Casual pho restaurant with a cash-only policy and easy parking offers a healing atmosphere marked by the crackling sound of oil and rich beef aroma. The place stays never too crowded and serves authentic pho with great portions and exceptional prices.
Broth stays hot and authentic with a quick serving time. Pho offers excellent taste and great prices, making it a solid choice for takeout.
The soup features three generous pieces of oxtail in a small bowl priced at $12, with or without noodles. The broth arrives piping hot and pairs well with bean sprouts and nine-layer cake added for extra flavor.
"I've had really good, authentic pho here for over 15 years."
"The oxtail soup is loaded with generous pieces of meat."
"I considered this pho legit and really good."
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The restaurant only accepts cash payments.
An ATM is available on-site for cash withdrawals.
Prices are affordable, with most dishes around $12.
Small indoor space with cozy outdoor patio creates a relaxed, elegant vibe. Regulars are mostly older locals who visit during mornings and lunch. Vietnamese comfort food and coffee serve as the main draw, with dishes like sizzling bò nướng and pho offering familiar, comforting flavors.
Broth stays aromatic and comforting, not too salty with good protein and noodles. Meat comes out tender, and the pho serves piping hot for cold days.
Crab udon soup offers a seafood-rich broth with scallops and crab flavors. Prices hover around $14 for a decent bowl amid current inflation.
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Most menu items are priced between $10 and $20.
Finding a parking spot can be hit or miss in the busy lot.
The restaurant has been serving Vietnamese comfort food for over 7 years.
Large Vietnamese restaurant offers authentic atmosphere with a greenhouse sitting area that brings nature indoors. The vibe is family-friendly and generally quiet, creating a comfortable dining experience. Seating accommodates many, though the interior shows signs of age.
Beef pho tai stands out with rich flavor and tender meat. Bowls come cheap and taste great, making it a go-to for late-night hunger with free drinks and awesome service.
Soup comes hot and tasty with a fulfilling flavor. Pho soup stays consistently good and satisfying.
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Phở 54 accepts credit cards, but there's a $20 minimum for card use.
The restaurant opens at midnight, making it a late-night dining option.
Parking is hassle-free and readily available near the restaurant.
Small, clean space with quiet atmosphere and authentic Vietnamese staff speaking mainly Vietnamese. Open late until 3am, serving large portions of pho at very affordable prices with a focus on soup dishes only. Simple, old interior with no waiting for seats and a cash-only policy.
Generous portions of pho come with a clean, clear broth that has bone depth and is not sugary sweet. Prices range from $8 to $12, offering good value compared to other spots charging $15 or more.
Soups have an authentic base with great flavor that feels made with care. They offer a comforting taste unlike others, simple but satisfying.
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They only accept cash, so plan accordingly.
The restaurant opens late until 3am, perfect for night owls.
The small bowl of Pho costs $8, and the large costs $10.
Chicken-focused menu highlights glass noodles and rich, flavorful broth in a clean setting. Tables sit close together, creating a cozy but busy atmosphere. Regulars include families enjoying authentic Vietnamese chicken dishes with tender, well-prepared meat.
Broth comes clean, rich, and full of flavor with options like glass noodles, pho noodles, or steamed chicken. Offers Walking Chicken Pho and sides such as half chicken and tapioca vermicelli.
Rich, flavorful broth and perfectly cooked noodles define the chicken noodle soup here. Both dry and soup versions offer authentic Vietnamese taste with a light soup that complements the meal 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.
Vietnamese restaurant offers clean dining room with plenty of seating and Vietnamese music playing softly. Tables include call buttons for quick service, and sauces and utensils are easily accessible. Pho stands out as the best and most authentic dish, with large portions at reasonable prices.
Broth offers a delicious and authentic taste with a nice soup stock base. Pho comes with tender beef and a generous amount of sprouts and vegetables, making it a satisfying traditional dish.
Soup features a dark and sweet flavor that some enjoy. The stock is nice and the base tastes delicious, though packaging can cause spills.
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Parking spots around the restaurant should be enough if it is not peak lunch times.
The owner allows parking at the restaurant with a purchase.
