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Literally the best pho I have ever had in a long time. I got the Bun Bo Hue and the chicken wings. Portions are huge! Service is extremely fast. And restaurant was nice and clean.
we popped in out of curiosity after noticing how busy the restaurant was a few weeks back. this restaurant has a homey, casual feel with wood paneled walls, and simple furnishings. it's clean, bright, and efficiently set up for a busy but welcoming dining experience. we were a group of three and arrived around 2:45 pm on a sunday, and even at that off hour, the place was bustling. the menu was extensive, everything from appetizers and rice dishes to noodles, banh mi, and drinks, ooh, and they have durian smoothies! pho runs $16.95 for a small and $17.95 for a large. our server recommended the house special, and for just $1 more, you know we gonna supersize that. i appreciated that they asked whether we wanted the bean sprouts cooked or raw, a nice personal touch. it didn't take long for our meals to come either. the bowl was huge and came loaded with a generous variety of meats (rare thinly sliced steak, brisket, fatty flank, tendon and beef ball) and the broth was comforting and savoury. the other diner in our group ordered the beef stew vermicelli, also large, which came with thicker noodles than we're used to, pleasantly slippery with a nice bite. the beef was fall apart tender. we had an order of spring rolls to start, they were freshly fried with a nice crisp exterior, and not too greasy. the filling was decent, though nothing particularly memorable. solid, but not a standout. as for the durian smoothie, it's not for everyone, but if you like durian, this one was thick, creamy, and with that unmistakable durian taste. the large bowls were truly massive, we were glad we shared one and still had plenty of leftovers.
Beef satay. It was okay. Nothing wrong with it but I've had better for sure. Probably won't order again.
The name sounded like NFL of Pho or something. I had to try Pho Super Bowl to see how big their food was. I ordered Lemongrass Pork with 2 Spring Rolls on Vermicelli ($19.75) it was big enough for 2 servings. And yes, this place is like NFL version of Pho it's gigantic! I was freaking out at the portion when it first came. Because I didn't bring my own container I paid 25cents for the box. Food was good. There were 2 big pieces of spring rolls, some pork slices and some veggies on vermicelli. It came with free soup before my noodles came. I had to get scissors to cut meat so I can eat in a bite size. It was a pretty good deal overall. My bill went over $20, but the portion was huge. This resto is true to it's name. I strongly suggest people to bring a friend to share food. If not, it's wise to bring your own containers. I took half of my food home.
My husband and I tried Pho Super Bowl around 5 mins walk away from Bettie Allard YMCA after our daily workout. It was a great experience. The food is delicious, the portions are very filling and the ambiance is chill. I had a small House Special and my husband had a large #10 beef stake pho. Both were very tasty. For bigger eaters, I highly recommend large. Great price value! We will definitely visit this restaurant again!
Never been to Pho Super Bowl but they're known for their large portions. It's in the same plaza as Me + Crepe, Katsuya and Pokerrito. We dropped in on a slow Tuesday evening (around 7:15pm). Service was dreadful. Witnessed a waitresses go to a table and leave before they were finished ordering. The menu consists of appetizers, banh mi, specials, pho, beef stew, egg noodle, combos, rice plates and vermicelli. Most dishes are in the $13.95 to $18.95 price range. - Herbs - bean sprouts, basil, lemon wedges and hot peppers. Basil wasn't the freshest. - Pho bo sate (#3) ($15.95 large) - steak was thin but overcooked in the broth. Not sure how you can call this a pho sate. Detected no peanut flavour. Broth was bland and boring. Had to throw in some of their chili paste to give it some oomph. There's a massive amount of rice noodles, but they became incredibly soft and limp halfway through. Terrible. - Bun bo hue (#4) ($15.95 large) - broth was average. Not much depth or complexity. This is a quantity over quality BBH. - Bun thit nuong sa, cha gio thit (#66) ($18.25) - spring rolls were of the Chinese variety. J said the pork was overcooked. Not his favourite vermicelli bowl. Don't get the high praise. No plans to return to PSP with so many better Vietnamese spots in town.
