Dang. I've been wanting to try this place for forever and had high hopes since the reviews are…read moregood. The food was okay and the people at the counter were nice, but hair/bugs in food is something I just can't look past. I unfortunately won't be returning :( so bummed because this is the closest Vietnamese restaurant to me. I'll just make the 40 minute drive to Pho Mai Tai on jones rd... I would also like to add I am a woman with longer hair so I am 100% certain it's from whoever was working in the back.

They do not have tapioca balls, not Teahouse type drinks! They have maybe 4 different drink…read moreselections that they can add boba, but that's it! And they do have fountain drinks. I got Thai tea with boba and my kid got milk tea with boba. They were delicious! But this is not a teahouse type place. They have more of a food menu versus a teahouse/drink menu. They might have hot tea and green tea but I am just guessing! Call before you go if you are looking for a specific type of drink. The inside was clean. Nice decor. Awesome painting in the middle of the big wall congratulating them on 3 or 4 years of business. And they have cool electronics to look at BUT NOT TOUCH! They are display only. Pretty cool. I'm guessing rare and expensive Nintendo systems from Asia. Very cool. And authentic games still in plastic cases (similar to Blockbuster but not blockbuster). Very pungent food aromas. Like garlic and vinegar. My mom really likes their Vietnamese sandwiches.

They go up on fees when they have a large amount in the bank and things like the flag pole light…read morehas been out for over a year with the flag flying at night with no light also lights out on main entrance sign at Cypresswood and Cypress rose hill for months but quick to send you a letter for a trash can out over night street lights look cheep and way out dated compared to others around area.

My first time there and I was received with love! Van made me feel like home! I never ate pho…read morebefore and she took her time to show me the menu and what was the most popular dish I with a smile on her face! The food is so delicious! Thank you, Van! Let me also add that the restaurant is very, very clean! Strongly recommend!

We were in the mood for soup, so we searched for pho and Yelp led us here…read more First impression: it was dinner time and only one small family was dining. We were told to pick our own seats. The table we chose was clean, but the seats and floor weren't. The host kindly cleaned it up for us. We sat for quite a while before asking a staff member for water. We also requested lemons, but they never came, so we let it go. We ordered large bowls of chicken pho, and that was definitely the highlight. The portions were generous and packed with flavor, with a great balance of chicken and noodles. Midway through the meal, we ordered lemonade. The host didn't seem too happy about it and went to the back for a while. It seemed like it might be made from powder since she grabbed ice from the front machine. Then we found out it was $5, which was surprising. Service-wise, it felt a bit off at times, but you could tell they were trying. We did share a few laughs with the male waiter, which helped the experience. At checkout, we got a percentage off for Mr. Pho's 7th anniversary at this particular location, which was a nice touch.

First the friendly service was on spot as soon as arrived for lunch. Water was immediately given to…read moreme. Calm small and clean place but I like the atmosphere. I didn't get Pho this time, but excellent Lemongrass grilled chicken with Vermicelli meal / egg roll. It was delicious and ingredients within was fresh and tasty. I was so happy I forgot to take a picture! I will return when in that Tomball area. One thing I would like more powerful flavor is the nuoc mam or cham. (excuse missing characters on words) but needs more chilis, tad more sugar and a little more fish sauce. Overall, I was pleased I will return and have others to try Pho and other options.

If you are looking for amazing-comfort and customer service this place isn't it…read more It's cozy and tight. Weird enough, we had to ask for something to drink after we had already placed our food order and was well into eating. Whereas; other patrons walked in the door after us, and received their beverage the moment they sat down. Matter of fact, the waitress passed by us and saw we didn't have any water and provided water to the couple who had just sat down. She literally could have stopped at us first but chose not to...that cost this establishment my business. The Pho was subpar, better than a lot of restaurants on the Northside, but certainly not the best in town.

The food was delicious. The location itself was unclean…read morebecause the younger generation running it that day were not concerned with cleaning tables. I was there for an hour and 6 tables sat there with no one sitting at them with dishes just sitting there. The service was not good at all. The "kids" working the counter were more concerned with their phones and having headphones in their ear. I will find another place to get my thai food from before i go back.

I always go and have tried their pho amongst multiple of their other items. Everything always is so…read moredelicious! I especially love their drinks, very diverse and their taro is absolutely the best thing.

