Their banh mi sandwiches actually fill you up. Good price point. Added bonus that you can add a fried egg on top.

Lots of meat in my pho and it was tasty, and the staff in the restaurant manage that place like a well-oiled machine. Two guys quickly wash down tables, bring out the food and take payment while also helping to pack up the takeout orders. There was a woman up front making up the dozens of bubble tea orders. I didn't try the boba myself as I've been to another location and I didn't like it, and some of reviews suggested the same + a big group of Asian dudes were all drinking water instead of tea (but they're probably not the boba demographic). Very busy there but the turnover was quick. Looks like the place is also very popular for takeout and DoorDash.

I often frequent this place because I adore their weekend menu, their pho combination options and of course for the boba. For those exact reasons I would recommend! We often get BBH on the weekends - it comes fully loaded with what BBH should have from the protein to the veggies. My only feedback is that I would prefer for the pork hock and beef to be more tender and soft, but that has to stopped me from coming here. To make it spicy you can also request for the pepper chili oil, they even have the shrimp paste if you're into that.

I just want to say wow. I have never been to a Viet place that made me miss my motherland until this one. It's a hole-in-the-wall restaurant. My mom was told that this place has fresh crab from Maryland for their bun rieu which was why my parents wanted to try this place. Services, our waiter was so attentive. He even asked if we wanted to listen to Vietnamese music since we were their first guests of the day. Food, I had the bun Bo hue and it was so flavorful and deep rich broth. Plenty of meats and a large was humongous. They even have pig blood (chocolate iykyk) which is pretty rare to see. My parents love their bun, Rieu, and the crab piece was delicious. My sister had com tam and it was amazing as well. Overall, I love this place and would come back as often as I can. I would love to see this spot flourish. I wish them the very best. 10/10

One of my favorite pho places! The unfortunate thing is that taste can vary depending on location, and I find that the pho in Teabreak Sterling is top-notch while the pho in Teabreak Reston is very mid. That being said, I really do recommend the one in Sterling - the staff is wonderful, food is amazing, and drinks are delicious! It's understandable why they get so busy in the evenings.

Place was busy but we got a seat quickly! Great banh mi, bread is delicious and they put a lot of meat in the filling. Flavor was perfect and there was a spice to it which I loved. Definitely will be back here!

I haven't tried the food here, but I stopped by once cuz I had a craving for a fruit tea. I stopped by in the middle of the day on a Wednesday, and they weren't too terribly busy in the restaurant. They had a couple groups dining in, and a couple people came to pick up their online order. Their dining area is very comfy, but I just sat at one of the stools they have towards the front and waited for my tea. It didn't take very long to get it after I placed my order. I had the Kalamansi fruit tea because kalamansi tea sounded so refreshing. I had less ice in it, but I can't remember if I was able to customize the sweetness. It was really great, especially with the chia and the mango bits! I enjoyed it quite a bit! They provided solid service and tasty tea. I would definitely come back and try other ones when the cravings hit!

You would think it would be hard to distinguish Business for any other Vietnamese restaurant But what stands out is either get good food and bad service or bad service good food not this place that's important Great service, very personable, decent parking spaces and the food is great as well as the prices that is hard to beat. I see why this place was very busy when I came in. The Broth is a little on the sweet side If you can get over that, then you have it licked I was around the area only looking for Boba then when I sawthe pictures that were about this place, I got reeled in. The interior is somewhat lak-luster and some of the tables were a little on the wobbly side but nothing too fret about. I ordered the fried tofu, and Combo #3. This is the Vietnamese choice of 1piece of spring or summer and a smoothie. and a $1.50 up charge for large . I need to try the Bun Bo Hue next visit. If you're looking for a good variety of items on a menu, your boba fix, reasonable prices, and friendly service, definitely make a visit in here.

This is my second time here. When I'm visiting VA, I try to find Vietnamese food since it's my comfort food. My ILs took me here, and I love it. Parking: Free parking. Parking is very easy to find. They're located in a med-sized plaza. Ambiance/Environment: Walking in, you'll notice it's a small restaurant with limited seating. We always dine for a party of 5. First, you'll be asked if you'd like to dine or place an order to-go. Sometimes there might be a wait, depending how busy. We've always dined in though. Service: Everyone is very welcoming. It's definitely ran by a traditional Vietnamese staff. They're fluent in Vietnamese, but they do speak English (with an accent). Food & drinks: (I'm only going to review what I ate) 1) Pho Dac Biet - The broth was very flavorful and delicious. There were not many additives. The meats and noodles were equal portions. I got a regular bowl, and it was fulfilling enough. 9/10 2) Thai Milk Tea - The ratio of tea to half & half was just the right amount. It tasted light and not too sweet. 9/10 3) Cafe Sua Da - I'm a crackhead for caffeine, so of course I got Vietnamese coffee. It was concentrated and creamy. Perfect amount of sweetness from the condensed milk. Their version was topped off with sea salt foam which made it even more flavorful. 10/10 Pricing: Prices are $$$ more than average. Not surprised since it's located near the richest county.