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    Pho Thien Phat

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed • 10:00 am - 8:30 pm

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    Pho Viet

    Pho Viet

    4.6(74 reviews)
    7.3 mi

    Amazingggggg! The server was very attentive and kind. The pho broth...heavenly! We felt the love…read moreand will be returning!

    I came in here for carryout to bring home for dinner, since I was in the area and needed to bring…read morehome dinner... The guy working the front was very friendly and nice. The menu is loaded with many Vietnamese delights, but I was only there for Pho, so I asked what broths they make and was surprised to learn they make beef, chicken, and vegetable broths for their Pho! Many places I visit only seem to make a beef, so I was happy to be able to enjoy chicken broth with my Phở gà. I told him to pack the order securely as I had a long drive home, but that clearly didn't happen. I didn't wait long for my order, maybe 10 minutes total and when I got it, it was in a tied plastic bag, which I carried out. I felt heat on the bottom and thought maybe one of the lids leaked, so when I looked at the lids, they were very poorly secured, which is an issue. They bought terrible, cheap, low-grade quart containers, which barely hold the lid. So I seatbelted the bag in my front seat and made it home fine. But when unpacking at home, I noticed the large round containers they put the main food in had lids that was sitting on top of the base, but didn't lock on at all - Again, cheap containers. They also had a nice assortment of accoutrement in that container, but everything was mixed together, both the cold and the hot - this is NOT appropriate. You should never pack cold and hot things in a single vessel when food is "to go." Even still, we separated everything and when it came time to eat, the noodles were so soft, they were melting. The broth was on the bland side, so I found myself adding Sriracha and salt for the first time ever to my Pho broth. The veggies were fresh though. The chicken looked and tasted good, but there were several odd, dark pieces in it that wasn't appetizing to come across. Overall - I really wanted to love this experience, especially since the smell inside that restaurant was great, but I feel it was slightly less than was it should have been. I'd say this was a 3.5 star visit, but will rate on the hi-end at 4 stars. Would I return? Not for Pho.

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    Pho 95 Hai Ky Mi Gia

    Pho 95 Hai Ky Mi Gia

    3.6(161 reviews)
    4.6 mi•Willow Lawn, Near West End
    •$$

    Highly underrated pho. This was definitely one of the better broths. Would order from again.read more

    Nice place. Clean inside, fast service, and my order was ready quickly. I got it to go…read more I ordered P1 and A1A. It's food. Growing up, I was never into soup. Soup isn't a meal -- it's a thick beverage. Like a milkshake, but made of tomatoes and eaten while a grilled cheese sandwich watches in judgment. Pho is different. Pho isn't just a hunger suppressant -- it's an activity. Like dipping fries in ketchup or doing fondue. You get to cosplay as the chef while the restaurant acts as your sous chef. They gather the materials; you do the real work. Want lightly cooked tripe? Pull it out early. Want thoroughly cooked brisket? Let it soak. Want to eat an entire garden with your meat? Add all the bamboo, basil, and mint. Want a primitive diet? Take the garden home for the rabbit you'll slaughter tomorrow. You are the pilot of this meal. If your pho sucks, that's on you -- take notes and do better next time. If it's amazing? Congratulations. You are now a world-class Pho-er. This is exactly why I like pho to go. In the restaurant, the chefs behind the counter assume you're a n00b and finish it for you. At home, you control your destiny. PHO 95 Hai Ky Mi Gia hits all the right marks for me. I also ordered the crispy pork egg rolls. They're what you'd expect -- probably the same supplier as half the restaurants in America -- but the key difference is they didn't overcook them. That alone sets them apart. Just enough grease to coat my mouth in flavor, not so much that I could power a lamp for seven nights. Totally going back. P1 is the universal baseline, but next time I might live dangerously and try the S4. Maybe next week. Photos included... need to work on my food presentation skills.

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    Pho Luca’s

    Pho Luca’s

    4.2(207 reviews)
    6.9 mi•Carytown
    •$$

    Super skimpy portions, but good broth flavor - not worth the price of entry…read more Pros: - The broth was flavorful and easy to drink. I ended up drinking all of the broth in my large bowl Cons: - $17 for a large bowl of pho, which is pretty pricey for Richmond - In this large bowl of pho, there was approximately 3-4 oz of meat and 6-8 oz of noodles. The vast majority of the bowl was broth. I have no idea why they even skimp on noodles - that shit is dirt cheap. I ate lunch around 1 pm and was hungry already by 3:30 - I am not a fatty either, so you know these portions must be tiny - Recommended tips started at 20% on the iPad and went up to 25%. Self explanatory - those numbers are a bad joke If they would at least put in 4 more oz of noodles, maybe you could justify coming here. Until then, skip it

    My previous review two years ago was two stars following the third time we had an incorrect order…read more After a year away, We recently gave it another try... Got home and opened our Pho and there was no herbs/vegetables other than sliced onion. No basil at all. My wife's dish was also missing key ingredients. We called and they said it must have been a mistake, so I went back to get it, and that's when they admitted they didn't put it in because they were running low and reserve it for those eating in house?! At no time did they notify us that our order was being changed... not during ordering, not during pickup, not when we were tipping them or when we called in later. I found them completely dishonest about the whole situation. I totally get that restaurants can run out of things, but you don't lie about it in the hope that take out orders want bother to follow up. Dishonest places like this is why people don't want to tip in advance. I am done with this place.

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    Pho Thien Phat - vietnamese - Updated September 2026

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