Favorite places ever. My favorite is the summer rolls and b10 . And I love the service they do on top and nice. And the decor is so cute and makes it feel like I'm in a china town.

First of all when you walk into this place you quickly forget that you're in a strip mall. The ambiance is quiet, dark, and comfortable. The crew of servers are friendly and knowledgeable of their board of fare. Now for the food. Absolutely delicious! Beautifully plated and very nice portions. You're treated to a plate of sprouts and jalapeño pepper slices with lime and Thai ba. Their Pho can be order in 2 sizes each well stocked with seafood, or whatever protein you prefer. Their Salt and Pepper Squid melts in your mouth and comes sitting on a bed of peppers and greens which are a meal by themselves. A fully stocked bar rounds out the offerings and their Thai iced tea is a sweet treat to accompany your meal or just order to go. Very affordable prices and we were filled for less than $40 dollars. Can't wait to try the rest of their menu which is loaded with great looking dishes. Re-visit. The seafood Pho is loaded with delicious shrimp, squid, and seafood balls. The crabmeat fried rice is unbelievable and easily feeds 2.

Perfect place to go for soup on a cold night like today. I've always enjoyed coming here. Service is always nice and pleasant. And the restaurant is always clean.

Such a nice ambience in there. Wasn't busy and received our food very quickly. Staff was awesome and food was amazing! 10/10 :) nothing bad to say!

Okay...so mixed reviews seen on this place however here is how I see it... if I open a menu and there is a bunch of dishes I either be wonder if it's Legit or 2 this maybe fluke place trying too much. Upon waking in you see a cyclo a typical form of transportation in Vietnam a few wooden baskets frames a mural behind . The ambiance is l similar to upscale ish Vietnamese place versus a casual pho joint . Although lighting was a bit dark. Upon looking at menu everything has a Vietnamese listed first and English translation after. Kudos. 2 things I'm skeptical of ordering. Bo Luc Loc and Muc Rang Muoi. aka shaky beef and salt and pepper squid.... Why cause it's so easy to screw up. So I had to do Yelp photo research to make sure it wasn't thickly battered served with. Chili sauce. And it came with a side of "lime juice/salt/pepper ". Same with shaky beef. Now I know it's legit Deets parents of course wanted Viet food and were not normally out in Woodbridge cause we're so close by other Viet places. Service well..I don't eat service and Viet people you're lucky they don't throw your food and leave. They are efficient and food did come out pretty quickly and was nice and hot. A few food details.. the cellphane noodles with crab or mien của xạo ít was a bit salty for me.but nice chunks of lump crab meat. Muc Rang Muoi nice bite on squid a bit of chew but still tender thought to bite threw. Nicely salted only grip was the peppers and onions would've love to be a little less done but still good. Bo luc lac was overall flavor was good and the beef a few pieces were tender and the others were a bit tough. Go Du Du was a nice texture thick enough to give texture versus normally when it's shaved thinner and is softer of a bite...amount of shrimp wasn't huge but it was fine for what is. Sup Mung Của.. overall was pretty good mouthfeel think egg drops soup minus the yoke however there was a sight citrus that I am not used to when eating this soup mostly cause mom makes it home so it's not like I go order it at restaurants. Cha Giờ Tom.. was crispy but didn't wow me..also I have a slight fists in for chili sauce. I probably could've asked for nước mắm but... dad doesn't love the stuff so it was fine. Overall it's good for being here in Woodbridge and it's a decent price point for the amount of food you're getting most that are complaining haven't had to pay for bad Viet food and lower quality. You can taste the flavors that are normally in these Vietnamese dishes. However I probably won't be ordering pho why? Cause it's all the way in the back of the menu for a reason.

Right next door to probably one of my favorite Bubble Tea shops in the DMV, Viet Chopsticks is a pretty good place to eat Vietnamese food if you're in the area. I ordered Com Ga Nuong ( Grilled Chicken with Rice and Veggies ) and it was good. Vietnamese Rice Dishes are my go to whenever I eat out at any Vietnamese place ( besides Bun Bo Hue or Pho ) and it's just quick and filling. You really can't go wrong with the Spring Rolls which are fried well and paired with fish sauce makes a great pairing before the actual entrée. It was fairly quiet when we went in; not a bad thing but we were serenaded by the traditional music that was heard in the background. It's very soothing and poses a relaxed atmosphere. I can't really say much about the service other than the server was able to get our food out within a reasonable time and we were able to split checks.