Tried the pho bac and chinese donut. Chinese donuts are fried dough so can't really go wrong with that! The pho bac was a decent bowl of pho but something about it just didn't make me really feel like eatting it. I tried eatting it with the chilli they have and it just felt somewhat lacking. Also the meat is bunched together so it was kind of annoying. Service was not great. They sat us in the other room so it was hard to get service so we ran out of water for majority of the time. Also when they were serving the food they just sorta of dropped it whereever and lefted. Not good service at all. read more

Pho Huynh - Pho bac - Vietnamese Near Me - El Monte, California

Checking out The new OX Tail noodle soup Food It's a new item here, only serve one size, which is a medium size I believe, and they put really good amount of ox tail in the noodle soup! Not just one or two or three, it's a lot! Filet Mignon on the side It's small blow, but good to share! Full of filet mignon in it! Tender and yummy! Coffee with condensed milk My favorite drink here! Keep me awake! lol Parking It's a individual building, maroon colored, easy to find, it has it own parking lot behind it, or you can just street parking Service The girl who served us really nice! Friendly and always smiles, during the meal, she came check us couple time to make sure that we are doing ok! Great job Will come back for sure! And I love the outside wall painting! I posted pic, check it out! read more

Pho Huynh - Vietnamese Near Me - El Monte, California

Won't coming back here again. I have been come here every weekend to eat pho bác. Pho used to be good but lately the pho broth lack of flavor and not good at all. I took few of my friends here to try but none of them like it. Its sad because it used to be my favorite place. Service is good. The guy is very nice and always helpful. read more

This pho restaurant used to be my favorite place for eat noodle soup but lately I feel the taste isnt as good as before. The soup doesn't have enough taste. I always ask them extra salt to put in my soup. Maybe under new management or new chef in the kitchen. read more

Pho Huynh - Vietnamese Near Me - El Monte, California

This place is located on a street with about 50 other Pho restaurants. My family and I have been going to the same Pho restaurant forever but this time my boyfriend and I wanted to give some place new a chance. Here is what we ordered: - 1 filet mignon pho $8.95 - 1 shrimp Pho. $8.95 - 1 order of egg rolls $6.95 - 1 Thai tea $3.50 Total: $31.11 FOOD- was alright. We both determined we like our usual place better. Also, they are legit a Pho place, there are very few food item options. However, the shrimp pho was legit because it gave me 8 shrimps! Yes, I freaking counted them. Egg rolls where a 7/10 CUSTOMER SERVICE- we unfortunately did not take note that this place closes up really early but even then the employees were pretty attentive. I think they just wanted us out though -.- Tip: Check business hours cause they close really early! read more

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Came here many moons ago when I was sick got bad service, returned once more and same bad service. I can't complain about the pho, it is delicious. We order our drinks, spring rolls, and pho. The server was not friendly, clearly he hates his job. Our pho arrived first, our drinks didn't arrive until after 15 minutes and that's only because I asked for them. He got bothered that I asked for my drinks too. Once we are done with our pho (probably 30+ mins later) the spring rolls arrived. Wait, what? When we were done eating we literally said "they forgot our spring rolls, don't bother asking for them". Lastly, there was two kids running around with guns and toys which clearly were one of the employee's kids. Screaming and running around the whole restaurant. Great pho, but the service is garbage. Everyone in our table was annoyed and one also said "never again". read more

I love good pho. Pho Huynh makes good pho. Therefore I like Pho Huynh. Prolly my favorite Pho Place to eat at outside of homemade. I used to work in Rosemead and go to SGV and I can tell you there are MANY options to get pho. I mean to me, pho is never a bad option.. but the best option would be Pho Huynh. I mean you know it's good when they have nothing else on the menu. It's just Pho. So I mean if you came here hoping to order something else you tough out of luck. You just gonna have to settle for their delicious pho. Their mouth-watering rich flavored pho broth.. I can't tell you about the Pho Filet since I've never had it. I'm all about the other meats so that's why I've never ordered it. Tai Nam Gan is 99% of the time what I order at any pho place. Tai is rare steak, Nam is flank, and Gan is Tendon. Maybe I can ask for the Filet meat for my Tai next time.. hm better go back now. Anyways there's a parking lot in the back with a few spots. If that's full you can park on the street but I'd probably read the signs to make sure so your car won't disappear while you eat. The service here is aiteeee. But it's pho which is a pretty simple meal and doesn't really require meticulous attention to detail. read more

