Pho Da Cao

Some of the best phở i’ve had in Tulsa. Would highly recommend.

Not a big «phở» girl, but my boyfriend says it’s the best in town. We go once a week and order spring rolls and the Vermicelli Salad. The staff knows us well and puts our order in as soon as we walk in the door. Highly recommend!

A nondescript strip mall Vietnamese restaurant in East Tulsa with an extremely affordable menu with traditional Vietnamese and Chinese dishes. I’ve tried a couple different versions of their phở, my favorite being the beef round with meat balls and adding a healthy amount of their homemade chili sauce. You also can’t beat the Vietnamese egg rolls or summer rolls to start. The service is quick and delivers delicious flavors of south east Asia.

Aww it was OK. I expected lots more due to the great reviews of the best phở in town but I got 2 places that are the best in town and this phở doesn’t quite measure to the best. The food was ok not the worst but not the best either. Got the phở, spring rolls (which I love anywhere I go) and Kung po chicken.

Great price and good food. I got the steak and meatball and it was delicious. I travel a lot and always try the phở when I see a good looking spot. This place is definitely worth checking out.

The combo phở was solid, good broth flavor. Also got the combo stir fry which was tasty.
The spring roll n crab rangoon were both ok.

There’s something to be said about the hole in the wall that has been open for years. This tiny place is one of two spots in Tulsa where I’ll get a bowl of phở. The staff is always friendly and attentive and the food is outstanding. I’ve dined here a dozen or so times and will continue to so long as they are open!

My absolute favorite phở place! The phở is always consistent, the staff is friendly, and it’s always delicious! This was my first experience with phở, but they have extras that some of the other locals don’t, such as quail eggs. They also have items for the phở-​fearing (like my husband), and it doesn’t disappoint!
If you want to try phở, come here, it’s the best phở in the land.

First time to try phở and I was not disappointed! Don’t let the outside (or inside, for that matter) of the restaurant scare you away. Service was quick and the food was fresh! I ordered the Vietnamese coffee, Chinese egg rolls, and bbq pork soup. All of that, excluding the tip was about $ 14. I loved that the add-​ins were so fresh! I added a healthy dose of sriracha and it was all just perfect! No complaints here! Oh wait… yes, just one complaint… this girl needs to work on her chopstick etiquette!

Took a friends suggestions for this place. It’s a little off the beaten path for me but it was well worth the hunt! I had the seafood phở. It was fantastic! A friend in our party has been to several Asian countries and swears it’s authentic!

This is a great location to get lunch. If you are wanting some great authentic Vietnamese food don’t hesitate to come in.
The outside looks a little scary and the inside is not much better but the food and service was great.
I have eaten here before in the past and never thought I would be in the area again. I finally made it back and I love it just as much as the first time!
Try it.

A solid choice for Vietnamese food in Tulsa! It’s located in a strip mall with plenty of parking. This restaurant is pretty big so it’s good for big groups.
The food here is pretty good! The V1 Bun with grilled pork is a good if you aren’t in the mood for soup. It comes with vermicelli noodles, bean sprouts, nuts, and other things.
The egg rolls that come with it is good too.

I have my local Phở shop where I live, and when I am in Tulsa I have Phở Da Cao. It is the best in my semi humble opinion. Again, a friend suggested the place and we made the short trip here for lunch during work. Ordered the Phở… duh. :) He ordered some crazy bowl of goodness that looked amazing. I wish I had a bigger stomach because I would have had that as well. He gave me something from his bowl, no idea what it was, but it was awesome.
The staff is friendly, the prices are really good and the food comes out quick and is super delicious. Try it!

Phở here is just as good as any other place. Came out super fast and I slurped that mess down real fast. It was a perfect bowl of noodle soup for a cold Friday night and I left very satisfied. The eggrolls and spring rolls are good, but somewhat smaller in size compared to other places. However, I can’t complain because I was there primarily for the phở. Definitely a solid 4 star place!

This is the only place we go for Phở in Tulsa. They also have a large selection of other Vietnamese and Chinese dishes. Everything is always very delicious. We have been getting food to go recently, and they are SO quick. It is fantastic! They always get your order right too which I appreciate.
I have dined in a number of times and the restaurant is clean and nice. It is always very quiet which isn’t really my cup of tea, but they always have silly Chinese gameshows on the TV. They are hilarious.
If you are looking for a go-​to phở place, this is it! Also the stir fried noodles are good if for some reason you’re not in the mood for phở :)

If you are vegetarian or vegan and looking for phó this is not the place to go. The broth is beef or chicken based and no vegetarian accommodations are available in regards to the broth. If you are flexible they do have *some* dishes that can be made to be vegetarian. They also have tofu that can be served soft or fried (tofu is available with an upcharge — ours was $ 1 extra for tofu).
Our waiter was nice enough to be upfront about what couldn’t be vegetarian and what could be customized. I had the Singapore Curry with fried tofu and it was very good. My boyfriend had stir-​fry vegetables in brown sauce with steamed rice. His dish smelled heavenly! It had a very aromatic garlic smell. He said it tasted a little too garlicy, but it was good.
If you are vegetarian or vegan and find yourself in Tulsa after 8 PM needing a decently satisfying meal on limited restaurant options this place will do just fine if you are willing to compromise. Our bill was $ 21.60 total for two entrees.
Three stars because we called the restaurant ahead to see if they had vegetarian phó with vegetarian broth and were assured «YES!» — and then they tried to get us to place an order over the phone. Trying to get someone to place an order over the phone seems commonplace for phó restaurants and is a pet peeve of mine. When we got there we were disappointed to find mostly meat on the menu and be told that they did not have vegetarian broth. What we had was satisfying, though I wouldn’t go out of my way to eat here again.

This place does not deserve 4 stars. The service was awful. They should be happy and lucky enough to have people come in here to eat. The whole time they rushed us through the ordering process and were very rude.
Ordered the spring rolls (please avoid, 95% noodles and lacked flavor)
Ordered the Vietnamese coffee (was actually really good but came out really fast so I’m pretty sure it was pre made and not fresh)
Ordered the medium phở with flank and meatballs (broth was on the sweeter side and had less aromatics to it. Had hardly any meat)
Would never come back here. Upset that we didn’t go to the other phở place that had the same amount of high reviews.

Nice variety of Vietnamese and Chinese food. Large portions. Good meal after a big night.
Waiter was attentive. Checked we had everything. Food came out fast.
We had the P7 and grilled vegetables bun. If you want some Vietnamese, come here. It’s not out of the world but it does the trick.

Wishing I lived in the area because this was the best phở restaurant I’ve been to! Quick, GREAT service and excellent food.

I’ve had Phở for the first time months ago & this time around, I gotta recommendation for this place. A friend stated that Phở is good for hangovers (), so I went ahead & made a visit to this place. I had a really bad headache & this helped out a lot.
I got the shrimp Phở. I think on the menu, it was P7 (their selections are numbered). The only thing that was a downfall, they were kinda stingy with the shrimp. Outside of the that, the fixings & broth made it fulfilling. I always add Sriracha. They also had a sauce that I can’t remember the name for nothing, but it’s spicy with red pepper flakes & paste-​like texture.
The service was good. Greeted once I walked through the door. They were consistent with others. Always checked to see if everything was ok.

Muy rico!
Healthier tasting than Viet Huong.