This was hands down some of the worst Vietnamese food I've ever had. The pork bánh mì were $8.76…read moreeach, plus an extra $6.18 for more meat, even though the website says $5.99. That's $14.94 per disgusting sandwich that was completely inedible. Seriously, it was absolutely revolting. The spring rolls? $8.76 for TWO rolls, when the website lists $6.50. Tiny, greasy, flavorless -- a total rip-off. The fried rice was a disaster -- so much black pepper it was basically poisoned. I've never seen anyone ruin fried rice this badly. And the Thai teas? Chemical-flavored nightmares. I've had bad Thai tea before, but this was something else entirely. Between the blatantly deceptive prices and the utterly awful food, this place is a scam disguised as a restaurant. Don't waste your money here. Ever. I will never return.

I just had the Lo mein for lunch and the noodles were stale and cold, the chicken didn't taste…read morefresh. I will never eat there again!!! And overpriced on top of everything else!!! $21.00 for not fresh food?? Don't waste your money or your time!!! I would leave negative stars because one is too much!!!!

1. Service - staff is friendly and attentive. Order and pay at the table…read more 2. Price - $10+ a bowl. This is average for anything outside Chinatown. 3. Ambiance - small cute place. Modern decor. 4. Food - I recommend their PORK SPRING ROLLS, as they were super tasty. I also recommend their RARE STEAK & MEATBALL PHO. No worries, you're not eating rare beef. The meat is served rare, but it's cooked in your broth. Just make sure to submerge as soon as you get it, or request that they serve it in the soup for you when it comes out. 5. Cleanliness - well kept and maintained. No complaints. SUMMARY Not the best pho I had, but it is still good being in Tomball, TX. I wouldn't mind going there again if I ever crave pho.

To my surprise, for a pho spot in Tomball, this place is actually pretty good! It's a small little…read moremom and pop place, but those are the best places, am I right?! I was a bit hesitant at first since their menu included a variety of dishes that didn't quite fit the usual pho shop vibe, but everything turned out to be delicious! We tried the wings and fries, which were surprisingly tasty, and I've also had their beef pho, chicken pho, and bun bo hue. All solid choices. If I'm feeling too lazy to drive to Chinatown, this would definitely be my go to spot for a quick, comforting bowl of noodle soup. Definitely worth a try!

I'm so happy my sister showed me this place! it's a quiet little place to enjoy GOOD Pho !! I…read moredefinitely will forever come here! they are very welcoming and nice! Great food!

I had lunch here on Thursday. Their Vietnamese egg rolls are really good, as are their vermicelli…read moredishes. The service was great!

The name of the place is indeed accurate…read more My good friend Yelp led me to this place. I cannot make up my mind so I ordered the Bo Ne as well as a small bowl of pho. There was nothing small about it though. Both dishes were delicious, but the pho is my favorite. It was flavorful and remained hot the entire time. The Bo ne was also great, but I will admit I was already full when I tried to work on my way through the plate. The staff was very friendly, and the food came out in a decent amount of time. The restaurant also seemed pretty empty on a Saturday early evening. I can't wait to go back and try more options at this restaurant!

This review are for the items ordered only. They were the soft shrimp spring rolls, grilled shrimp…read morevermicelli and grilled pork vermicelli. Added an eggroll to each bowl. The weather warmed up so it wasn't the day for pho. The service was good. Although it was good news to have yet another Vietnamese place, I felt the dishes ordered were mediocre. Although the pork was flavorful, it was thin, stringy, chewy and unlike the juicy chargrilled pork we were used to. The noodles tasted fine but lacked a crunch. It just didn't hit the spot. It tasted fine and if you haven't had this dish before, you may perhaps like it quite a lot. However, I really liked the generous quantity of shrimp in my grilled shrimp Vermicelli. I was able to share the shrimp as there were so many. It's high protein. The shrimp was nicely peeled, crunchy, sauteed and slightly better quality than many Vietnamese restaurants. I don't recommend the soft shrimp spring rolls; Although I liked the standalone shrimp without the typical boiled pork slices, the sauce wasn't the peanut sauce but hoisin sauce. The ambiance was good and relaxing. Restrooms were average. There was a wash sink outside so you could wash hands without using the restrooms. After reading the reviews, I was hoping to like this more.

Egg rolls were BIG perfect for thier pricing and the side vegetables that came with it made it…read morebetter.The employees were very calm and respectful,kept checking up on us often.Very generous with the amount chiken inside the phó.only thing I would like different is if they added more noodles to balance out the generous amount of chiken and broth.Also despite that we came 20 minutes before closing they still sat us and gave NO attitude.

I can't believe it's been about 7 years since I have been here and with that I don't even remember…read morewhat I typed but forward 7 years later and what I can say is the service here was top notch for a Vietnamese let alone Asian restaurant if you know what I mean. The main thing that grabbed me was they actually let you finish your appetizer before sending out the food or whatever you ordered and in this case which was the Pho. After finishing our crispy tofu within a minute or two the soup came out with steam running upside the bowls. My friend who has eaten Vietnamese food for most of his life enjoyed the Pho so that this is the first time I ever remember him commenting on anything Vietnamese. Your restaurant pretty much is cleaned and well staffed for this 18th today of April Saturday 2026. The menu is still extensive from what I remember from last time which is a good thing the only thing I didn't like was I took off the banh xao :( I would say parking is ample considering it's a corner cap sharing the strip with other businesses. It's right in front of the Home Depot if you need a landmark.