They don't call it "Super Bowl" for nothing!! We went out to Pitt Lake for a walk and thought we would grab something light before we head back to Richmond! Boy are we wrong! "Light"?? We both ordered the customary House Special "Large" thinking that its the regular "Large" we are use to seeing all over town, but boy-oh-boy this Large was indeed SUPER!! At $14.95 ( large ) $13.95 ( small ) I truly think they are of great value!! Just go check out the cost of beef is nowadays!! I strongly recommend any meat lovers to come and experience yourselves!! Its almost like endless beef and pho noodles all cradled in this super smooth and deep flavoured broth!! Lucky we did not order any sides as we both almost cannot finish our Pho! From some of my Yelp buddies reviews here, next time I am for sure gona order their Fried Wings!! Plenty of free parking at this mainly restaurants strip mall...
I'd say if you were craving pho and were really hungry, this place will satisfy. Portions a large and generous while still priced as most pho places. But when it comes to flavour and quality, this is where they fall short. I've had their pho before and it was just... meh. If you know your pho, you know. The depth of the flavour was just non existent seemed to just be bland. Today I tried their satay pho hoping this would redeem their regular pho. I was so wrong. I've had satay pho before at some of my other favourite joints so I know how it's supposed to taste. This one was just too watery and waaaay too much oil that all I tasted was the heat. 2/5 star because of the portion. Otherwise I'd have given it 1 star.
Super bowl indeed. Parking is available in the nice large strip mall lot. The place looks like it used to be a Korean restaurant at some point, with the wood panelling. Actually it used to be Japanese. Staff were friendly. No problems. I wasn't sure what to try so I had their house special which contains all the various cow parts. The bowl is definitely larger than the competition. Broth was nice and light. Decent amount of meat. Soup came with plenty of onions and cilantro. It was beautiful. The spring rolls here are fairly decent but aren't anything special. They are the non fluffy Chinese style. Definitely wouldn't mind coming back next time I'm in the area. Recommended.
Looking for some super sized bowls of pho? Across from the Burquitlam Skytrain station, this hidden restaurant is located in the plaza on Clarke Road, Pho Super Bowl will fill your craving and then some. Portions are large and great for sharing. They also have combo meals if you're with your friends and family or if you're super hungry. The pho bowls range between $14- $16. Banh mi are under $8, while their rice plates and vermicelli bowls are $17. But again, sharing is recommended or expect to take home left overs. They have their own parking lot, but they're sharing with some other fantastic restaurants so either get there early or at an off time. Give this delicious place a try.
Had the 66. Fresh ingredients and friendly staff. The place was packed with social distancing in.mind. Take advantage of the current grand opening promotion. 20% off. Will come again to try other items. Decent value. Huge portions, hence "super bowl". Thumbs up.
I will judge from my man and he said whenever he wants something he'll come here lol! The flavour in the broth was amazing yum is an understatement.
My new favourite Vietnamese restaurant in Coquitlam! My go to is Bun Bo Hue & Beef Satay Peanut noodles. Their Bun Bo Hue is one of the most flavourful broths I've had in the Lower Mainland. Packed with lemongrass, chili, complex flavours from the meat, and a great portion of the meat. Not all pho restaurants have the satay peanut soup option so I had to get it when I saw it on the menu. Definitely not the typical pho broth you'd expect but you'll definitely like it if you like a rich savoury peanut broth! The service is very friendly and I always enjoy dining here.
