Spoon

The food here is pretty good and offers a good selection of a bunch of different asian foods. Their bubble tea is especially good. Also have a really cute outdoor section if you want to eat your food outside! Pretty cheap as well which is nice. Been here a couple times and definitely plan to comeback in the future.

We walked over for lunch two different Sunday's after church. We got the pork belly ramen, fried rice, and bulgolgi bowls the first time. We came with our 3 and 4 year old and they loved the high stools and tables. Their favorite was the ramen, which had delicious broth, and the fried rice, which was really flavorful! The bulgogi was ok. It was good, but the combination wasn't particularly amazing. The service was slower than expected, considering how few people were in the store, but hopefully that means everything is made fresh to order. The ramen noodles are not normal ramen noodles, but you can pick between two different noodle types. That said, the woman at the cash register was very helpful - we asked for two small bowls for our kids and more utensils and she was always very accommodating and kind about it. It's a perfectly reasonable Asian spot in this area. There's a wide variety of options on the menu and they're all good. If you want something in particular (like ramen or pad thai or bulgogi), you're better off just going to a dedicated spot, but if you're with a group, this offers good options and flexibility. Their tall tables seat 6 each and there's also some counter seating on the side.

Ordered here for the first time today. I got fresh rolls, crab rangoon, and the pork banh mi. The fresh rolls were okay, a little boring. It was mostly lettuce, with no mint, basil or cilantro inside. 3/5 The crab rangoons were 5/5. They’re actually filled up all the way which is rare, and you can taste a decent amount of crab. The sweet and sour sauce wasn’t really thick enough for dipping though. The pork banh mi was 4/5. The meat was flavorful and the bread was good, but the carrot wasn’t pickled and I didn’t get any radish. Also the cucumber chunks are really big.

I ordered a lunch pickup, a banh mi, and it was bangin'! It came on freshly baked bread, had tender pork, and a creamy peanut sauce, topped with a ton of fresh cilantro, carrot and jalapeño. I will definitely return! It was also less than $6! Skip the chains and support local restaurants providing beautiful, quality fare. This city is full of gems!