Favorite pho in the area. Portions are generous. Broth is rich and flavorful. Take out orders are…read moreprompt and accurate. They're good at modifications. Service is generally good. Ambiance is casual. It's a small restaurant at a strip mall (the restaurant's capacity is 85 people). This place always has customers but at peak dining times, there's a wait out the door- yes, even during summer sometimes, but especially when it's cold or raining. Their pho is spectacular, as is their vermicelli bowls, spring and summer rolls. Banh xeo is mid-- there's a specific spice that throws it off (maybe turmeric). I stopped by here recently and noticed they have new menus. Quick skim: pho prices haven't changed, but certain menu items have gone up about $1. If you're looking for a sweet treat after lunch, there's a Sweet Frog 2 doors down, Okaeri next door (Japanese soufflé pancakes and lattes), Paris Baguette a few yards away. There's plenty of parking but you might have to park a few yards away when it's busy.

Stopped by for pho and a few appetizers. The pho was decent overall--the broth had a good flavor,…read morebut it lacked the deep, rich depth that really makes a bowl memorable. The meat portion was generous, which I appreciated. We also ordered the cha gio, but it wasn't worth it in my opinion. It was pretty underwhelming and not something I'd order again. Service was fine, and while our table was slightly sticky, it wasn't a huge issue or anything that affected the meal. Overall, it's a solid spot if you're craving a decent bowl of pho, but there wasn't anything that really stood out enough to make me eager to return.

My husband and I came in an hour before close. We ordered two different rolls, pho and fried rice…read morewith chicken. Overall service and food was delicious!!

Being sick i ordered chicken pho Mu husband ordered grilled…read morepork vermicelli and two spring rolls . Take out order. My chicken pho lacked the flavor of the soup . No taste at all . My husband liked his grilled pork vermicelli . It was tasty and full of flavor. We took one bite of the spring roll and threw away . No taste at all . Was disappointed today . This is next to our house we enjoy having their food here . Hopefully they will do better next time .

## Long intro; skip to second paragraph for food review ##…read more Hands down my new favorite Vietnamese restaurant. How did I not know this hidden gem was here? Typically, my family and friends are too lazy to explore new places. They quietly trade quality and excitement for convenience and predictability, going to the same familiar places; I usually acquiesce. However, today was a beautiful, cool, crisp, sunny autumn Sunday. It was perfect for eating hot soup outside. I pulled up my Yelp app to find a Vietnamese restaurant with outdoor seating. I found this place, and we all headed over. To my chagrin, I saw outdoor seating... but only at the neighboring Italian restaurant! Ahhhhh!!! My plans were foiled. I debated whether I wanted to just eat at the Italian place, but they obviously didn't have the Bun Bo Hue I was hankering for! Do we have one person order pasta while the rest of us sneak Vietnamese food at the table too? I mean... what would the Italian restaurant say? "No outside food." By definition, people would be eating food outside. So no big deal, right? I decided just to eat inside. The waitress told me they used to have outdoor seating about a year ago, but the landlord charges an extra fee for outdoor seating. That seems silly to me, but then again, for perfect weather like October, maybe it's worth doing for a little while. Now to the food. We cracked open the menu and noticed the prices were on the higher end of average. Then again, the place felt a little nicer too. Bun Bo Hue: (~$18) Add another $1.50 for a large. I was worried it would be too spicy, but the waitress assured me it wasn't that spicy. The "heat" was added at the very end, as it seemed concentrated only on the top on just one side of the bowl. That made it very convenient for me to spoon that part out into a separate bowl for my wife, who really enjoys spicy food. You can add the pork hock for a little extra. The large portion is enough to fill a lumberjack, or feed two average adults. Bun: Forgot how much it was, but around the same range. This was also delicious, but honestly, the first thing that caught our attention was how much meat it came with. This certainly explained why the prices seemed to be a little higher than at other places. Pho: ($16) Add another $1.50 for a large. My son ordered this and could barely finish it. He definitely enjoyed his meal. Spring Rolls: Two "overweight" rolls that were quite filling. Not like your typical skinny, crispy rolls. They were okay--not bad, not fab. I'd order them again, though. Bottomline: WE ARE COMING HERE AGAIN. Hopefully sooner rather than later.

Food: We ordered the Vietnamese crepes which came with lettuce to wrap and mint and pickled…read moreveggies. They were so delicious hot and fresh. We opted to not get the pork belly but got the shrimp only. Ambiance: They lose a star for the crowded room and screaming children on a Sunday afternoon. Don't go on Sunday afternoon unless you have a high tolerance for children.

Ordered lemongrass beef banh mi and chicken banh mi- and honestly it was SO MID…read more The bread was soft but didn't have any crunch to it, the meat was flavored but was minced? It was very oily. The pickled veggies had no flavor. I definitely needed to add the pickled veggies into the banh mi bc it was lacking in flavor and texture. They didn't label any of the subs either so it was like a guessing game. On top of that, the beef was $12 each and the chicken was $10. It was sooo expensive. They didn't even have a buy 5 get one free deal, nor did they have it cheaper if you paid in cash like regular viet spots. I would def avoid this spot for their banh mis and just drive further for Banh mi dc in falls church!

Located in the shopping center of the Cinemark theatre, the parking lot is often full and you will…read morelikely have to park a little farther away. But this is a solid pho spot. It has some interesting pho options like the Stone Bowl signature Pho and Ginger Rare Steak Pho. But it is on the pricey side. The serving size is not particularly large either. I ordered the ginger pho which just tasted like regular pho with some ginger so it was slightly more hot. But if I were to come back, I would opt for a regular pho. Spacing is ok, we have a large 15 person group that they were able to combine tables for. But they will autocharge gratuity for parties larger than 6 (though not mentioned anywhere).