5 months ago
This place was highly recommended by my friend, and it's his go-to spot. The portion sizes are impressive! I ordered the large spicy beef, and it was incredibly flavorful, with beef slices and an assortment of chicken balls and meats. The noodles are thicker, almost like udon. My mom's vermicelli chicken platter was massive. The place is clean, and the service is fast. It's definitely going to be my go-to place now too! read more
Parking was a bit tricky during the lunch rush but was sort of emptying out closer to 1 pm. Very fast service. Tables are far enough apart that if someone is sick, you feel a little better about not being right next to them. Nothing particularly stood out but decent place. read more
2 years ago
Literally the best pho I have ever had in a long time. I got the Bun Bo Hue and the chicken wings. Portions are huge! Service is extremely fast. And restaurant was nice and clean. read more
we popped in out of curiosity after noticing how busy the restaurant was a few weeks back. this restaurant has a homey, casual feel with wood paneled walls, and simple furnishings. it's clean, bright, and efficiently set up for a busy but welcoming dining experience. we were a group of three and arrived around 2:45 pm on a sunday, and even at that off hour, the place was bustling. the menu was extensive, everything from appetizers and rice dishes to noodles, banh mi, and drinks, ooh, and they have durian smoothies! pho runs $16.95 for a small and $17.95 for a large. our server recommended the house special, and for just $1 more, you know we gonna supersize that. i appreciated that they asked whether we wanted the bean sprouts cooked or raw, a nice personal touch. it didn't take long for our meals to come either. the bowl was huge and came loaded with a generous variety of meats (rare thinly sliced steak, brisket, fatty flank, tendon and beef ball) and the broth was comforting and savoury. the other diner in our group ordered the beef stew vermicelli, also large, which came with thicker noodles than we're used to, pleasantly slippery with a nice bite. the beef was fall apart tender. we had an order of spring rolls to start, they were freshly fried with a nice crisp exterior, and not too greasy. the filling was decent, though nothing particularly memorable. solid, but not a standout. as for the durian smoothie, it's not for everyone, but if you like durian, this one was thick, creamy, and with that unmistakable durian taste. the large bowls were truly massive, we were glad we shared one and still had plenty of leftovers. read more
2 years ago
Beef satay. It was okay. Nothing wrong with it but I've had better for sure. Probably won't order again. read more
The name sounded like NFL of Pho or something. I had to try Pho Super Bowl to see how big their food was. I ordered Lemongrass Pork with 2 Spring Rolls on Vermicelli ($19.75) it was big enough for 2 servings. And yes, this place is like NFL version of Pho it's gigantic! I was freaking out at the portion when it first came. Because I didn't bring my own container I paid 25cents for the box. Food was good. There were 2 big pieces of spring rolls, some pork slices and some veggies on vermicelli. It came with free soup before my noodles came. I had to get scissors to cut meat so I can eat in a bite size. It was a pretty good deal overall. My bill went over $20, but the portion was huge. This resto is true to it's name. I strongly suggest people to bring a friend to share food. If not, it's wise to bring your own containers. I took half of my food home. read more
11 months ago
1 year ago
My husband and I tried Pho Super Bowl around 5 mins walk away from Bettie Allard YMCA after our daily workout. It was a great experience. The food is delicious, the portions are very filling and the ambiance is chill. I had a small House Special and my husband had a large #10 beef stake pho. Both were very tasty. For bigger eaters, I highly recommend large. Great price value! We will definitely visit this restaurant again! read more
