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Jenny Rodriguez
4 days ago
We tried Narin Noodles on Grubb Rd and really enjoyed our meal. We ordered the beef and brisket pho, beef stew, spring rolls, and Thai milk tea. The pho was exactly what I was craving—warm, flavorful, and comforting, with tender beef and brisket. I also really enjoyed the beef stew; it was rich, hearty, and full of flavor.
The spring rolls were fresh and a great way to start the meal, and of course I had to get the Thai milk tea, which was so good and went perfectly with everything.
Overall, we left full and happy. I definitely recommend giving Narin Noodles a try, especially if you love a good bowl of pho. It’s a cozy neighborhood spot with delicious, comforting food, and we’ll absolutely be coming back!
I've tried many other Pho spots and this place hands down in the top 5 list. You will not regret choosing this place!
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Christine Webb
Sep 24, 2026
The lemongrass chicken with vermicelli was good, but I wish I could taste more lemongrass in it. Your website is really easy to use and place an order.
Completely delicious and super reasonably priced!! We've tried several noodles dishes and they were all totally amazing. The Banh Mi is also awesome - even the tofu one!! Highly recommend for dine in or take out.
Lots of parking in the back lot if you don't see any in the front!
I went to MI La Cay for a cold cut banh mi. It was good. Narin Noodle has it cheaper and it tastes better. Their Vietnamese style banh mi cold cut was very good.
I admit Mi La Cay's sandwich looks nicer, the meat, does, but Narin's banh mi sandwich tasted better, was cheaper, and I really loved it. It was better.
I want to try more Vietnamese from Narin Noodle like their Vietnamese style fried rice. It sounded good. They have a curry noodle like stew that sounds good, too. Lots of wonderful food. I like Vietnamese in general, Narin has some really good options I argue.
banh mi is a Vietnamese style sandwich on a French influenced but Vietnamese style baguette sandwich. Banh mi is a good introduction to Vietnamese food if you haven't tried it before. They're just a sandwich. They have beef, shrimp, pork, fish cake, and cold cut banh mi at various restaurants. Certain restaurants have certain kinds of banh mi, and some restaurants make banh mi good or bad depending on which one you go to.
The Vietnamese have lots of kinds of banh mi. They're good. They were a French colony so French cooking influenced them. The "cold cut" or ham sounds Italian, and it is European but more French than via Italy. It has ham but the Vietnamese style is not French exactly. One can say "cold cut" in the Vietnamese language.
Narin Noodle menu uses mostly English for everything. I suggest you try it. It is on Grubb Rd. It opens at 10:30AM usually I believe. I suggest you check them out online before you go like where they are, their menu, their specialties, prices etc. Thanks. I can only suggest!