I got a ticket for a left-turn red light at a corner of Artesia and Normandie where the photo-enforced cameras are. My fault, I wasn't paying attention and I ran a red light (I didn't see the FLASH go off so I was hoping I got away but nooooo~~~~!, a couple of weeks later I got a letter from the city's finest). This is leading to a traffic school in El Monte. This is leading to a breakfast at a Pho place in El Monte (Because I chose the class there on purpose so I can come here for breakfast, they open @ 7am. The class is just a couple of big blocks away, a lot of work to make this happen, heh). I'm no Pho expert but I seem to be addicted to it (What makes a Pho? Uhm..., that star thing that gives it unique flavor, you know.., rhymes with Jennifer Aniston or Gary Sinise something like that. What's that? Am I her fan? No, I think she's funny but no. Anyway I think it's called Anistonise). I ordered rare beef and brisket Pho and I was not disappointed. At first it looked like any ordinary good Pho. But the soup was great. I've yet to try it with lime or condiments because I just wanted to slurp that taste until it was all gone. It had a nice deep flavor with slightly sweet aftertaste. The noodles were fresh tasting; I also detected a nice fresh-out-of-the pot pasta aroma where soup hasn't gotten to yet. The beef? Sure, it was good, the rare beef was ok and it wasn't just a cardboard floating in soup. What woke me up, besides the great soup, was the brisket slices. They were so tasty they reminedd me of deviled ham (which I like). What woke me up part II: The brisket was melt in your mouth tender (You sure this is not pressed deviled ham? No, doesn't' look like it. Very nice). They have Pho and no other dishes, that's it, and I love it, a hardcore soup noodles only place, very cool. read more

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I am a pho connoisseur having eaten pho all over OC, the valley and Vietnam and I'm picky about my pho. The first place a pho restaurant usually fails is with the broth. No such problem here, the broth is tasty, clean, not to sweet, not heavy in MSG. It's a bit light on aromatics but it's good till the last drop! In Vietnam we often eat pho with chao quay, the fried bread. It's available here and made fresh. In addition, you can get the bone marrow broth with egg which is delicious and hearty. It's just a few dollars and you should get it! The veggie tray comes with the right veggies, even including ngo gai, which is a cilantro like dandelion green known as culantro. The chicken pho my wife had was excellent and included dark meat as it should. It's rare that I will give a pho restaurant 5 stars but this one deserves it. Absolutely great pho, good service, clean bathrooms and quality food. Truly as good as pho gets and it's sad that these bad reviewers were spoiled by imitation pho and don't know how good it really is here. read more

Pho Huynh - Bone marrow and egg broth. Highly recommended... - Vietnamese Near Me - El Monte, California

When I was growing up these Hispanic kids from my class would always ask if I ate dog or my family did. I don't know what their fascination with us eating dogs is. It's just another yummy animal walking on four legs. Tender, juicy, and plentiful. But if I had the balls back then I would ask them, "Why does your dad stand outside of home depot everyday?" It would be a nice comeback. This is what I tell my therapist all the time. Felt like I was eating at an army cafeteria or on the streets of vietnam with the metal bowls. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/s8z52frDMhWwqT-gBoyP2Q?select=lzZylYOGqGAZlr3p4AHSJQ Only other times I've eaten out of metal bowls has been at Korean tofu houses where they serve rice in small metal bowls. What's odd is that their signature bowl of pho is the only one served in the metal bowls. All of the other bowls is made of plastic that you get 3 for $10 at the Vietnamese supermarket. I'd hate to know what kind of stains they have at the bottom of the bowl. There is a pho place RIGHT ACROSS the street but they were completely empty while Pho Huynh had people waiting outside. That's a real testament to this place. People parked across the street and run over. Yes, they risked their lives for pho. Pho Huynh's Score - 87 Points read more

Best.Pho.Ever! Get #1! It comes in a metal bowl. #1 comes with ginger and thicker noodles, it is de-li-cious! The broth is very light and simple, but it gets me everytime! The meat is chunkier and very tender. If you like spicy, make sure you try the homemade chili oil, it is to die for. Yummm!! read more

