Veronica Ume-Ezeoke

Healthy. Fresh. REAL steak. Fresh herbs. Clean. I don’t know what else really to say besides this is the best thing to eat at terminal C at DFW international Airport. I always feel like there’s unhealthy choices in frozen food to eat at the airport and it doesn’t leave me feeling the best when I’m on a flight. Hands-down, this meal was exactly what I needed and I feel like it’s a hidden gem between Pizza Hut and McDonald’s. Also the little old lady at the front working the cash register was so sweet and gave me some fresh basil and hot sauce. Anytime I’m at terminal C now I will be having this.

Jessica Daluz

I almost didn't get food here because of the reviews, but it was SO good! I ordered the Fire bowl with shrimp which was sweet and only a little spicy. Great semi healthy option for an airport!

Nancy

A very pleasant surprise after a long flight. It's not the most authentic Vietnamese food I've ever had, but it's by far the best airport food I've ever had. Highly recommend the Vietnamese Chicken Soup if you're looking for something warm and comforting. The soup was actually very flavorful on its own. Service was friendly and relatively quick. The prices weren't bad either, $10-15 for a meal.

Rich D

Banh Mi Pork Meatball Sandwich was surprisingly good. Bread was fresh and crusty. Meat was very tasty. It was good sized. The flavors of the entire sandwich worked well. Place seemed to be understaffed but the woman taking orders and making the sandwiches was doing a great job. For all the reviews that are complaining about price and atmosphere, it's the airport for crying out loud. Everything is overpriced and the atmosphere is crowded and uncomfortable. Get a grip and write a review based on the reality of the environment you're in. Or make a sandwich at home and bring it with you.

A M

Decent takeout place for an airport. They have some Thai curries, fried rice options. They also have some cold options - sushi (sometimes), sandwiches (prepackaged). Recommend the spicy coconut curry with rice.

F K

Food court at dfw terminal c. Expensive at almost $23 before tip. For Bahn fire bowl with steak. but probably the healthiest option here and it was quick. If you add a drink you’re looking at almost $30/person.

Jeff Neufeld

Tried the tofu banh mi. Service was good, they asked if I could wait for fresh bread - a nice gesture. Banh mi itself was a bit bland, the tofu was not seasoned and the sauce did little to add to the experience.

O V H

Wow! Much better than expected! The chicken 🐓 with green curry was delicious! The white rice was sticky rice! Nice and solid. The green curry definitely had spice to it! Which I loved! There are two locations in terminal D. I hope eaten at both. This one is better! They have a full bar here . Decent seating area as well.

+2

Brian Rector

We were pleasantly surprised to find they had Tofu Bahn Mi sandwiches. It's an airport food court, so it's barely a fair question to ask about the atmosphere. The guy who helped us was professional and helpful. We ate every bite of the sandwiches before hopping on our flight.

Tinz

It’s too my surprise the viet chicken soup was really delicious and hot. But the lady at the register was kind of rude, Idk why 🤷 Minimum Gratuity is 15% So i paid 19.72 for the togo ramen bowl, Noodle was really good so i’m very happy with the food😊 But staff could be a little nicer rather than mean.

TC Chris

Great service, but while hot and freshly made, the fire noodles lacked flavor and the noodles were undercooked. (Too Al dente) the crunchy California rolls were dry and the rice was hard. So, not fresh. And the wasabi wasn’t very wasabi like.

Island Girl

Great service, BUT: Ordered green curry chicken, veggies are prepped and cooked correctly , but the flavor a OFF BY A LOT. Too much curry paste , too much sugar, coconut milk tastes a bit off and not enough fish sauce or flavor and the sauces were not mixed enough before adding veggies and chicken . It was just pockets of unbalanced sweetness. Guy next to me was eating bahn mi and spring roll so, I asked him how his food was to see if it was just a one off & he said MEH. Bread was not fresh and spring rolls soggy. Bahn Shop needs measurements for consistency or training so the hardworking chef ups his game. I’ve never had worse “ Thai “ food as far as flavor. The cook was busy, and everything was cooked correctly, the broccoli and other veggies were perfectly cooked and the service is very helpful and friendly. But the flavor was AWFUL! So, it’s up to management to help the cook get things seasoned correctly. So help him with some education on proper seasoning .PLEASE! Thai is my fave and was VERY excited to get some while traveling. Spent $25 which I wouldn’t have a problem with if it was edible! But, it was super disappointing. And I’m not picky!

Ling Lung

What type of Vietnamese Pho is this? Btw, their container is very bad. Not meant for HOT soup. Very unhealthy. $16 ....?!?!?

Minh Nguyet (Nat)

Food has no flavour. It’s not Vietnamese food. The Bun Salad is a disappointment with no flavour at all. It’s served in a ready made plastic box even though I dine in. The cashier does not look welcoming. Try to eat elsewhere.