IPHO # 1 The Noodle House

I love how friendly the staff is and their smoothies are amazing. They are quick and food is always good, fresh, and hot. I usually get the tofu with rice noodles and veggies it is amazing!!! The nail place Next door is owned by them too and it’s the BEST nail place I’ve ever been to

Decent Phở house. Not the best but a very solid 4 stars. I’ve lived all over and I have had some awesome Phở so I have high standards.

This was my first experience with phở, and it was quite a tasty one. My friend and I came in for lunch around noon, and were seated immediately, although the place was rather busy.
We ordered a couple of bowls of #11 phở and some combination spring rolls. The food came out pretty quickly for how busy they were. Again, I’ve never had phở before so my frame of reference isn’t huge, but I thought the broth was flavorful and the meats, noodles and other accoutrements delicious as well. The spring rolls were fresh and came with a peanut sauce so good I could just drink that.
Phở was just what the doctor ordered on a freezing day like today, but the temperature is the reason for my docking one star. The restaurant is just one large open area, and it was chilly. Every time the front door opened there was a cold draft through the dining room. I recommend bundling up for dining here during winter.

Very good place. as soon as you get in you will see that the place is well maintained and very clean. The phở here is really good and the service is fast and prompt. it’s easy to order as well, well if you like something and cannot pronounce it there is a number that is assigned to the mean which makes it easy to order. Overall it’s a good place and is a really good additions to restaurants in Bellevue.

The beef phở was okay, too much soup with not enough noodles. The spring roll was tasteful but the peanut sauce was disappointing. The environment was okay. There were no wall décor makes it very blend. Otherwise, I thought the food was just okay. There were bunch of teenagers working and did not feel like they were dressed appropriately. Shirts were not tucked in and hats were side ways.

The food is always really amazing but there’s one server that is always inattentive and on his phone. He never once checked up or gave us refills on any occasion that we had him. Once we even had to get a different waiter to get our bill. But like stated previously, the food is amazing.

I love this place! It’s so authentic. Their phở is the best phở I’ve had in this state so far! Anyone that would say their phở is nasty probably never had real phở before.

Just like the others, the phở was awesome.
I decided to venture out of my Phở box & try something new, Bun Ho Ten (?) it was under the seafood portion. I didn’t enjoy it at all & it made me realize I must stick with what I know. Basically it was noodles & oil.
The spring rolls & peanut sauce is also a must try
The service was poor. I called in my order and waited at the cashier stand for 15 min before anyone decided to come to the front, never mind my routine «excuse me, hello!» Call to the back kitchen.
Overall awesome phở!

Not my «cup of tea» plus dining room was dirty. Service was slow and bathroom filthy. Their children were in the corner watching movies with the volume so loud everyone in the place could hear it.

Delicious as always. Wow those tofu spring rolls and peanut sauce. I try and always get a different phở, they’re always delicious and savory. Also they have boba milk tea! I’ll have to save room next time.

Yum, just yum. Had almost everything on the menu, not one bad thing. It’s all good.

This is one of the newer Vietnamese restaurants in town and I’m so glad I’ve found it. I ordered the Special Phở or Phở Dac Biet, which came with everything (steak, tendon, meat ball, etc.). It was delicious. I also ordered two fruit smoothies with bubba and they were great. The avocado was so fresh and not too sweet. Just the way I like it. The restaurant was nice and clean. The service was very good and fast. I’m planning to try more dishes from this place. They also do take out so you can just call in and come and pick your foods up. The price is reasonable with decent serving size. I would highly recommending this restaurant.