Pho Huynh - Yummmy!!! - Vietnamese Near Me - El Monte, California

They have noodle soups only. Sorry broken rice fans. They have their #1 which is the northern viet style pho and I believe everything else is southern style. The flavor profile is very clean tasting, and it's a very good bowl of pho. The service was awesome, I believe they're quad-lingal (Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese & English). The only thing I would knock maybe half a point on is the price as my personal opinion, but I'm used to cheap pho in the OC. read more

I can't count how many times I've been to this restaurant (must be well over a thousand times). I used to live down the street and grew up eating at Pho Huynh. I was first introduced to this gem when I was in grade school. I later found out that the owner's daughter went to the same school I did. How cool is that! Anyways..... I HIGHLY RECOMMEND #1 PHO BAC. Omg homegirl, this stuff is orgasmic. You will never go anywhere else for filet mignon noodles ever again! The meat is soft. The noodles are fresh, and the soup is rich in flavor. Be sure to order a side of the vinegar onion and beef butter/oil. It really compliments the soup well. Pho Huynh now accepts credit card transactions if the bill is over $10. YAY YAY YAY. My visits to Pho Huynh have been less frequent because of their former cash only policy, but with the new changes, I know I'll be coming back more often. =) read more

This is my new favorite Pho restaurant. I know there are TONS of Pho places in SGV and what makes this place so special? Well I was a regular at the Pho Hien restaurants (old and new) and Noodle City before that. All good places. Pho Pasteur is good too. But this place is the best. 1. Their Pho Bac is awesome. Pho Bac is North Vietnamese version of Pho. It comes with fresh noodles instead of the reconstituted dried noodles. The meat they use is Filet Mignon. This makes it soft and tender. Their soup is a bit different than the regular Pho and they add ginger to the soup as well. It comes in their special metal bowl, this helps keep the soup hot. 2. You can get all the typical Pho varieties as well, just ask for the fresh noodles. 3. The restaurant is CLEAN! not like most other places. 4. They play sports on their TV's not Vietnamese music videos. 5. The place is ALWAYS packed but I've only had to wait once because the restaurant is pretty big. That was on Christmas or New Years, i forget which. Only bad thing is that they only accept CASH! But this is like most Asian places. Also remember to make yourself a dipping sauce for the meat! A bit of fish sauce, a good heaping spoonful or two of the Chilli sauce, a squeze of the Siracha hot sauce, and lemon. Take your meat and dip it in the sauce and enjoy! I think I'm gonna go for a bowl now. Okay.. Based on the other reviewer I had to try Pho FIlet. Two Thumbs way down... I have to give it to them that their meat was good. But thats about it. Their broth was MSG laden and Start Anise laden. I little bit of MSG is good but they over did it. That's not even the worst part. There was so much oil in the broth I couldn't finish it! That's normally my favorite part of having Pho! The restaurant is also small and dingy. The chili sauce is also not as good as Pho Huynh. I would not go back to Pho Filet. I'm pissed at myself for trying it. read more

This Pho place is the go to place for my brother's family. I live all the way in OC so heading down here to El Monte was a trip for me. I tried the Pho Dac Biet Large. It was pretty good. The soup tasted good and it wasn't fatty at all. The pho noodles were okay and the meats were not bad. The price of pho here is pretty simple.. regular size is $7.50 and large size is $8.50. They mainly serve just pho. They have appetizers such as vietnamese egg rolls and spring rolls. The place is simple and a good in and out place to have for lunch. Would I go here again? I think so. read more

Pho Huynh - Pho Dac Biet Large. Not Bad! - Vietnamese Near Me - El Monte, California

Came here for dinner with my family because my fiancé was craving pho bac. It's been about 2 years since we last came to this restaurant but I remembered the pho bac to be pretty good last time. This time, however, I wasn't nearly as impressed. Was the bowl always that small? Has the serving size shrunk? I'm not too sure, but for $8 the serving size was pretty small. I remember being unable to finish my food 2 years ago. This time I finished my bowl and still wasn't completely satisfied. The Good: + Light broth, not overly salty or MSG-y (but at the same time, not as flavorful as other places) + Filet mignon was tender and good + Private parking lot in the back + Clean bathroom The Bad: -Price/portion ratio is skewed, considering that this is a pho restaurant -Slow service--whenever I tried to get someone's attention they were always playing on their phone While the pho was still good, it definitely didn't leave the same impression as before. And definitely not something so amazing compared to other Vietnamese restaurants that I would pay $8 for a bowl. read more

