Ah'sya

Very clean and well cared for. Prompt service and ALWAYS CONSISTENT taste and delivery. Spring rolls and number 4 are my favorites but there are lots to choose from. Everything we have had is delicious. Friendly staff. This restaurant is a hidden gem of Southern Utah and a MUST for anyone looking for a delicious meal in a wonderful atmosphere. If I could give 6 stars... I would.

Honestly, I liked the food here. I wasn’t exactly “blown away” but I feel I got what I paid for. The pad Thai has great flavor and came with plenty of chicken chunks. The spring rolls were also quite good and I’d definitely recommend those. The atmosphere is somewhat sparse and the owners/employees are more on the side of distant rather than welcoming, but I honestly didn’t mind having the quiet space to just enjoy the food.

What a surprising find in quaint city in Utah. The pho was authentic and taste like the pho in a big city. The Thai tea tastes amazing in the hot weather and the sizing was very generous. I always go for the #1 at pho restaurant and this place definitely satisfied me and more! Great staffs and great price too!

I would HIGHLY recommend eating here!! The food was excellent and healthy. They give you so much food!! We got the #1 soup and shared it between three. We were all very satisfied. The price is cheap, but the quality is not. The service was excellent. The restaurant is family operated by a Vietnamese family. The owner would occasionally pass by to teach us how to eat what we were given. Very friendly service. We ordered the shrimp and egg roll appetizers. They were amazing. Served with fish sauce. The orange chicken was the best I have ever tasted, as was the shrimp.

This is probably the one and only Vietnamese restaurant in town but it’s absolutely not the BEST. I came here once a couple years ago and didn’t like the food/service and never came back. Now feel like eating pho (Vietnamese beef noodle soup) and give it another try. I’m totally disappointed just like the first time here. The service is just ok, there is only one guy who runs the whole restaurant, picking up the phone, seating customers, taking orders, bringing out food...etc...so that’s why it takes a long time to be seated and get your order out. I waited a good amount of time to get my Pho. The portion was quite small, a little bit of noodles with a few slices of meat, all I could see was just the soup and it costed about $12 with tax. It will be worth it if the the food tasted great but it wasn’t. The noodle was chewy, meat was rubbery and dried, and the broth tasted like can soup. If you have experienced the real Vietnamese Pho, you won’t like this place. I definitely don’t recommend this restaurant.

The food isn't bad but I've not had anything that warrants a return visit. I would be interested in returning to work through the menu to find my favorite but the service is lackluster. The man who seems to be the owner is not very hospitable...he rolls his eyes a lot and makes you feel like it's a burden that he has to serve you. I'd return but only if friends or family really wanted to go