Never been to Pho Super Bowl but they're known for their large portions. It's in the same plaza as Me + Crepe, Katsuya and Pokerrito. We dropped in on a slow Tuesday evening (around 7:15pm). Service was dreadful. Witnessed a waitresses go to a table and leave before they were finished ordering. The menu consists of appetizers, banh mi, specials, pho, beef stew, egg noodle, combos, rice plates and vermicelli. Most dishes are in the $13.95 to $18.95 price range. - Herbs - bean sprouts, basil, lemon wedges and hot peppers. Basil wasn't the freshest. - Pho bo sate (#3) ($15.95 large) - steak was thin but overcooked in the broth. Not sure how you can call this a pho sate. Detected no peanut flavour. Broth was bland and boring. Had to throw in some of their chili paste to give it some oomph. There's a massive amount of rice noodles, but they became incredibly soft and limp halfway through. Terrible. - Bun bo hue (#4) ($15.95 large) - broth was average. Not much depth or complexity. This is a quantity over quality BBH. - Bun thit nuong sa, cha gio thit (#66) ($18.25) - spring rolls were of the Chinese variety. J said the pork was overcooked. Not his favourite vermicelli bowl. Don't get the high praise. No plans to return to PSP with so many better Vietnamese spots in town. read more
They don't call it "Super Bowl" for nothing!! We went out to Pitt Lake for a walk and thought we would grab something light before we head back to Richmond! Boy are we wrong! "Light"?? We both ordered the customary House Special "Large" thinking that its the regular "Large" we are use to seeing all over town, but boy-oh-boy this Large was indeed SUPER!! At $14.95 ( large ) $13.95 ( small ) I truly think they are of great value!! Just go check out the cost of beef is nowadays!! I strongly recommend any meat lovers to come and experience yourselves!! Its almost like endless beef and pho noodles all cradled in this super smooth and deep flavoured broth!! Lucky we did not order any sides as we both almost cannot finish our Pho! From some of my Yelp buddies reviews here, next time I am for sure gona order their Fried Wings!! Plenty of free parking at this mainly restaurants strip mall... read more
2 years ago
I'd say if you were craving pho and were really hungry, this place will satisfy. Portions a large and generous while still priced as most pho places. But when it comes to flavour and quality, this is where they fall short. I've had their pho before and it was just... meh. If you know your pho, you know. The depth of the flavour was just non existent seemed to just be bland. Today I tried their satay pho hoping this would redeem their regular pho. I was so wrong. I've had satay pho before at some of my other favourite joints so I know how it's supposed to taste. This one was just too watery and waaaay too much oil that all I tasted was the heat. 2/5 star because of the portion. Otherwise I'd have given it 1 star. read more
9 months ago
Super bowl indeed. Parking is available in the nice large strip mall lot. The place looks like it used to be a Korean restaurant at some point, with the wood panelling. Actually it used to be Japanese. Staff were friendly. No problems. I wasn't sure what to try so I had their house special which contains all the various cow parts. The bowl is definitely larger than the competition. Broth was nice and light. Decent amount of meat. Soup came with plenty of onions and cilantro. It was beautiful. The spring rolls here are fairly decent but aren't anything special. They are the non fluffy Chinese style. Definitely wouldn't mind coming back next time I'm in the area. Recommended. read more
Looking for some super sized bowls of pho? Across from the Burquitlam Skytrain station, this hidden restaurant is located in the plaza on Clarke Road, Pho Super Bowl will fill your craving and then some. Portions are large and great for sharing. They also have combo meals if you're with your friends and family or if you're super hungry. The pho bowls range between $14- $16. Banh mi are under $8, while their rice plates and vermicelli bowls are $17. But again, sharing is recommended or expect to take home left overs. They have their own parking lot, but they're sharing with some other fantastic restaurants so either get there early or at an off time. Give this delicious place a try. read more
Had the 66. Fresh ingredients and friendly staff. The place was packed with social distancing in.mind. Take advantage of the current grand opening promotion. 20% off. Will come again to try other items. Decent value. Huge portions, hence "super bowl". Thumbs up. read more
2 years ago
I will judge from my man and he said whenever he wants something he'll come here lol! The flavour in the broth was amazing yum is an understatement. read more
My new favourite Vietnamese restaurant in Coquitlam! My go to is Bun Bo Hue & Beef Satay Peanut noodles. Their Bun Bo Hue is one of the most flavourful broths I've had in the Lower Mainland. Packed with lemongrass, chili, complex flavours from the meat, and a great portion of the meat. Not all pho restaurants have the satay peanut soup option so I had to get it when I saw it on the menu. Definitely not the typical pho broth you'd expect but you'll definitely like it if you like a rich savoury peanut broth! The service is very friendly and I always enjoy dining here. read more
