Pho & More 2

I return for the pork chops often! Phở is hit or miss and so is the Tom ga but you can’t go wrong with their pork chops!!! Sooooo delicious.

I’m going to start my review by telling you guys how this place used to be before they changed owners. It used to be filthy. The floor needed a good cleaning the décor was outdated and the tables were dirty and wobbly. The food was okay but it disturbed me to think about what the kitchen looked like when the dining area was so filthy…
The new owner really cleaned up, and updated the décor however left some reminiscence of the restaurant it used to be. The food is pretty good in my opinion. I’ve ordered the phở deluxe, rice and grilled Vietnamese pork chop and their spring rolls. Everything was good. The pork chop wasn’t tough and was very flavorful. The spring rolls were on the greasy side, and the phở was pretty good. The meat was generous and the broth was flavorful. Overall this is a good neighborhood phở joint, hits the spot and you don’t have to drive down south Philly to satisfy that phở fix.

I’m one of the pickiest eaters when it comes to phở. I’ve been to many of the city’s most renowned phở spots, but Phở and More 2 has my heart, plain and simple.
You can’t judge a book by its cover. This building isn’t the most aesthetically developed, but it feels right. It’s comfortable, and the service is great. In fact this is one of the few places I will go and have lunch solo.
The soup is out of this world. Simply put, there’s a reason that I’ve been a regular for about six months now. In that amount of time, I’ve never had a bad bowl of soup, and the quality is consistent. Flavorful, filling, and crave-​able (like, bad).
The staff is incredibly friendly. Simon, the bus boy/​server extraordinaire is one of the friendliest, most pleasant people, who always goes above and beyond to make sure you’re meal is done right. Of course there are some people standing around, and it an get a little noisy, but that’s the nature of this kind of place. Get to know them, and chat. They will not forget you, and they’ll take even better care of you next time.

Decent phở spot that offers many other food options on menu. I used to swear by this place but it unfortunately is not as consistently good as it once was. It has become somewhat hit or miss with some of the other dishes but the phở is adequate. After all, it’s not hard to mess up. The restaurant is clean, the service is usually quick, and there is plenty of seating. Never hard to find a table.

Pineapple fried rice was DISGUSTING. The dish tasted as if a entire container of black pepper was dropped into the dish with weeks old rice. No flavor at all.
I would steer clear! Plus the establishment could use a good cleaning.

I always go here whenever I crave for Phở. The food is very good as well as the service specially the short guy that cut he’s hair. Must try ;)

Normally, I don’t write reviews, but this place is just way too good. It’s warm, inviting, and never too crowded. This was my first phở experience and I wasn’t disappointed. The servers are friendly and the food was served very shortly after we ordered.
I ordered a large bowl of phở with tripe, rib-​eye, meatballs, and tendon. Everything was cooked perfectly and the serving size is pretty large for the price of the meal. AND there’s also bubble tea! Definitely come here.

My favorite phở spot in Philadelphia. Broth is delicious

Loved this place, its spacious, nicely decorated. The service is impeccable, everyone smiles, you feel welcomed when enter, and seated
I had PHO #10 Everything from the size of the bowls, to the tastiness of the ingredients, in the broth. I was very impressed!
The fresh squeezed lemonade made was the best I’ve had in awhile
Stop in and enjoy, you will not be disappointed

We go here maybe twice every 4 months it’s an okay place. The food is good. Service is ehh, and the place needs to look cleaner it’s kinda of gross. It seems like they wipe the tables with just a wet towel like nothing to really clean it. Overall I will give them a 3 stars because the food is good. I also get the house vericilli dish my parents always get phở. And another thing we had to ask for are waters. I know we were having soup but we needed some water and that took forever. We also order chicken on a stick and fried squid which is really good. We will probably come here again. I just wish if they were a littler bit more cleaner.

I love this place. The food is about the same as all other Viet restaurants. The only difference is the service. It’s awesome. There’s one male server who is literally a ray of sunshine. He’s always cheery and so nice! I love coming here just for him. The other servers are just as nice but he is the cherry on top for this restaurant.
Recommendations: chicken pad Thai and the A-​10 appetizer. I forgot what it’s called but it’s rice cake in egg. Sooo good.

The phở has the best tasting broth that I’ve had at any phở place I’ve tried. The meat in the other dishes is always cooked to perfection, and the summer rolls are perfectly fresh and crispy. Everything is so good. I keep coming back here all the time. The shrimp are always really nice, big, and well cooked. Pork is so tender and flavorful.
And the prices can’t be beat!!!

When they first opened, the food was good, but that all went downhill. Their phở is so so, Pad Thai is horrible, but their shrimp and eggplant stir fry is surprisingly good. Sad to leave on such bad terms, but I bid thee farewell :(

Great Phở and they aslo have Thai food, which is nice when one of our group doesnt’ want hot soup. I ordered the crispy spring rolls ad the Beef Phở with tripe, tendon and lean brisket. The portions are huge, veggies fresh and the broth was great.

I eat here at least two to three times a month. the service is friendly and the food is fresh. I always order the same thing but thats just the kind of person I am. try the golden baskets, Phở with no meat and A-​1. also the side of pork chop, BBQ beef or chicken is quite delectable.

I like this place. First time I went I had a great Vietnamese dish and this last time I had very good shrimp pad thai. Service is good.

I had the Com w/​chicken it was delicious. Veggies were fresh, rice was fluffy and the chicken was grilled perfectly.
I also had the summer rolls which were ok. Too much «filler» not enough meat or veggies.
Overall, I’ll definitely be back for the yummy grilled chicken.

I’ve eaten here 3 or 4 times and I always enjoy it. The phở is good, the tofu is cooked right, the iced coffee rules, and the pad thai was delicious.
The wait staff are very friendly, the food comes out fast, and its cheap.
It’s a nice place inside, too. You might not expect it from the outside but its actually huge.

Phở & More 2 is a pleasant facility, nicely appointed to give it a clean open aire. The row of windows up front let in a lot of light for a bright, colorful sense that helps accent the casual semi-​tropical feel of the place. The service is equally light and friendly.
Having read here that the phở was not the strongest aspect of the house, we went in another direction. We ordered Goi Cuon (Summer Rolls) as an app, with Pad Thai Shrimp and Com Thit Nuong (Broken Rice w/​BBQ Pork). All were quite good. The Rolls were cool and crisp with a smooth Peanut Dipping Sauce. The Pad Thai, while not the best ever, was a solid contributor with a good number of midsized shrimp and a mildly tangy sauce. The Com dish offered a load of tasty Pork strips, Rice, and Pickled Veggies. Each table had large bottles of Sriracha and Hoisin to use as needed to reach the desired personal taste of spice and heat.
We lingered after dinner to chat with our server about business and our time in Vietnam. He was from HCMC and had been here only a year. We were able to compare our experiences, and came away feeling very comfortable in his work home.
Whatever may have been lacking in attaining haute cuisine status was compensated by the relaxed coziness of the shop and friendly interaction with the staff.
It is a place I can return for an easy meal when in the area to shop the Asian markets.

Stick to their vermicelli bowls– grilled pork and egg rolls with a little bit of sriracha is the way to go. If someone in your party gets phở, throw in some of their left over bean sprouts for a healthy crunch in every bite.
With that said, I would probably avoid the phở here for reasons stated in previous reviews. With all that MSG, there’s no avoiding an afternoon nap.
Service is good though– they make sure to get your order correctly, the employees are attentive and smile, and are happy to refill the candy bowl by the cashier counter when they see your disappointed face in need of delicious melon candy.