Portion sizes are large and reasonably priced.
Vietnamese restaurant specializes in chicken pho with a busy, crowded atmosphere that often requires waiting in line. The space feels very Vietnamese in style and attracts many locals, reflecting its popularity. Despite the high demand, the taste remains consistent and well-regarded.
Chicken pho stands out with fresh broth and tender meat. The pho offers a balanced flavor that many find satisfying.
Chicken noodle soup stands out here with rich broth and tender meat. The chicken rice noodles soup offers a satisfying, flavorful option.
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Expect a long wait during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Arrive early to avoid long queues at dinner time.
Chicken pho is the only type of pho served here.
Small space with a cozy, homey feel and robot food delivery adds a unique touch. Quiet atmosphere early, with late-night hours catering to small groups. Known for fresh, tender chicken pho and electric pepper grinders enhancing the dining experience.
Broth in the pho is fantastic and clear, especially in the chicken pho which features fresh, tender chicken. Condiments include fresh spicy chilies that stand out and clear your sinuses.
Chicken noodle pho soup stands out with a clean broth and a sweet herb aroma. Electric pepper grinders let you add fresh ground pepper to taste.
Good to know
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.
Large Vietnamese restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor patio seating with a family-run atmosphere serving Northern classics for over 35 years. The vibe is casual and welcoming, suitable for groups or solo diners, with a wide variety of authentic dishes and free chè dessert. It stays open late, providing a relaxed spot for traditional meals well into the night.
Chicken pho with breast meat stands out as amazing here, alongside a pho wagyu option that draws attention. The pho offers authentic Northern Vietnamese flavors and comes in generous portions, including a kids size loaded with noodles and beef.
Bright, tangy Bun Rieu Oc Special features crab and snail over rice noodles. Meals end with a free, flavorful red bean soup dessert.
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The restaurant stays open until midnight, making it a late-night option.
Prices are reasonable, with many dishes under $20.
The menu features a wide variety of Vietnamese dishes, including pho and hot pot.
Small, bright interior offers a cozy and simple atmosphere with pretty, inviting decor. The space feels spacious despite location in a packed plaza, and a TV adds casual background entertainment. The vibe is chill and fun, attracting those seeking authentic northern Vietnamese dishes.
Pho here captures the northern Vietnamese style with a focus on Pho Bac flavors. Various pho and bun dishes come with delicious, traditional broth that stands out among other places.
Crab-based Banh Da Cua Hai Phong offers a unique twist on rice noodle soup. The broth stays authentic and pairs well with dry noodles for a satisfying bowl.
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Parking is available on Brookhurst Street across from Meet Fresh.
The restaurant is small and not ideal for large groups.
Most dishes are under $20, making it reasonably priced.
Small Vietnamese restaurant with about six tables creates a cramped, warm atmosphere. Busy with mainly takeout orders, it features traditional dishes like Banh Canh Tom Cua made with real crab. The place plays good music and offers a cozy, mom-and-pop vibe.
Phở tái stands out as the most recommended dish, praised for its flavor and quality. Adding lots of lime enhances the broth, which is consistently amazing, with options like well done brisket also available.
Real crab features in the crab noodle soup and banh canh Tom cua, a shrimp and crab noodle soup. Adding lemon brightens the tasty broth and spring rolls complement the vermicelli soup well.
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Expect a long wait due to limited seating with only seven tables.
Prices are on the higher side, with dishes around $16.99.
Parking can be tight in the plaza.
Spacious Vietnamese restaurant with a modern look and corner views offers a casual, friendly atmosphere that is often loud late at night due to music and lively customers. It operates 24/7 and accepts only cash, creating a straightforward, no-frills experience. The environment stays clean and comfortable without typical pho smells.
Broth offers a flavorful and clean taste with proteins like rare steak, flank, tendon, and tripe. Bowls come under $10 and include options like vegetarian pho served late at night.
Pho soup features a rich and delicate broth with tasty noodles. Staff reheats the soup when it cools to keep it warm and enjoyable.
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The restaurant is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The restaurant only accepts cash payments.
There is an ATM inside, but it charges a service fee.