I've been in a million times for their pho, but today I tried the pork sandwich for the first time. Oh man...sooooo good! Delicious, crispy, french bread. Tasty veggies, and meat and sauce that packs a punch. These are spicy! In a very good way...and only $5! I really enjoy the pho as well, but I haven't been to a whole lot of pho places, so I have little to compare it to. I just know the portions are big and it's great on a cold day. Love the bright, cheeriness of this restaurant as well. Order at the counter and they will bring it out to you. Service is always quick and friendly, even when they are busy. I'll be back for more pho, and definitely more sandwiches. read more

I have to say I'm not a big PHO fan, but Lucky's Pho is the best pho I've ever had. Come to Seattle for a fantastic pho journey.

Great neighborhood place for pho. The chicken pho is among the best - a lot of white meat chicken. The food arrives quickly and the woman behind the counter always has a gracious smile. The chicken potstickers make a nice appetizer. read more

After a soup place my girlfriend and I tried to go to was closed, we ended up here. Glad we did, too! The food was delicious and relatively inexpensive ($22 for 2 medium Pho's, a tofu & avocado sandwich, and veggie spring rolls). The waitstaff was friendly and the place was clean. Looking forward to going back. If you're looking for a quality bowl of pho, hit this place up. read more

There's a lot of Pho in Seattle, and this place is around average. It'll do if you live in Fremont and just want something close. Not a destination restaurant, though. BTW, no cream puffs for dessert... read more

So you know when you try pho the first time at your friends house because their mom, who is Vietnamese, made it. Your like omg I want to have more. Then go searching for it and it's never the same. Well this place taste just like my friends mothers pho. I had to stop slurping and eating. Great food and memories. I'll be back! read more

Best pho in Seattle hands down! The broth is really good, staff is friendly, and just a overall great experience. I come here regularly and always leave happy I did. read more

Bright and cheery atmosphere, friendly waitstaff, and fast. I popped in on a semi-sunny Seattle day, and enjoyed a yummy beef vietnamese sandwiches. I asked for the sandwich to-go thinking I would have a few quick bites at the restaurant and then head out to picnic in the sun, but ended up enjoying the whole thing there. Yum! read more

We went back here and tried the Pho, which surprisingly was very good! The broth had great flavor and veggies were fresh! If we are in this area we will be back! read more

Maybe the best veggie pho in town? Having been enchanted by Than Bros but disappointed by their dirty locations and grumpy staff, I'll take any replacement. I hit Lucky's for a bowl of soup today on lunch and it was pretty good. I can't vouch for anything but the veggie pho. When it was first delivered, I was surprised to see more than just onions and tofu. Broccoli? Snap peas? String beans? Carrots cut like Ruffles chips? There were no Asians in the place so I have to assume this is some Columbian or Venezuelan recipe or something. Regardless, it's not all bliss. The broth is weird. Other commenters have mentioned it as not good, which I could see, but it's not bad either. It's something. Nutmeg? Cumin? I don't know. It's a dilute wang that doesn't have a place in Asian food. Lucky for Lucky, it's easily drowned out by the hot sauce (the good stuff, on every table). So, my experience was good. I'm a big fan of Than Brothers but, since they raised their prices to match the competition, I've shed my masochistic affection for their terrible service. The price at Lucky's better stay where it is. You don't get much love at the current price, so don't push your luck. Bottom Line: Decent, still strange, soup for a little too much money. Definitely one of the best healthy lunch options in the neighborhood. read more

It's pho, except more expensive because they're in Fremont. Not that great, but it's the only type of pho in the area (surprisingly). ~ Sandwiches are ok. - Overpriced - No cream puff (at other places for free) - $6+ for a little meat in broth and noodles? Really? read more

