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We eat Vietnamese food multiple times per month. This was our first visit to PT Noodles and most likely our last. To start, the service was not good. We had to ask multiple times for our drinks, upon getting them they were never refilled. My entrée come out 10-15 minutes ahead of my wives. The food had no taste and the brisket was tough in my Pho. My wife had the BBQ Beef - Bun Cha Gio Bo, and said it was not edible. We also ordered the spring rolls which were nothing special. The best way to put it, it tasted like fast food Vietnamese food if that type of restaurant were to exist. I really don't like leaving negative reviews because this is an opinion of my experience and possibly not yours. Plus I want local businesses to succeed, but our dining experience was to negative to ignore. If you are interested in the Vietnamese restaurants we frequent with positive experiences every time, try Saigon Kitchen in Surprise and Angelina's (our favorite) in Glendale.
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