The foods there are a rip off I order a plate of stir fry beef with vegetables and there was so little beef inside. The tai pho had very little Beef and the container that are used to put the soups and everything in are very oily and the brown bag order to go was leaking sauces and oils with only one chopstick not even a piece of napkin... read more

I apologize, my review was meant for Pho Countryside next to Kam Ma . The manager at this establishment contacted me and it was then when I realized I added my review for the wrong Pho restaurant. read more

Good food great place in quincy not to far short travel good service. Come here again.

Eaten here many times. Food is excellent , very consistent. Nice to have a quality restaurant of this kind in Quincy Center. Highly recommended. read more

Good food and friendly staff, the owner checks with you and makes a short and pleasant conversation. This is definitely my place to go when I'm in the area. read more

Great place, clean and good customer service, we order the fried spring rolls they were fresh and the pho had an amazing taste, definitely will recommended this place read more

Just like the one downtown but cleaner and much nicer. Seems to be a symbol of my life over the last year !!!!

*This is a delayed review - I'm just getting around to giving my review from the Grand Opening weekend* I went to Pho Pasteur during the grand opening and was extremely underwhelmed. I have been to other Pho Pasteur establishments around Boston and have never been impressed with their food and service but decided to give this a try since it is one of a few Vietnamese restaurants in the area. I came with a group of six friends and was impressed with the decor. Very clean and bright which you would expect from a brand new restaurant. The wait staff was plentiful, maybe a little overstaffed for the size of the business, but it was grand opening weekend so I could see why, but I digress. The menu is what you would expect from a Vietnamese restaurant; noodle soups, rice entrees, noodle dishes, traditional appetizers, etc. We ordered items that would typically define a good Vietnamese restaurant: spring rolls (nem), multiple bowls of pho, bun bo hue, and com suong. These are some of your staple Vietnamese dishes. The prices were pretty high compared to what you would get from other places in Quincy but we figured that it would reflect in the quality of the food. Onto the food...now let me first preface this with the fact that my first job was as a waiter at a Vietnamese restaurant so I have had a lot of experience with quality Vietnamese food, not to mention that I grew up eating Vietnamese food my entire life. The food came out in a timely manner, the nem spring rolls came out first. These were the most lackluster nem spring rolls I've ever had; it was simply nem, noodles, and lettuce. Any Vietnamese mother would be disappointed with the presentation of these spring rolls. Then came the pho and bun bo hue which was served to us on cafeteria trays. You could tell the wait staff was inexperienced as they struggled to transfer the bowls of pho from the tray to our table. During the transfer, the waiters spilled the broth which made the bowls very oily, not a big deal if they had a catch dish under the bowl, but that wasn't the case, so we were left to eat our entrees in a puddle of broth. This also could have been avoided if the restaurant used the proper bowl size, for example, we ordered a large but it was given to us in a medium bowl with more content so the bowl was filled to the absolute brim with broth. True pho enthusiasts appreciate the extra space in a pho bowl so you can add your bean sprouts, mint, condiments, etc. and mix properly. So to the actual pho and bun bo hue - the broth temperature was lukewarm, at best. The broth was so tepid that the noodles were still stuck together making it impossible to properly eat the noodles. As for the flavor of the broth, it was very mediocre which is what I've come to expect from any Pho Pasteur establishments; nothing to rave about, but it'll satisfy your pho craving. The com suong was also pedestrian - the pork was a little over cooked, but overall was fine. It's really hard to mess up such a simple dish. Rice, marinated pork chop, and garnish. In summary, the restaurant is nice - clean and bright. However, the overall operation could use some major work. The wait staff will inevitably get better with some experience, but the quality of food is a fundamental issue to the success of this establishment. I hope whoever is reading this take this review will take it constructively because Quincy needs more Vietnamese restaurants, more QUALITY Vietnamese restaurants. read more

Living further down on the South Shore it is often hard to find a great restaurant like this without traveling in town! As I had visited the Boston location (also outstanding) I really looked forward to my Pho last night. I too chose the spicy beef and lemongrass with yellow noodles. Gosh it is so darn good!!!! My daughter chose seafood with white noodles and was similarly impressed again. Looking forward to our next visit! read more

