Cozy Vietnamese spot shines with moist clay pot chicken and lively, smoky ambiance. Pho ga offers chicken thigh noodles priced at $12.99, with flavor varying by visit. Intimate seating and clean decor make it a solid choice for authentic eats.
Pho ga features Vietnamese chicken thigh in a noodle soup priced at 12.99 dollars. The flavor ranges from so so to very yummy depending on the visit.
"The grilled chicken here has the most amazing crispy skin."
"The clay jar chicken here is uniquely flavorful and perfectly grilled."
"I found the Pho Ga so delicious and yummy."
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Reservations are not accepted, and items sell out quickly.
Cash payments receive a discount, while credit card payments incur a 3% surcharge.
Expect to pay around $38 for a meal including sides.
Spacious dining room with air conditioning offers comfort. Chicken pho features generous portions and a flavorful broth. Clean space and free parking make dining easy. Pho Ga shines with delicious flavor and a tasty dry option.
Pho Ga soup noodle here stands out for its delicious flavor and consistent quality. The Dry Pho Ga also offers a tasty alternative to the classic soup version.
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There is plenty of free parking available, so parking won't be a headache.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted, but contactless payment may require assistance.
The portion sizes are generous, especially for the large bowl.
Gray, unassuming space with a run-down exterior and relaxing background music creates a low-key atmosphere. Locals frequent the spot for juicy lemongrass chicken, crispy sticky rice, and authentic chicken pho served in generous portions. Outdoor patio accommodates bikes, adding to the casual, no-frills vibe.
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There is always plenty of parking slots in their own lot.
The prices are reasonable for the portion sizes.
The food is affordable with good portion sizes.
Spacious layout and family-friendly vibe make it welcoming. Chicken pho features a true Hanoian style broth, offering a solid choice. Staff wear professional uniforms, adding polish to the vibrant atmosphere.
Chicken pho here has a decent broth that tries to capture a true Hanoian style. The pho ga offers a straightforward, solid option for those seeking chicken pho.
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The restaurant has ample parking space, making it easy to find a spot.
Pho Ha Noi is very kid-friendly, accommodating families with strollers.
Come early at lunch for easy parking and immediate seating.
Bright, clean space buzzes with Vietnamese disco music and fresh pho noodles made in-house. Pho Ga shines with tender chicken and rich broth boosted by many bones. Unique sugarcane juice joint adds a refreshing twist to the lively dining experience.
Pho Ga comes out fast with bean sprouts, lime, and jalapenos on the side. The soup is hot and packed with flavor, thanks to high-quality chicken cooked tender and moist, plus many bones that boost the broth's taste.
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Pho de Nguyen offers a 50% discount for a month during their soft opening.
They make fresh pho noodles in-house daily.
They are open for takeout and delivery 24/7.
Cozy spot with fresh pho ga offers a light, comforting broth and tender chicken. Busy atmosphere means sharing tables but prices stay reasonable. Clean design and substantial portions make it feel like home.
Pho ga features fresh and light broth with carefully pulled chicken. It serves as a simple, comforting meal during pregnancy.
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The restaurant offers substantial portions, making it a good value for meals.
Takeaway is available, especially for early dinner orders.
Expect to share tables during busy hours due to limited seating.
Pho Ga offers clear broth and tender chicken with a side of half chicken. The menu focuses on glass noodles and rich flavors in a cozy setting where families enjoy authentic Vietnamese dishes.
Pho Ga features a clear, flavorful broth paired with tender chicken. The dish comes with a side of half chicken that complements the soup well.
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Parking is a little hard in this strip mall.
They accept card payments but prefer cash.
It was busy on Saturday night, and I had to wait 15 minutes for a table.
Small space with about 7-8 tables offers a homey vibe and family-like service. Pho ga shines with perfect noodles and chicken in ginger sauce. Regulars love the fresh chicken broth and silky rice noodles alongside Hainan Chicken. Cash-only keeps it traditional.
Pho ga features perfect noodles and chicken paired with a ginger sauce. It stands as a classic dish often ordered alongside Hainan Chicken by many tables.
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The restaurant accepts only cash.
Hai Nam chicken rice now accepts credit cards.
This place is known for the quality of the steamed chicken.
Small Vietnamese spot buzzes with authentic chicken pho made from tender free-range chicken and rich broth. Bone-in pho ga with medium rice noodles offers a savory, piping hot meal. Busy vibe and family-run charm keep regulars coming back.
Pho ga features a delicious and savory broth served piping hot with perfectly cooked sprouts. The bone-in pho ga with medium rice noodles offers a consistently excellent experience.
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Parking might be difficult due to the tiny plaza with narrow parking spaces.
There are often lines with people waiting outside.
Expect to spend about $30 or more per person.
Small space offers a cozy, homey feel with robot food delivery adding a unique touch. Pho Ga shines with fresh, tender chicken in a clear, authentic broth. Quiet early hours and electric pepper grinders enhance the calm, flavorful dining experience.
Pho Ga features both thigh and breast meats in a clear, authentic broth. The soup costs around $13.50 and offers a solid, chicken noodle meal option.
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The restaurant is open until midnight for late-night dining.
Expect busy lunch hours; arrive early to avoid long waits.
If your bill is under $20, only Zelle or Venmo payments are accepted.
Modern dining space features upscale decor and a long cocktail bar with tropical accents. Pho ga shines with its aromatic broth and deeply satisfying flavors. Trendy Viet-techno house music creates a stylish, relaxed vibe perfect for enjoying refined comfort food.
Pho ga offers a comforting, simple, and aromatic broth with deeply satisfying flavors. It stands out as a dish that draws strong cravings alongside imperial rolls and stir fried beef noodle soup.
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Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with great deals.
The restaurant is open late until 3 AM on Friday and Saturday.
Reservations are recommended during lunch rush as the place gets packed.
Large, clean space with an open concept suits groups well. Pho ga offers soft chicken with great texture, especially in the pho ga long trung non dish. Bold flavors and crispy sticky rice highlight authentic Vietnamese comfort food.
Pho ga features soft chicken that holds its texture well. The pho ga long trung non costs $19 and comes with sweet rice.
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The price for the pho ga long trung non is now $19.
Parking can be a real challenge at this restaurant.
The restaurant offers options to customize the boneless chicken exactly to my liking.
Spacious, modern interior with a decorative tree creates a calm vibe. Rich dark chicken broth defines the pho ga, paired with long white noodles for comfort. Fresh, light broth and authentic Vietnamese flavors make it a top spot for pho lovers.
Dark chicken broth stands out as a rich base for the pho ga. The dish includes long white noodles and delivers a comfort food vibe with its delicious chicken.
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Expect long wait times on weekends due to high demand.
Prices have recently increased, so check the menu before ordering.
To-go food costs more than dining in, so plan accordingly.
Open-air space with lots of greenery offers a calm, casual vibe. Pho ga features fresh dark meat and fresh noodles for rich texture. Seating includes a bar counter perfect for solo diners in a modern, inviting setting.
Dark meat in the pho ga stays fresh and delicious. Fresh noodles add to the rich texture making it stand out in the south bay.
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The restaurant is currently in a soft opening phase, affecting service speed.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant does not have a dedicated kids menu, so plan accordingly.