Pho 86

Prices are reasonable and the food quality is very good. The coffee is rich and aromatic, full of flavor. The Vietnamese sandwich is generously stuffed and tastes amazing — just make sure to eat it right away, as it’s best enjoyed fresh and warm. The beef pho is tasty, though the noodles have a slight starchy flavor and could be a bit softer for a smoother texture. The spring rolls are perfectly crispy and delicious, and the pork is flavorful and tender. Overall, a very satisfying dining experience — great food, good value, and definitely worth coming back for!

First time trying Pho with my partner & it did not disappoint! The beef was so tender and juicy & his meal was just the right amount of spice to his liking! Like he said, “Can’t go wrong with ordering Beef Stew!” Hot & yummy to warm us up on this cold windy day.

Been here twice. Got there and was seated right away. Food came out quite quickly. Spring rolls were good, just that the dipping sauce was not generous enough. Ordered the cold noodles and had to ask for more sauces, total of 2cups of sauces for each cold noodles. The beef cubes were good and tender. Very efficient staff in cleaning up our table.

I had a great 4-star experience at Pho 86! The atmosphere was a total standout, earning a perfect 5-star rating for its excellent vibe. Both the food and the service were also very good, each earning a solid 4-star rating. It is a wonderful local spot for a delicious meal in a fantastic environment!

Service can always be better but food is good and the prices are decent for what you do get. You guys could use some music in the store, I have been here 3-4 times and you guys never have any music to uplift the resturant or mood. Overall price is good for what you get, authentic Vietnamese food.

First, the staffs are really nice :) Second, I am glad that during this pandemic they are opened till 10.30 pm because I finish work 2 hours before they close and they are also following the rules. Third, I decided to give this place a shot because the pho place I used to go to closes early and so here I am. Honestly their foods are great. Can’t really go wrong with it. I love Pho but I decided to try their other dishes instead of my regular (#1 from menu). I was not disappointed at all. I love their Beef cubes and Calamari is just spot on. The fried rice and bbq beef was just toooo good. Seasoned really well. Was definitely worth the money. If you want something light on the side, try their Calamari. Will continue to post more pics when I try their other dishes :)

Happy to have a new go to Vietnamese restaurant. The others have been a super disappointment. Other reviewers say they’ve had better in the area.. I’d like to know. Broth is rich and this place actually gives you a decent amount of noodles. Spring rolls are a must try here. A bit short staffed as they can get busy and sometimes not be able to get to you

Best Vietnamese food on 86th street by far. Very reasonable prices as well. First time having the tomato broth noodles and it's very good. The Bánh xèo here is crispy and pretty good. The spring rolls are a must have and the pho portions are very large. Good quality brisket in the pho.

Pho served in a chinese style restaurant. Service was very quick - food only took a few minutes to arrive after placing order. Prices were very reasonable and competitive, and there isn't really anything bad to say about the food. We ordered 2 different pho - the standard large bowl and another smaller beef only bowl. The difference in serving sizes were definitely noticeable. The broth was very light. The cilantro flavor was also very light, which is great for my wife as she normally picks them out. You can definitely add extra sauces to the broth without having it be too overpowering. This place is also open until 11 PM and is definitely worth trying out.

Pho 86 is a casual spot that gets the job done. The service is always quick, though not the friendliest, which feels pretty typical for a Vietnamese restaurant. Portions are generous, prices are fair, and it is an easy choice when you are craving a big bowl of noodles. The pho is basic, but the Bun Bo Hue stands out as rich, flavorful, and comforting. I also get the Bun Rieu or the combo rice with crab patty, which are solid alternatives if you want something different. Overall, it is fast, filling Vietnamese food with plenty of variety.

08.02.2025 @1:30p Walking for a table of 2. Authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Service was friendly and fast.

This is my go to neighborhood pho spot. Their food is always good. My favorite item on the menu is the beef cube over rice. Nicely charred onions over steak cubes with lettuce and tomato and slathered with a gravy with a umami kick. Their pho is solid. The soup is hearty and really helps revive the body on a cold day or a long night out. The place has wood carved Vietnamese art that my buddies have at home. I find it pretty awesome. Great place. Good people. Love to come and order their food.

Amazing food, really a local spot in 86th!! Must stop by to try this wonderful gem for great bun cha gio and Vietnamese ice coffee.