If you want a quiet authentic home cooked meal that is reasonable and packed with flavor don't let…read morethis tucked away restaurant fool you. The restaurant is small and there is never a lunch rush but I would think it would have more because of the prices and how it feels like my mom made me a bowl of food. In the past I've had the bun bo hue and this meal I had the Bo kho. It tastes like what I would get in Vietnam or from Alief area. If you need authentic Vietnamese in the NW area definitely give Kim's a visit! My friend had the lunch vermicelli bowl and he said it's the best in the area. The lady that served us ran the entire front of the restaurant from serving, register, and bussing. Give it a try. You won't regret it. It's small and also decorated with hand paintings to showcase the culture of Vietnam as well.

6.18.25 Well I am now positive they are not the same owners…read moreas before. I came in to get take out. One couple were eating when o came in. I placed my order and had to repeat my order 3 times. I waited for about 15 minutes and my order came out except for my avocado smoothie. I had to tell them twice I did not get my smoothie. I had to wait for lady to make it and it was the worst smoothie I have ever had. I mean EVER! It tasted like a piece of cardboard. Even my husband would not drink it. The grilled pork was not good either. It was paper thin and had no flavor. No char-grilled marks like before. The vegetables on my vermicelli dish were like a dirty sock. I did not eat them. I ended up throwing most of my order in the trash. As I was waiting I noticed 2 tables towards the restroom that had so much "junk" on them. I began to worry about my dinner choice. (See photo) If this is what they have in the dining area I DON'T want to imagine areas that I cannot see. (I should have listened to my "little" voice and cancelled my order and left) Sad to say after eating at Kim Pho Grill for years and years; I will NOT be returning here.

Hands down some of the best banh mi in the area!…read more I didn't have a lot of time, so I swung by here for a quick meal. I ordered the Banh Mi with Cold Cuts and a small bowl of beef broth on the side. The banh mi took me by surprise, it was sooooo good. The outside was nice and crispy, while umm the inside was nice and fluffy. I also ordered extra mayo on the side and it made it that much better. The broth was also really nice and tasty. I wish it came with a wee bit more. The service was also super awesome. The team here has great customer service skills. They were super nice and had me in and out quickly.

Great Vietnamese restaurant! Nice interior and vibe, good fast service, and delicious food. Menu…read morehad great variety of pho, banh mi, rice dishes, vermicelli dishes, and kudos for having great vegetarian options!!! Will definitely come again.

I stopped by a few days ago after seeing some online comments suggesting this place as one of the…read morebest for Pho. I ordered Filet Mignon with Meatball Pho. It was excellent. The beef was very tender, and the broth and taste were excellent. Considering the upgraded beef, the price was very reasonable. I will definitely be back!

Cold night called for some warm hearty food from EAD…read more Tried the chicken noodle soup. The broth had such great flavor. The chicken was so tender. Definitely will come back for that. Service was excellent as always.

Had the sweetest little afternoon stop at Ba Mien Bistro with one of my SonShines before we had to…read morepick up his brothers from school. Sometimes those small pockets of time mean the most. My son ordered the pho brisket, and I went with my usual pho chicken, and as always... it was absolutely delicious. I've been coming to this humble little spot for many years now, and what I love most is that it still feels just the same as when it first opened--consistent, comforting, and full of heart. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with the warmest welcoming smile. They kindly asked if we had been there before and walked my son through the menu. We placed our order, and within just a few minutes our bowls were brought out steaming and fresh. The ambiance is simple but special--filled with photos that reflect vintage Asia and a sense of history that makes the space feel warm and familiar. All in all, the food was amazing as always, but the best part was the quiet bonding time I got to spend with my firstborn over a comforting bowl of pho. Moments like that are priceless.

Everything is is delicious, Great atmosphere & excellent service. Highly recommended. If you are…read morein the area.

Yesterday was the perfect day to warm up with som Pho. I had Pho Viet Tastes favorited on Yelp so I…read moredecided to check it out. When I walked in I was immediately greeted and seated. I was happy to get a booth dining alone. There were a few customers there but it was not super busy. It was a clean and calm environment. I ordered the spring rolls and beef Pho. The spring tops were fresh and crispy just the way I like it. Although it was fried it wasn't greasy. My large Pho came out and it had nice flavor on its own. I asked for some chilli oil and the waitress promptly bought some out. My eyes were definitely bigger than my stomach because I had to take more than half to go. It's a win for me because I love left over Pho! I will say my entire dining experience was excellent. The price aligned with the quality food and service. I will definitely be back.

I'm always on the hunt to try new Vietnamese spots and sometimes have to travel to The Woodlands…read morefor work and thought that I would give Pho Viet Tastes a try due to high ratings on Yelp. Searching for a banh mi sandwich with tofu for a quick lunch takeout, I was pleased to see that the restaurant was close to interstate 45 for a quick stop on the way back to Houston (timing is everything to beat the traffic in this area - IYKYK). I ended up ordering both the tofu vermicelli and a tofu banh mi because obviously, you need to try more than one thing. It was fine. Out of the two dishes, the vermicelli was my favorite. It came with a generous portion of noodles, a small lettuce and shredded carrot salad, several large wedges of tofu in a kind of curry sauce, and the classic vermicelli sauce to drizzle over the whole dish. The flavor was good, although what I would consider a slight deviation from traditional flavors, and overall filling. Vermicelli is always a dependable choice and I was satisfied with this dish. The tofu banh mi, however was nothing special. I prefer the bread to be a bit more crispy on the outside with a soft interior and this one was fairly soft all over. Inside, the tofu really needed more seasoning, seemingly cooked without any added flavors except for the fried finish. I added some hoisin sauce but still it needed something more. I'm always eager to try new places but not sure that this one will be a repeat for me.