Thanh Thao Restaurant

Update your business hours please .

Good pho. Big spring rolls.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

We ordered bun rieu and hu tieu ap chao. The bun rieu was ok, not the worse, not the best but expensive….a bit too expensive ($16) for how much topping they were giving (2 small pieces of crab cake, some huyet ) and too sweet for my liking. Hu tieu ap chao was better. Will not order the bun rieu again.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 3

Service: 5

really good broth, big portion size, and quick friendly service

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Good food. Underrated spot. extensive menu. My coffee was 90% blocks of ice and maybe 2 oz of coffee, a true rip off. Food was delicious.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Than Thao restaurant serves good Phnom Penh-style noodles, Vietnamese pho, Crepes, and Combination Rice dishes.

In the past, the restaurant was generous with the portion. So, I went back for the Phnom Penh-style noodle. I noticed this time, like most businesses, the price has gone up a bit, and they reduced the portion. Which is fine, but they switched from rice noodles too thick glass noodles. The noodle soup is still good, but the glass noodle is lumpy and the texture is chewy. And it's served in a broken bowl.

As for the special rice dish, my wife likes her. She enjoyed it and so did I. Just wish they serve the noodle using rice noodles, and one more thing is tea. We asked for hot tea, but the waiter said, “we don't have tea.” We weren't sure why but later found out that her tea maker broke down.

By the way, the Vietnamese iced coffee was good. The tap water is decent as supposed to hot tea.

Recommended dishes: Bun Bo Hue

I was so dissatisfied with this store that I took my mother there for dinner tonight. After I finished my meal, I discovered a cockroach in the soup. Will not return since the store's hygiene is deplorable!! As a consumer, I hope the Health Bureau inspects the hygiene on the interior.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Came in on a Tuesday afternoon and the place was empty. We ordered Thanh Thao Rice Dish and Banh Canh Tom Cua (total $39). As a Viet who was born in Vietnam , I didn't like any of the two dishes. The shrimp was cooked long time ago and the noodles in our banh canh were hard. I would never come back again since there are lots of decent authentic Viet restaurants in the area.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 3

Solid pho spot. I end up here when billiard hoang is closed. A no nonsense pho

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Ph

really good broth, big portion size, and quick friendly service

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Than Thao restaurant serves good Phnom Penh-style noodles, Vietnamese pho, Crepes, and Combination Rice dishes.In the past, the restaurant was generous with the portion. So, I went back for the Phnom Penh-style noodle. I noticed this time, like most businesses, the price has gone up a bit, and they reduced the portion. Which is fine, but they switched from rice noodles too thick glass noodles. The noodle soup is still good, but the glass noodle is lumpy and the texture is chewy. And it's served in a broken bowl.As for the special rice dish, my wife likes her. She enjoyed it and so did I. Just wish they serve the noodle using rice noodles, and one more thing is tea. We asked for hot tea, but the waiter said, “we don't have tea.” We weren't sure why but later found out that her tea maker broke down.By the way, the Vietnamese iced coffee was good. The tap water is decent as supposed to hot tea.

Recommended dishes: Noodle Soup

Than Thao restaurant serves good Phnom Penh-style noodles, Vietnamese pho, Crepes, and Combination Rice dishes.In the past, the restaurant was generous with the portion. So, I went back for the Phnom Penh-style noodle. I noticed this time, like most businesses, the price has gone up a bit, and they reduced the portion. Which is fine, but they switched from rice noodles too thick glass noodles. The noodle soup is still good, but the glass noodle is lumpy and the texture is chewy. And it's served in a broken bowl.As for the special rice dish, my wife likes her. She enjoyed it and so did I. Just wish they serve the noodle using rice noodles, and one more thing is tea. We asked for hot tea, but the waiter said, “we don't have tea.” We weren't sure why but later found out that her tea maker broke down.By the way, the Vietnamese iced coffee was good. The tap water is decent as supposed to hot tea.

We wandered by this small restaurant and stopped to look at the menu outside. A very friendly person greeted us and offered helpful information about what was being served. We ordered freshly made pork rinds and anchovies on toast. We walked while we waited and the 15 minute wait was well worth it for the amazing food. The pork rinds were hot and delicious and the Anchovies were just fantastic! The toast was crunchy and the Anchovies were firm and perfect! We will be sure to return!

They made us waiting for 30 minutes for our takeout. People came in way later dining inside got food before us. Very bad experience.

Great menu selections. Service was fine. Food came pretty quick