Cafe Vie

Marzayna Tagaloa★★★★★

My husband and I are professional pho eaters, and honestly, I don’t know how I hadn’t eaten here sooner!! This place is so family-oriented and has such a warm, welcoming vibe. It genuinely feels like being at home—just with better food and much larger portions. The portions are huge, and it’s absolutely a bang for your buck. I’m beyond impressed and officially making this my new go-to pho spot. 🍜❤️

Kayla Mountain★★★★★

This place isnt perfect. Im giving it 5 stars because as far as pho goes, this place is the real deal. I split a medium bowl with the a friend and it was perfect for the two of us. The broth is incredible and the noodles and beef was great. You can self-service here, with the kiosk and tray rack, which I’m a big fan of. I always go here for pho and decent Korean food. I liked their spicy pork as well- but it could have been a little warmer and spicer. It has a very smoky taste that I’m not sure how it acquires. The house kimchi was a little slimy, and the miso soup tasted more like water with

sarah adams★★★★★

I don’t know how this place doesn’t have a higher score, it was fantastic. The bibimbap came out sizzling on a huge stone plate, making everything nice and crispy. The chicken pho was huge with perfect subtle flavors and plenty of fresh herbs on the side. I admit I was skeptical, because rarely do I find restaurants doing multiple cuisine types to be good at both. The Korean and Vietnamese dishes were both great!!

Bella★★★

It feels a lot like a food court. The jjambbong had too much broth, so it was too bland for my taste. The pho comes in a large portion, so if two women come, sharing one would be enough, but the taste was just okay. The tonkatsu portion was small, and it didn’t seem homemade probably just fried from frozen. I wouldn’t recommend coming here just for the food, but if you’re passing by, hungry, and want some Korean food, it’s fine to stop. I didn’t try it myself, but the dolsot bibimbap smelled amazing.