Pho Van

Very delicious! I will definitely return.

The phở here is ok. I go here because it’s close to my house but if I am wanting good phở I’ll go to Asian district.

Was very please with our dining experience! The food was flavorful and fresh. The staff very friendly and attentive. We were pleasantly surprised with our new find. And it was nicely priced. Will definitely go back!

Food: ⁴⁄₅
Service: ⁴⁄₅
Cleanliness: ⁴⁄₅
Décor & Style: ³⁄₅
The Phở (Dac Biet) is very good and I will definitely be coming back. It is flavorful and that is the main reason I will be back. It did not deserve a 5 star because of 2 things. 1. I paid for extra meat ($ 2.00) and it didn’t seem like there was any extra. 2. They didn’t have asian style soy bean milk. Every asian restaurant has soy bean milk! Blah!
Service is above par, and the décor is just so-​so. Overall the good flavor of the phở, and I’ve also tried the Grilled pork chop rice dish as well, is both very good, will be back!

outstanding! price was right on point, the Phở had amazing flavor and was just what the doctor ordered

The spring rolls and the meatball Phô were very good as was the service. I am looking forward to my next trip there. Lots of selection on the menu.

This place has the best phở in edmond and okc. I live in NW Edmond and go out my way on a weekly basis to eat here. The broth is really flavorful and you get a lot more in the soup than in other places, onions, scallions, etc. To go orders are just as good as dining in. They also have crab rangoons! Not all places do. And bubble tea. Like, real bubble tea. Not the americanized version. Soooo delicious. It’s worth the drive if you’re debating between one that’s a couple miles closer.

I dig this little place. It isn’t horribly busy and the staff are friendly and quick. Food is good. And of course very plentiful. If you’re not in the Asian District this dive will work just fine.

Very flavorful and aromatic phở. Great wait staff, fast prompt, and POLITE. The meat is always tender, and cooked to perfection. The base in the Phở is always flavorful and requires NO salt, pepper, or Anything added to it. It’s perfect just the way it is! The P1(meat combo) and the R1(short ribs) are two of my personal favorites. The restaurant is in a great area, and is just the best phở in the area!

I got a Vietnamese noodle bowl, so I can’t speak to the phở here. The meat was way over seasoned, so much so that I picked some of it out and tried to dilute it in the sauce a bit. The rest of the noodle bowl was solidly okay. Not sure I’d seek this place out, but I don’t regret going here.

I really wanted to enjoy this place since it was outside of the Asian district.
But after going twice, the phở just does not compare to the other top Phở places in the Asian District. The soup is just not cutting it for me. Tastes like a lot of fish sauce and other flavorings were added and it just doesn’t taste that great.
Very clean place and great service though. The workers here are SUPER nice, which pains me to write this review.
Maybe this place will suffice for the Nichols Hills crowd, but any Unilocaler would rather much enjoy Phở Lien Hoa or the other several good phở places in the Asian district.

Really fantastic Vietnamese food. Very fresh ingredients. The egg rolls that come with the combos are on point. Good for a meal with friends or a quick to go. I really like their combo plates because it’s a ton of food but is still a lighter meal. I will also recommend the Vietnamese iced coffee. Very good. The thing that makes this special is the staff and owners are really friendly. The restaurant is very clean, and the owner told us they cook their meats as they are ordered, apparently that is not common in similar restaurants. You can taste the difference. Great restaurant.

I’ve been needing to write my phở reviews for a long time now. I am an avid phở fan and have it every other week or so. I wish I could combine a few of the shops in the city together to make the mother of all bowls of soup, but alas, we have to eat them as is (which is still damn delicious).
The staff here are so friendly, and that makes coming here very enjoyable.
Pros — super friendly staff, fast service, great Vietnamese coffee, takes credit/​debit cards, nice, clean restaurant
Cons — not a con really, but nothing stands out about this phở, it’s just a good, solid bowl of soup, which seems negative but isn’t

I ate here twice. Once for phở and once for Bun Bo. Pretty sure it’s not coincidence that both times my stomach aches and I had the runs. The waitress look like she was too young to be working. She didn’t ask how we wanted the bill. Fiancé and I received two split bills and when asked for it combined, she said she doesn’t know how so we ended up paying two separate transactions with the same card. I had to canceled my boba teas order placed at check out because I didn’t want to swipe a third time! So ridiculous!