Inconsistent quality on the pork chop but love the avocado shake. Soft banh cuon my usual go to. Broth is warm and clean but it doesn't always hit the spot. But reliable location and opens late.

I decided to try something new - usually just get the regular pho but decided to try the bun bo hue and bun rieu. I've had bun bo hue before and this place was not bad, flavorful and has the pig trotters but also nothing too notable. The bun rieu was my first time trying and honestly was not a fan. Also tried an avocado shake which was quite good. Overall: just okay, service was okay not super friendly but ok. Prices were really reasonable.

Ordered the classic banh mi to go; under $9 and the taste/filling were sold for the price. Gone are the days where you can get a banh mi for $6, and one that tastes proper! My one ding is that the bread tore up my mouth; the bread is meant to have a crisp exterior but this was a bit over toasted. The fillings don't go to the very ends of the bread, but as you're eating it, it's the right ratio. Really happy with this and will be back for this!

Ordered lunch for take out with the office, and it was ready in 10 minutes. Pho broth was hot and the vegetable broth option comes with a lot of vegetables. I ordered the shrimp and it had about 5 or 6 large shrimp. Tad bit tough but can't be helped for takeout. It was a bit difficult to eat if you're getting take out and not going home. They don't give you a bowl, just a quart container of soup and a paper takeout container of noodles.

To my surprise this place was better than when they first opened. The quality and portion is a great value for the price point. The avocado smoothie is delicious but unfortunately not always available. They're honest and tells us because the avocados are not ripe yet. The ban bo hue has a nice kick and it's flavorful. The tomato soup noodles can be skipped. #1 big Vietnamese soup noodle bowl is humongous. The spring rolls were lovely and crispy. Staff were nice and gave us another plate of sprouts when we asked for it.

BLUF: 3.5 stars out of 5 stars. Inexpensive Vietnamese food. Pho 86 offers affordable (in this era of price inflation), no-frills Vietnamese food in Bath Beach, Brooklyn. We often order a #1 "Train Pho" ($11.75; $12.79 with tax) and Grilled Chicken with Rice ($10; $10.89 with tax), and occasionally get a Vietnamese Coffee. There are better Vietnamese restaurants north and south of Pho 86 on 86th Street, namely Em Vietnamese and Phở Number 1, respectively. Both restaurants are slightly more expensive than Pho 86, offer slightly better cuisine and / or larger portions, and both have premium versions of pho that Pho 86 doesn't. However, Em Vietnamese is a smaller space and closes earlier, while parking near Phở Number 1 can be difficult at times. The food at Pho86 is good enough for the times we don't want to deal with such concerns. Complimentary tea is served. Pho 86 has two adequately maintained unisex restrooms.

I have tried lots of vietnamese NY NJ FLA PA, But every meals I have ordered from PHO 86 are always fresh and on point!!

My usual go to spot for pho. Great service and nearby me. Definitely recommend it. Food quality and great portion size.

Finally gave this restaurant a try. Only two other tables were occupied which was great for my two kids. There's much more space here in comparison to the other Viet restaurant on 86th street. Also, this place is much cleaner. The portions here are larger and the soup tastes just a tad cleaner. Prices are cheaper so I would recommend coming or ordering here. My wife also raved about the rainbow jelly ice. So give it a try.

I am a huge fan of pho and is something I could eat almost every day, even in the summer. Went for lunch on a weekday and it was not busy. Ordered the extra large pho, the bun rieu and a banh xeo. The banh xeo was crispy, nothing special. I was not a fan of the pho broth. It was lacking flavor, but it had a lot of different meats. The bun rieu, on the other hand, was really good. The broth of the bun rieu had a rich seafood taste, very flavorful.

We had dinner here. Ordering Bun Bo Hue, shaken beef cubes w/ fried rice, egg rolls and avocado smoothie. I have to say I really appreciate authentic Vietnamese flavors. Everything was extremely delicious although the Bun Bo Hue was a bit lacking but still good. Avocado smoothie was on point, shaken beef was extremely flavorful, and egg rolls tasted like homemade.

