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| - I give it 5 stars if you live near PT Noodles, but 4 if you don't mind travelling a little further for pho. They are 5 minutes from my house, so they are perfect for a quick fix.
Recently, I noticed that PT Noodles revamped their broth a bit. Its flavor is a bit stronger and a hint sweeter. The meat in their pho is good, as I usually prefer getting meatballs and tendon, but they all are cooked well. Upgrading for a large, or extra noodles, is only $1 more, and it is the difference of me feeling full and me wanting to grab a banh mi on the side.
The Banh Mi (Vietnamese sandwiches) here is fairly cheap, tastes fresh, and has a really delicious, crispy French bread. All of those flavors are delicious, but I can't help but add Sriracha to them for a kick.
I also sometimes order the broken rice dishes, which are general a good choice if you don't want soup and love having a variety of sides.
Lastly, I like ordering their avocado shakes, which are freshly made, are perfectly sweet, and comes with option boba. They sometimes have that kind of icey-ness to them, which I love, but are great with or without.
I dislike mentioning other restaurants in reviews to compare, but I have to say before PT came about, there was only King Eggroll in this area. PT Noodles is many times better than King Eggroll. However, it has a long way to match my favorite pho restaurant, Da Vang in Phoenix. I'll keep coming back though, to support the growth of this new establishment, and the extremely kind workers (maybe owners?) who run this place.
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