Pho Thanh

50% off Phở bo which is beef rice noodle soup. The phở bo was decent just like other phở place in Little Saigon. The 75 cents ice tea came with half a pot of refill, not bad. So far so good. The owner or server would not greet you when you came in and would not say thank you when you went out. I guess I need not say thank you to them either. Overall, 3.5 star round it up to 4.

Phở and noodle taste good. So far the best Phở noodle I have tasted. I love their other food too. Even it is far from where I live, my husband and I take effort to drive just to eat there. Be sure they got your order right. Language barrier a bit. Just pick the number and tell server and you will be fine. The discounted priced phở is not as good as the regular phở.

I’ve been here a couple times to eat and every time was a bad experience. One time I went there was bee’s flying around me in the restaurant and then the next time there was a dead fly in my phở, which they still made me pay for. Honestly don’t waste your money coming here.

Phở is 50% off, but service is SHIT. You get what you pay for: Ok phở (I’m cool with that), but their server seriously poured a stack of newspapers on my table.
That move was completely unsanitary, and I am never coming back again (I’m a 3^rd timer). If I were a prude, I would call the Department of Food and Health to order your business to shut down.
Even if I am desperate for a nice, hot bowl of phở after a serious hangover, I’d rather drive the extra mile to Westminster — where servers actually welcome presence.
Peace.

I only know one phrase in Vietnamese and that’s «phở ga» so that’s what I ordered. I scoped this place out and figured that since it’s packed full with Vietnamese natives (none of the tables were speaking English) then I was in the right spot!!! This why I recommend it.
I know their used fresh chicken because the skin and fat was still on it, not a problem for me, I’d rather know than wonder. I’d post a pic, but you know… that’s gross…
The fish sauce had a lot of ginger in it, that’s a first for me (first time having fish sauce with my phở AND first time having ginger laced fish sauce)
There’s a sign that says 50% off Phở Bo… I have no idea what that is, sorry.
PS– this place is a no-​no if you suffer from misophonia… the slurping noises are ear deafening… you’ve been warned
PSS– don’t come here if you expect excellent customer service, may have been a language barrier thing with me but I had to get my own menu, bum rush a table, ask for it to be cleaned and then look for someone to place an order with… again I’m not bothered by it because it’s really busy

Before heading back to Fresno, we wanted the grab a quick bite for our 4 hour night run. We went into this phở place around 8:20 for some phở.
The place is similar to other phở places. The restaurant’s cleanliness in the main seating area is okay. The restroom was dirty not well kept. The waiters were nice but with the language barrier it was a little difficult trying to understand each other.
The food. We ordered meatballs with noodles; chicken phở; grilled pork chops with steamed rice and an egg; beef phở; and spring rolls.
The spring rolls were okay. I ordered the shrimp with pork. It had too much bean sprouts in it. The taste of bean sprouts over powered all the taste. The peanut sauce that came with it was awful. I think they added peanut sauce into their dicon/​carrot sauce. My opinion… it’s awful. I tried adding hoisin sauce and sriracha sauce to better the taste slightly. I would skip the spring rolls next time.
The phở bowls were pretty good. They were tasty already from the kitchen. Hoisin sauce and sriracha along with lime made it better.
The grilled pork was also okay only. It looked like it was deep fried instead of grilled. Not the best I’ve had.
Overall, in a quick pinch I might go back. But I know there are better phở places in the Orange County area.