Great service, Only manager and one waiter but they hustled non-stop between tables, phone & walk-in orders, busy for a Weekday night. Love the #2 beef ball pho noodle, NOT HUGE bowl but still warm broth and generous meats. Chicken over rice good, not charred to a crisp. Good control of flames. I do not recommend the banh xeo, thick like a burrito, the supposed rice crepe was so thick. Very interesting to see a group of loud Korean ahjussi (one wearing a boar's head logo vest) having a meeting/ dinner at 6pm Business and Family friendly !

Great neighborhood Vietnamese restaurant. I was in the neighborhood and randomly saw this place so decided to check it out. It's a no frills sit down restaurant, they gave me complimentary hot tea which is appreciated! Food was great, got pho, summer rolls, and a beef dish (I'm forgetting the name of). The entire total came to be like $30 total so for nyc it's a pretty good deal Definitely recommend! Check out my food instagram: @Alice.likes.food

There's nothing like a hot warm bowl of soup on a cold night. We had just arrived from JFK and it was late, so we were limited on the pho restaurants that were still open at 10pm. I am very glad they open late, which is clutch. I thought it was interesting that all the employees spoke Chinese, but this is a Vietnamese restaurant. Despite that, the soup is authentic and delicious. They also have complimentary tea for the table. We also got the Pork and Veggie Spring Roll ($6.50), which was a bit disappointing. The pork didn't taste great and I only finished it because I was hungry. For my soup, I ordered the Bun Bo Hue ($12) while he got the Pho ($10). The spices in the soup is so savory with a nice kick. I would definitely come back for the bun bo hue here. Plus, the service was quick and attentive too. Great spot for affordable and delicious Viet food.

Good pho and other vietnamese items but viet sandwiches are the star. Love their sweet grilled chicken viet sandwich and the beef viet sandwich. The bread is crispy, meats are well cooked and fillings are fresh.

The restaurant location is closed to train stations and bus stops, very convenient if you take public transportation, but street parking is hard. The server was not kids friendly and he seemed to be annoyed when we asked him for extra folks and small bowls for our little kids. The price for the pho soups and other dishes seemed reasonable, but the portion of the pho soup was really small. We had to order an extra noodle to fill us up. Surprisingly the size of the extra noodle was actually bigger than the amount of noodle in the pho soup. The taste of the soup was okay, but nothing really noticeable. The pork chop was the only positive things here. It is tasty and soft, not chewy at all. The seating was not comfortable. I was back to back with the table behind us and my son's chair was against the wall and he could not move further away from the table. According to my son, he was squished sitting there. Overall the experience was okay, but probably will not come back due to the lack of service, limited seating space and small portion of food.

I went to this place expecting some good, authentic Vietnamese food, but I left severely disappointed by not only the food and unhygienic environment but the horrendous customer service. Even if they paid me to come back, I wouldn't for multiple reasons but especially because the way I was treated was absolutely degrading. The counter person and the waiter were so disrespectful like they treated me as if I weren't a person capable of understanding them. They were very bossy and insisted that I couldn't sit anywhere else other than where they let me despite there being many open tables just like the one they ordered me to sit at. Not only that but they also denied the fact that my order wasn't the one I ordered when it was completely different. The ingredients were not the same at all, and it's the fact that they were dishonest that makes me NOT RECOMMEND this place at all. Also, I didn't expect outstanding service but at very least some decent human courtesy like a greeting, but I didn't even get that. They didn't even give a proper response when I asked questions, and their service was very rushed even though right after they brought the food to my table, they went back to sit behind the counter. Plus, they're VERY UNHYGIENIC. I was barely able to find a good set of chopsticks as most of them had stains or some sort of food dried up on them like green stuff. If you want to eat at a place where you're able to relax and get the food down without worrying about the germs you're about to digest, DO NOT go to this place for your own safety.

I've attempted to finish my review mulitple times but they've always failed to save for some reason -- nonetheless, this is my new favorite on 86th st. Their service is nice and quick for both dine-in and takeout. Their food is great. The portion is big. No complaints whatsoever. I want to specially mention their Bo Luc Lac. My husband and I feel like it is specially good compared to the other places we've tried. The beef is cooked to perfection and not dry at all and the sauce is just too good to miss. Even if we were full, we would finish every last bit of rice that touches the sauce. I've been going back repeatedly and do not see myself stopping any time soon.