After a fantastic foodie trip to Vietnam, I had been craving a bowl of bun cha (pork with rice noodles and stuff) and this place did not disappoint! And bonus– Vietnamese coffee! Was not expecting that but hurray! I’m not a phở type of girl but they had plenty of other items on the menu– another win.
The food was great, exactly what I was craving– totally hit the spot. The service was very friendly and I had a lovely late lunch.
The price was surprising– seriously? 13 bucks for Bun cha and a Vietnamese coffee? Shut up and take my money.
Thank you Phở Van, for a yummy Vietnamese lunch and being a restaurant (not a food truck, which was my first thought– phở «van», am I right) This review is why one should not indulge in Vietnamese coffee and Unilocal at the same time– whoo-​hoo!

While off the beaten path for phở, Phở Van delivers. The pork dumplings, Thai tea, avocado smoothie, and rare beef phở are all worth a try. There are some other soups and appetizers on the menu that aren’t served at other phở restaurants. The staff is friendly, the restaurant is comfortable, and they accept credit cards. Wonderful!

New place. I hope they make it. All the soups are really good. As a matter of fact I have been here 4 times in the last 10 days, business travel, and each time with new people. Everyone has liked each dish.
Food is always made from scratch and fresh right when you order. You can see the cool working.
Seems like a family trying to make the business work.

This weather is weird. Phở in July? Unlikely, but true. Upon realizing I was headed straight into a traffic jam due to Western being down to one lane, I swiftly pointed my car the other direction and squealed into Phở Van for take out. Trust me, it was a cool maneuver.
The lovely young lady working took my to go order, an extra large Phở Tai — (rice noodle with rare steak) for $ 7.99, and an order of shrimp spring rolls (2 for $ 2.99). It took about 5 minutes for my order to be ready; pretty impressive. Meanwhile, I had a water in the
clean, bright shop and watched the rain and the traffic from the counter seating. I love a place that has nice counter seating for when you’re eating by yourself.
The food was perfectly packed, a trick when you’re dealing with searing hot broth that is also the basis of your meal — you really need it to stay in the container. With the spring rolls, it was enough for two, though just barely. If I had been hungrier, I might have ordered a vermicelli bowl as well. The phở was tasty, although perhaps not as flavorful in the broth department as some (and maybe you lose a little of that in take out, so that may be my fault). The spring rolls were delicious!
Overall, a very solid four stars and a great take away option when I have Western Ave meetings or events before heading home for the night.

We just heard about this place opening and decided to try it out. It was great. Highly recommend. Go try it.
Pros: Great location. They accept credit cards. Ample parking. Clean interior. Attentive and friendly waitstaff. Our food was brought out to us very quickly after ordering which was great. Good value. Tried the phở dac biet and it was excellent. A fair contender against Phở Lien Hoa and the rest of the Classen phở restaurants. I ordered a small bowl and was happy to find that there was plenty of meat and noodles. They don’t skimp here. The broth was flavorful and the trimmings (limes, jalepenos, sprouts, and thai basil) were very fresh. Although we didn’t try them, they do serve other food options such as fried rice, korean bbq rice plate, vermicelli noodle bowls, etc. which looked appetizing.
Cons: Not many cons here, there is a lot of good going on here and it’s hard to think of any negatives. I only have one small complaint about this place — the fountain drinks are a little expensive. My Dr. Pepper was $ 1.79 which seems a bit steep. In their defense, it is unlimited refills. I guess depending on how much soda you drink it might work out to a good value. So either come thirsty and get a last refill in a to-​go styrofoam cup as you leave to maximize your value or stick to water.
Overall: This place is a great phở option and we will be coming back. =)

The phở was amazing and the broth was very good. This was our first time here and we will definitely come back. The reason I give It only 4 stars is because my Thai tea was good but you don’t have the option of tapioca pearls and it tasted like can Thai tea. I still loved my Thai tea but other places have better drink options.
The staff are very friendly and always make us feel welcome!