I've gotten soup here once, it was fine. Nothing notable, except how hot it was. It's been a while since I had that bowl of soup. That's not what I'm writing about. I'm reviewing the vietnamese sandwich. It's good. Darn good. A few complaints: My last sandwich, the bread was not the freshest. Pretty light on the jalapenos too. Given my few, and relatively small complaints, I still crave this sandwich on a regular basis, and it's cheap. I mean, where in Fremont can you get a sandwich for under $5?? read more

Brightly lit, clean, fast-food setting. Decent service. Normally I would give Lucky's 3-stars but the veggies were fresh, plentiful, colorful. This pho is a healthy step up from what a quick place could get away with. Lucky has higher standards. read more

Lucky's Pho is not necessarily a traditional Pho restaurant but as far as service, consistency and location goes, I find it difficult to beat. Thanks Ya'll. read more

Lucky's changed my opinion on pho altogether. Until I ate here, I thought all pho was bland. I understand now the value of a good broth (and plenty of siracha). Perfect comfort food for Seattle winters! read more

I love this place. Owners and staff are friendly and food is been always great for me. One of my favorite places to eat Pho! read more

Lucky's Pho - Vegetarian Pho! One of my favorites! - Vietnamese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I could seriously eat pho for every meal. Delish! I was so excited when Lucky's opened in Fremont, but hadn't had a chance to go until now. I got the beef and tendon pho, and it was pretty darn tasty! The broth was particularly flavorful, and they seemed to use better cuts of meat than over pho joints. I didn't find much tendon at all, but didn't even notice until I was almost finished so because the rest of it was so good. All in all, I'll be back! read more

We love Lucky's Pho! Vegetable Pho with beef broth is a must get. The medium is pretty big (definitely more than enough for one person), but not as overwhelming as some other pho restaurants we've been to. The soup is packed with delicious fresh veggies and served with a beautiful helping on garnishes. The chicken pho was also delicious - the meat was incredibly tender and the brother was very flavorful. If you like veggies you should definitely spend the one dollar to get extra veggies in this pho because there is not too much. The bahn mi vietnamese sandwiches are great. The bread is super crispy and the chicken (our new favorite) has such good flavor. Definitely a good value for the area. Very clean bathrooms and restaurant which is great! read more

Lucky's has become one of my favorite spots to pick up a quick lunch! I always get their Pork Banh Mi - It's honestly one of the best banh mi's I've ever had, the pork is so tender and soft and the pickled vegetables and the bread are great. Their chicken pho is also fantastic! The employees at the store are always extremely kind and welcoming, and the service is really fast and efficient. Can't recommend it more! read more

Fantastic! Fresh! Delicious! Clean! Theiwners are very kind and quickly delivered my steaming hot bowl of Pho Ga. thanks for a great lunch! I will be back! read more

Lucky's Pho is my favorite pho place by far, and it keeps getting better. Recently, they switched to self-serve condiments which reduces waste for the people who don't know what to do with all that basil, bean sprouts, and jalapeños . . . And allows condiment freaks like me to go crazy on it. My favorite thing to do while waiting for the pho to come is making a basil beansprout and chili oil taco. It's almost better than the pho itself. At Lucky's, they have ALL the condiments, but this peanuty chili oil is special. They play fabulous 80's music, and now they're on the clover ap: buy 10 bowls, get 1 free. So if you're ever in Fremont thinking Lucky's or Pho Tan Bro's? Lucky's. read more

Lucky's has the best vegetarian pho I've had in the area and their spring rolls are fantastic.

If you like Pho or any Vietnamese food and live near Fremont or in Seattle, you must try this nifty place! Under the new owner, the place is neat and clean, staffs are super nice and friendly. With people like them, you know you can trust the food made here is fresh and made with integrity. Try it and you'll know it for yourself! read more

Good spot. Too new to Seattle to know of a better pho place, but I like like the cut of this place's jib. I also like the cut of their brisket in their brisket and tendon pho. Tasty stuff. Get the broth looking rusty with long shots of Sriracha and you might think you're Graham Greene in Hanoi in 1958. In the best sense of that scenario. Go here. Get a copy of The Stranger and sip Diet Coke and slurp rice noodles steeped in spicy basil broth. read more

