Pho Viet Vietnamese Restaurant

Not a bad place to pick for some Phở on the west side of Phoenix! Very quick and efficient as well as very reasonable prices. Everything I had was quite delicious and I will certainly be making another trip!

One of the best Phở places in the Valley. And one of the best Vietnamese restaurants in the Valley and I would rate it very high in comparison to Houston Vietnamese restaurants. I grew up in Houston with a huge Vietnamese community and the food there is much highly quality than the majority of the valley.
I was raised by a Vietnamese mother who was an American Chef in a high end hotels and restaurants. She cooked Vietnamese food at home a lot. I’ve been through cooking school myself and have high expectations of food so I rarely go out to eat at most Vietnamese places because they don’t meet my taste standards. This place is an exception.
I ordered the Phở Tai Gan (Phở with rare beef and tendon). The broth was very good. I’ve discovered this place a week ago and have been here a few times.
The eggrolls tasted like they were frozen and dropped into the frying oil immediately. Just not very good. The spring rolls had hardly any meat. It was mostly vermicelli and lettuce. It tasted freshly wrapped though. The dipping sauce was so diulated, it sucks.
The Banh Canh Gio Heo, Tom, Cua (rice stick noodle soup with pork, shrimp, and crab) had a very fresh broth. Very delightful. Shrimp was overcooked. The crab meat was good but just got a small portion. The pork was overcooked and dry.
Com Dac Diet (Combo Rice Plate) was very good. The egg was very fresh. The shredded pork and pork skin was good. The fish sauce was very good. The grilled shrimp was fantastic. The grilled chicken and grilled pork were way overcooked and dry.
Overall, they make the good dishes good consistently. I will avoid the overcooked dishes.
Oh they are a very friendly and social bunch. Definitely much better food and fresher than most of Houston and the Valley.

Service is great, polite and quick for to go orders, dined in 1x, same great service and positive attitude!
I get the Phở, either chicken or tofu depending on my mood and both are very good.
Love that they are in North Phoenix, seems like there is slim pickings around here for decent ethnic foods so yay!

This place is Phở-​King great !! If you love and live for phở like I do then you must give this place a try ! Fast seating, fast friendly service, fresh ingredients, clean atmosphere. The phở was so delicious I wanted to go back for dinner ! I got the dine in special, for 10 $ you get a bowl of phở, plate of ingredients to throw in, spring roll or egg roll and a soda. Now that’s a great deal ! I will be back, probably in a couple days haha !

This place was basically like buying a Lexus on Craigslist and being disappointed that the engine is a Kia Rio. High ratings on Unilocal lured me to choose this place over many other places that I know have notably not disappointed regardless of their Unilocal reviews. This is my second time eating here despite being disappointed the first time (gave it a second try and thought time would improve the food/​experience). I have eaten at many different phở places in the valley (Phở Chandler, Angelina’s Phở, Phở Avina, Pholicious, Phở Thanh (both locations), Little Saigon, Phở Binh, 43^rd Express, Da vang, unPhogettable, Khai Hoan)
and this by far ranks last on my list. Phở is priced much higher with less food than the competitors, it was also more oily than most and one the people in my party ordered pork chop and rice (which they forgot and rushed to us that ended up being raw, I saw it and it was basically still oinking and we all eat rare steak so this was unreal).

Stopped in for a quick lunch. Delicious rice noodle salad with grilled pork and spring rolls. Wings were good too. Definitely recommend!

Best phở on the west side. Recently moved from east valley 8 months ago and was difficult to find a good phở place until I found this… great broth (always consistent with taste), good service and one of the few places you can find traditional ox tail. A+ & top Westside place so far!

I have been looking for a Phở restaurant close to my office and with the nice quiet atmosphere that I enjoy during my lunch. This place was it! Very friendly staff and excellent food. I will be making this my regular stop.

I have to say, this is one of those places that I just don’t get the rave reviews about. You see tons of 5-​star reviews, but… I really thought it was just ok.
I will say the place is very clean and looks recently renovated or freshly decorated on the inside.
And, they get major points for being ‘punny’ (see tee shirt photos).
My husband thought his phở bowl was pretty good, but I was just not impressed with the fried rice (it had just an off-​flavor to it; reminded me of the smell of meat that’s got one day left before it goes bad), and I thought the rice wrapped roll appetizer was too gummy /​sticky and lacked any real distinct flavor.
With so many great Asian places in the valley, I’m not sure I’d go back. But, I wouldn’t discourage others from going, they did have some positives, it just didn’t do much for me personally.

This is one of the better Vietnamese restaurants. It’s very clean inside with very friendly staff. Food is good but some of the dishes have small portions.

Everything we ordered taste amazing! I have never tried this type of food before and can honesty say I will become a regular here from now on!
For appetizers we had the number 1 which was 2 egg rolls, the number 2 which was their spring rolls with shrimp and if I remember right also had pork in it. Main dish was number 14 I believe the Phở with steak and meatballs… we ordered a large with extra noodles!!! Wow that is a lot of food! Oh, and we also ordered a Mango tea with Boba (not sure if I am spelling that right). Along with a mango smoothie with Boba. Both were phenomenal.
There was absolutely nothing that we did not like from this place… again…AMAZING food!

