Southeast Asian Restaurant

We have been regulars at the Mount Hope shop for years. We stopped going to either place after we discovered Tony's. When Tony's closed, we went back to Mount Hope. There we always thought that the pork was overcooked in the house vermicelli and that the serving was a bit scant. But, we never liked the atmosphere at Monroe Ave. and we never tried anything there but Pho. Well, the pork was tender, nicely cooked, not dried out and the serving was generous. What a difference. Still not at Tony's standard but worth coming back for. The fresh spring rolls weren't particularly well made and wanted to fall apart...but so it goes. Parking is a real problem but we plan to return.

First time eating at Sea Restaurant. Was a pleasant experience. Food was excellent. The atmosphere is quaint, the only thing was that the server only checked on us one time. She was very pleasant to deal with, very friendly, but I feel she should have checked on the table at least two or three more times. But definitely would love having her service us again. I ordered the Manasaun Pork Curry, which was very good. My friend ordered the sweet Vermicelli Bowl. She enjoyed it. And the portions were more than what was expected. Also ordered 2 egg rolls. Very good. Definitely will find a reason to go back.

The place is nice and the food is okay. Inside is clean and staff are friendly. The green curry was just a watery broth and not very good, but it had a big portion. I was expecting a thicker, creamy curry like at other places so was pretty surprised at the soupy broth. The spring rolls were pretty bland, and just so so (only shrimp, noodles, and lettuce - no mint or cucumber or any other greens). The pho was pretty okay, probably the better of the dishes we tried.