Came in today for the second time, each being after many bad decisions were made the night before. Pho being my number one go-to when I'm hungover as I'm sure it is for others. I have to say I don't remember who was working last time I went in, but I remember being fairly satisfied with the service. This time however, I was blown away! I should've gotten his name to add in my review but I assume it would be easy for the owners to recognize who was working today around 8pm. This guy was as friendly without being annoying as you can get, he was polite, made sure to ask if I had been in before, I said only once a while ago and he thanked me for coming back, something I just don't expect in most places that serve pho (no offense) and not that I've ever had bad service per say in any pho place but I think you get it. He was on top of everything there, was never standing around doing nothing although I know that's an expectation having worked in a Thai place myself. I might not be painting the best picture here but I have to fucking be honest. Anyway, he had some great old school and new school jams on the radio, he even checked on me a couple of times! I've never had that happen before, guy was just super happy and totally made my day. I eat pho very slowly (I have a process) it takes me like an hour or more sometimes and he was awesome to have around the whole time. Now to the taste. Lucky's is not my favorite pho, I happened to be in Fremont because my fiance and I go out to eat like everyday and he wanted something else and I was just to fucked up to not eat pho lol. So I figured I had it once and liked it pretty ok and there really aren't many options for the area. We live in Ballard and my favorite place is actually located there awesomely for me. I got a large rare beef and brisket add veggies. I was super out of it so I didn't quite get exactly what I wanted (my fault of course) I would've said no to the brisket cuz it's super beefy and just not the greatest flavor and I would've said don't add cabbage because I feel like any time you add cabbage to a dish that's all you can taste and I'm just not a fan. The broth is probably the most meaty beefy broth I've ever had in a pho which is pretty cool but when you add in the super beefy brisket it's just too much for me. That said I know exactly how I'll order it next time, and I will be back if only to be served by the same guy again. Oh side note, I love that you can tailor your condiment's (they have them out buffet style) which in terms of germs I'm not a fan of but when I get pho I squeeze like an entire lime or more in my broth and I could care less about been sprouts and Thai basil because I think it tastes like black licorice. Also the restaurant I worked at would fucking save Thai basil off of people's tables and plates that weren't used because it was "expensive" so that's all I think of any time I see it on my plate which gives me the heebies. So go here if you want awesome service and super beefy broth! All of the staff was actually really friendly and smiley and says thank you as anyone walks out the door. I like that! read more

Had a vermicelli bowl. At 8.55 you can't beat the price. Staff was friendly, bowl may have had a few more veggies than I usually see (maybe some daikon along with carrots, and cucumber. The chicken had a teriyaki taste to in and the nuc nam was a touch sweet. Great value and close to my office. I'll be back. read more

Definitely my favorite pho restaurant in Seattle; the vegetarian pho is packed with veggies and the banh is so hearty and delicious. I could live off of the Thai iced tea here. Super friendly staff, bright/fun decor, and in an awesome location. I always leave happy (and full!) read more

I've been eating here for several years. Today my husband went to take out 2 vermicelli bowls with beef. When he got home the beef were HUGE chunks about a quarter of an inch each. They tasted like sirloin steak not like the thin strips of Asian beef like it used to be. It was actually quite disgusting. I called them to ask them what was going on and they said it's the same beef I said no it's not. I would have felt better if they told me they ran out of meat so they substituted this. I'm really disappointed. I spent over $20 on two vermicelli bowls that were pretty gross. I won't be going back. It's really a shame the other owners retired because their food was awesome and I went in there at least two times a week. Really a pity:( read more

Lucky's has my favorite pho in Seattle. They have such good broth, tasty tender meat and the option to add veggies. I've had both pho ga and pho tai chin, both are delicious.The people that work there are so friendly and pleasant and the environment is quiet and clean. 100% recommend! read more

