N.o.m - Plano

Let me start by saying that the PHO was a solid 5! The broth of the Pho was fragrant and had a very aromatic bouquet. I could actually taste the subtleties of anise and other flavors that are uniquely Vietnamese.We went at lunch on a Saturday, when the staff had a hard time keeping up with the number who came in.But the other items such as the spring rolls (chicken and shrimp) were bland and simply unimpressive. We also had the fried dumplings that were small, over-cooked and overly priced.In short, I love Vietnsmese, but N.O.M. was a bit of a disappointment as it did not seem to live up to its ratings.

I 'm so glad I found this place! The restaurant is in a busy area which is great however, it 's hidden in a shopping center and small so if you don 't use Google to find new restaurants then just stumbling upon this place is close to impossible. The atmosphere is cute and intimate however, it 's pretty dirty. The tables, walls and menu could all use a good cleaning. Also, there were 3knats that decided to share my lunch with me but I 'm not sure how much the restaurant can help with that.?‍? The food...DELICIOUS!!! I ordered the seafood pho and added the rare beef. The broth was light and full of flavor. I wanted it spicy so the server gave me some of their homemade chili paste and it was perfect. The pho had all the regular seafood in it but it also had good size fish cuts!! ? yummy! I will absolutely be back and recommend that everyone give this place a try!! ?

Fresh salad and flavor banh mi for my lunch. Foods were delicious, friendly staff. Absolutely come back again with my friends.

Food is always great the service follows. Usually don't have anything to complaint about when we eat here. Ordered Pho it's very good. Had a good experience here today.

Was craving pho when I was in the area so stopped by here. First time I was here was a few years ago. I had the large Combo Pho. I asked what the bowl size difference was between the medium and the large and the water said you just get more meat with the large. I love my pho meats so I went with the large. If this was more meat I 'd hate to see what the regular amount looked like. There were barely any meat in the soup. Also, something that really annoys me. I got two lices of jalapeno with the bean sprouts and basil. When I asked for extra, the waiter brought out 4 slices. Jalapeno is what, $0.70 a pound at the grocery store? It has to be even cheaper in bulk and all you can spare is 6 slices? He told me to put their chili oil in the pho if I wanted it spicier. First of all, I like the crunch of the pepper and the spiciness of it. Second, putting chili oil in the broth ruins the broth, in my opinion.