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It is in an older strip mall area, used to be a sushi place from what I heard. It was recommended by two different people to come here, and I was not disappointed. It is a small family-owned "pan asian" or Vietnamese/Thai fare. They have many vegan and GF options.
Everything we ordered was freshly made, tasted good, and came out hot or cold if it was supposed to.
Our table ordered Vietnamese coffees, fried rice, spring rolls, one order with shrimp, one with chicken, and lemon bu'n.
We were impressed with all of it.
My daughter loves the pad Thai from here. It is also in a convenient location for most in the area. They have a main location further north on Babcock, but this one is more convenient for the ones in the southern part of Palm Bay.
Thank you for the great food and service, we will be back.
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The pho sate here is amazing, the chilli oil is fire 🔥 literally and figuratively! Jacob is always so nice and provides excellent service.
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This place was amazing. Its a little hidden gem that I wish wasnt so hidden. The Natalie soup was great...get the "nest"with tofu or the garlic chicken ..save your rice until the end to soak up alll the leftover sauce.
Great job and consistent. We go to the one on us1 at the north end of babcock usually (sister store) and it is just as good
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I recently found this place and am already kind of addicted to it. It's that delicious. The Pho Sate is wonderful, the Natalie soup delicious, crispy fish with garlic sauce is to die for and this is THE best garlic sauce I've ever had
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Food was outstanding. Fresh and served hot. Generous portions, spiced just as we requested. We appreciated the ordering advice regarding spiciness. Atmosphere is comfortable but nothing fancy. Who cares? Some cool tunes were playing (not blasting super loud) and we came for the food anyway! Service was cordial and attentive. Convenient location in plaza on Babcock near Palm Bay Road.
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Incredible food! Everything is so fresh, many healthy options. I have a gluten allergy and there were several dishes to choose from. I had the panang curry with crispy rice noodles and it was beyond delicious. My husband had the general tso. Portion sizes were generous, we came for dinner and brought home leftovers.
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We had delicious Penang curry shrimp, tofu pad Thai and the Thai salad with the Asian spicy dressing! Dinner was absolutely delicious. Food was very fresh and made hot to order! So happy they now have two locations in Brevard County! This little secret is getting out fast! Come dine here you will be so happy you did! On the corner of Palm Bay road and Babcock street - the other is on US1 just a few miles north of 192 bridge.
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Ordered on an app and picked up. The young man who helped me was polite and well mannered. I told him it was my first time trying it out, and he gave me the rundown of the place and both locations. Honestly the fried rice was the best I have had ever came across. It has a wonderful Thai heat to it. The fresh spring rolls were great I just wish it had more tofu in them. The peanut dipping sauce was flavorful and creamy. I’m excited to go back and try again since they were all out of their chocolate cake which was highly recommended to me!
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Food is fresh, service was great, really happy to have this restaurant in Palm Bay! I had a Yin Yang bowl -it was a half salad, half noodle bowl with candied pork and veggies, seriously delicious! I also had a Thai tea made with coconut milk (they are very accommodating with vegetarian/vegan requests) that was fantastic. They have a really great homemade chili garlic sauce. It’s a tad more expensive than fast food Asian, but a lot better!
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A quick Google search led us to Asian Gourmet Too, and we decided to give it a try — great decision.
The crispy spring rolls were actually crispy (always a good sign). The fresh summer rolls were light, fresh, and came with a surprisingly delicious peanut sauce — and I’m usually not even a peanut sauce person.
For the mains we shared Pad Thai with chicken and pan-fried egg noodles with pork tenderloin. Let’s just say self-control left the table. Seconds happened. Thirds too.
About $50 total, generous portions, and still leftovers.