Yummy Pho Pearland would've been 5 stars in the past, but quality has gone down over the years…read more Service is great though. Pho tai is still alright, but broth is not super aromatic. Their bo ne also used to be one of my favorites. However, the beef is tender but cut/quality is not the same anymore. The pork chop rice platter is still a solid dish, which is probably the only thing I would come back for when dining here.

Here I am again back after 3 years! And it's just as good as I remember. Obviously the Yummy Pho…read morewas the order for this trip. I just feel at a loss that it's now $18.99 which I mean isn't too bad but I remember 3 to 5 years ago it was $12.99 for the longest. Obviously they caught on and I'm not mad at them. lol. But at least the flavor is still there. The only thing this time is I feel the broth got a little sweeter than before. Not nitpicking but I just wanted to mention. Other than that, I'm just happy this place is thriving. The service could have been a little better as it took a while to get attention of the staff but I can't blame them since it was literally a full house. Decor is still the same as it was years ago. Even with the little blitz of Christmas decor I feel nothing has changed.

Great local spot. Has a few tables to dine in for a quick lunch, but a little more comfortable for…read moretake out. Consistent quality authentic food. Great service.

I came in on a weekday lunch. There were several people here dining in and the inside is filled…read morewith other wrapped goods like tofu, pastries, and drinks/desserts fridge. The lady was super sweet and gave me a cup of water as soon as I sat down. I decided to go for Mango Smoothie with crystal boba with no sugar. It was refreshing and smooth. The mango was sweet that I could not even tell they did not add any sugar to it. For entree I went for steam rice roll with grilled pork. It was my first time having this dish and it did not disappoint. It came with cucumber, bean sprouts, and Thai basil to add with the rice roll and pork to be dipped in their nuoc nam. I got a meatball Banh Mi to go, which I ended up eating later and it was absolutely delicious and melts in your mouth. It comes smothered with traditional butter and liver pate that I love. I also had a pork pastry which I believe is the same meatball that was in the banh mi. The pastry was flaky with a melts in your mouth pork meatball. Absolutely delicious!! You can see the workers making your food behind the counter, which is cool! Despite the boxes stacked behind the restaurant on the way back to the bathroom, the bathroom was clean. I enjoyed all the foods here, and I will definitely be back!

Pho Bac has northern style pho, which usually uses wide noodles, and is cleaner and less sweet…read morecompared to southern-style, which is the most common Pho style you'll see in 97% of the spots in HTX/US. It's still early on in their opening so this could change, (ignore other older reviews not from the past few months bc of this) but they only have one size bowl which had a very nice "large"-size bowl amount of noodles but the amount of meat felt slightly"small"-size portioned. I still enjoyed my meal, and I hope they introduce bowl sizes and give better meat portions soon. The limes were juicy and they gave a lot of basil which was awesome to see! If you like Pho Sapa (my personal favorite in Houston), this place has a very similar taste. I will definitely be eating here more since it's closer to me and happy I don't have to drive another 30 mins for Sapa.

I believe the owner runs com ga next door so you can order off their menu and they will bring it…read moreover. We tried the pho and it was nice for the area, different options available. There wasn't any crawfish on the menu but maybe you have to ask the waitstaff. Food comes out really fast.

Ordered the pho and left a bit disappointed. The broth was clean but lacked the depth and richness…read moreI'd expect from a memorable bowl. The ingredients were fresh enough, but overall the flavors felt bland and needed a lot of help from the condiments. Service was also a struggle. Our server was new and seemed overwhelmed, often not hearing us and repeatedly asking us to repeat our orders and requests. This made the meal much slower and less enjoyable than it should have been.

Duc Chuong has been our go-to spot for bún bò Huế, but the service on our recent visit was…read moredisappointing enough to make us reconsider coming back. Simple requests like no bean sprouts, a smaller bowl, and scissors were met with eye rolls and attitude from the servers. The food may keep customers coming in, but service like this makes them not want to return.

