I can't seem to fathom what the employees are thinking at this place. They show no hospitality at all, and basic restaurant service seems to be non-existent. They work as if they're offended to be our waiters and waitresses.\n\nAs my party and I are seated, the server asks us if we are ready to order.  We need some time to look at the menu, so we tell him to give us some time.  Only thirty seconds pass when he returns and asks us to order.  We repeat the procedure about 2 more times until we feel so compelled to order we give in.  My dad had a special request to add chicken and beef in the soup, but the server couldn't understand us. He seemed really confused and frustrated, so he brought someone else over who had better English. He turned around and muttered some word that I'm sure wasn't too polite.\n\nWe place our order and in less than five minutes our dishes are ready.  I love fast service, but for some reason I felt queasy that day.  I just knew it wasn't prepared 100% fresh.  Plus the server's attitude earlier set me off from my usual happy piggy mood.\n\nWe asked for extra dishes and the server seemed offended that we were giving orders.  Maybe I'm just reading into their body language too much, but they give the expression like I said something mean about their mother, which of course wasn't the case. Seriously, what's the deal? Not once did they stop by to check up on our water, or ask if things were okay.\n\nThe food itself is OK, but that day it tasted especially bland. Maybe the bad service was getting to me.  I noticed the pho tasted like noodles and water; no amount of hot sauce or fish sauce could add any flavoring.  Judging by how fast the food was served, I wouldn't be surprised if it was just composed of water. We rose and paid for our meal, and I felt like I wasted every cent of it.  I would've had better service at McDonalds, hands down.  My whole afternoon would've been ruined but thankfully the Yogurtland right next door cheered us up.  As soon as we enter, we are greeted with a warming hello.  That alone made me feel better.