Pho Ty

I can’t believe I was sent on a goose chase for the past 15 minutes looking for a place that is closed down. The first 3 times, I thought I missed the sign or I took the wrong turn. The next 3 – 4 times I was spinning around the plaza looking for a phở place and went across the street even… Only to see a couple sushi places. Then I thought maybe my gps was acting up and didn’t want to take me to get my phở. So I used Google maps and only to find out that the sign is missing from the building and it’s closed down. Unilocal needs to close this one down, because the open hours are deceiving.

Blah, we have given this place it’s fair share of chances to straighten-​up-​and-​fly-​right, but to no avail. The broth is boring. They are rather stingy with the veggie add-​ins, but who cares, ’cause they ain’t fresh. Staff tends to be very blasé that you have come to their establishment, and get to you when they deem you have waited long enough and they have finished their long drawn out yelling conversations with each other.

Place got closed down
Due to being so dirty
Don’t think they have washed their table cloths in years.

This restaurant provides very good quality and quantity of food for a very reasonable price. Our favorite is the Phở– Eye of Round Steak and the Pork Bun Vermicelli Bowl with an added egg roll. Their milk bubble teas are also awesome. We really appreciate how fast they are, despite sometimes being understaffed. It is nice to have a place like this in Sherwood.
This post is mostly in response to Jesse S. on 3÷2÷15. My family and I were in the restaurant at the same time as this group. We suspected they would post on here and wanted to make sure we defended Phở Ty. The restaurant was understaffed (as I mentioned above) and when this group walked in, they commanded the full attention of the waiter; special orders and specific requests. That is all fine, but they were rude and loud. All the other customers could hear them and that is why I heard all of their conversation with the waiter. The restaurant was out of one item, and they were informed of that before they placed their order (in response to: «they were out of everything»). They came in after us and were served before us– I believe the waiter brought out their food as it was ready. If Jesse S. was done before his sister, that was very fast eating because we still didn’t have our food yet and we maybe waited 10 minutes. He found the fly at the end of the meal, and yes, the whole restaurant heard about it (in response to: «I quietly walked to the register»). The «confrontation» happened at their table. The beer, which was bottled and opened at their table, was ¾ done when they found the fly in it. During their meal, I whispered to my husband that this group likely keeps flies in their purse to get free meals at restaurants. When informed, the owner offered to take it off the bill, and bring them a new dish, but this group demanded that they comp their meal! I nearly started laughing at how my sarcastic comment was coming to life before me. English is not the owner’s first language and this group was not very understanding of the language barrier. The owner was not the rude one, and as they left, he politely asked them not to return to his establishment. We, and likely the other customers, felt like standing up and applauding the owner. The waiter apologized to the other patrons after this group left.

It was an overall nice meal. I enjoy the fish wrap, porkchop and shrimp dish and my wife and kids eat the pad Thai. It is
A lighter flavor, without all of the peanut or peanut sauce that other restauara ts use. Overall, if you want a dependable, reasonably priced authentic Vietnamese meal, this is a good place to visit.

For the majority of my life, I’ve eaten phö. It’s fair to say that there was a good 5 year point in my life where I ate it 5 – 7 times a week. Especially when it got cold. (Or I was nursing a hangover: p)
I really enjoy this spot. It’s close to home and reminds me of home. Service isn’t the best but it isn’t the worst either. My coffee usually comes after my meal. Which isn’t really a deal breaker in any sense, but is a bit of an annoyance.
The broth is the real all-​star here. And is the signature of any good phö restaurant. It is very flavorful. And was pleasantly surprised when I took my first sip. I normally order tai which is raw steak that cooks in the soup. But i think they precook it a bit. Which takes away some of the flavor and gives the meat a bit of a rubbery texture. One of the reasons they are getting 3 stars instead of 4.
I’ve tried a few of the other menu items. I’ve gotten the fried egg rolls several times. Came out burned each time. I tried their fried rice with pork chop. The pork portion was very small. And I’m used to tomato fried rice. So I didn’t find this version very appealing.
All in all it is not a bad spot. And if I wanted other things on the menu, I would just go to another restaurant that does them better. But for a fast, local bowl of phö, this place can’t be beat and is why I keep coming back.

Don’t ever try this Phở restaurant! POOR HORRIBLE SERVICE! They (young man and waitress) are awful. They seem like they don’t care about anything.

The super bowl is good. The bean sprout is really refresh, the broth is clear and taste good, the meat is a little less than I would expect. Everything is good with the phở except the meat balls that comes with the bowl should be homemade rather than the frozen ready made meat balls.

I have never written a review before but the service here was so bad, I feel compelled to share! The waiter only looked up from his phone when he absolutely had too. He was glued to his device the entire time. He looked up when we came in the door, walked us to the table and immediately pulled out his phone even before he walked away from the table. We had to interrupt him by calling to him when we were ready to order and when we needed tea and when we needed a check. If I was the owner of this place I would be furious! It was a lesson for my teenagers on how «not» to be an employee. Too bad, because the food was pretty good.