I've visited this eatery a couple times now and my experience has been overall mixed. 3.5-stars is…read moreright on the money for me--my first visit I grabbed the Com Chirn Bo Luc Lac (shaking beef with onions and fried rice) and some Pho--I know, I know. It sounds like a stupid idea considering there's a legit "Pho" restaurant literally right next door... and I'm man enough to admit that it WAS infact a terrible idea because it didn't even come close to my imaginative scenario of "Dude, you wouldn't believe what I unexpectedly found," kind-of-situations. Like, I've found some of the BEST udon and tempura from a sushi bar in a Japanese 5 story mall--but back to the review! We arrived and the place was packed. The waiter offered a spot in their extension where there were electronic slot machines and an interesting poster that said "NO SMOKING," it's interesting and ironic because someone was DEFINITELY smoking in there. We opted to return to front until a table cleared. The appetizer carrot soup they hand out is actually pretty fantastic and flavorful. As someone that often makes Vietnamese soups, this is a rather perplexing feat. The broth is pretty darn clear meaning they've definitely put some time into making this. Most of my flavor often comes from using chicken bullion powder which creates a rather defining cloudiness--but close your eyes and no one would be the wiser. Both wife and I love it, and I get super inspired to make something similar once ingesting. $4 cafe dual da (viet coffee)? Yes, pleeeaaase. Tastes like a classical mix of Trung Nguyen and Du Monde that is well balanced with some condensed milk. The color looked slightly dark at first but with the ice melted, it's balanced out quite nicely. They hit a sweet spot for me between the coffee and milk (not too sweet, not too bitter)--Goldilocks is happy. Plate #8, their marinated pork chop, eggs, egg cake, and lap xeung sausage with pickled veg was... not bad! I've definitely had juicier chops from other places. You can find some of the best vietnamese pork chops at a pho restaurant in Alvin. So considering mixed opinions on their food and other negatives, they get a respectable 3/5. If the mood hits, I'll definitely come by for some coffee if I'm in the area.

Delicious and affordable Vietnamese food sharing a parking lot with Hong Kong market and is right…read morenext to I45. I enjoyed take out, but the food came out quickly and was delicious. 100% satisfied.

When we're around the South 45 area, Hoang My is one of those spots we try to make time for…read more If you just glance at the menu, you might think it's your typical Vietnamese restaurant -- but order the family dinner dishes. That's where this place really stands out. Shrimp with ginger & scallion Squid with ginger & scallion Fish in hot pot Sweet & sour shrimp soup Water spinach with garlic The shrimp and squid with ginger and scallion are the stars for us -- some of the best we've had anywhere in Houston. The fish hot pot is packed with flavor, the soup has that perfect sweet-and-sour balance, and you need some garlic water spinach to round everything out. Definitely one to save if you're looking for a Vietnamese family-style dinner on the southeast side of Houston.

Food - 4.8/5 Service - 5/5…read moreAmbiance - 5/5 Overall - 4.8/5 I've come here both to eat in restaurant and for takeout and every experience I've had has been amazing. I don't think I've ever gotten something here and thought badly about it. Some of my favorites to get here are listed below: Pho - I love their broth! It is really rich and has great depth, with all the flavors voiced through. The noodles are nice and springy as well, and their meat choices are all good. Hu Tieu Ap Chao - Get this only if you're eating in the restaurant and not for takeout, only since the noodles' crispiness will not be as good. The sauce is incredibly flavorful and I like all the toppings they add. Mi Kho - Perfectly sweet and refreshing especially given Texas weather. The bowl of soup on the side is very comforting, and overall just leads to a very nice meal. Bo Luc Lac - The meat in here is SO tender and is always cooked to perfection (if you're getting takeout, ask for them to cook it rare so that whenever you reheat it, it becomes perfect).

Been here countless times and everything is amazing here, but man y'all have to try their chili…read moreoil!! It changed my life. It's a must every time I eat there now.

So yummy!! Love coming here for phoand egg rolls are great too, good prices for the food!read more

Yummy!!! Delicious, good service, good ambience!!! I…read morerecommend this place . Next time you are craving a Pho , this is the place.

My Dad had a long doctor appointment so we made up to him with Bo Ne!…read more Staff: young Vietnamese adults, very attentive & polite! We appreciate you guys! Bo Be: The beef was soft, salad on a separate bowl was a thoughtful touch. Great flavor! Banh xeo (Vietnamese seafood crepe): excellent! Crunchy, huge size, fresh seafoods, greens with the best fish sauce and pickled carrots, daikon! It can feed 2 persons. Beef rib pho: melt in your mouth beef, very flavorful broth & good portion. My kid & husband loved it! Bbq pork on broken rice: tasty & tender pork! Fried wontons: so yummy, I would have ordered more if we didn't have so much foods already. Drink: my Vietnamese brined lemon lemonade was delicious! I highly recommend this restaurant & definitely will come back whenever we visit family here.