Green Tree Restaurant

If you're looking for a comforting, no-fuss bowl of pho, Green Tree is a fantastic neighborhood find. The Food: The bowl captures a classic pho experience. The broth looks flavorful and is served with a generous amount of fresh ingredients, including bean sprouts, fresh basil, and sliced jalapeños on the side, as one would expect. The portion is generous and the presentation is clean and inviting— all of the components of a satisfying meal. The Atmosphere: The restaurant maintains a warm, casual, and friendly vibe. It’s the kind of place that feels like a reliable local staple, perfect for a relaxed lunch or dinner where the focus is simply on enjoying a great, authentic meal. Location: Easy to get to, and parking was not challenging for a Friday night. Bottom Line: For anyone craving quality Vietnamese soup in a friendly, welcoming environment, Green Tree is definitely worth a visit.

In a city full of pan-Asian And Thai restaurants, Lots of teriyaki and pho joints, You might easily pass this one up driving by. And you’d miss something even if you’re only an occasional fan of East Asian fare. Both traditional Vietnamese and traditional American Chinese menu are available. Everything I have tried is a delight, especially on the Vietnamese. Huge bowls of pho, congees, banh mi sammies, noodle based dishes fat and thin, and my favorite “spicy stir fry” with The usual protein choices.Plus some grilled items like pork chops. The beef they use is very, very tender and flavorful, which is usually and either/or axis. The Chinese menu is fine, but not very imaginative. I’m sure you can guess at least half the items. I’d say at least that the orange chicken and General Tso/tsang chicken are less loaded with sugar And fresher tasting at Green Tree than I usually find those dishes. All told a terrific menu nice Vietnamese family behind the counter very low-key decor and atmosphere. And the a big kicker for me is that It is much cheaper for essentially the same item on the menu than other nearby Restaurants. My spicy beef stirfry or Mongolian beef here are $13.95 and $14.95 respectively where at the two other restaurants very near those prices are $20 and $22 before tax. Super highly recommended.

My go-to Vietnamese restaurant in this area. The fresh lotus salad is very unique, crispy and refreshing, perfect summer vibe. Bún Bò Huế (Spicy Beef Noodle Soup) comes with a rich, fresh broth and tasty meat. Ordered bahn mi several times and they are in large portions with great flavors. Very reasonable price, quick service. The only thing is it’s a little bit of Americanized Vietnamese style, more sweet flavor.