Read alot of reviews from Rice Paper before going there.  It is an old house, remodeled inside for seating about 30 people. It was loud inside and uncomfortable seating was the first impression for we had chose a high top table. There was also outside seating.  I was excited to try the Pho based on the several outstanding reviews I read.  I do know now that all reviews were not on the RicePaper site, since there were no bad reviews.  My girlfriend ordered pho tai and I had the pho mignon. The first taste was ok, but we both agreed that the soup was saltier than other Vietnamese restaurants.  The meat was tender with a faint metallic taste.  The rice noodles were good, but a skimpy portion left me wanting more. We had the spring roll with chicken breast, and it was ok, but only half the size for a higher price than the best competitors in town.  We eat Vietnamese food three times a week on average, and not mentioning the service at Rice Paper(because its below par) we could not wait to erase Rice Paper from our three a week Vietnamese fix.  Overall the attraction is location, but there is hardly any parking available behind the house