessarily good, or it could have been just what I ordered. I ordered the combo platter with fried rice, spicy mongolian beef, sesame chicken, and an eggroll. I wished they had a better selection than your average asian cuisine like sweet and sour chicken or sesame chicken, but they did have those available as entrees. I wished my food would have been fresher, but that's probably because I ordered the combo, the dishes were sitting under heat lamps. Staff is really friendly and prices are fair and portions are good. They also have bun mi and pho available to order.

The egg roll vermicelli noodle salad is my go to! Quick service and the meal itself is filling but doesn't weigh you down. They do have pretty great egg and spring rolls. Have had pho and bahn mi there but would stick to the traditional eateries on eat street

I like this place. Very cute set-up in the central "food court" area of Midtown Global Market, with flashing signs for their Bubble Tea and a great display of fresh Banh Mi, spring rolls, chicken dishes, etc. I tried the traditional Banh Mi made with BBQ pork, cucumber, and cilantro and it seemed pretty good, although I am no expert on Vietnamese food. I would love to try one of their Vietnamese salads, which is a favorite for me at Quang's on Eat Street, next time around.

Great place for lunch... I usually order off the menu. The egg rolls are fantastic. Order about a dozen for a party, they were a huge hit!! Yummm!!

I stopped by on a visit to the midtown global market and tried one of their bahn mi. I liked the meat and the balance between the amount of meat and the amount of other fillers. The spice was also good, spicy but not unbearably hot. The 2 pitfalls for me was the cilantro stems that were not chopped and made the thing kind of difficult to eat and the bread was a bit too crumby and soft, I would have preferred a slightly crunchier crust. The verdict is a very good bahn mi. The rest of the menu seemed like all the other Asian restaurants. Same dishes and sam pics. Not sure about how they taste, but I would assume they'd be tasty, albeit maybe not too healthy.

I couldn't decide what to do for lunch one day so I decided to head over to the Global Market and browse around for something tasty. I stopped at Pham's thinking that I wanted to try my first Bahn-mi and obviously had to get their spring rolls because it's me. I must try every single spring roll in the city and world. The service was friendly, but the order took about 10 minutes to make, which being how slow it was didn't make too much sense, but I let it slide. I got the Mock Duck Bahn-mi and it was good, and since I've never had one before I can't really compare it to anything. The "meat" had a nice flavor but I think it was lacking in every other department. There wasn't enough insides to fill the bread out and I ended up tearing the ends off and making it a shorter sandwich. I really wish their was more pickled veggies, they seemed good, just not enough. The bread I thought could be better since this sandwich is supposedly heavily influenced by the French culture. The spring rolls were okay. I generally don't like plain veggie spring rolls so shy away from my veggie ways into the pescetarian world and opt for the shrimp. There were 4 shrimp in each one, which is awesome, if they had any crunch to them. It was just kind of squishy and meh. Overall it was cheap and easy. I'll probably try out a different spot next time.

I come for the Pho. I get the same dish every time and I am always satisfied. I know there are some that will argue where to get the best Pho in the cities. Maybe Pham's isn't it but I have consistently been happy with what I get there. I also love visiting the Global Market and stopping at Salty Tart for dessert. The Pho has that wonderful both, the massive mound of noodles, the extras, all served in the iconic large bowl that I can't wait to dip my face in! I eat around the meatballs unfortunately. They just aren't a texture I can wrap my head around. I am still on my quest for the BEST Pho in the cities but this is hitting the spot in the mean time.

I recently acquired a new taste: spring rolls. I decided to get some spring rolls from this place because of a friend wanted try the place and because of my mad craving. She also got some spring rolls and some boba tea. I was impressed @ their protein options not just for the spring rolls but their other dishes: tofu, meat, shrimp, and mock dock. They also do plain simple veggies too :). It was a little busy, so my order took a little over 15 minutes. Boba tea was good but the spring rolls were rolled like fat Chipotle burritos. I had to eat them with a fork because all the insides fell out! It was truly a hot mess. Taste was good but I wish there was more cilantro and other basil or something. There were tons of noodles and lettuce, which overpowered the burrito type spring rolls. I haven't really tried other things on the menu, so I won't write it off. The people who work their are pretty nice, and they always seem busy. The menu has all kinds of dishes: rice, banh mi, boba tea, pho, noodles, appetizers, stiryfry, etc. From the looks of their menu, they always have specials, including daily lunch specials. I'll probably go back sometime soon. Will let you know how something else is :).

It's been a while since I've been to Pham's Deli at the Midtown Global Market. I usually just stick to getting the spring rolls that they have displayed because they always look so freaking delicious - and they are! At a glance, most everything on their menu reads more as Chinese food than Vietnamese - which I find typical for a fast food Vietnamese restaurant. But today I stop in and see more Vietnamese items on the menu like Banh Mi and PHO!! I was rubbing my eyes in disbelief. I got super excited over their pho and knew that that was something I definitely had to try. I wasn't expecting anything spectacular, I mean, it is Pham's Deli afterall. I really didn't like how they already incorporated the bean sprouts into the soup when it's supposed to be served on the side as a garnish. Weird. Whatever - it is what it is. It wasn't terrible though and I think it's an okay introduction into Vietnamese food. I can't hate on Pham's...I keep coming back for their delish taro bubble tea. Mmm.

I had what I thought should be a simple clean dish: Teriyaki chicken on a skewer and steamed rice on April 25, 2011. Although I ate at 7:30 p.m., near closing time, this was a disappointment. The chicken is breaded and fried then drowned in a mediocre teriyaki sauce, and the rice was a combination of dried-out and mushy. I've had better at food carts or the Fair. Still looking for good, simple teriyaki in the Cities.