Pho Thien Y

I love there food. I ordered the chicken bahn mi and pork bahn mi and pork spring rolls as well. Food was well seasoned and sautéed very well. The bread was so soft and fresh also. Will definitely be back again.

favorite iced coffee in the city, really memorable spring rolls, and the staff is always really friendly.

Ordered the phở tai, amazing! Ranks up there in my top 5 best phở spots. The broth was on point and the veggies were super fresh. Friendly staff and great customer service.

This place has some of the best phở taí I’ve ever eaten. I make a trip over here at least 3 times a week. Very friendly and great service. If you are in the area, I suggest stoping in.

This place has the best Vietnamese Iced Coffee I have ever had, and I have had my fair share. The fried Pork Spring Rolls were good as well. Having said this, I wish the place looked cleaner.

Amazing food. Great prices. Friendly people. Worth a try if you are tired of your everyday food or the way American companies run a place.

Out and about shopping at the Asian markets in the area and I stumbled upon this little gem. Not much to look at from the outside and a very simple setup on the inside, but the dining area was clean and the food was the best! I had the large bowl of combination beef Phở. Now I’ve had a lot of large bowls of Phở and never had a problem finishing them, but this bowl had so much meat and tasty noodles that I found myself struggling to finish it… but I did because it was so good! :-) The meats and ingredients all tasted fresh. The broth was really clean and not greasy. The broth could have had just a little more flavor, but it was still very tasty. The shrimp spring rolls were the best I have had in DFW. They were crunchy, fresh and delicious and the peanut sauce was a great compliment to them. The price was very reasonable. Around $ 8 for a large bowl and $ 4 for 2 really large spring rolls. The service was friendly and fast. It’s a little out the way for me, but whenever I’m in the area you can bet I will be stopping here to eat!

My husband and I love this place. I usually get a vermicelli bowl and he usually gets phở. It’s always good. The sandwiches are also very tasty. Best Vietnamese in Ft. Worth!

i use to come here often when i worked in the Ft Worth area… now that i am infrequently close, i make sure i get at least one lunch here… usually an order of grilled chicken spring rolls (they are without equal) and phở (no meat)…other vietnamese places in the DFW just can’t match the quality or the price… who cares about atmosphere, my stomach doesn’t…and i like that i don’t have to hold my glass up in the air to get some more water… so, in otherwords… quality of food, good price and attentive staff… what more does one need?

Late review but in my opinion… Best phở place in Fort Worth! The rice dishes are delicious also! My parents introduced me to this place and I told my friends about it. My friends and I are totally in love with the foods and people here. They’re not rude. :)

Best Phở in the metroplex! Worth the drive to Haltom City. I enjoyed the spring rolls, egg rolls, and the phở. You have to try it!

Prices are cheap. Food is good. Service is alright. It looks like it’s family owned and operated. We come here when we are yearning for some hot phở!
I usually just get the combo small phở, thai tea with jelly, and two vietnamese spring rolls. Small combo phở is about 6 – 7 dollars, thai tea is 2 – 3 dollars, and I forgot how much the vietnamese spring rolls are, but they are dirt cheap.

First of all I am Vietnamese and this place its as close to home made goodiness as it gets. Cheap, delicious and always fresh, I just can’t stop coming here when I’m in the mood for a «like mom’s recipe» bowl of soup. From the wonton to the Phở, springrolls to the fried rice, it is my go to place on a budget. A bit of a drive due to the fact that I live in south fort worth but that can’t stop me for long.

