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    Miss Pho

    4.6 (355 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Health's department rating as of July 16, 2026.
    Ismael P.

    My family and I have been loyal customers of Miss Pho for years. We always accepted the wait during the dinner rush because the food, service, and overall experience made it worthwhile. Unfortunately, that is no longer the case. Service has declined significantly. Not only is there still a long wait for a table, but there is also an extended wait for food after you're seated. It was disappointing to watch takeout orders consistently prioritized over customers dining in the restaurant, making dine-in guests feel like an afterthought and reflecting poor management. Combined with the restaurant's recent "OK" health department rating, we've decided not to return. If you're looking for a pleasant dining experience with attentive service, you may want to consider other options.

    Pho Tai
    Allison P.

    As a SoCal Viet girly, I know my way around a good bowl of Pho. Miss Pho definitely did not disappoint! I came in with zero expectations and was pleasantly surprised. I got their Pho Tai which is thinly sliced rare beef. Nice and simple. The broth hit all of the right notes for me. It was flavorful, homey, and came with a tons of onions which I appreciated. Perfect noodles and lean meat. Overall, a very good bowl of Pho! In addition to the classics, they also have a range of specialty Phos that are on the pricier side. I will say that they all seem pretty premium and I appreciate that they're showcasing Northern style pho which is heavily slept on!

    Pho dac biet
    David H.

    Always busy at this joint but the flava always hits! They serve apps, pho, vermicelli, rice dishes, etc... but if ya slide, you're most def coming for the pho lol. They have their own specials but I went w their large pho dac biet. The broth was solid, not too fatty, not too sweet. The quantity and quality of meats was also above average. Also, a large runs you $2 more than a regular, so ya might as well get that large fam. They also gave a huge amount of basil, bean sprouts, and jalapeños, which is a huge W in my books. Workers are understandably busy, but they work they ahhh off and are quick and efficient.

    Pho tai
    Kathryn O.

    I always come here when it's rainy out or I'm feeling under the weather for a bowl of pho. Hands-down still one of the best pho places in town, I'll go out of my way to drive to Crown Hill to eat here or order takeout. It's still a solid spot for me even two years after I first tried it. I normally get the regular pho tai with a cup of jasmine tea (which is only $2)! Service is exceptionally fast and was sat immediately - the staff are very kind. I did not take a picture of it but I ordered a vermicelli bowl with grilled pork and shrimp fresh rolls to go after my visit. They were both very flavorful and I recommend anything off their menu - it's delicious and worth the effort to dine in but not the right place if you want to chit chat and dilly dally. There's plenty of parking outside in the strip mall which shares a lot with QFC. Seating is limited and there are often wait times around peak meal hours, recommend going 1-2hrs off those times to have a better chance at getting sat sooner! 10/10 recommend

    fish Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings
    Quyen P.

    I've tried pho all over the place, and I'll be honest--after my experience with having Northern Pho, I kind of swore it off for a while. It just didn't hit for me. But I kept hearing people rave about Miss Pho, so I finally gave it a shot... and I'm actually so glad I did. The broth?? Insanely aromatic and packed with flavor. Like, the kind that hits you the second it comes out and you immediately know it's going to be good. I went with the pho ha noi and got the sa tế on the side because I like my food spicy (no compromise there). I originally wanted to try the pho sa tế, but it came with tomatoes and cucumbers in it, which wasn't really my thing, so customizing it worked out perfectly. My boyfriend loved it too--he literally ended up to-go'ing the broth just to sip on it later, which says everything. The only thing is that the noodles to broth ratio was a little off. Dare I say there was too much noodles? The broth turned a little starchy when i went to mix the noodles but other than that great pho. Overall, super flavorful, super satisfying, and honestly changed my mind about pho again. Definitely coming back.

    House Pho with everything
    Gary K.

    5 minutes to noon on a Sunday, and we were already grabbing the last available table. And a line quickly formed.... So it felt pretty rushed. The tables around us were given their bills even while they were still slurping away. But except for the pressure to eat quickly, this should have been 5 star experience. The broth in the House Pho was amazing - deeply beefy and pho-spicy flavored. Dissolve the raw egg yolk in (my wife didn't want in her Pho Hanoi) and it reaches an unctuousness that just goes beyond.