4 years ago
2.5/5 Ordered 2 different dishes, but they forgot the other one, so my mom and I ended up sharing the chicken lemongrass rice dish. The portion size of the chicken was really good and the chicken was pretty flavourful, but overall, it was just okay. I initially wanted to get the veggie pho, however the broth is beef, so that was a no-go which is unfortunate as the friend I was with did get a beef-pho and she said it was pretty good. read more
3 years ago
It's just a place to go when your hungry. Solid food, solid service, good value, nice wait staff. Solid . read more
After ordering twice from Pho Super Bowl through delivery, my husband and I decided to visit the restaurant and dine in... I am glad that we did. This place may become one of our regular restaurants to visit. One of the things I love about pho is the soup, and this place serves their noodles with lots of soupy goodness. Their broth was clean tasting and tasty, noodles were done perfectly and they are generous with their meats. A small-sized pho is more than enough to fulfill your appetite. We also ordered the fried chicken wings. They were nice and hot when they come out, and the skin was crispy and tender. The dipping spices rounded out the flavours quite nicely. I would definitely recommend ordering the chicken wings when you come here. Great value for the meal, would definitely recommend trying this place out. read more
A relatively new player in the pho world, Pho Super Bowl is offering up some serious competition. The pho portions are definitely super. I had a hard time finishing and was distracted by the savoury broth. It's definitely one of the better broth I've tried, but I'll have to go back again to confirm it's always this tasty. We ordered some springs rolls which were a little pricey and had a little too much carrot as a filler. Taste-wise, they held up pretty well and we're above average. As for the chicken wings... YUM. I don't know if there is a way to explain a pile of mixed spices, sugar, and salt so I'll go with dip. The dip totally sets these apart. It adds a whole layer of complexity to what would otherwise be just a handful of deep fried chicken wings. It's a fantastic blend that hits all the taste buds. Double dipping to add more seasoning to the wings is encouraged. Order them. Do it fast. What are you waiting for? I'll be back real soon. read more
Our venue for lunch yesterday, and a first-time dining experience there for us. We arrived in the parking lot (free Plaza lot parking) just before 11 am. A nice friendly greeting when we walked in, and were shown to a table. Menus, and glasses of cold water followed, and very soon after, mugs and a pot of hot tea. The restaurant was very neat and clean. We dined inside, but did notice they have a small outside patio along side one end of the facility. Service was friendly and cordial throughout our stay. Food ordered: shared (threesome), names and descriptions as per menu. Appetizers: -- chicken wings (Canh Ga Chien) (5 pcb) -- deep fried wonton (Hoanh Thanh Chien) (5 pcs) -- deep fried squid (Muc Chien) -- salad roll (Goi Cuon) (2 pcs) Pho: -- House Special (Pho Dac Biet) - rice noodle soup, w/rare steak, brisket, fatty flank, tendon, tripe, and beef ball. The sequencing of dishes to our table was a little awkward, but otherwise, no complaints. The food was freshly-prepared, and 'pipping hot' from kitchen to our table, and preparations looked good. The large bowl of pho came first, and tastes confirmed a flavourful and tasty broth, with tender, well-prepared ingredients. The rice noodles nicely done, the meats, tripe and such, plentiful, tender, and tasty. Appetizers followed rather quickly, except for the squid dish, which lagged to almost "dessert time". The wings, wonton, and squid were very hot ('heat-hot', not spicy hot), the salad roll nicely cool. Daughter and I order the squid with 'regular' spicing, and it was just right, and tender and flavourful. The wonton (well-stuffed) and wings were nicely spiced, and both dishes so tasty. Dipping sauces for the appetizers were all well-prepared, flavourful and tasty, and went great with the specific dishes they accompanied. Our first dining experience at 'Pho Super Bowl' was fun, and we sure enjoyed the dishes ordered. It definitely looks like there will be a return engagement -- they have a rather large and varied menu, and we saw severl 'must try' items for our next time. read more