I must admit, the chicken Phở was an absolute knock out! The broth was unlike anything I’ve tasted and that says a lot. I’ve had my fair share of DELICIOUS phở, especially on the west coast where folks walk around with IV bags filled with savory broth. When eating phở I usually consume everything except the broth, but at iPho the broth didn’t stand a chance. Heck I started to ask for a ladle to get it down faster but didn’t want to be called out for poor dining manners. Why the 4 stars? Because putting ones best dish forward is easy to do when you’re the new kid on the block. Will the deliciousness remain the same on the 2^nd, 3^rd, 4^th visit? I plan to find out. To be continued…

IPHO is a nice addition to the Bellevue community, but the food was half and half — some good and some bad items. My party of three had all ordered rare beef phở as entrees, egg rolls and spring rolls to accommodate our meals along with Thai ice teas. The phở was very good, the broth was flavorful and they definitely weren’t stingy on the noodles or beef either! I had ordered a small and couldn’t finish it (and I can DOWN phở)!
Egg rolls and spring rolls I could have skipped. We did not receive the nouc mam (?) but got sweet and sour instead. It took about 10 minutes to get a hold of our server to get the Vietnamese dipping sauce. Also, I should have read the ingredients cause I don’t like basil and the spring rolls had pieces of basil in it. The peanut sauce was delicious though! The Thai ice teas were a little watered down, did not have a strong flavor like other places. Service could have been a little better, our server kept sitting down by the TV watching sponge bob. Although I love spongebob, I didn’t need it blaring in the background. It also made it hard to get the attention of our server.
But, basing this review solely on the phở, I am satisfied and will be coming back for more bowls of phở! Minus the spongebob please.

After a night of drinking, my friend’s and I decided on Vietnamese food, since phở is supposed to cure all hangovers… according to Men’s Health magazine that is. So we went on Unilocal and found IPHO, since it had decent reviews. Plus they used to be at another location, so they already have a following.
This place is kinda out in the middle of nowhere with a salon… appropriately named iSalon and a fitness center. The décor wasn’t all that much, but that could be due to them just recently moving into this location.
We were waiting on a friend to show up, so we ordered appetizers first. We all ordered the spring rolls and my brother also ordered a lemonade, but was brought out a strawberry lemonade. Our appetizers did take a long time for them to come out, but they looked fresh and tasted good. You get 4 in an order (usually 2 in an order), but I would say that if you combined 2 pieces, it is about the size of a normal spring roll that you would get at other Vietnamese restaurants.
We placed our orders eventually and we all ordered a version of phở. I usually like beef and meatball in my phở, since I’m not a fan of tendon, but they didn’t have that combination on the menu. Other Vietnamese restaurants understand when I would request a phở with beef and meatball, but our waiter had some difficulty. It appeared that I would have to order a phở with beef and add the meatballs to it. That sounded fine, but there were extra costs listed below the phở dishes and meatballs were listed at $ 3.25. So a large phở at $ 8 plus meatballs at $ 3.25 would have made my total over $ 11. That’s pricey for phở! Maybe, our waiter didn’t understand or maybe the meatballs wouldn’t have been extra, but I didn’t want to take the chance and have to dispute my bill. Plus my friend spoke Vietnamese and tried to ask for beef and meatball phở and I don’t think our waiter understood. The large phở wasn’t very large. The bowl that it came out in would almost be considered a small sized bowl in my opinion. So that was very disappointing. Though there was a lot of noodles, but for the first time there wasn’t enough broth. I guess that happens when you have a lot of noodles in a small bowl… it soaks it all up! The phở did taste pretty good, so I’ll give them that. The broth wasn’t as hot as other phos that I’ve eaten, so I was able to dive quickly into my food… not sure if that is a good or bad thing.
In the end, I was afraid that our bill would be messed up but a lady came out and asked how we would like our bill to be separated, so no issues here. Overall, the food was good, the service was slow and not up to par. Maybe it’s because they just moved into this location, but they did have a previous restaurant, so there shouldn’t be any excuses with their service, especially when it wasn’t busy when we got there. With all of these negatives, it just makes my first experience here not a pleasant one… even if the food was good. I’d give it a 2.5 but I’m not able to, so I have to give it a 2 then. If I’m in Omaha again, I would probably order out and not stop in to eat… to avoid the slowness and possible confusion with the dishes.

