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Pho Hiho

3.5 (132 reviews)
InexpensiveVietnamese, Noodles
Closed • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Good for kids

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Carol C.

Stumbled upon this tasty restaurant while running errands in Georgetown. My mom enjoyed the #25 char broiled pork & prawns vermicelli bowl and I had the #8 pho with beef round steak and brisket. The char broiled pork was sausage consistency and not actual grilled pork that I'm accustomed to, was quite savory and a nice surprise. I thought the $21.99 price was a bit steep for a vermicelli bowl, but as I've noticed going out to eat is more expensive these days. I thought the pho was delicious and broth flavorful - it arrived piping hot with all its toppings. The staff were attentive especially during the lunch rush. There was a mishap where we did not get our Salad rolls, which the staff were very apologetic about. In the end it wasn't needed, as we had plenty of food in front of us. While this visit was not planned, I was pleasantly surprised to find a spot that serves delicious Vietnamese food. When in Georgetown again, I would definitely come back.

Chicken pho
Sabes K.

I just want to let everyone know that this is the best broth you will find this side the Mississippi... I'm nearly addicted to this place and I order the same thing every single time lol. Noodles are always a bouncy consistency with a slight chew to it. The chicken I will say, sometimes I've had it dry but other times it's super juicy! Besides that, the broth and everything else is consistently the same flavor. The first bite always brings me down to earth. You WILL NOT regret trying this place out. The restaurant itself is cute with an intimate vibe- great for a date with your partner or even a small family outing. There is tons of parking and it's free! There's also other little food spots next door if you have a picky eater with you The women working there are bad a**!!! They work so hard and you can tell they really care. They had my order memorized day one and since then, they seat me and bring me what I get they are all amazing and very sweet ladies. All in all this is my absolute FAVORITE pho spot to date! NO CONTEST!!!! Pho bac? No chance- pho than brothers?? NO THANKS! I swear y'all once you go here you won't be going back... unless your desperate and far away lol... but you'll be wishing it was Pho Hiho...

Bowl of Brisket Pho Chin Nac Gan.
Bob B.

After being at the Radio Studios for 3 hours and on a cold crisp day, a Bowl of Pho sounded so good. I did a search on Yelp and saw this place. Looked new and was near where my next meeting was going to be. I noticed they serve Thai food too? I didn't try that. The Pho was excellent and the broth was flavorful and had all the right spice flavors and smell. The brisket was good and the tendon was perfect. The egg rolls were huge and I took them home as I was filled with the soup and noodles. The food here is good and the Service is excellent. A rude woman came in and I witnessed the kindness the server had and I shared gratitude to how they were so gracious. That helps me to know they are putting love in their food and I can taste it. Good people. The restaurant looks new and clean and the bathroom was even stylish.

Al C.

Second day in a row here! So yummy and the service and hospitality is 10 STARS!! I'll definitely be back again and again and again!

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13 years ago

It was the closes pho place after a night of drinking. Not terrible, but also not the best I've had.

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18 years ago

It is close to my work. When I go I get the #26. Rice vermicelli w/ char broiled pork and fried egg roll. It has always been good.

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Food was good and owner was very nice. He even offered broth for us to take home. I would definitely come back next time I'm around!

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Pho really wasn't very good. A block of noodles in a weak broth. With so many other options around this is an easy pass.

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15 years ago

Very tasty food, the parking is kind of a nightmare if you go during lunch, small and cramped seating but well worth it!

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By far, my favorite lunch Vietnamese place! Salads and pho are great and always fresh.

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