Vietnamese cuisine has always been a hit or miss in New York City for me. It was one of those days I felt not compelled to cook at home but still get a taste of home. We ordered the summer rolls with peanut sauce and the grilled pork chop with pork egg custard patty. Normally I always go for the pork over rice dishes because that's my weakness versus everyone ordering the pho or beef cubes (the usuals). This place did not hit the mark for me. It was a bit empty even during the dinner rush while dining here and I asked myself why that was the case since 86th Street Chinatown restaurants were always exploding with business. My grilled pork chop was ok. It was much drier than usual, wasn't marinated long enough and doesn't have the special charness on it like I love my grilled meats to taste like. The custard pork patty was what I enjoyed the most from this dish. I never got to taste summer rolls but that peanut sauce did look very luscious with flavors. This place in terms of flavor wasn't bad the last time I dined here. Maybe the chef who used to cook for this establishment left and settled somewhere else. I'll try the beef cubes next time to see if there is any oomph to this place.

The bathroom is clean, the place is clean, the staff is very funny and friendly. They speak Chinese (Cantonese). The food is great .

Overall ok Vietnamese food. Just overpriced in my opinion. Spring rolls could be better. The big noodle bowl (train head) had like only 1 tendon. Ban mi sandwich bread was kinda hard and had little meat. If you are hungry, it's alright. Nothing to rave about. Decent enough but overpriced like many Vietnamese places.

First of all, the food isn't even that good. Second of all, they have a $15 minimum on credit card and kept pressuring my girlfriend to buy more stuff to meet the minimum, even when she didn't want to. Rude and pushy service.

I came to pho 86 wanting to get a banh mi for take-out. After talking with one of the staff they asked if it was okay if I wanted to try the combo and without hesitation, it sounded good to me. The banh mi definitely had some unique elements that aren't in your usual banh mi places. Banh mi was solid and crispy but I think for its price it definitely is not worth it. Whether it's the size or not enough filling, something felt super lackluster from the banh mis I've had in the past. The spring rolls were more heavily battered and chewier than other spring rolls I have tried from other pho restaurants which are more on the flakier side. Still decent, but definitely had to use my teeth and chew more than usual which I did not like. I got charged $16 for both of these items, which I know it's new york but let's be real this food is not worth $16. I was quite surprised when I got charged that so that definitely threw me off. In addition, while waiting for my food I had to wait about 25-30 minutes. I saw a table of 2 come in after me, sit down, and order and they got their food before me. The male staff that took and gave me my order was friendly but not sure if I got ripped off.

Very racist waiter experience. Did not talk or acknowledge my presence whatsoever. Not a word other than "Can you sign" once I paid the bill. Spoke to my Asian girlfriend and acted as if I didn't exist.

Service really good, amicable and efficient. I asked for the short bbq ribs pho. Almost excellent except that the ribs were hard to chew. The flavor was delicious tho. I would come back and try more and more things. Everything looks delicious and very clean.

Recently we went to this restaurant for dinner. The restaurant is spacious and the staff are friendly. My husband and our friend ordered spring rolls and pho bowls. I ordered Shrimp Summer rolls and grilled chicken banh mi sandwich. The rolls were fresh and tasty which were served with a peanut sauce. The sandwich was a good size and filled with cured vegetables and chicken. I really enjoyed it. The staff checked in on us occasionally to see how we liked the food and if we needed anything else. I would dine here again.

Typical pho spot. I got the regular pho but regular size for $11 and it had a lot less stuff than I was expecting. I am used to ordering the large pho for $2 more but I wasn't very hungry today. The flavor is still good though. The beef cubes over rice had a surprisingly good amount of beef and it was tasty. Beef was a bit tough but the flavor makes up for it. Fast and nice service. They accept credit cards and cash.

I did not enjoy the service nor the pho from this place. The pho was oddly sweet it was inedible. I've never had pho like this before. And my partner felt pressured to order more food - we were going to share a #1 between the two of us since we weren't that hungry, but the wait staff was sorta weird about it. It also took forever for water to come. Overall I wouldn't come back.