I love the way this Pho has so many veggies. I love that you can get yogurt here too. Lucky's Pho is very clean tasting to me, and i really like it. My one issue is that the girl behind the counter is usually texting...I get that it's boring to stand behind a counter all day and take people's Pho orders, but honestly, its a bit unprofessional. read more

Best PhO I've ever had! I was walking down the sidewalk AFTER a great dinner somewhere else, and the smells wafting to me from Lucky's make me realize I'd made a dinner mistake. I've eaten here a dozen times, and the veggie broth is always perfect, the tofu is rad, the veggies are plentiful and fresh. The price is crazy low for the quality of the ingredients and huge proportions. Love them! Thanks, Lucky Pho!!! read more

I've had the pho with tendon and beef sandwich with avocado. Good flavors, prepared quickly, served with a smile. At $6, an excellent value for a post-(s)troll bowl. I also like that they have an option for pho with extra vegetables. Note to patrons: the door doesn't close itself, so please intentionally shut the door when you come in!The owners will be too polite to step behind you and shut the door, but know that when you come in, leave the door open, and gape at the menu, that you are reversing all the planetary good your Prius-driving and locally-eating is doing by making this shop warm up the outside. read more

This place has delicious and cheap pho. It's clean, quick, and a good deal. I've been here three times. They also have tacos and vermicelli bowls, which are okay but not the best. I suggest only getting pho at Lucky Pho. read more

My friend and I were craving pho and were in the neighborhood so we decided to try it out (usually we stick to Than Brothers religiously). We found Lucky's pho broth to be super super salty, it almost tasted like it was completely concentrate. The noodles were good (hard to go wrong there), and the chicken in mine was very moist and pretty darn tasty, however, my friend got beef and more than one of the pieces he got was nearly completely fat (gross!). We also found the prices to be the same as than bros but the bowls were quite a bit smaller. Next time, we'll stick to Than Brothers. We also missed the super tasty cream puffs. read more

These are great noodle soups, reasonably priced. Bubble tea is quite tasty, too. Spring rolls are tasty, too, but don't try to keep them overnight! Many Pho places in Seattle, and many are quite cramped and humid, in my opinion, but i really like the atmosphere here! All about the open-airyness of Lucky Pho! Thanks! read more

the veggie pho tastes like tea the beef pho is just kinda off their sammiches are close, but not quite base your decision on this... i think than bros in ballard, cap hill or aurora is the best pho in the city read more

The service was excellent! This is the best Pho I've had in a long time. Broth was flavorful, veggies on point and the chicken was melt in your mouth tender. read more

I love Lucky's. Yes, it is about 25% more expensive than other pho places, but what you get is worth it. You can add a ton of yummy, crisp veggies to your pho for $1! That alone keeps me coming back for more. I want my veggies AND my chicken, dammit! And let's not discount the chicken - it's good quality. No weird veins or gristle here. As it should be. read more

If I could do 3.5 stars, I totally would. Ok, first off I love that there is now pho in Fremont so the location itself gets a couple stars. They only have a medium and a large size, and the medium was pretty huge. It was brought to our table quickly but mine actually wasn't that hot. I'm used to deliciously scalding broth and meat but this was only slightly warm. The one other thing I was a little bummed about was that you can't add any veggies like you can at Pho Viet Anh in Queen Anne. But if you need a quick pho fix it is tasty and decently priced. Got there right around noon and it filled up with people and steam right away. Really, really steamy. Can't see through the windows steamy. Rar. Should stick around for awhile as the location is perfecto. read more

"Americanized Vietnamese food" as another Yelper called it is spot on. The vermicelli salad was so bland! And the prices are too high, especially for better pho across the street at Thanh Brothers. Speaking of, I had to run to Thanh Bros. after ordering (since they don't have vermicelli salads) to get some freakin' Vietnamese coffee--why does this place sell bubble tea but not Vietnamese coffee?? This fact annoyed me the most, as I find it one of the most cherished, caffeinated liquids you can delight yourself in with Vietnamese food. read more