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    Lucky's Pho

    4.1 (416 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 3:30 PM, 4:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    LUCKY'S PHO ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Thai tea
    Tia P.

    The pho here is amazing! I got a Thai tea, brisket, steak and tendon bowl, and my partner got a veggie bowl. The broth is delicious and they gave me plenty of toppings and noodles! I like how they have a self serve station for sauces, fix ins (sprouts, limes etc) and a water dispenser. Service was pretty quick after ordering. You order at the counter first and then after ordering you are allowed to pick a table. I came New Year's Day right at opening and it was packed but I was still able to get a table right after ordering! Decor here is cute and green which is very claiming.

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    Hani K.

    Broth tasted so comforting, was a little salty but I liked it! The place is decorated very neatly and I liked their accents of green. You can customize your toppings they had jalapenos, limes, basil, and bean sprouts, and water. I liked how they had everything sorted. Serving was friendly!

    Casey W.

    Lovely pho place. Cant wait to go back on a moody rainy day in seattle. The atmosphere is very inviting. It's an order at the counter, self serve toppings sort of place and its just how I like it! I love being able to pick out how much of each topping i would like in my pho. The pho flavor was very delicious, as someone who has recently been to Vietnam, I can attest to it tasting true to the source.

    Shelby C.

    Finally came to try this place after passing by it a lot. Portion sizes were generous. The service was super friendly and speedy. It was pretty busy but everything came out fast. Interior is clean and spacious. Got the shrimp spring rolls and they were good. The peanut sauce was extra peanut buttery. Also both got #3s and the brisket was the best part. The broth flavor was soooo good but my noodles were a little soggier than i like it. Also got the hawaiian lemonade and i would say this is pretty unique as I haven't seen it at other places. Lemonade with pineapple juice and lihing powder. Would come back!

    My very lovely vermicelli bowl.
    Teresita C.

    I love this spot. Order at the front, take a number to your table and wait for the goodness to arrive. I ordered the vermicelli noodle bowl with tofu, it was everything I look for in a vermicelli noodle bowl-hearty, flavorful, and fresh. The service is great, water is available at the front, the restaurant is spotless. Nice people here, we'll return.

    1. Beef Pho (Pho Chin) *
    Selina H.

    The pho is tasty! A bit on the salty side for me though. Wouldn't say it's the best pho but it's pretty good for seattle i think. They're also pretty skimpy on the meat and the meatballs were more like meat slices which is interesting We had to stand around to wait for a table after ordering but the wait wasnt long for a holiday. Just felt like we were in the way while standing since there's not much room inside

    BanhMi Sandwich-Beef *(yummmm)
    Lee W.

    Food was delicious, service was top notch and ambiance was just fine for some pho. The Beef Pho Chin was excellent, what took it to the next level was their incredible peanut chili oil (all flavor, minimal spice). The side cart of lime, been sprouts and mint helped too I also got to try the Beef Banh Mi. This was delicious!! Loved everything about it, especially the garlic mayo Lastly I had their Hawaiian Lemonade. Again delicious and another item I'd recommend to order. If I was a local to the area, I'd be here weekly

    Angela V.

    Love this pho place!! The broth is good and comes out piping hot! The toppings bar is such a great idea..first time I've seen that and it just makes sense! It's an easy and fast place to get your pho fix. Cute bathroom too lol

    Candice L.

    Unlike other pho places, Lucky's is more of a self-served restaurant where you pay for your order up front, find your own table, and even getting your own greens of choice (bean sprouts, basil, lime), but they bring out the dishes to you. I came here on Sunday right after they opened, and it was already pretty crowded. The service was very quick though. I was able to get my pho within minutes after I ordered. I got the #5 which had a mix of beef. It was delicious! I'm usually not a soup person but the broth was very good. It was rich in flavor but not too greasy. The beef wasn't the best quality but solid. I'd come back and try their bahn mi and iced viet coffee!

    #1. Beef Pho (Pho Chin) *
    Diana C.

    We both really liked our pho. This was probably one of my fave veggie phos I've had in Seattle and I've tried a lot. You order up front and then they bring it to your table. The toppings are at a bar in the front to self serve. They do have vegan or dairy free Thai tea with boba too! It's a smaller spot and can get busy so get there early so you don't have to wait on a table to free up.

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    Kari M.

    Wow-we stopped by for lunch today in the vibrant, Fremont area of Seattle on a very cold & sunny day. There was a steady stream of customers and we were happy to have ordered and found a table for four. Three of the four ordered Pho while I ordered the vermicelli noodle salad with chicken. As my husband said "yours was so good that I wished I had ordered it but then my pho was so good I would have been disappointed if I had not ordered it" so you see, it was a win win.

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    A banh mi and an iced coffee for $15 (before tax and tip)... What more can one really ask for in life?

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    Pho-king amazing! Tried the Bahn-Mi and the number 1 pho. Both delicious. Too delicious. So full. Will be back!

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    Thee best pho in Seattle; also bahn mi, so yummy! Staff is very nice and I received my order quickly!

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    11 months ago

    One of the best pho spots in North Seattle. Gets busy around peak times but I never have to wait too long for a table.

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    A bit overpriced. But the pho is good, the space is clean and aesthetically pleasing, and the staff are nice.

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