Thu-Thu Restaurant

Excellent food, our favorite Vietnamese food. However, I just called them for a take out and got a recorded message that they were closed for 2 to 3 weeks for remodeling. Bummer. I hope the food and service doesn’t change!

A good restaurant with quick service.
Their phở has beautiful flavor and my husband who always puts sauce in his, refrains from doing so at Thu Thu.
Great place for a casual date, business meeting, to go order, affordable phở. Easy to find (right by Discount on Antoine) and parking out front in a private lot.
I’d recommend you try it! I would like to give it 3.5 stars, not quite a 4.
Lemongrass or beef phở are my recommendations with rolls of some sort to start. Their spring rolls are pretty good. We eat here monthly I’d say.

When I first moved into this area, I was looking for decent asian food. This place comes off as providing both a mix of vietnamese and chinese cuisine. I have been back several times before posting this review. Both their chinese and vietnamese food is subpar. I have come to realize that places who try to do too much end up failing at both. Their phở broth is lacking flavor and some of the other viet soups are not traditional at all.

Best place for tofu!!! Lemongrass and chili seasoning is used and cooked with onions that are caramelized to perfection!!! Tofu has soooo much flavor!
They also have the best vegetarian spring rolls! They put a piece of the lemongrass and chili tofu with veggies. So moist and delicious !

Came here for lunch. $ 7.95 for a large bowl of Phở isn’t bad. It had a lot of noodles but not enough beef for a large bowl. Definitely has the dive ambiance feeling.

Been coming here for about 8 years and the food is always excellent. Parking lot is beat up. Smells funny inside. The lunch specials are price cheap and are very good. My fave is general tsos chicken with fried rice. Always hits the spot.

This place is delicious especially for the lack of good choices in the area. Very clean interior. I ordered the Bo Luc Lac. It was yummy. Served with fried rice (odd but good). Vietnamese egg rolls were great and served with the typical veggies. Beef spring rolls were good, too. My boyfriend got the general tso’s and it was the only eh part of the meal. He said, «that’s what I get for eating Chinese at a Vietnamese place». Good stuff! This is our new favorite place in our area.

The food is exceptional and service fantastic. I eat here at least once a month and enjoy the variety of food. I recommend the spring rolls #5 on the menu under appetizers.

The food is ok. The phó is the only thing I will get there because the last time I got curry chicken it was touch and rubbery. I called them to place a pick up order and when I arrived I asked for some saracha hot sauce for my soup and she informed me I was going to have to pay $ 1.00 for a 1 oz plastic container and I was being charged $ 0.50 for placing a to go order. 1. Why do I have to pay for condiments that I would have used if I at at your establishment? And 2. Why do you charge me a to go fee if I’m picking it up? Oh and let’s not mention the fact that you wanted to charge me extra for onions when I had ordered the vegetarian phó!? The food is good but it’s not with all the over charge and it’s sure not good enough for all the extra fees they try to charge. They’re almost as bad as a delivery pizza place.

Good food, great service. Love their pork vermicelli and spring rolls. Only drawbacks are the part of town, poor ambience and the bathrooms are lacking.

Simple menu and been coming here for a while. Good rice plates and they do the soft spring rolls with Beef if you like. Love that. Usually I get the Com Du Lac which is really good but trying the Chargrilled Chicken today which will most likely be awesome. The only setback seems standard with these restaurants away from bellaire where they don’t do the broken rice but I can deal since the food is good

The chicken phở is great, and I love the pork spring rolls and the egg rolls! I tried the sweet and sour chicken twice. Hated it the first time, second time was a charm!

Never disappointed, always great, our family loves thu thu’s!!! My husband has been coming here 20 yrs plus!

Met friends for lunch at this Vietnamese-​Chinese restaurant. It was a little out of the way from where we were staying and we passed by it at first because it’s tucked between a tire shop and a run-​down strip mall. Don’t let the location fool you, this is one of cleanest Asian restaurants I’ve ever been in.
We started with the Vietnamese Spring rolls (they were actually summer rolls, but everyplace seems to call them spring rolls now). I’m not usually a fan of the rice paper wrapper but these were really good! The menu had a large selection to choose from and our entire table was pleased with their meal.
This place definitely rivals the quality of my favorite Vietnamese restaurant in Orlando!

We went here a few times, staff was nice and their phở was great and price is good. I definitely reccomend this place.

Love the phở and vermicelli bowls, while hubby likes the Chinese. The Vietnamese coffee is good too! Prices are reasonable too!

Not bad been a few times got exactly what I ordered and was very satisfied. The service was fast and the ladies all very friendly

Not a fan of their food. The place didn’t feel very clean to me. Service was slow, prices are cheap.

Eh I’m a spoiled downtown/​midtown guy so this place doesn’t really compare to that well at all. Will say the bun’ (pronounced boon) is respectable and amply portioned for $ 7 it’s a good deal — best dish we ordered. Spring rolls however are a joke, gummy, medium fishy shrimp, paper thin piece of pork and a ton of cucumber — no mint, no cilantro, just cheap lettuce — weirdly the peanut sauce is good though? Bo lu lac is inexpensive with rice (fried — probably because of the neighborhood) and clearly it is not filet mignon as stated, but likely sirloin (come on guys I can tell the difference) it’s not great but it’s not at all bad either maybe a little under seasoned? Compared to Hughies or Van loc it’s a little disappointing but again for $ 8 – 9 it’s not a big deal.
It’s close to Oak Forest, convenient, and the service is fast and friendly which is a real plus. The gentleman that took my order was very diligent, and kind — though would be nice if they had some paper take out menus to give customers versus referring them to their facebook page with it’s low resolution images that are next to impossible to read. Been told by credible sources to avoid their Chinese dishes altogether and stick with the Vietnamese which we did, happy to have this in our neighborhood sort of reminds me a little (less quality) of my old favorite place (now defunct) phở tau bay on Veterans Memorial. Ah well, somewhat middle of the road but respectable.

Dropped in to grab lunch on the go. Walked through the door & the smell of freshly fried Viet eggrolls hit me & I was like awww yeah. Also noticed the place was very clean & it didn’t take long for my order to come out.
I went for the #33 which was a soup w/​vermicelli, wontons & bbq pork. Also nabbed an order of charcoal pork rolls, #4 on the menu.
The rolls were filled well & the flavor of the pork was nice. Good amount of peanut dipping sauce included. For the soup, the portion was a great size. I actaually have plenty left over for lunch tomorrow.
IDK what the heck they put in their wontons, but man oh man were they yummy! Plenty of noodles, spouts & wontons. Could’ve had just a tad more pieces of pork.
My only real complaint is the broth could’ve been just a tad warmer, but I’m sure it wasn’t scalding hot due to it being a to go order. Plus I’m a person that likes my soups dang near boiling… nothing a quick pop in the microwave couldn’t fix.
I’ll be back to check out other items on the menu.