I drive 25 minutes to get to this little Godforsaken corner of LA. For me, there's really only two pho places: Pho Filet & Pho Huynh. They're both on the same stretch of Garvey. Let me start with the place we've been going to for years: Pho Filet is our go-to. We always order Pho Bac there. And are never disappointed. But that's really the only thing I would ever order. All the other pho sucks and the slew of specialty stir fries or what-have-you are lackluster. Then, to it's kind of grubby. There's no bathroom inside. And the bathroom outside makes me feel gross. That said, they know us there. This is because we're regulars and big tippers: 25%. Also, we're an incredibly attractive couple. LULZ. And now our pho place twice in a row: We've been going to Pho Huynh, recently, because it's just a lot cleaner. A friend--and Vietnamese American foodwriter--had rated it Number 2, after Pho Filet. This, for her review in the LA Weekly. So, we've been switching things up. Here are the great points: 1) Clean and Pleasant 2) The Pho Bac is not so exciting but Pho Dac Biet is actually excellent 3) They've got those Fried Donuts that Viets and Chinese love 4) They have fresh noodles for 25 cents extra 5) They accept Credit Card So there you have it. Right now, I'm having a Pho Huynh moment after years of Pho Filet loyalty. You do sacrifice a little taste. But your toes don't curl at the thought of hygiene protocols. read more

Wow. Last night was my first time having pho filet and learning the difference between pho from the south & north. Pho Bac (filet mignon pho) comes in only one size for $7.75. Meat was delicious with thin slices of ginger. My favorite part was the broth. It's completely different - clear and simple broth without different spices. Here, the noodles are wide like fettuccine and thin sliced rare beef cooked in hot broth. SOOOO good. Not even a huge fan of pho but I'm liking this pho bac. They don't have other vermicelli or rice dishes. Egg rolls are meh, nothing to rave about. read more

Pho Huynh - Egg rolls (comes with 5, missing one) - Vietnamese Near Me - El Monte, California

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Delicious as usual. Even during the pandemic. The staff so nice to prepare everything for us. I'll away like this restaurant.

By far still my favorite Pho joint. High lights: - TONS of meat. - Beef is absolutely tender and delicious. - Pho bowls are usually steaming hot, even at the end of the meal. - Pho usually comes within 10 minutes-- I have NEVER had a long wait for my pho here, ever. Low lights: - Horrible parking because it gets pretty crowded. read more

This is the first time I've had pho bac - the filet mignon pho - and I can't say I was anything but impressed with the quality of the meat and broth. The venue itself - surprisingly clean and modern for a low-key pho restaurant! And oh god, between $6-$10 for a large bowl of pho with a solid proportion of noodles and meat? Food, get in my belly! The pho bac has a really intense clove flavor, but it is insanely delicious. I was never prone on Northern Vietnamese pho, but after Pho Huynh, I have quite possibly moved to the Northern side - give me that gamey Pho Ga and I'm good to go. Note - There's a parking lot! And lastly...food's fast, but service depends on the waiter - we asked for extra greens and they never got back to us. read more

Holy crap ordered 3 bowls of the regular Pho and 2 drinks got charged for $54. Like other people mentioned on the reviews, they tend to overcharge their customers. Didn't realize it until I came to look at the reviews. Yes be careful, they didn't bother to give me a receipt (should have asked for it) but didn't know this restaurant would be cheating their customers like this. Oh well, wont be coming back. read more