Any time I try a Vietnamese restaurant that is outside of the Victoria Drive area I always visit with lower expectations that it won't carry the authentic flavours and variety. But was I wrong with this one! Pho Super Bowl newly opened mid last month and it is located right across from the Burquitlam station. We ordered theBun Bo Hue + Grilled Lemongrass Chicken & Spring Roll. The portions are HUGE (just like its name) and the flavours are legit! Very bold flavours and they don't skimp out on the meat at all! We were so full by the end of the meal and we even had plenty of leftovers for the next day! read more
After recently discovering Pho Super Bowl, I've dine in once and taken food out twice here now, it's such a great place to eat ! Not only is the size "super" generous, but they have a great variety of choices. I haven't had a chance to try their large variety of selection, but what I have ordered has been great, no complaints! My current favourite to date is their Beef Satay Pho which has a satay soup base, peanuts and coconut milk. It's delicious and the steak that comes with it -is all meat, no fatty vein. *Yay!* For their appetizers, their pork spring roll is fat and plump, compared to many other places which are skinny. They really pack it with filling. And if you like fried chicken wings with a light crispy coating, I give this a perfect 10. I went during our "circuit breaker" and it was so nice to find a decent patio in the suburbs, perfect spot for the summer too. They followed great social distancing protocol and the interior and exterior is clean. Overall, between the soup bowls to vermicelli, they have something for everyone. Great quality, good service and highly recommended, definitely on my rotation list when I'm craving a salty and savoury meal. read more
4 years ago
If you feel like having some Pho, I highly recommend this place. They open early as 10am, so when you are hangover from last night, this place is perfect to treat yourself in the morning. Meat is tender and broth is tasty, of course, as the restaurant name suggests, portion is very generous. This place gets jam-packed during lunch and dinner time, so you might want to call ahead for a group of four or more. read more
We came here last weekend and had a very good lunch. Portion size is big and the taste is awesome. It's been so long I haven't had a bowl of pho that really surprised me. But Pho Super Bowl really made me think about it after our visit. Grand opening since Feb 19, 2021 and they still have the 20% off promotion until March 19, 2021. Give it a try if you're in the area. read more
They weren't kidding when they said their large was large! Silly me thinking I could finish it. The broth was nice, not as aromatic as other places but you can taste the time the broth has been simmering with the bones. I am curious about the rest of their menu though so I will definitely return. I just have to remember to order the small next time! read more
4 years ago
My favourite pho place! Great price, portion, service, and the food are just amazing! Quite big inside but always busy. Certain hours gets packed pretty fast. Sometimes there's even a small line. Lots of takeouts so that's an option too. Their broth are rich enough but not too heavy. They have a lot of options for food on the menu and some drinks too. I tried their soursop smoothie and was tasty. In my country, there's a fruit that's very similar to soursop in colour and taste but the exterior of the fruit is different. I was a bit skeptic Al as most Vietnamese place's drink are extremely sweet and mostly artificial, but the soursop smoothie I got wasn't at all. It was fresh and a bit sweet but not overpowering. read more
6 years ago
First time at this place. They had a 20% off promotion for grand opening. This place is just like your typical pho place. Nothing too fancy. The restaurant itself is quite large. There are pexi-glass barriers between the tables so it is quite safe to eat there. The lemon grass chicken with spring rolls (one is rice and one is vermicelli version) Both dishes had quite a large portion. Their pork spring rolls were much larger than what i expected. The grilled chicken had just the right amount of flavor for my taste. I have no complaint for the meat part but the vermicelli noodles however were quite overcooked. One part I really liked was they were still giving out bottles of oyster sauce, hot sauce, and even fish sauce to people. You won't even need to ask them for it unlike some pho places. After all, it was a pleasant experience. read more
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