One of the better-​tasting Phở I have had in West Side suburbia. Unfortunately, after several happy trips, and an evening visit on 11÷8÷2014, we will not be back. The website says they are open until 9pm. The lettering on the outside windows says they are open until 9pm. At 8:20, they turned off the outside sign, flipped the signboard to closed, and at 8:30 on the dot brought us our check and asked if we needed a box despite the fact we were obviously still eating. When we asked how late they were open the server said 8:30, then literally started mumbling when we pointed out that they advertise being open until 9. The 4-​person staff then proceeded to stand next to the cash register clicking pens and coughing until we left. As a side note, I asked for «extra meat» and only got a token piece of each item on the Phở #1 ingredient list. Good potential, but greedy and rude attitude. Unfortunate.

Not the best phở I’ve ever had but pretty good. The service is fine and speedy. What makes it 4 stars instead of 3 is that it is extremely reasonable on my wallet for serviceable phở.

When id get sick the first place I’d come to is Phở Ty and order a vegetarian phở. It wasn’t the best id ever had but not the worst, and it always hit the spot. But recently I feel like the owner of this establishment is letting go. The place is dirty, dusty, and grimy. I went in with my boyfriend to order bubble tea, and I peered back into the kitchen. I was totally mortified, and decided not to order food there again. I received my bubble tea and left. As I drove away I noticed a long black hair mixed into my tea. I will no longer give this spot my business nor do I recommend anybody order here. It’s far from sanitary.

Interesting mix of phở and Thai food.
Phở was very good, tasty broth and good meat. Could have used more veggies, I like lots of sprouts and basil with my phở.
Service was ok, a little slow. If you can look beyond the sticky menus and condiment jars, and the fact that it looks kind of like a hole in the wall in a sherwood strip mall, then give it a shot. It isn’t someplace I would drive to sherwood to frequent, but phở options are few in the area so if you really want it, here it is.

This place has horrible customer service plus it looks dirty. they keep chop sticks on the table for days they sit in dust and the cup that holds it was very dirty.

It’s just ok. Place was slow and salad rolls were small and lacked flavor and herbs.

This place has gone downhill. The place seems dingy and dirty. The service is terrible. The big guy with glasses (owner, owners son) is rude and nearly chased me away when I came in 15 minutes before they closed. The food ended up be terrible. I can’t see this place lasting too long with this bad service and food.

I would give this place a solid 3 stars, not awesome but OK in a pinch in Sherwood.
We actually drove to Sherwood for our favorite Japanese joint but they were closed and we ended up here.
It needs a good clean and the fish tank is grossly dirty. They have onsite video gaming which I am not a fan of, if you want that go to a video gaming parlor. There is just too much junk lying around in general and coupled with the general dirty feeling I don’t think I would ever go back.
Onto the food; overpriced for what you get, light on the meat. Phở broth was thin and not very flavorful. It would probably be great for the newbie to Phở and Vietnamese food, but not an experienced eater.
One thing I did appreciate is the fact they make their Fried Spring Rolls with Rice Paper Wrappers, it is much tastier yet more time consuming.

A-​OK is just about right. Location is good as there are not too many Phở places in Sherwood. I had the phở with flank and the broth was seasoned pretty well but just a little thin (it was a late late lunch so the fault may be mine). Decent portion of meat (flank) and onion and noodles. The normal side of basil, sprouts, lime was adequate but i didn’t like the jalapeño sliced lengthwise. Yes, I am that particular but I ate it anyway.
The place is a little dark and service was just okay. The server/​cashier was running solo (serving 3 tables — big deal). His idle time could have been used sweeping/​cleaning (or filling my water glass; read on)
I run my phở on the extreme spicy side so I managed to empty my water glass a few times and had to wait for refills which oddly were only ½ a glass of water into a plastic 10oz cup. Good thing I went in well hydrated. I will go again. Spousal unit had bun thit (grilled pork) which was pretty damn tasty. I will, however, arrive closer to lunch hour and see if food quality and service improve or implode.
I’m glad I went. Nice to have another tried and tested option.

Plus 1 star for location adjustment. One of your best options in the Sherwood/​Tualatin area if you’re looking for an alternative to the chains.
Food: 4 stars
Service: 3 stars
Ambiance: 2 stars
Price: 2 stars
I always order the Phở Ga — Chicken Phở. Broth was had nice flavor with plenty of onions and scallions. Chicken was a decent mix of dark and light meat; however, a lot of the meat had tough fat or tendon attached witch made for a lot of chewing and spitting. I’m a fan of the flavors instilled by dark meat and fat but it was a little much here.
The restaurant is in Sherwood’s central strip malls. There’s kind of a lot of Lotto stuff in here and the condiments at the table all need a refill and a wipe down.
Options in this area are sad. This is absolutely one of the best options in Sherwood so I’ll probably be back…

I’ve been here several times for the food, great food! The restaurant looks to be owned by an Vietnamese family, which to me is a good sign… authentic food cooked by that ethnicity. I like their food but was really craving boba tea.
The best tea is made with real fruit, they only had avocado, so that wasn’t gonna work. I caved in. and got a powder drink quick I could tell had a little gritty texture. The upside was that I was impressed with their soft tapioca balls. I’m sticking with their food and driving farther out to Fat Straw for boba tea!