When stepping in, I was expecting for a typical pho setting--white walls, minimal investment into the interior tables/chairs. It was a couple steps up from that--had their restaurant name by the restaurant on the wall in script writing, tables and chairs were decent, and interior was actually given good thought! From that, I assumed the food was going to be a couple steps up from the typical hole-in-the-wall pho places... It was not. It took 1 1/2 steps back o_O NOOOOOOO! Why??? Ordered - fresh coconut, Spring Rolls, Shrimp Pho, and #2 Combination Pho (steak meat, filet mignon, and brisket). Fresh Coconut - tiny, took 10 (if that) and it was gone :-( the meat was too tough for my liking. I prefer the coconuts from a Thai restaurant. Spring Rolls - wasn't tasty, tasted like nothing (kind of how I would image air to taste like). Event the mix of peanut sauce and chili paste didn't do much. Ate only 1 of the 3 rolls :-/ Shrimp Pho - lacked flavor. There's usually various spices and bottles of sauces that are on the table to personalize your bowl of pho. I felt I was adding too much and working to hard for it to get to where I wanted--still didn't end up where I wanted, just settled at a point because I had put in so much already and didn't want to overload my bowl w/ sodium o_O #2 Combination Pho - the BF ordered this dish. Says soup was okay. He was expecting the meat to be good (especially after our intense hour of bubble soccer, I digress), but it was disappointing to find out that it was mostly too fatty for his liking. Nothing special here for him. Service - was okay, maybe a tad less than okay; compared to other pho places. Overall... No, we won't be coming back :-( can get better tasting food w/ the same service elsewhere, around the same amount of money. read more

Pho Huynh - Pho was bland and coconut was small (meat was on the harder side). - Vietnamese Near Me - El Monte, California

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It's, ok" :/ I was told that the pho broth that they serve here, is the AUTHENTIC way, and I say...NO! Vietnamese food is usually, full of flavor, and complex. I had the pho with brisket and tendon, I was like...where's the flavor?? It really tasted like salty, watery, broth. All the spices that make a, pho broth was, MIA! Where's the umami? They needed to have a roll call, "anise, cloves, cinnamon, garlic, ginger,,,bone???" Why weren't you there?? I would skip this place. It wasn't good, even the eggrolls are made with Chinese eggroll wrappers, that's why I say "authentic, my butt" read more

Pho Huynh - Good seat, cuz the air is blowing at you while you're eating hot soup! - Vietnamese Near Me - El Monte, California

My favorite place to get Pho Bac!! It's northern style vietnamese filet mignon with thick rice noodle served in a metal bowl. Pho bac comes out very quickly and its boiling hot! Customer service is great and quick. It's so convenient to come here when you're in a rush and you want something to satisfy your hunger. Also, its opens really early for those morning birds. read more

Service sucks. What's with the bad and downright rude attitude? If you are not a morning person, don't freakin work in the morning! read more

Pho Bac, Northern Vietnamese filet mignon sliced beef soup with thick rice noodles served in a metal bowl, the best thing here and if you're getting anything else I'm not sure why you're even eating here! There is a lot of ginger in the broth so beware if you don't enjoy ginger. I believe the soup is a chicken broth base but I could be wrong. Absolutely delicious. What I ordered: Pho Bac ($8) Cafe Sua Da (Vietnamese ice coffee with milk) read more

I am more of Bun Bo Hue fan than Pho. My brother is a regular here and this is a go to Pho place every time he craves for Pho which is at least once a week. The people who work there already remember who he is and what he likes to order. I have tried filet mignon Pho and it was pretty delicious. What I remembered from my memory was that the service was excellent and I remembered asking to provide more of the side veggies because we just love to loaded our Pho with veggies and they were so generous with providing them. This time I order the spring rolls only because I wasn't feeling too hungry. The spring rolls doesn't have flavor so you will need to use the dipping sauce that is provided for you if you want more flavor. It comes with peanut dipping sauce as well as hot sauce. So, pick either sweet or spicy flavor of your choice. They would also come check on you and see whether you will need more hot tea or not. I won't be back as much since I love Bun Bo Hue noodle more but my brother will be back in no time. read more

Pho Huynh - Spring Rolls - Vietnamese Near Me - El Monte, California

I ordered Pho and spring rolls. Rolls priced at $6 but they rang them at $7. Girl said the prices increased, I told them they had to honor price price on menu or it was false advertising. Gave me excuse that system charged it like that, without owner there she couldn't do anything. Very disappointed, drove from Ontario just to leave without spring rolls. Not the price but the principle of it. First and last time I come here. Only reason I came cause it was well recommended. read more

Pho Huynh - Spring rolls. - Vietnamese Near Me - El Monte, California

Yes, this is a "pho only" place, no spring rolls, no rice dishes, nothing! It seems that the building used to be a taco bell or some other establishment. The inside is crowded and the pace is quick. I had the usual, pho tai, which is rare steak pho. The cuts of meat were not as good as other places, although you do get a decent amount of it. It came out quickly as it usually does and I was able to be in and out in 20 minutes. This place is cash only so keep that in mind. I don't think I'll be back. read more