Amazing, flavorful food, great portions, and very sweet service!!! Got the Beef Brisket Pho and…read morespring rolls.

Pho was awesome and the spring rolls were fresh. People who work here were so friendly. We stopped…read morebecause we needed to grab a quick bite to eat. They were fast, food was good, and we left happy. The pho broth was so rich. Worth a try!

Honestly, I didn't have high expectations for this place, but the Tornado Omurice was delicious!…read more I also ordered the Jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup), but the flavor was a little underwhelming. They have a wide variety of menu options, so I think it's a great spot for a casual, quick meal. The staff were friendly, the interior was more spacious than I expected, and the parking was convenient. Overall, it's an easy place to stop by for a meal! Definitely worth trying if you're looking for a casual Korean-style meal!

The servers are always kind, attentive, and fast but to be honest, this place probably falls…read morestraight down the middle at 3.5*. There are some really good dishes here, and some really OK dishes. This is one of those. $20 beef curry and it doesn't even come with carrots or anything. The pieces of beef were sad, and the dish itself has absolutely no color or love. I know I'm paying for the convenience of not making the Golden Curry at home but this was disappointing. Serious recommendation to reduce the menu significantly to focus on better dishes like the bulgogi dish. They have really convenient hours and a nice space too though.

We're from out of town and a relative suggested Pho Duong in Manassas since there were multiple…read morelocation. The menu has a lot of varieties to choose from. Pho, banh mi, bun and much much more. Since we were not from the area, we asked the server what does he suggested and recommend. I ended up with Bo Ne. The meat was so tender and flavorful. I asked for some bu (Vietnamese mayo) on the side for my toasted baguette. The waitress was happy to bring me some. The Vietnamese coffee was delicious here and had a perfect balance of bold coffee with a hint of sweetness from the condensed milk. Most of my relatives ordered pho and said it was delicious. The broth was aromatic and tasted comforting. I was able to try some from my husband's bowl. I notice there were a lot of online orders that come into the store, which is always a good sign of business. Comfort food, great company, made me felt like I was eating back in my home. Thanks Pho Duong!

I don't eat meat in my pho, doesn't mean I want my noodles cut. They cut both mine and my…read moreboyfriend's noodles without even asking, while every other customer's were left normal. The noodles ended up super overcooked and mushy because they were cut. Honestly just felt weird being singled out like that, especially when nobody asked us. Not coming back lol

Yummy food! I came this restaurant a long time ago before a…read morenew ownership or renovated. Now, it's a completely new place and much nicer atmosphere. The service was good too!

Absolutely loved everything about this place! Food and service were easily a 10/10. Everyone was…read morewelcoming, friendly and attentive from the moment we walked into the restaurant. One of the staff members even explained how and why they started the restaurant, emphasizing the authenticity and depth of the soup...and he wasn't exaggerating! The broth was so flavorful and rich. This place will easily be my go to spot for pho from now on. Aside from pho, the appetizers were also big portions and came out piping hot. We tried the firecracker shrimp and cha gio, and they were both amazing. Ill have to come back a few more times to see how consistent the good is especially since I did see some negative reviews. But based on my first impression, I give this place a 10/10 for everything!

Came here for a afternoon lunch with a friend, and with this being a new location, we were looking…read moreforward to this new Pho spot. The Food: Went with the "Pho Tai" and the broth was pretty good. Rich and flavorful, meat quality was good as well. All in all, a good bowl of Pho, nothing amazing but good. The Service: Service was great! Greeted upon walking in and food was prepared within a timely manner. Overall, a 4/5. Pretty good Pho spot, food was good and service was good as well.

We came for dinner on a Saturday and the restaurant was mostly empty. We were there to try the bún…read moređậu mắm tôm platter, but it was crossed out on the menu along with a bunch of other items. We asked the waitress and she said they are no longer serving bún đậu mắm tôm. We were so disappointed, but we stayed to try other dishes. We ordered the fried fish sauce chicken wings as an appetizer. The wings were decent size, crunchy on the outside, and juicy in the inside. The sauce also had just the right amount of sweet and savory! The rice vermicelli with grilled beef short ribs was well-marinaded and smoky, but could be more tender. The fish sauce that came with the dish was bland as well.The spicy beef noodle soup was too sweet and not at all spicy; not the authentic bún bò Huế that I know. Ambiance was casual and the service was the minimal. Overall, we wouldn't come back here.

Came to pick up my car from Lexus dealer... looking for a place to eat and stumbled across PHO 102…read moreon the backside of a small shopping vent behind the CVS. The atm is bright and welcoming.. the service was great.. As I looked down the menu I finally found a word I knew.. Shrimp.. so I attempted to order the PHO shrimp with a roll.. unfortunately the roll came in two tools which the sever sensed that they may be a look, he suggested that I get the lunch special, and even though it only advertised with chicken or beef, he offered to substitute it with shrimps... plus It also came with soda and only one roll.. I already looking for PHO in DC, near me... I can't wait until my next car service in 3-6 months to come back to chantilly... but please belive that when Indo.. I will be headed to PHO 102..

Pho broth sucks. It lacks the rich, boiled over time flavor. You only taste salt. Service was…read morenothing special. I can't believe it has an avg of high reviews. There must've been change in management somewhere. Summer rolls- larger than average and overpriced. $7.50?! Pork was very dry and sauce was way too sweet.