    Christopher D.

    Miss Pho in Seattle is... okay, and this might be a bit of a hot take. The pho is decent. Not bad, but not something I'd go out of my way for. The broth leans noticeably sweet, which some people may enjoy, but it does suggest a bit of a shortcut compared to more traditional styles. The standout was the beef rib. It was delicious and a real showstopper, but at $28, it feels hard to justify. Service was great. The staff were very friendly, and the restaurant will likely do very well given its location and the crowd it attracts. That said, for the price and overall quality, there are many better options across the Seattle metro. As someone Vietnamese, I thought it was solid but not especially memorable. I can see why it appeals to a more Western or newer pho audience, and that's fine, it clearly fills a niche. Would I come back? Maybe if someone suggested it, but it wouldn't be my first choice.

    Angela S.

    My husband went shopping today and came home with dinner... Miss Pho on Holman Road. OMG!!! If you like Calamari... this place is a must! Large pieces of calamari and some sweet and sour sauce.. even without the sauce, it is F'n amazing delicious!!!... he also brought home for me chicken pho with chicken broth!!! This place rocks- my husband reported that the place was super busy, both with seated customers and people picking up and delivery... the atmosphere nice interior, small place but they table seating and counter seat, decor was simple but comfortable... unfortunately he didn't take pictures, and the calamari went down so fast I almost thought we forgot to order it(LOL)

    Michelle Z.

    Great place up north!! This is kinda a hidden gem in north Seattle and I totally get the hype. There's always a lot of people here so plan ahead of time. Been here twice now and both times were great. They serve some of the best Vietnamese food I had in Seattle and would come back again!

    Tra Thai Thai Tea
    Johnny L.

    Great cozy little restaurant with a cool looking scooter in the middle. Great pop music and all around cheerful and fun vibes from the staff. Service - (5/5) Thai iced tea $7 - (5/5) Great taste with heavy tea flavor as it should be. I love that you can choose either half and half or coconut milk. It's creamy and sweet but not too sweet. Pho Hanoi $20 - (5/5) This is different pho than your usual pho in that they add an egg yolk on top, put plenty of garlic sprouts and crispy garlic on the side which I thoroughly enjoy. The soup is light yet it tastes really good and flavorful. All the ingredients tastes fresh and delicious. I would give this place 5 stars but I think the price point is high for what is offered. At the time of this writing its $20 for the pho Hanoi

    Miss mango coco
    Ceci L.

    Wifi: misspho123 Fun vibe inside with bright colours and a scooter from Saigon as the centerpiece. They were busy so there was a bit of a wait to order and to get our food, but it was worth it. Miss Mango Coco: we saw this on everyone's table and had to try it. It's a seasonal mango smoothie with coconut cream and looked impressive. It was refreshing and perfect for any mango lover. Pho Ha Noi: this was off their signature pho menu and was on the pricier side, but it looked unique so I had to try it. It came with a creamy raw egg yolk and I found their beef broth so satisfying. Pho Sa Te Sai Gon: this was also off their signature pho menu. It came with a nice mix of veggies and meat: rib-eye steak, brisket, meatballs, cucumber, tomatoes and fresh herbs. I didn't care too much for the broth, I found it too thick and the peanuts were overpowering.

    Pho House
    Christina G.

    Miss Pho is easily my favorite pho spot in Seattle so far. I got the Pho House with rare steak, brisket, meatballs, tendon, and tripe. The broth was rich and comforting without being overly salty, the meat was tender, and the portion size was super filling. The restaurant was packed when I went and we waited around 30-40 minutes, but it's worth the wait. The service was still nice despite how busy they were. I would definitely come again!

    Georgina N.

    Got the veggie pho and the miss pho special. My partner loved the miss pho special and it's was great value. The veggie broth was not bad but nothing special. The service was fast and friendly. It's a very busy atmosphere so it feels a little rushed while eating. Also psa if u bring ur children to a restaurant pls don't have them watch cartoons at full blast, ruins the atmosphere of the restaurant

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