Delightful Food Court

Had a chicken bacon ranch sandwich and added sriracha to it. The chicken was very tender and had a good flavor to it, the bread was pretty average but seemed fresh. Pretty solid sandwich at okay prices, but there are better options around. Still need to try their phở, but they also offer a massive salad bar!

Went here for lunch. I never even knew this place existed before coming here with coworkers. They had the Phở and said it was pretty good. I had the pork Banh Mi sub. It was very good. I would go here again.

This place has a decent indoor outdoor set up but the food is just not that good at all.
The phở was so much just the instant soup base stuff that you can buy at a grocery store, and the size is so tiny. Overpriced for the food basically, even the buffet is at least a dollar a pound more than other places around the metro.
I got a smoothie also but it tastes like artificial stuff with a lot of sugar. My friend and I both have one but we don’t feel that good after drinking the fake sugary stuff.

This place really is hidden in Rosslyn, but their phở is delicious on a chilly Winter day. I have worked in the area for years and never knew about this option for food because it’s harder to find — the best way to get to it is going up the two flights of metal stairs next to The Continental. There are even outdoor tables up there you can use when it’s nicer weather.
I haven’t tried their buffet items, but the phở is pretty good and a reasonable price. I usually get the chicken one but friends have mine have gotten the kind with two or three types of beef and they have been satisfied as well. They also have sauces you can put into the broth to adjust the spice level and taste of the phở if you like. Because this place is a little out of the way it also tends to not be as mobbed as other places in Rosslyn during lunch, which is a plus.

IMHO, although pretty much hidden and in a lightly trafficked area, I think the broth of the Phở here is better than that of Phở 75 up the street… I think. I will say, neither Phở 75 nor DFC satisfy when I am craving chicken phở but for the beef phở’s (which most people get anyways), they are comparable. I will have to try a few more times and compare. But for convenience like another reviewer said, the walk to this place in Rosslyn is much easier than the uphill walk to Phở 75 when it is warm out and you’re in office wear.

talk about a hidden gem? Way on the outskirts of Rosslyn in an office building. Its not a food court more of a cafeteria. I would have never imagined that the best Peruvian spiced chicken would be found in a FBP. so very tasty. Ialso like their phở, not that im a connoisseur, it was my first phở and I enjoyed it. I have also tried the Vietnamese sandwiches too very good. Oh and the string beans are yummuly.

So it took a local blog post for me to even notice this place. I had seen a banner in my walking around Rosslyn, but I kind of mentally discarded it because, hey, it was up a bunch of stairs in a lightly trafficked area. But I am glad I gave it a try.
So the thing I liked the most was the Phở. I know that we in Rosslyn are blessed with Phở 75 up the hill, but summer in Washington is a beast and walking up the hill in office finery will leave you a hot mess, before you even consume the hot soup. The Phở here isn’t quite at 75’s level, but much more convenient. Interestingly they also serve Bahn Mi. Again, not the best but acceptable, given that the Eden Center is middling car ride away. I think it would benefit from slightly better bread.
I see that they also have a hot bar full of the standard Chinese type foods sold by weight, but the odds are I will be sticking to the Phở and Bahn Mi.

A for effort. This establishment has a ways to go, but for the first day it made a decent showing. Indoor and outdoor seating provides options for the pleasant DC Metro-​Arlington Spring/​Fall season.
Made to order food at the grill. A friend said it was «ok», but would has had a better cheese steak. I will note that she did finish off the «ok» cheese steak.
Salad bar had an ample selection of choices.
The lightly battered fish was HUGE.
I choose the pre-​made noodles and curry chicken. Good flavor, but the chicken was a bit tough.
This business has a ways to go before it is in the best possible shape it can be in, but it will be worth going back to in the future.