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Pho Sapa - Bellaire Blvd

4.2 (326 reviews)
ModerateVietnamese, Noodles, Soup
Open • 8:00 am - 9:30 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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PHO SAPA - BELLAIRE BLVD ATMOSPHERE

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Good for groups
Good for kids

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Pho Dac Biet with a side bowl of bone marrow
Shawn L.

I visited Pho Sapa for the first time this week and I can confidently say it is one of the best pho restaurants I've been to recently. Like many other pho restaurants, you can choose from preset meat options, or choose "a la carte". Unlike other restaurants, Pho Sapa has an impressive selection of noodles you can choose from. I went with the Pho Dac Biet with regular rice noodles and a side of bone marrow. The broth is rich and flavorful without being heavy, and the portions are impressively large, especially for the price. The steak and brisket were especially tender especially compared to other spots, and the bone marrow was a perfect compliment, adding buttery richness to every bite. The restaurant itself is quite large and I believe it could accommodate a large party with ease. I visited on a weekday night and there were plenty of tables available for other customers, but I would be curious to see how crowded this spot is on weekends. Service is quick, friendly, and helpful, and they must be used to seeing regulars here as we were asked if we were ready to order almost immediately after being seated. Overall, I would definitely go out of my way to visit this spot for a solid and value bowl of pho and I would definitely recommend it to anyone in the area.

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Daisy C.

Pretty big place with many seats. The service is fast. The food came pretty fast. We had both the pho and dry noodles. I was not a fan of the dry noodles. The pho was much better. The soup was very good. It was very flavorful and the noodles were good too.

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Matthew L.

Overall, pretty good pho. The service was fast, and the restaurant was clean. The broth was decently flavorful, and the noodles had a good chewy texture. Would be back.

Sooya S.

So glad my friend recommended me to this restaurant. Its a good atmosphere, I like how they are representing the hmong people here. True to its name Sapa. The food was delicious. We thought that the bone bowl was going to be small but its huge! Love the ginger pho.

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Nancy N.

Best pho in houston! Service is quick and pho comes out fast. My go to for pho all the time.

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Cayli P.

I have heard a lot about Pho Sapa previously and was presently surprised. The inside has plenty tables and good lighting. The service was great, and food came out QUICK! I really really enjoyed the Hu Tieu. The broth just tasted so clean and fresh. Can't go wrong! I definitely recommend.

Christine D.

Your typical Viet Pho restaurant. Overall satisfied and would come back again. Service was quick and efficient. Ordered: - Pho Tai Bo Vien - Only complaint was I felt like the meat was more clumpy than other places.

Pho dac biet
Monica W.

Visited Houston for a weekend trip with the family and was recommended here by our friends who live there and it definitely did not disappoint! What we ordered: - Pho Dac Biet: I feel like pho dac biet is always a good choice when you don't know what you want and are comfortable with eating everything from brisket to tendon to tripe etc! The broth was so delicious and flavorful. It had clear broth and I really enjoyed it. - Pho Tai Gung: My husband also very much enjoyed this one. The steak was yummy and the soup base is same as dac biet so the broth also was clear and delicious! This one is a simple topping of rare beef. Overall both pho's were delicious and we were impressed! Service was good! We are a fan!

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Alex W.

Need to revise my review because clearly I got the wrong thing. The rare beef ginger pho is out of this world! The broth is so clean and heartwarming. I usually don't like ginger, but you could hardly taste it in this bowl. Adding Sriracha to the side of raw onions that they give you is a MUST.

Catherine L.

LIVES UP TO THE HYPE!! the portions are huuuge, lots of noodles and generous amounts of meat. the meat is SO tender, esp the rare steak. the noodles are cooked perfectly too. the broth is rich, savory, and vv flavorful without being too salty. they also have really good spring rolls. the shrimp inside are huge and super fresh! even when the restaurant is packed, the food comes out super fast, so the wait usually isn't too bad

Evelyn L.

Finally got around to trying Pho Sapa after hearing so many people rave about it, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. I ordered the lean brisket pho, and it was delicious. The broth was rich, flavorful, and tasted like it had been simmering for hours. The brisket was tender, and the portions were generous. Everything tasted fresh, and the service was friendly and efficient. As someone who's always searching for great pho in Houston, this is definitely one of the better bowls I've had. I'll be 100% coming back to try more of the menu. Highly recommend!

Pho Tai Bo Vien

I went here with my boyfriends family. It was my first time and it was so delicious! We got seats quickly, I was expecting for there to be a wait. The inside was clean. The food came out quick. Everyone was nice! I ordered Pho Tai Bo Vien. I would definitely come here again! Pho Tai Bo Vie: Delicious! As a pho lover the broth stood out in this place. It felt light weight than the other places. It made me enjoy my pho even more. I'd rate it a 10/10!

Anne Q.

My absolute favorite pho place. Customer service is always so friendly, helpful, and polite! I tried the dry pho dish for the very first time today and it was delicious. The sauce is really what makes the dish so good so don't hesitate to dump the entire sauce into your bowl and mix it well. The dish comes with a small side pho broth. I highly recommend asking for the vinegar onions. It really enhances the dish.

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