Pho Mc

The phở here is pretty good. Also, on Friday and Saturday nights they are open until like 3 am with a limited menu. I’ve always came during the late hours and everything tasted good. Place is kind of loud during the night, but it’s ok for me as long no one bothers me. Service isn’t too bad either. If you crave phở late night hit this place up.

Food: the food is good! I only ever get bun bo hue or phở. My only concern is that the toppings to my bun bo hue is different each time. Sometimes there will be toppings I didn’t have last time, or the toppings I had last time won’t be there. Atleast tell me if you’re out of something. Still good though.
Service: it’s pretty bad, but it also looks like they’re understaffed, so you have to understand that. Getting your order taken takes forever, getting drinks take forever, but they’re nice when they do come! Haha
I WAS going to give this 3 stars, but I really love how they open til 3 on Fridays and Saturdays. I stay out late and I don’t want no McDonald’s or IHOP when I’m hungry. OH AND THE MUSIC IS SO GOOD. Lowkey want to ask them for their playlist lol.

Didn’t like the food. Didn’t like the atmosphere. Staff is very very rude. Tried it once and immediately eliminated it from my rotation.

So when it comes to a late night meal you have limited options in Wichita. This was actually a first for me to go try this place and it was interesting. I ordered number #16 which was phở with thinly sliced beef that cooked in the broth as it sat on front of me. Overall it was tasty but I felt like there were some un necessary additives in the dish. Their fried dumplings were ok, nothing spectacular. The fried rice had a lot vegetables in it and seemed fresh but they were not as tasty as a few other places I have been. But again remember, there are not a lot of 2 – 3 am food eating options. so of the places to go o would probably return here over the other options.

Probably one of favorite places to get fried rice. The taste is one of the best in my opinion. My friends usually order Phô when we go and they say it’s one of the best in town. Atmosphere feels kinda strange and dining service is not top notch, but overall I still like eating there.

Good food and service. Alot of people come here for Bun Bo Hue, spicy beef noodle soup. Phở is good, probably the best option in Wichita.

I have tried Phở as many place as possible. The Phở Tai here is sublime. One of the lightest broth’s around. Service is always exceptional as well. I really enjoy a meal at Phở Mc.

This my 2^nd time ordering from them and both times are disappointing.
Today will be my last. I ordered to go of Bun bo hue (spicy noodle soup) and Korean bbq rice dish, and a thing of hot coffee with condensed milk. What I got instead is Bun thit nuong (rice noodles with grill pork) and ICED coffee with condensed milk. Not what I wanted. The Korean bbq order is correct but the meat wasn’t enough to eat with the rice.
Another thing that irritates me was the service. When a customer walks into the restaurant, don’t just ignore them. Second of all, don’t gossip all your drama an ear shot away. No one wants to hear you talking shit about other girls. The restaurant was empty so everything was said loud and clear.

My favorite phở in Wichita! Great egg rolls too! Staff is friendly and able to recommend new entrees as well. Broth and noodles are first class. Highly recommend.

I got #32 (pork chop, shredded pork, baked egg) and my friend got bun bo hue. Our waitress was very nice. I enjoyed what I had, but it wasn’t spectacular or anything. My friend really liked her bun bo hue though and ordered some to take home for her dad and brother.
My water never got refilled. The last time I saw our waitress was when she brought our food to the table. It was my first time there and I assumed that they would eventually bring us the check. We waited for about fifteen minutes and decided it was probably best to just go to the counter and pay.
Overall, service was below average but the food was okay. I live half an hour away so I don’t know if it’s worth the drive.

Phở MC was delicious! They were a little busy and only had 2 waiters but our waiter was extremely friendly so that made up for it. Food was delicious! Will definitely be going back!

This was my first time eating here and I enjoyed it. I usually eat at little Saigon and I was scared to try some place new. I only had phở a few times which was recently at Little Saigon but this place was almost the same! I like that they offer u bowl sizes here. However I don’t like that the Togo containers are Togo cups. It makes it hard to drive home trying not to spill anything. Nevertheless food was great and so was the service!

Food is great but their waiter is this fat guy with a huge head he is a terrible server dude has like one job and he can’t even do it right.

This is the third time I have eaten here at Phở MC. As usual, the food was adequate but not overwhelming. Of course I ordered the sweet and sour chicken, so I wasn’t expecting much.
We were the only people in the restaurant for most of the time. The waiter brought us water, but didn’t offer us anything else to drink. The food came quickly, after which the waiter spent the remainder of his time on the phone.

Food was good and the Thai tea was spot on. Service was a little off as it seemed there was only 1 worker.

Food overall was ok, but the service was terrible. Took us 30 mins to get the order in and quite a long time getting foods out.

I had the # 5 Summer Roll and # 21 Pork Chop.
10 out 10 excellent meal.
Excellent service.
Vietnamese is my favorite food and I am
Very picky.

This is a good option for Vietnamese food on the east side. I’ve been here twice so far. The phở’s broth is pretty good. And both times, the spring rolls were rolled fresh (the noodles were still warm). The portion for the rice dishes are also plentiful.

I’ve been here three times since my first visit and they’ve improved greatly. I’ve had their bun bo hue twice and their pork rice combination plate and they give huge portions! The grilled pork was very tender. My coworkers also enjoyed their food such as the egg roll vermicelli dish and the shrimp fried rice. I’ll be back :)
PS. Their service can be very crummy though. Not very attentive.

Phở Mc’s titular dish is exactly as good as some of the better phở places in town, many of which are only a mile or two from this establishment. A succulent base broth flavored with a bit of fish sauce, only to be immediately made irrelevant by the deluge of bean sprouts, chiles, basil, lime, sriracha, hoisin sauce, and more fish sauce before I begin to chow down. The Dac Biet also contains all the tripe, tendon, meatball, and rare brisket you’d expect.
The guy taking my order initially scoffed at my ordering of the smallest bowl of phở, and convinced me towards adding a bahn mi to my dinner, as well. Joke’s on me, though — the bowls here are just as largely disproportional as they are at every other Vietnamese restaurant, so I ended up with too much food.
What I would consider to be inadequate in comparison to other restaurants in the bahn mi, which were only offered in a three variations of the boring «barbecue pork» you’d find in Chinese takeout. They were light on vegetables, too, and the bread didn’t have the flaky brittle crust that defines the sandwich. Still cheap as ever, though.
The space and the people are nice, and while I would definitely never turn down the opportunity for a return visit, there’s better phở and bahn mi within close proximity in this part of town.