we got the vegetable pho. not only was it the worst pho both of us have ever had, but it was by far the worst soup. no flavor! even salt, bargaining, AND MSG didn’t help. upon first taste, wood chip. upon second taste, worse than wood chip. i’m sure their shabu shabu is good… for their sake, i hope.

Really Good Savory Pho & Ramen!

Went in before noon on a Fri-Yay, place was empty service was zippy. Perfect time to go there's never any problems with parking or seating. Quick in and out for lunch. During busy hours service can be a little slow.

I had the #3 "Pho 77" w/beef & chicken for $11. It's a big bowl filled to the brim with broth, chicken and beef slices. It comes with a sidecar of sliced jalapenos, limes, basil, & bean sprouts.

Co-worker got the Veggie Pho w/chicken broth for max flavor. They loved it. On both dishes, the noodles are perfect,veggies are colorful, crisp, and fresh. The prices are a couple dollars more than typical, but one taste and you forget about it (until the bill arrives, LoL).

Overall it's really good the place is clean and lots of space, for a big group or party, if you host a work thing. I'll have to try the sushi and some other dishes and report back with an update.

The soups are delicious. I ordered the Veggie Phó. My husband ordered the Ramen Soup with the Red sauce. We also had veggie egg rolls. To drink we had Thai Tea and Jasmine hot tea. Everything was excellent, fresh ingredients, very flavorful. One of my favorite spots for soups.

I tried this place a few times, in terms of Pho soup and Chinese/Japanese cuisine this establishment does it justice.
This dish is the Mongolian beef which is definitely one of my favorite dishes now.
Recommend to eat here for sure.

Only other place in Los Angeles where I’ve found Red Ramen with ground beef. As good as Tatsu, but less expensive.