Pho 45 - Lakeville

Excellent Vietnamese food and customer service. I was so pleased to meet the owner, Ngoc, and a few of her family. The staff is attentive and happy to explain the menu to me, offering suggestions. I ordered the Rice Vermicelli Bowl #4. It is beautifullyserved with grilled pork, shrimp, freshly shredded carrots, bean sprouts, zucchini, and a giant fried egg roll. The egg roll ishomemade here as well as everything else it is prepared to perfection. It is served with a fish sauce. It is called Nuoc Chamand has a lovely taste (better than I expected! . As well they offer a wide selection of Asian Cuisine menu options. Manypatrons were dining, and others were picking up their orders. They have a very active take out service. I?d say that it is anideal restaurant to take the family to. They serve soft drinks, including diet and Vietnamese coffee. There are many freshorchids decorating the place and a fantastic painted wall mural. Parking is ample. It?s located just to the right if you are inthe parking lot facing Carbone?s Pizza. There are no steps to enter, so it has handicapped access. Restrooms are provided. Theymoved to this Lakeville location on November 4th from Burnsville. I highly recommend it!

The fantastic owner and staff creates the best vietnamese food in the twin cities, hands down. Excellent service a new location. She had to move from her Burnsville location because the owners of the grocery store (from where she was operating) wanted tocapitalize on her success. This atmosphere is 100x where she was prior. and the food remains the best. and she opens at 10am!

Loved the pho broth. Perfect for a nice cold day. Along with the iced Vietnamese coffee.

It was OK But clean is so so This restaurant in side in Asia market Smell and clean No good Service was no good we had 4 pho and another food wait long time Food was OK I think it like more hometown style

I came by to get some pho and I waited for an inordinate amount of time. It seems that they don?t even have people at the register ringing people up or taking orders. They?re more focused on phone orders and customers who buy groceries, so I justbought a ready made item which was not properly labeled nor did it have a price on it. Cashier insisted I pay in cash.