Pho No. 1

Pros–
Great price for the amount of food you get.
Quality of food.
Great healthy alternative to other fast food or eating out options.
Quick service.
Cons–
It can be a hit or miss with what you personally like because not many people are familiar with phở here.
Recommendations–
Chicken Phở (my absolute favorite)
Orange Chicken
Spring wraps
Anything from the V. section of the menu does not come in the warm broth like the regular phở does.(just a heads up)

The chicken phở was amazing! It didn’t taste weird or bland like most Utah restaurants. The staff were friendly and welcoming! I recommend this place to anyone craving some phở!

One of the best things about attending this restaurant was the toothpicks. The toothpicks are made out of bamboo or some hardwood that made picking your teeth a delight. They didn’t splinter or loose their tip. Great find Phở No. 1 on having the No. 1 toothpick.
As for the phở it’s not quite No.1… not bad just not the best phở I have had. It wasn’t oily as some phở places tend to be, which was a major plus, but it didn’t make up for the bland taste. Their portion sizes aren’t as big as other phở restaurants and they are stingy with the meat which was a let down.
The good thing about Phở No. 1 was the phở tasted fresh and simple which made it nice to personalize the flavor to your liking with the sauces. The bail, sprouts, jalapeños, and cilantro were all fresh and delicious. Once you added in all of the extras it ended up being very good phở.
The service was good as well. We had a very attentive waitress who always made sure we had enough water and that we were taken care of. The restaurant was clean and stocked with useful things like napkins, silverware, chopsticks, straws, and sauces.
Overall a good experience but not somewhere I will be dying to go back.

I’d like more variety of sauces. The phở is a little sweet for my liking, but still very good.
The fried rice is simple, no extra onion fillers (some places have too much) which is just right for my picky son.

I’m kicking myself for only lived half a mile from this place for almost 3 years and have only now found out what a lovely gem this place is.
I had the vermicelli bowl (V1) and my husband had the lemon grass chicken (R3). Both were extremely delicious, but I think I’ll get the vermicelli bowl with chicken next time instead of pork. The portion are huge and the price is surprisingly low. It’s about $ 8 – 10 for each entrée, but you’ll most likely have left overs.
I also ordered the Honeydew Boba which was amazing. It’s very sweet and smooth. Highly recommend it!
They have a lot of parking and a lot of seating. They also have very convenient hours. I have not tried any of the Chinese style dishes, but I would recommend sticking with their signature Vietnamese dishes since they are a Phở place.

My husband and I LOVE this place! We seriously go there a couple of times a week because it is so delicious. The Phở «P2» steak with extra veggies is the best! The service is very personable. A definite «go to «place.

I have driven by this place for a while and I finally decided to stop in. The sweet and sour chicken was good and the service was fast and friendly. I will try it out again.

Best Vietnamese Cuisine. They have great lunch specials. The staff were attentive. They have plenty of parking. The place is nice and clean. I would like more Chinese combination options.

This is phở def the best phở place in the Utah! I’m not even kidding, I’m phở real. The service was awesome and the whole experience was really phở-​n. At this point you might be like, what the phở? Is this guy phở serious? In fact I am phở serious. Not only was the ambiance great, but the phở itself was supremely on point. If there were a phở election I would elect this place phở president, I would elect it phở King!

Wow! I was really impressed with the Phở and how many different varieties available, so if your picky you have a few choices. Bringing kids that don’t have a taste for diversity just yet? No problem! My little girl happily chose to eat a corn dog and fries from the kids menu. Staff was friendly and it was clean.

Absolutely loved this place! I have eaten at many other Vietnamese restaurants in the Utah Valley area and this is THE best. The broth was super tasty and the veggies that came with it were fresh!
Our waiter was super friendly and we didn’t have to wait too long for our phở.
I’d definitely come back!

My husband and my son included we love phở, and this place is the closest to our house for a phở resto. The staff they are very cool, quiet and nice. We usually get their meat balls and the phở that has all types of meat and their fresh spring roll. This place is reasonably priced. The meatballs aren’t the best it tastes frozen comparing to other phở place we’ve been like Phở So 1 in Las Vegas and Phở Cali in Midvale and SLC. Over all this place will do if we need our phở fix.

We have frequented this place for years. The food is delicious, but the service is horrible. We waited for our food tonight for over 45 minutes. Our drinks were never refilled. We had to ask for missing parts of our entrees. I felt so bad for the two young men who were trying, but unable to keep up. Come on owner, hire a few more people!

This is one of our weekly go-​to restaurants. We were super excited upon moving here to find this gem. It isn’t much to look at, but we’ve brought family and friends here and everyone has enjoyed it. Friendly service, ample portions and fair prices. Consistently great food quality. To go orders are treated with the same amount of care and identical portion size. Herbs are fresh. Beef phở broth is amazing. Lychee and mango bubble tea is spot on.

I love the Phở and vermicelli noodle bowls! I always finish and wish I had just a little bit more! The spring rolls are fresh and authentic, so delicious with the hoisin/​peanut sauce!
They have bubble tea that is also delicious! Lychee, coconut, and Thai tea are my favorite!
Owners and workers are so sweet and nice. Takeout is fast, as is eating at the restaurant! LOVE IT!

This place gets a «solid» rating. The phở is OK, the lunch price is cheaper than fast food, and the other viet plates are good. The chinese food is bland, or as I call it «Utah spicy,» but not in a bad way. They just plainly must deal with a lot of South Utah Super-​Pickies and have decided you may add your own salt, soy, pepper, etc and thus they will be lest bothered.
The dinning room is nothing fancy, just kind of café style, but is pretty clean. The waitstaff is pretty decent. A pretty solid entry and a good place to go for a fast lunch.

This Phở is amazing the broth is so flavorful. We love the portion sizes and the service is great, everytime.

Great service, clean restaurant, and decent prices.
The main drawback for my wife and I was the amount of ingredients in the Phở. She ordered shrimp Phở, and in a big bowl there were only three medium size shrimp. I ordered beef Phở (and we have had the chicken as well) and they just really seem to skimp on the amount of meat, that they give you.
Good broth, its just a lot to spend $ 20 with tip, on broth and noodles. IMHO

Heading down to Orem for a gig on a rainy night and felt the need for some Phở. Unilocal gave only a couple of options including Phở number 1.
We got a couple items to go. A phở with a combo of meats and a house special vermicelli noodle bowl.
The staff was friendly and we didn’t have to wait too long for our food. Prices were average.
The marinated pork in the salad was the star of the meal. The broth of the phở was delicious, probably some of the best we have had. The meat in the phở was another story. Super lean and presented cold. Even though it was supposed to be a combo of meat, it all just seemed like lean roast beef deli meat.
The salad was good and came with 2 shrimp and an egg roll.
Overall not a bad spot for Phở, especially since there don’t seem to be a ton of options in the area. I think if we were to go back it would be for the broth and the marinated pork.

The Phở was good, but not great. One of my favorite things about Phở is how aromatic and flavorful the broth is. Sometimes I even get it with just veggies to enjoy the broth without all the distraction. The Phở here is good, but the broth leaves a lot to be desired: the aroma, the overall flavor and the spice. We were pleasantly surprised the chicken was great– thin cuts of chicken breast which were great.
The highlight was the lemongrass chicken vermicelli noodle bowl. It was served with some shrimp and an egg roll and was really good, after my husband was «sad about his Phở» he ordered a second plate of the this to go.
+ Great service, very quick, and at around $ 8 a meal, good value.
— No Deli (if you’re looking for banh mi), Phở was just ok
We are on the hunt for a great Phở place without the drive to West Valley. We would come back here until we find a place we love.