quick: Tiny bit pricier than most, offers nice service, delicious food and not a bad choice for Viet food if you aren't near spring mountain. pros: offered extra pho noodles for free! manager is pretty attentive, secret spicy addon! cons: not the cleanest, slightly more expensive, they don't use real broken rice =/ We walked in and the place is fairly modern, but had the smell of gasoline or fresh paint or something. It was pretty distracting. The (I assume owner) greeted us, made recommendations and in general, we felt taken care of so that is a major plus in a Viet restaurant. The quality of the food is standard but the portions are huge! The $6.50 regular pho bowl was the size of a large normally in my opinion, and it came with like 8-10 slices of beef! Seemed never ending. The special spices he offered also gave things a nice kick. The food flavor hit the spot but I'm not incredibly picky about my Pho. I love Pho, I find it hard to mess it up. The Com Bi was a disappointment. The pork chop was good but the steamed egg cake was inedible, everyone at the table agreed. And the biggest offense was they don't use real broken rice. Overall we enjoyed our meals here sans a few hiccups but good service means a lot. I'd definitely come back.

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One of my local favorites. Reminds me of the Cuban restaurants in North Jersey Cuban neighborhoods. Authentic, friendly. Wonderful flan and cafe con leche.

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I used a Groupon for my hair cut and Lexi did an awesome job on my hair and got me in and out in the time I needed. Very profession. The salon is also beautifully and colorfully decorated and I loved it. Totally awesome experience. I felt so pretty when I left.

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Good: 1. Food is pretty good. 2. Prices are reasonable for Indian food. 3. Good service. Bad: 1. If you get there at a certain time they will make you wait until that time's menu is available. I'm not a fan of Indian food. My tongue cannot handle the spiciness this food typically contains. However, I was in Vegas and this town is about leaving your ol' self at home and trying new experiences. So, I walked in to the restaurant and they were celebrating an event. They server told me that I had to wait 'til 10 pm to place my order. I waited patiently, and one of the owners came over and apologized. He went ahead and took my order. I tend not to eat fish anywhere, so he recommended the Old Delhi style corn fed chicken tikka makhani prepared with ground spices and fenugreek flavoured tomato makhani sauce, served with pulao rice. I took it to go. When I got back to my hotel room. I seriously prayed it would not be too spicy. I grabbed a spoon and went for taste: Ummm, not bad. Hot ,but not... wait, crap, spiciness coming in... where's the rice? Found it! oh! yeah... that's better. Not bad. Ok, let's continue. So, it was basically like this for the rest of the meal; 1 or 2 spoonfuls of Old Delhi chicken and rice. Overall, I would def. come here again. It is the only place I've found myself liking the food. I've gone all over the world trying Indian food, except India.
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