This restaurant has an edge over other new openers because they already have a loyal following from when they were located on the base.
We decided to give them a try for the first time this week and opted for take out since we did not want to leave the pup at home. We did an order of egg rolls: cha gio, and 2 large phở orders. Notes on the take out– appropriately packaged for soup and noodles and meats and garnishes with no spillage (thumbs up!).
When I got home and opened all the packages, I was happy nothing spilled and all the right elements of the Phở dish were present, almost as if you were dining at the restaurant itself. I did notice a distinct inconsistency in the amount of broth between the 2 soup containers which displeased me, it would have been an issue if we had different soups but since we ordered the same thing and would be combining it on the pot together to reheat, it turned out ok.
Overall, the broth was flavorful enough, and the portion of the noodle and the meat was good for me (Im a medium sized eater). My bf did not think that the portion was large enough for us ordering «large» and was still hungry after. I dont know if that is because we got it to go, and perhaps it would have been different to dine in. The egg rolls were a style in between chinese and vietnamese (chinese dipping sauce) but I thought they were good too.

Opened September 8^th when original date was June 30^th.
The food is fantastic. Coming from a Vietnamese family, with a mom who can cook all Vietnamese dishes, their eggrolls are on point. I ate here when it was on the base and the flavor has not changed, but the portions and amount of meat has increased, not to mention the addition of Boba tea to the menus, all for the same price as before. The tendon used to be about half an inch wide, now it’s almost two inches.
The service is on the slow side, due to them being packed almost all the time, since they just opened, and the eating process is different from before, as well has having new waiters.
The inside is mostly bare, plain paint, with a large Phở bowl sign, TV, and an insufficient amount of tables for the breadth of customers they bring in. Make sure to send in a scout to procure a table before coming, at least until they get more tables.

These guys used to be located inside an old Burger King building on Offutt Air Force Base so you’d have to know someone from the inside just to get an order. Now that their business is located right in Bellevue, I hope the rest of the town will realize how simple and delicious their menu is, from the phở to the bahn mi sandwiches. The magic is all in the broth of that phở soup. Do it! :)

I really, really, REALLY like this place. It’s one of the better Viet places I’ve been to in the Omaha metro (which shows you how much I hated Authentic Vietnamese Restaurant and Saigon Surface).
The Goi Cuon (spring roll) is legit. Pork/​shrimp combo, the way it’s supposed to be. Well wrapped, great flavor profile. The peanut sauce was a miss (too… creamy and bland. Needed to be more liquidy), but the spring rolls are the better of the rolls I’ve had in Omaha.
My Phở Tai was lovely, and served with the appropriate sprouts, jalapenos, and basil. (And NOT cilantro! Looking at you, Authentic Vietnamese…) The broth could have stood to be somewhat funkier, but considering I always put ¼ lb of sriracha in my phở, not a big deal.
Husband, being the hater he is, ordered Orange Chicken off the back of the menu. I couldn’t try it, but he said it was good and noted that they use primarily dark meat chicken for it. The fried rice was good, but is packed with veggies so if you’re not in that vegetable game, request no veggies.
Water came quickly, parking is good, people were friendly and the food came with a quickness. One of the only Vietnamese places I would return to! Give it a go.

It’s actually more of a 3.5 stars!
We stopped by here for dinner on the the day they officially opened for business.
We specifically avoided the lunch rush since I was expecting a big turnout since this business used to be on-​base (Offutt AFB) and was usually busy at lunch.
There was a good turnout for dinner as well. I can tell that they are a little short staff and the crew was trying their best to accommodate everyone. There was a considerable delay with our food (and others as well), and our server was apologetic every time he stops by our table. The owner stopped by after our meal and said hello and was also sorry for the delay and explained some of the «opening day» issues that they were experiencing.
I’ll cut them a little slack for their first day, and I just hope that this doesn’t become the norm for their business.
As far as the food… it was good and consistent as with my review from their previous establishment (Pho382). Great selection and great food.
We ordered the Marinated Pork Vermicelli bowl (#22) and their Seafood Noodle Soup (#15) – we also tried a few of their Boba teas, Taro and Thai Tea flavor.
Recommend the #22 and the Taro flavored Boba tea!