Pho Vietnamese Restaurant

Rose’s Phở restaurant is by far the best I’ve ever had. I have enjoyed everything I have tried here! Great prices and quick service!

This place is a joke. Serious joke.
The owner lady wasn’t nice but I don’t really care because I wanted phở.
I got their brisket and tendon phở. I hear microwave beeping. Ummmm I was the only one there. I ordered phở. Why is there a need for microwave?
The soup comes out and it is PIPING HOT. Like beyond hot. I look at the sauce bottles and it is just dirty. Some are empty. Some have sticky residue on them. Who knows when the bottles were cleaned.
The soup had bits and pieces of black stuff. The basil was dark brown… Rotten.
Yeah options are limited but this place is just not right. It is unsanitary too.
Don’t eat here.

Good, standard phở here. Broth is on point, which every phở lover knows is the make or break. I got the #14 special soup which has beef flank and meatballs. The flank was dry but the meatballs were tasty. I also ordered the lychee drink that was $ 2 for a couple of lychee but not enough drink. Still yummy though!
I came here alone so I was wary about the area of this restaurant. Seemed a little jenky, plus for a Saturday night it was just me and another couple dining in. No music is playing inside so it’s just very quiet. I was the last person left; I noticed the place closes at 8, so I got up to pay at 7:45… After leaving the restaurant and going to my car, I looked back and saw that the lights of the place were entirely off already. It kind of spooked me to be the only person in the parking lot so I quickly hopped in my car.
I can’t see myself coming here with a group of people bc the lady who owns it seems to be running the whole joint. Food came out at a regular pace, but mind you I was dining alone. Reviews said she is friendly but I got a quiet, stand-​offish vibe. I just ordered, ate, paid and left.

The food is pretty good. I get the #32 which is pretty generic of a dish but it is really good when you add the Sriracha. The fried egg rolls are my favorite of any I have ever had. I really like it with Sriracha as well. The little lady that works there is really nice but it’s kind of deceiving. Once she gets talking she is really nice.

Owner is such a sweet lady who knows her customers. The Vietnamese spring rolls are great. Steamed rice paper with fresh Thai basil and mint, whole shirmp, and vegetables with a Thai peanut sauce. My favorite is #12 — Lemongrass Chicken with Coconut Milk. I ask for not spicy and it still has a bit of a kick. Served over noodles. Also like Beef and Egg Roll fried rice. Jasmine Tea is really good, too. Pictures of dishes on the wall help you choose.

Awesomeness pretty simple… lady owns the place is fabulous and the food is great!

My lil girl and I ate here yesterday and we loved it! I had the chicken lemongrass in coconut milk vermicelli and shrimp spring rolls. It’s was the best Vietnamese food I’d had since Bentonville, AR. Even my picky eater dug-​in and finished off her egg rolls and fried rice. Diffidently go there again maybe today with the rest of my heard!
O and before you go, head over next door to the Haute Goat Creamery… really good handmade artisan cheese made onsite.

If Jesus Christ were a soup he’d be #21!!!
Rosie is so friendly and will gladly show you how to eat each dish if you’d like.
Try the Vietnamese coffee!!! You won’t be disappointed!

Love it. Always fresh and delicious! 8b, spring rolls, coffee… Mmmmm

Excellent food! I had the lemongrass tofu in coconut milk over rice and it was very flavorful. It was the best I have ever had in this area! I also had the tofu spring rolls. very tasteful. Great restaurant with friendly and helpful staff.

Stopped by here on my way through town. very glad i did. Best phở I have ever eaten! The lady there is very friendly and it seemed pretty clean, I was a little worried from the other reviews, but it was very good.

The older lady that is working here is finally smiling. What a pleasant surprise to break the monotony.
The food is okay, but not the best in Longview. However, their fried wontons are definitely worth the visit.

Very nice late lunch at a restaurant that was new to me – Phở, in Longview, Texas. Excellent spring rolls, a decent grilled peak over rice, and a truly superior shrimp with lemon grass over phở noodles.
Unless you have an asbestos tongue, don’t ask for very spicy. My girlfriend did, and our very helpful waitress, just looked at her and raised an eyebrow. «Is that too hot?» the GF asked. «I like real spicy things.». The waitress cocked her eyebrows again. «Or would medium spicy be better?» the GF asked. The waitress nodded (wisely, it turns out). I’ve been disappointed before when this sort of thing happens in an ethnic restaurant and you end up with bland food. But not to worry here. The dish was full of spice and flavor. I wouldn’t have wanted it any more spicy and might have had it half a notch lower. My girlfriend said it was just right.
But an excellent (and modestly priced meal) all around. The staff is a bit shy, but very helpful. I’d be glad to return here any day!!!

Very pleased. I definitely enjoy the lemongrass chicken over vermicelli. Probably my favorite dish although, I have yet to try it all. The restaurant and service could be nicer but hey, I go to eat!

We have been going to Phở since they open and are very happy with the food. Some things can be improved, the atmosphere, the service, but I come here for the food. Not greasy, well prepared, and very authentic. I would suggest a few changes such as separating the check out and storage area from the dining areas as it seems it has caused some negative reviews. I have never seen anything like the one comment on unsanitary conditions and we eat there at least every other week, if not weekly.

I used to go to this restaurant a lot. However… the last time I ate here, I watched as the waitress cleared the table next to ours. She took the glasses to the sink, rinsed them and set them upside down next to what I thought were clean glasses. Then as I was paying for my lunch at the counter, I noticed the same waitress grab two glasses from the same stack and fill them with tea for a couple who had just arrived. YUK! I was disgusted and haven’t been back since!
Please understand the food here is good — I love the phở noodles, but I just can’t deal with the questionable cleanliness. Sorry!

i was already disappointed, of course I tried the phở, they used the small thin noodles, which i don’t like, the broth was plain, i’ve tasted better, but I’ll give it a credit since there is a phở place here in tyler. Maybe I’ll go try other dishes once in a couple of months… of course I’ll be out of here by then :) travel travel…

Authentic and delicious! Am I in East Texas?

Coming from Houston and growing up with authentic Vietnamese food cooked by my parents, I would say this place has delicious authentic fresh phở. Phở is a beef noodle soup if you didn’t know.
The good: They really are Vietnamese. The owner could be my aunt. They use authentic ingredients and their Phở is fresh! It’s not from powder add water.
Cons: The lack of fresh vegetables and herbs on the grilled pork plate. If you just ask, you shall receive.
What’s authentic?
Most of the menu. But bo luc lac served on french fries? Got to try it before I judge.
What to get? Phở. I mean that’s the name of the place right?
If you’re complaining about the service — yes you don’t get white table cloth service. That’s because it’s a Vietnamese restaurant and you’re paying less than $ 10 for your meal. If you want more water, ask for it… they don’t bite.

We found this to be very interesting. If you like to try new places give this a go! The food was very good, though I can not compare to others, as this is my first time to eat Vietnamese food.