I visited Pho House on a Friday afternoon on 5/23/25. I heard about them through friends, but I paid attention to this business' address since it replaced Prince Noodle (which permanently closed nearly a year ago).
Pho House looks a little different than Prince Noodle, but its optics are generally still the same. They weren't busy - there was one customer finishing up his meal when I arrived.
The venue looked clean and organized, and upon entering a female employee motioned me to a small two-top and gave me a menu.
Like the previous business, Pho House doesn't have a soda fountain. They offer drinks in bottles, so no free refills.
As is the norm whenever I have pho, I almost always order spring rolls (with cucumbers, lettuce, vermicelli, shrimp and pork, all rolled up in rice paper). I ordered theirs and I felt Pho House's spring rolls were excellent.
For my main course, I opted for the Hot Stone Pho. This piqued my interest after seeing customers post about it on IG. The Hot Stone Pho arrives at your table with the broth inside a sizzling stone bowl, and the other ingredients (noodles, rare beef, veggie) are on a separate plate. You throw in all that stuff in the broth, let it cook up a little, eat, and enjoy.
I found this form of pho to be outstanding. All the ingredients were fresh and the broth was delicious and hot. I wasn't able to finish my bowl because the portion size was huge, so I had plenty of leftovers for later.
Service was good, albeit quiet and reserved. The girl who sat me was also my server, but there was a man there (who looked to be the manager, maybe even owner) who also waited on me. Since both were on the quiet side, it was difficult to get comfortable, although neither were ever mean or unapproachable.
I think the one aspect that may hurt Pho House are their price points. For a pho spot, they are markedly more expensive than many of the local pho spots I've visited. Their food, imo, is quality, but I don't know how they will compete when other pho spots offer similarly quality food at less expensive prices. I've read other reviews that stated as much, and some have gone as far as saying Pho House ripped them off. I'm not going to go to that extreme, but Pho House's price points do leave me thinking twice.
Regardless, Pho House offers excellent pho and spring rolls in a clean establishment. Once they rock out the customer service portion, and maybe reconsider their price points, I think they'll be good to go. I hope they're around for a bit, because I feel like this is a good location with a lot of potential. JV read more