Wow. I've never been so irate leaving a restaurant before. Yes, at the time I went they were quite busy. However there were 4 waiters and the place itself really isn't even that big. We got lucky and got seated right away. Placed our order but still no tea brought over to us until we literally had to ask one of the waiters for tea. Minutes later he came back with half a kettle of tea that wasn't even enough to fill 3 cups (we had 3 people in total). It definitely took at least 20 minutes to get our food. It's pho, it's not that hard to prepare when your soup base is already prepared. Won't be surprised if there's only one chef in the back doing everything. We got small sizes for the pho and they were TINY. I've gotten small at other restaurants before and I've never seen one this small. There were maybe one mouthful of noodles and like a couple slices of meat, that's it. The soup was lukewarm so it wasn't even hot enough to fully cook the meat and the bean sprouts. And here comes the best part - trying to get them to hand me my bill so I can pay took another 15 minutes. Flagged down one waiter, she stops to stare at you, mumbles something like "ok" and then disappears and never comes back with the bill. Asked two other waiters for the check and still nothing. Every time you ask them, they stop and stare at you and your table and then walk away. Am I speaking alien language or is there supposed to be a different way to ask? I simply asked "Can I get the check please?" but they all just walk away and never come back with it. I seriously was about to walk out of this place without paying. And I know I am NOT the only one that felt this way. Everyone around was frustrated as well. I definitely will never come back here again. Wish I could give this place 0 stars if I could. They lost my business and I will also be telling my friends and family about my experience so they don't have to experience the hell I went through. TLDR: Do yourself a favor and either drive up to Pho Countryside next to Kamman or drive to North Quincy and go to Pho Linh. read more

I had a great first experience a few weeks ago so I went back. I ordered hot sour shrimp soup and my guest ordered hot sour chicken soup. Our soups took an unusually long time to arrive. Both soups lacked any traditional sour flavor and were in fact SWEET! My experienced pallet told me it did not have lime juice or fish sauce. It also lacked mushrooms and had minimal protein. To my surprise our soups were loaded with pineapples, about 12 chunks in their large bowl. It did not take long for the soup to taste like straight up pineapple flavored soup. I called over the manager and explained that our soups lacked the proper flavors. Although I knew the answer was no and sincerely hoping he would agree, I asked if it was typical to add pineapple to the soup and he said YES!!! He also told me that he would ask the chef about the ingredients. He came back and said our soups were made properly. There you have it. If you want to wait a long time to have your hot and sour soup taste like sweet pineapple soup (not even spicy pineapple), I highly recommend you try it. read more

Love this place! Food is awesome, my service was great, and the restaurant is spotless. Very excited to have one so close to home.

This is the first time I came to the Pho Pasteur in Quincy. I've been to the one in Boston a lot of times and loved it. It was pretty quiet for 1 pm. Ordered the pork chop pho and my mom ordered the special combination pho. The pork chop was good and there was a healthy portion of noodles. However, the noodles were kind of hard and were hard to separate from one another. Other than that, no complaints from me! Food was great and service was great! read more

The soup broths here are superb. I have been waiting for his place to open as the other local pho shops around the area have only been subpar to my standards. Needless to say, I will be here frequently. read more

My boyfriend and I would go to the Boston location often because the food was phenomenal. The Quincy location is just as good! We get the Vietnamese spring roll and the Pho Ga (chicken Pho). The flavor of the broth is unbelievable. I wish we could eat their Pho every day. Ah! It's so good! read more

I don't know is it because they just open and not quite settled yet.. But the food is mediocre, really disappointed. I have been here twice and still debate whether I should give them a third chance or not (I really want to though since the location is very convenient for me). read more

Read all the bad and good reviews from yelp, we decided go give it a try. We don't regret it. The restaurant is so clean and nice. Food are so good and authentic. Bun Bo Hue and Mi La Cay are a must try...very authentic and tasting. My kids really loved the beef and chicken teriyaki. Outstanding service. Very highly recommended. The best restaurant in town. We are keep coming back and even order togo for next day meals every time we visit this restaurant. read more

Friendly service, comfortable seating, good location, adequate parking, great find. I have always been a big fan of this chain for many years, but there's no need to go into Boston for the same great food now. Highly recommended!!! read more