I'd been wanting to try this place for a while and now that they're open late, I was finally able to. I'm told this is more of the Northern Vietnamese style of Pho... Wider noodles and more ginger. I'm not a pho expert so I can't say more than that, but I dug it. Probably good, too, to distinguish itself from all the other great pho joints (that are mostly Southern style) on Garvey. The restaurant itself is clean and nice and kinda dimly lit, unlike most Pho places (I know THAT much). There's also a parking lot in back which is always definitely cool. Add this to my [already huge] list of great pho places in the SGV... read more

My first time trying Northern style pho! The Pho Bac with the filet mingon was really good! There was only one size for the Pho Bac - comes in a large metal bowl and was decently priced. I will definitely be back again the next time I'm in the area! read more

Pho only spot! A lot of my friends love this place. Don't really know why though. The menu covers essentially all the pho options. I went with my usual which comes with tripe, tendon, and rare brisket, which was tasty. I didn't care for the broth as much as some. I do like how the place is clean and fairly modern. Parking situation is absolutely horrible with that lot. Park on the street if during prime time! read more

i used to only know the existence of skinny rice noodle they are in all pho. would have never know to order pho bac! It's the fatter rice noodle and it was delish! the texture was great! soup base tasted just all other pho except it's got ginger's zing to it. quite delicious! Their home made, or i believe it is, chilli paste is delicious too must try! read more

Pho Huynh - Pho bac! - Vietnamese Near Me - El Monte, California

Tried Pho Bac (filet mignon), it was served in a big silver bowl, with generous portion of noodles and beef. What I like about it is the noodles taste soft and silky but I don't really like is...there is a quirky smell with the bowl of noodles, not sure what it is though...and the chunk of beef in the soup is all chunked up together when served. read more

Portion size was plenty even for a small it filled me up. Meat was very good and seemed to be pretty fresh. Veggies and sprouts were very flavorful! Thai iced tea was yummy as always. I liked that our pho was served not more than 60 seconds after we ordered and it was perfectly hot. Parking in the rear behind the place is tight and the dumpster stinks on a hot day but you can park on the street to the side or in front also. It was just a little warm inside but other than that I really enjoyed it for my first visit! read more

So delicious and yummy!!!! :) I want to visit again again! Love this pho !!!!!*__* Very light taste than the other pho restaurant!! I think they don't use msg.... so delicious! read more

Pho Huynh - Vietnamese Near Me - El Monte, California

The service is kind of slow and they kept forgetting to get us utensils and water even though we asked but that's fine. They forgot to get us bean sprouts and basil for a long time. The food is really good. Northern style is believe, you can taste the difference of styles from the food. Overall the food is good so it's still a good spot to eat read more

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I decided to give this place a 2nd chance after my friend raved about the steel bowl Pho. First of all if you're popular for something ADVERTISE IT. The steel bowl was the first thing on the menu and the ONLY thing not translated in English. Food: I didn't like the Steel Bowl Pho at all....yes the meat was super tender but was way too chewy for my liking. The flavor is different....not as tasty and the noodles are different. I'd stick with regular pho...but then again I've had that here already and it wasn't that good. If you don't like pho and come in a group where someone doesn't like pho its best not to come here because they don't serve anything else. Service: The waiter was very weird...he was standing next to us as if we knew the menu my heart. After I asked for menus he stood there waiting for us to order. And when asked to give us some time he said "no problem" and stood right next to us. He also didn't seem to know English because we asked if No.2 was in a steel bowl in which he replied "Yes steel bowl." We ordered the No.2 and....it wasn't the steel bowl. Environment: I actually like the setting here. The decor is new compared to other pho places. Dinged for parking...there is no way I'm going to park my car outside of the lot (not the nicest area). Price: Prices are rather low but then again it comes with the territory. With so much competition near them the price has to be low. Food: 2 Service: 1 Environment: 3 Price: 4 read more

hmm. I've only had the filet mignon pho so I can't say much about everything else. The meat is pretty tender and I couldn't even finish mine. (It was a small) I like how they use the wider rice noodles though, those are my FAVE! I'd say this place is more 3 1/2 stars. read more

Pho Huynh - filet mignon pho - Vietnamese Near Me - El Monte, California