Just a little quick back story...I was driving along my cross country road trip. I was craving a…read morehot bowl of soup. I simply Googled Pho restaurants because I find giant bowls of soup to be quite comforting. This was on a random Sunday afternoon. Well, I just happened to be here in Cypress, Texas about 25 miles away from Houston and kaboom! Pho Bo 2 was located right off Highway 290 in a giant shopping plaza. From the outside appearance Pho Bo 2 looked pretty modern. I had a good feeling that I would enjoy the food here. Upon entering, there were plenty of tables and chairs featured and best of all they were open for dine-in during this pandemic! It wasn't too crowded which I actually liked so this way I could get served quickly (though most Pho places have fast service regardless) because I was hungry! Pho Bo 2 had all your typical food, appetizers, rice, plates and of course Pho soups...lol, the only reason why I ever come for Vietnamese. They offered 40 different Noodle Soups along two pages of the menu. What stood out to me and which I've had success with in the past is Pho soup including egg noodles, pork, shrimp and my new favorite item...quail eggs. I went with Soup #37...the Hu Tieu Mi...which combined rice and egg noodles with quail eggs, shrimp and pork...and for $8.95...an absolute bargain! I also got hot tea which I believe they charged an extra $1. With tax and tip the meal cost $15. Within 5 minutes or so, the soup came out. It appeared really colorful looking with a nice brown broth to it. I also noticed large pieces of pork, shrimp, quail eggs and little green scallions which I'm a fan of. And of course buried underneath the soup were the rice and egg noodles. From my first impression, I was excited with what I received. This #37 was very good. The broth was tasty and the pork was generally lean and not too fatty. I was disappointed with the shrimp. I believe there were only 2 shrimps in the soup and they weren't deveined. Grrr...why wouldn't they take a little time to devein the shrimp? This made me feel like they weren't fully cleaned. Ah, okay so the shrimp let me down. Still, for the occasion and for desiring Pho...the soup was definitely satisfying. Although they only offer 1 size for all their soups, I was actually left yearning for a little more after I devoured the bowl. Maybe I could have found a quick appetizer to start with. Finally, for spontaneously coming across this place on my Google Maps while driving...Pho Bo 2 was a general success. If I happened to be living in Cypress, I would return here. I felt like they were reliable and good enough in terms of quality with their Pho soup. My overall experience was a positive one.

Came by here for lunch earlier today. Food wise was good along w/ their drink options. I ordered…read morecánh gà chiên nớc mắm (fish sauce wings) and it was a bit moist and tasty. At first I thought it would come w/ rice since I ordered a shrimp dish that would come w/ it last time I came around their soft/grand opening shortly before covid hit, but I had to ask the waiter for extra rice since there weren't any when he brought the wings out. Supposedly they'll charge you for an extra bowl of rice and I don't think that was the case though. I also ordered a jasmine milk tea w/ matcha boba and it tasted less flowery which is good for my liking and I didn't even taste any matcha flavor to the matcha boba that was like crystal boba though. Something I noticed inside was that whenever other customers left after dining in, the waiter didn't clear and clean the tables right away and I understand if he was busy though. I'm thinking it was bc there weren't alot of customers when we came in and he was probably gonna wait until more people would come in later. But overall most of their food is great and hopefully I'll be here eventually to try some of their other foods. :)

Everyone has there likings when it comes to pho. So many places and so many variations but this…read moreplace was enjoyable for us. Food Good size ration of protein and noodles as some places give you more noodles than protein or vice versa. We like that not all broths are beef broths. The chicken vermicelli dish I got wasn't the usual lemongrass chicken as it was a different seasoning. Not a bad thing just different. Service was good! Staff was attentive and very friendly with our son. They did give us scissors to cut the noodles and it was in a plastic wrap. Might have been new scissors. Only thing I thought was I guess tacky? The middle central table in the restaurant was filled with their condominium trays and they sat there putting stuff together. I know pho restaurants do that same time but it's usually in the corner or somewhere close off.

In a word, this joint is Lackluster. From the service, ambience to taste, all lackluster…read more Meh greeting upon entering. I expected more flavor from the food. Fried rice was bland. Pho was fine. The beef avocado spring rolls were good, but super chewy. They also charge .35 per to go item. That was a bit of a turn off. FYI: this place seems to have changed its name to Pho Guru.

Pho, egg rolls and lychee tea are so good every time. Customer service is attentive and it's always…read moreclean.

The P9 Combo Pho Noodle was just okay with not enough meats. The Fried Wontons were kind of dry…read more Fine for quick lunch but I think there is better place around here.

I'm so happy my sister showed me this place! it's a quiet little place to enjoy GOOD Pho !! I…read moredefinitely will forever come here! they are very welcoming and nice! Great food!

The place was pretty clean, and the service was good overall. Unfortunately, the food was pretty…read moredisappointing. The pork and shrimp egg roll only had one shrimp in it, and the peanut sauce didn't really taste like peanut sauce. The iced coffee was decent, and I liked that it came in a big cup. The grilled pork was probably the best thing we ordered. My wife said the pho wasn't very good, and the spring roll tasted like it had been frozen. I ordered the vermicelli noodles, but the noodles were extremely hot and honestly seemed more like pho noodles than the usual vermicelli noodles. Overall, it just wasn't a great experience food-wise. I've had better Vietnamese food at places in Montana, which was honestly surprising. The service and cleanliness were good, but I don't think we'd come back for the food.