At every phở restaraunt I go to I always order phở thai (noodles with rare steak) and a order or spring rolls or egg rolls. This place offered a 10 $ combo which is you get to pick a type of phở, 1 spring roll or egg roll, and a soft drink. That deal had everything I want so I decided to try it but I also got extra meat. The spring rolls tasted better than places like da vang and phở tan. The phở was mediocre. But the price is ridiculous for extra meat. They charged 5.50 for extra meat which is unheard of. My bill came out to be 16.78 before tip. Would not recommend coming here if you want to get full.
*also, for this restaraunt to have over 300 reviews and standing at a 4.5 stars. Im sure a lot of the reviews are done by their people*

First time and last time dinning in here.
My husband ordered Bo Kho and the beef was terrible. It was completely inedible and hard, all hard tissue and no tender meat. What a deception. I ordered 124 Phở Hai San and was fishing for the tiny pieces of seafood in the broth and rice noodels.

I usually go to phở avina as it is by my school but I tried this place out and the service is so much better compared to phở avina. Servers are great and food comes quickly. Price is probably a dollar or so more than my usual spot but the service and the nice restaurant is well worth it going out of your way. The food is great, but THE BOBA, they need to have more credit for their boba because they have the best I’ve tried in the valley for what I order (taro coconut snow) the most creamy Boba I’ve ever had. Better than bomboba, yo&i, and phở avina. I come here just for the Boba for the most part.

Very nice restaurant, clean, good settings. Broth is goood, good portions and price is about average, customer service is good. Nice selection in the menu. id come bak.

Went there during a weekday… half full with customers.
Order the phở and the egg roll — custom service was good, however the egg roll never came. Oh well…

Really liked this place a lot. The food was fresh and delicious and the prices are very reasonable.
The phở was great. Well seasoned broth. Lots of noodles.
The combo fried rice plate was awesome. We added a little hoisin and chile sauce to kick it up a notch, but it had a really great flavor and we liked all the meats that were in it.
The Saigon crêpe (#6) was an awesome appetizer. It is filled with pork, shrimp and sprouts… and comes with s great little dipping sauce.
We will definitely be back.

Wow, so, I really like this place. It’s not often that I see a Vietnamese restaurant have a lunch special. It’s $ 10 and comes with a phở, a spring roll or summer roll, and a can of soda. How awesome is that?!
Also, I’m willing to drive a little further for good phở, and so I’m willing to drive to here, even though there’s a closer phở place. I love how the phở taste here. It’s flavorful and very good, and it’s very filling as well. They have appropriate amount of serving of meat, and it’s clean inside the restaurant. I love this place for phở, and will continue to go back.

Huge establishment and conveniently close to where I live. I’m sorry-​but not sorry for the following statement, but when you eat at a place that serves ethnic food and you don’t see any people of that ethnicity there you know it’s not legit/​that good. I was probably the only Vietnamese person there, besides the staff, oh well!
It was too hot and muggy for Phở, so I got their Pork Chop Broken Rice Plate (Com Tam Suon), Avocado Shake with Boba and a Vietnamese sandwich to– go for breakfast the following day. The rice plate was incredibly small in portion. It came with a cup of rice, a thin piece of pork chop, a super small egg meatloaf (single-​bite size), a fish patty (two-​bite) and dipping sauce. The pork chop was bland in flavor and was greasy. The plate didn’t even come with a bowl of broth and I didn’t even get a knife (though I didn’t need one cause the pork chop was so thin). The rice wasn’t even broken, it was regular white rice. I was also still hungry upon finishing my meal. What?
The Vietnamese Sandwich I ate later was lacking, but eatable. The only good thing out of this meal was the Avocado Shake. Subpar Viet food and expensive. If you want good broken rice plates go to Com Tam Thuan Kieu in Mesa, at least the advertised rice plates are the real deal, the rice is actually broken rice and you actually get to leave not hungry.
The service is okay especially with only 1 – 2 servers for a huge restaurant, they did forget my knife and forgot about my to-​go order. However, the location is pretty clean. The price does not reflect the quality and portion for what they serve. A plate of food ($ 8.99), smoothie ($ 4.49) and sandwich ($ 4.00) cost me about $ 19.
This is Vietnamese street food that should be affordable. Will I return? Most likely not.

I came, I saw PHO and I conquered. I am from Los Angeles, CA and it’s pretty impressive to find a phở restaurant in Arizona. There’s a lot of phở restaurants in Los Angeles but I was so amazed to find one in Phoenix. As a phở lover, I just knew I had to stop by before my road trip to the canyons and boy, was I glad I did!!!
The owners are extremely friendly and hospitable. And I’m not gonna lie, the PHO was pretty up to par with the PHO in LA, if not I would say it’s just as good or dare I say it, better.
On top of that, there’s plenty of parking which is the best thing ever. The owner also suggested some pretty bomb lychee boba. It was perfect for the trip in this hot Arizona heat!