I’ve been on a Vietnamese kick lately, not sure why. A few weeks ago it was a Mediterranean kick with Greek and Lebanese food and plenty of hummas. I had not eaten Vietnamese food in quite some time and then I stumbled upon a food truck in Denton and the food has been firmly represented the past two weeks. Todays venture brought me to the «Little Asia» area of E. Belknap again. I was actually looking for some Chinese food, and found a Chinese BBQ place, but they were cash only so I was SOL. Right next door sat Phở Thien Y. In actuality there are several Phở places within this little strip mall, so I had a selection.
I had phở the other day and a bahn mi last week so I tried some bun/​vermicelli. For those that have been I tried #610 In House Special Dish (Bun Dac Biet). It had grilled pork, grilled chicken, shredded pork skin, shrimp and an egg roll. Lots of vermicelli, carrots, daikon and cucumbers and plenty of cilantro too, add many, many textures to this meal. It came with some hot sauce and a clear yellow tinted sauce to pour over the noodles. Like most all Asian places, they give you enough food to feed two. The noodles were great, daikon and carrots pickled nicely and all the proteins were sweet with soy and ginger and grilled. I will admit that the pork skin was a little off putting to me, but it’s a new thing for me.
Overall, a really nice place, very quiet, but I was there pretty late and I do believe I’d like to get back there to grab a bahn mi for only $ 2.77. Wow.
Enjoy

Hubby and I really, REALLY like the eggrolls (#305 on the menu) here. I recently was craving some Phở and decided to give theirs a try. I placed my order to go and patiently waited in the empty dining area. As is typical with the asian restaraunts along Belknap, there was a little trouble communicating while placing the order but after some pointing and nodding we got it squared away.
When my order was ready I asked for extra sauces for our eggrolls and my phở. Maybe 1 little ounce of sauce is good for most to spread among two people but not us! I thought I was mistaken when the man behind the counter told me I could get more sauce at the market across the parking lot. So I repeated my question and showed him what I was asking for, and he again motioned to the market across the lot and and said something in broken english about get more sauce at market… SERIOUSLY???
Phở Thien Y has lost my business over this. The food was always good, but the service needs improvements!

the phở here is pretty good. the staff here actually help you and check on you so if you like that. go here. cause most asians dont offer service.

After having a serious jonesing for bahn mi, I scoped out Unilocal to find a decent spot. After reading the reviews, I decided to give Phở Thien Y a try. Located in northeast FTW in a strip mall containing several restaurants and a medium-​sized asian supermarket, Phở Thien Y is a decent, budget-​friendly spot for vietnamese cuisine. The combination springrolls are delicious and remarkably large, but as for the bahn mi itself, I was not too impressed. A really good bahn mi should have a very crusty on the outside, soft on the inside bun… unfortunately Phở Thien Y’s bun was crusty throughout. As in a bit tough to chew. It’s too bad, as the sandwich contents were considerable and very tasty. Crunchy pickles, loads of cilantro, mayo and well-​grilled pork will definitely fill you up, but once again, the bread let it down. I will probably go back to try one of their other dishes, after which I’ll update this review.

I really enjoyed their chicken sandwiches, spring rolls, and shrimp fried rice. The sandwiches were tasty with the grilled chicken and the pickled veggies. The spring rolls were large in portion and great with the peanut sauce. I am really impressed with the portion of all the food and their price. For $ 22, it feed 2 – 3 people for both dinner and lunch the next day! The staff was also polite.

Not too shabby! I split a pork bahn mi (less than $ 3) with a friend. If I lived nearby or worked closer I’d stop by more for this. The bread was a little tough but the baguette was overflowing with lots of tender pork, carrots, jalapeño and cucumber. It’s listed under appetizers but really, it’s enough for a meal.
And because I always eat way more than I should, for my entrée I ordered a vermicelli bowl with pork, chicken, shrimp, pork skin and eggroll. Very filling and everything was good. The shrimp tasted a little extra fishy and the chicken was slightly dry. I liked it well enough.
It wasn’t my favorite Vietnamese meal but not bad at all. I’ll be back!

Horrible experience!
Stopped by here for quick lunch after grocery shopping at Asian Market next to it. Turned out to be too long lunch. It was around 1 PM. Restaurant was pretty empty, only 4 tables including me. I ordered combination fried rice and water. It took a good 10 minutes just to bring me a glass of water and another 15 minutes for my food. Food is alright. Nothing to crave about. Interior is OK but flies are everywhere. Horrible service. I said «Thank You» after he dropped off my food and he only give me «Hmm.»
Definetely NEVER COME BACK!