Chicken Pho was alright. The soup tasted like salty water, wasn't so flavorful. The waiter messed up our order and the owner came over and yelled at him in front of everyone. He then proceeded to yell at the chefs in an extremely loud manner. I found it to be very unprofessional, I felt sorry for the waiter it was a mistake. Also got the chicken and Broccoli, it was super bland again with no flavor. Sauce was on the bottom of the plate not mixed through out. Wouldn't really recommend this place

3.5 stars! Stopped by with my dad for a quick lunch & we were in and out within 30 minutes. The restaurant was rather empty on a Wednesday afternoon, but they have a lot of takeout orders. We ordered as soon as we sat down, and received two giant bowls of pho within 5 minutes. The pho here is pretty standard - not outstanding, but not bad either. It's exactly what you would expect. The broth did seem to be on the sweeter end, which threw me off a bit. It was easily masked with a bit of hoisin&hot sauce though. The broth had good depth of flavor otherwise and was piping hot. Noodles are abundant! The meat here was a bit tough, & they maybe skimped out a bit on the tripe. Overall, great for a quick lunch stop if you only have about 30 minutes. Parking on 86th is never easy though, so just something to consider as well.

When it's rainy out, dark, gloomy, and cold. There is nothing better than a nice hot bowl of soup to warm up the soul. The pho was overall "okay". It felt like it was missing something (maybe a few extra sprinkles of msg or something?) or some more fish sauce. All else were cooked well. Noodles were el dente and meats where cooked well within the hot broth. Was a bit disappointed in amount of garnish received (this was for two orders). Only one stem worth of basil and first time I ever was given a lemon in place of a lime. The spring roll though was fantastic. Hot, fresh, and crispy! Only mistake I made was ordering only 4 pieces instead of the 8! I like how they also give you individual fish sauce bowls that way you can double/triple dip all you want without grossing out whomever you're eating with. Def recommend getting the spring rolls. On forgot to add. The durian shakes and avocado shakes are yummy!

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Came here with hubby because he really wanted Vietnamese, specifically a rice dish. He wanted bo luc lac (beef cubes over rice) and added fried egg for extra $. I ordered the chicken lemongrass for myself. Turns out, the manager wrote fried eggs for both meals and charged for both. I wasn't expecting it but I do love eggs. You would have to check your order carefully and be more clear. I was okay with it, but for people that usually place orders of the food, they wouldn't be happy for something extra they didn't ask for and charge for it. Food overall was okay. Nothing amazing but was fulfilling.

My friend who is well versed in Vietnamese cuisine consistently laments the lack of good Vietnamese food in New York. "That can't be" I always tell him, considering there's no dearth of Vietnamese restaurants and people in New York, particularly in Bensonhurst. Now that I reflect on it though, I've had a steady stream of phos, banh mis, and vermicelli bowls that ooze mediocrity from first to last bite. What gives? This was no exception at Pho 86. I was quite excited to get my grilled shrimp vermicelli bowl because I love the sweet and charcoaly flavor of meats in Vietnamese cuisine. Sadly, the flavor was sorely lacking in my dish, and the shrimp were also quite overcooked. The dish was overly simple, with only a few pieces of shrimp on a bed of noodles in the dish. Some lettuce and peanuts would've amped it up a bit. We also ordered a couple of bowls of pho for the table and there was a scarcity of noodles in each dish. It wouldn't be enough to sate most appetites. For a no frills restaurant like this where the average dish is less than $10 service is not something I'm concerned with, but there was one thing that bothered me a lot. Everytime our server brought out a dish, his thumb was planted firmly in the bowl, touching the food and errthang. As I type this, I realize how uptight and first world this qualm is, but I maintain that is super gross. Nah.

Welcome to the neighborhood! Opened by a few alum from another Viet place a few avenues away, makes for an awesome addition to this side of Bensonhurst. Familiar faces and all! We went for an early dinner and I came back for lunch a few days after. The early dinner around 5:30 will give you amble seatings, quick service and finish your meal in peace before the real dinner crowd; which seems to kick in around 6:45'ish... We tried the signature Pho (medium bowl) for my husband, grilled chicken pho for my 10yr old (he wasn't into it...) and I got the beef cubes over fried rice. The Pho broth was flavorful and a good portion. My beef cubes was pretty good! Savory and tender... however the fried rice was a bit lacking; didn't have much taste and not dry enough. The grilled chicken was tender and decent... but the pho alone was too mild... my son said it was too bland. The spring rolls were perfect! Crispy, flavorful and delicious. Alone or with lettuce. Must get. Also got my fav salted plum soda!! So good! My solo lunch, I had the Bun Rieu... I've had much better version elsewhere. It was OK, on a cold day... decent pho. But lacked the intense crab/shrimp paste flavor. Side note: they do not put blood pudding, they feel it's not a healthy option. While I respect their reasoning, however should have left it off the menu or allow the patron to decide if they want it. I am a huge fan of blood pudding so I was disappointed. Happy feasting! #yelplife