Very good Pho restaurant. I like the Quincy Pho Pasteur a bit better than the Boston one. Same ownership, but the one in Quincy Center is newer, cleaner and less hectic. The ingredients are fresh and well prepared and portions are generous. Very good bang for the buck. My favorite is lemon grass shrimp curry. Vegetables are fresh, curry is spicy and very tasty and enough shrimp and steamed rice to pull it all together. Staff is very friendly and helpful and less frantic than the semi controlled chaos at the intown place.I will go back! read more

Omg I can't tell you how much I loved the food here! I ordered the vegetarian egg roll, Hu Tieu Hai San which is like seafood noodle soup and my bf ordered the Pho Dac Biet which is Special beef noodle soup. The vegetarian egg rolls were very good, I think it had mung bean, tofu and carrots served with soy sauce for dipping. Both soups tasted very clean and seasoned very well. Other Pho restaurants I've been to, you can tell they re-use the broth over and over again. The soup here was so good I drank the whole bowl of soup. I've been to Pho restaurant in Boston, Quincy, Dorchester, Cap Code, Randolph and I believe this place is the best. They also have a location in Chinatown which is pretty good too. I also order the Durian smoothie and Vietnamese coffee they were perfect. The smoothie had a good balance of sweetness. For the Vietnamese coffee, the waiter asked how strong we wanted it, this was a plus for my bf because he likes his coffee very strong. The coffee was very good and was not overloaded with condense milk. The waiters here were very polite and provide excellent service. The restaurant is clean and pretty roomy. I will definitely come back. read more

The pho taste terrible noddle is not cooked enough time still chewy soup base is no favorite no way I'm going to back there

Likely because of construction scaffolding that hides it from the outside, this has been one of the newer, unsung gems of Quincy. If you want healthy, VERY fresh, and absolutely DELICIOUS food at very reasonable prices, this is a great place! The menu focuses on lovely, filling noodle soups with aromatic broths, tender meats or sea foods, and summer-fresh vegetables, and (nonsoup) vermicelli dishes that are delectable without being greasy. (Try the grilled shrimp vermicelli--YUM!). There are also very good vegetarian offerings, too, as well as some Chinese and Thai noodles like chow fun and pad Thai (again, without the excessive oil and the MSG that you find in so many places). Servers are very friendly and fast, and even thin wallets like mine don't feel much of a pinch when the bill comes. As for atmosphere, the lighting is sufficient but subdued, and you can actually have a conversation because the music is never too loud. Highly recommended! read more

Excellent, fresh food. Great service and great price. The owner is often present and enjoys checkin in on customers. Good vegetarian menu, too. read more

We went there on last Monday which was a very cold night. Thinking about hot and yummy Pho, I was never disappointed. The broth so tasty, love all the fresh basil and bean sprouts. The staff very friendly and the owner came to talk to us too. We will definitely be back. read more

I ordered take-out from here for the first time and got the chicken curry -- it is delicious! The gentleman that took my phone order was courteous and polite and very accommodating. The gentlemen who waited on me when I arrived to pick up my order were most helpful and pleasant. The food is great, and I'm pretty picky when it comes to Vietnamese!! I will definitely be ordering again. read more

I've been dinning at Pho Pasteur (Boston location) for years. I've always enjoyed the food. I can always count on getting served a great bowl of (chicken) soup. So I was thrilled to see that they opened an establishment in Quincy. Very nice fit out to the space, clean and fresh. The staff is very attentive, almost a little too much. I get the middle size soup (Pho), which is quite large with a sweet, light tasting chicken broth. It's filled with lots of chicken meat, sweet onions, some greens and served with a plate full of bean sprouts and basil. It's wonderful. I also enjoy the Vietnamese crepe or pancake. This is a very light, almost tempura style batter, pan fried and filled with chicken, shrimp and beef. Served with a plate full of seasoned vegetables and lettuce. There is a certain technique to eating this, which the server would happily explain. But I recommend you just dig in; it's delicious!!! Also, made to order, (raw) spring rolls. Not actually raw, just not deep fried. Prepared with a softened rice wrapper, stuffed with shrimp, vermicelli noodles and some herbs. Served with a peanut dipping sauce. I think it has pork also, but I always have them skip the pork. I don't venture away from my three favorite items, but after reading some of the other reviews I may have to rethink this!! read more