I saw Andrew Yang mentioned this restaurant. It peaked my curiosity. My friend and I came here for lunch. We both ordered the pho. I wasn't finished with it when she informed me that we are going back to our usual spot next time. I realized that she wasn't full hence I suggested we order spring rolls. I have to admit the service was fast. The food came out quick. Moreover, the waiter took the check when I put down my portion. My friend threw a fit. She chased him saying she didn't paid yet. I guess we aren't going back.

decent price, decent portion, the staff are your regular Asian service so do not expect wow experience. good for grabbing a quick lunch or dining out with family.

The 86st area already has plenty of Vietnamese restaurants to choose from, but Pho 86 stands out with the quality of their soup noodles. Their #1 Pho was packed with flavor and the soup was somewhat sweet. Their #1 is a VERY big bowl, contains a lot of noodles, and it's worth the price point. However, my partner pointed out the lack of beef tendon and tripe in the soup. We also got to try their spring rolls, but it was okay. It was very pale and lightly fried, and it could've used more flavor. Overall, I'm very impressed with the soup broth flavors! I was a regular for Pho Tay Ho for the longest time, but I found my new go to Pho spot!

Pho 86 is one of those places that seems to work best as a take-out, rather than a sit-down place. There isn't much of a decor or ambience to enhance the experience, and the customer service to ranges from good to mediocre. We ordered a beef pho (#1) which was absolutely massive, and which Rozena liked more and more as she consumed it. We also ordered the curry chicken with bread (#36), advertised as a banh mi, and it's just curry meant to be dipped in bread. The bread was crunchy with a soft interior, and warm. The curry was good; however the chicken felt plain, and I wish it were marinated in more spices. The final dish, three types of beef in rice vermicelli (#75) seemed like a delicious choice, but was ultimately disappointing. The beef pieces weren't juicy, felt a bit too chewy, and I'm not sure I liked all of them. The place isn't pricey, and that's a big plus point. But I see it more as a convenient food for delivery/pickup, lacking in some aspects as far as a sit-down restaurant is concerned.

Excellent broth. Although I think maybe it took too long to pick up the food. The broth wasn't hot enough to "cook" the beef. Pretty decent spot for pho.

Not a lot of places around Brooklyn are open for indoor dining so when we were scouting for a spot for lunch, this place seemed perfect. Seemed being the keyword. The pho was alright, the spring rolls were a bit chewy, and the crepe is a definite "never order". Why? Because 1. It was supposed to have pork and shrimp but it only had shrimp, worker said they don't use pork anymore because it spoils easily (uhhh... Isn't it your job to keep ingredients fresh for the dishes??!!) And 2. There was a coconut flavor in there that made us suspect they used coconut oil to fry the pancake, which is really off-putting. Bleh. I didn't mind the pho but the beef slices were very tough and hard to chew. Saving grace is the Thai iced tea, but honestly, do you care if the Thai iced tea is excellent if you were trying to get a decent Viet lunch?

stopped by for lunch after a friend recommended pho86! im a sucker for bun bo hue but today i opted for the bun rieu and absolutely loved it. not sure why the dac biet + meat balls is more expensive than the extra large dac biet lol but the pho broth is spot on. usually when a dish is heavy on the fish sauce smell, it turns me off - which was what happened with the bun rieu but its just in the very beginning. you just have to dig in. definitely will come back for the bun bo hue :)

I'm super picky when it comes to my pho and I've always been disappointed by the pho game in NY, but I have found my new favorite place!! I love the pho here - the noodles are Al dente and the broth is rich and flavorful. The brisket is also veryyy tender. Some might find the portion sizes small, but I personally love the small size. I usually can never finish pho but their size is perfect for me. The restaurant itself is very clean and the staff is friendly and nice. Definitely a plus for me here as most pho places in NY are a bit run down and doesn't have the most friendly service.

i'd say food is pretty good but their service is horrible. i called to order ahead but they were rushing me to order. then when they couldn't hear me they just hung up. their in person service is better than there phone orders. another time we ordered bahn mi's to go and all the breads were burnt. never again!