This is a cute mom and pop with a solid bowl of pho. I stopped by on a weekday for lunch and got…read morethe regular beef pho. The portion size was good and the service was friendly and fast. You order at the counter and when you're done, drop off the bowls and trays yourself. I'll definitely be back for a quick banh mi. I think they have a combo deal for a drink and a sandwich. They also have the usual drinks like Vietnamese iced coffee.

Crispy banh mi! Very tasty but my stomach didn't feel great after :/ $14 thai tea and banh mi deal…read moreis solid. The pho tastes like water and like the rest of Boston, gives you too many noodles. I was served herbs bitten by bugs

A cute little cafe walking distance from Boston College. I'm sure the South Asian students there…read moremust love it and what's not to love. There's a good offering of Thai and Vietnamese dishes. We started with the Tod mun which are Thai fish cakes. I always use this dish as an indicator of the authenticity of Thai dishes and it was excellent. Just the right blend of spices and you could taste the cut up kaffir lime leaves that really elevated the dish. We had the special beef pho for our mains. The broth was hearty but clear and fresh tasting. Generous amounts of noodles and beef. Service was prompt and so attentive.

Due to our proximity to the restaurant, we have become frequent patrons of the fine establishment…read morethat is Pho Zabb. Its consistent good service and food quality keep us coming back! Its honestly a staple in the neighborhood. Pho Zabb has a very extensive menu. They have dishes from many different cuisines, like Vietnamese, Chinese, and Thai. Their seating area offers lots of space, it is clean and well kept. The staff is always friendly. My favorites would include the Rad Na; veggies and your choice of meat (I prefer beef) soaked in a thick sauce that is warm and comforting on a cold day. We also love their pho and different curries. Thai iced teas are great too! I have a photo from our takeout we got this week, it's been hard to get a photo because we dig in so fast I forget to snap one. We order so much from here that they probably know who we are based on our order. Whether you're passing through or live in the area, pho zabb has got you covered. PHO ZABB WE LOVE YOU!

I'm not a fan of soups but my friends suggested I try this place…read more MY LORD. The pho I had was life changing. I mean it. I ordered three days in a row and I'm sure they were confused to see me that often haha. I've had pho in other places but nothing compares to here. Please order the pho, I loved it!!

There are a few restaurants that offer the dish bun dau mam tom. For me, Pho Le would be top tier…read more The way it's presented at the restaurant is amazing. The way it's packaged for to go looks wonderful. For the price, I believe it's around $30-$35 which isn't bad for the portion. I would say this feeds about 3-4 people. Comes with two dank (a unique smell and taste) sauces so be prepared. It's more potent compared to the other restaurants. I did not mind at all. My advice is to add a little hot water to tone it down . Overall, I would definitely come back. Highly recommend trying this dish!!

Viet Citron is a great option at the Eastern Edge Food Hall. While I was there, they were seemingly…read morethe most popular stall and for good reason. There are plenty of spots to sit and do work while you enjoy a meal and even some couches to relax after said meal. It was a comfortable space and for folks who work nearby, the food hall is an awesome amenity to enjoy. Viet Citron's pho broth is extremely flavorful and very well balanced. I was impressed! Their banh mi is also delicious and the standout was the bread. It wasn't the typical crispy baguette I've had in the past but was hearty and did a great job standing up to all the fix-ins in the sandwich. The crispy pork on the sandwich was flavorful and had the tasty, fatty goodness that you look for, though I would've liked a bit more sauce overall (the banh mi was a touch too bland). They also have a big ass chicken which was very appetizing and topped with scallion oil. My only complaint was the price was a bit high. I got two bowls of pho (admittedly, one of them was the beef rib pho which is one of the most expensive items on the menu), a banh mi, and a side of chicken and this put me back over $80. On the one hand, the food was delicious, but on the other hand, while it was comparable price-wise to a lot of other stalls in the food hall, it was more than I expected to spend and paired with the smaller portions (i.e., you get 24 oz of broth vs 32 oz), I definitely experienced a bit of sticker shock. However, that being said, I still think they deserve the 5th star for standing out as a great local option and representing Vietnamese flavors well.

Located inside the new Eastern Edge Food Hall Viet Citron served great flavors along with quick…read moreservice. I went with just the Banh Mi and found the flavor with the pork belly and fish sauce to be perfect. The bread was nice and crispy with the typical veggies nice and fresh. A great spot to grab lunch in the Kendall neighborhood.

Best place to eat different kinds of meat. It was my first time here with my family and we decided…read moreto get the seven courses of beef. This dish is probably the most delicious meat tastings in the world! At the end they even have juke. Definitely recommend this place for meat lovers!

For a late lunch, I stopped by Pho 2000. On a Wednesday at 2 p.m., it was empty. I put in my order…read morefor spring rolls ($4.50) and bun bo hue ($13.95). The spring rolls arrived within 5 minutes--two rolls, cut in half. The rice paper was springy enough, the sesame sauce wasn't watery, and the shrimp wasn't overcooked or old. I don't need to ask for much else at a neighborhood pho joint. The bun bo hue arrived a bit after I finished the spring rolls. The noodles were springy, the broth piping hot so the bean sprouts wouldn't sap too much heat, and the portion size was decent. I enjoyed all the beef tendon, but it was missing the pork blood and the funkiness of chili crisp that usually defines bun bo hue. The bun bo hue itself is a miss by its own definition, but still a solid beef noodle soup. That's the primary reason for 3* instead of 4*. Not a bad place though, especially for the price point. I'd come back.

We finally decided to come and try Pho Que…read more It brought back alot of good memories when we got seated. I literally dined here every week when it was Anh Hong. Our first impression when we got inside was, nothing has changed. Same set up with a bigger check out counter. It was organized and clean. We were greeted and seated right away . Super friendly staff. The menu is much smaller than before. I actually like menus with minimal dishes. 15-20 options is good so you'll know what to decide. Me and the wife decided to try two new dishes instead of our usual which com suon and pho. We got their bo loc lac and bun ca. both dishes were really good. I really enjoyed the fried rice that came with the steak. It was actually that good I would come and just order that to go lol the steak with very tender and flavorful. I would 100% come back for it ($20) Bun Ca is something I don't usually order and it's been years since I had it. We saw it on the menu and had to try it. We're glad we did because that broth was really good. A good amount of dill. Gives you a side dish of fried fish . It's not inside your broth so it comes out crispy and hot. Definitely will get this again. For drinks, we were excited to see we could get avocado with durian. If you're ever in Houston, this is a huge thing. It definitely was good. Overall, im glad we decided to come here for lunch. The staff alone makes you want to come back. 100% please come and support them.

I tried Pho Que today after an amazing experience ordering from DoorDash! However, I was not as…read moreimpressed with the food today! I guess it all depends on what you order. Here is the breakdown: 1. Bun Bo Hue (Spicy Noodle Soup): Best around here, very authentic, flavorful and spicy! I have been looking for something as authentic like this and hadn't been able to find one around! 2. Banh cuon (Steamed Rice Rolls): Really good and have the right amount of toppings - the sauce is also good 3. Broken rice with eggs Long Xuyen - it would have been better if the pork and eggs come in a hot stone pot and served as parr of a family meal than a rice plate in my opinion 4. Hu Tieu Kho - decent, missing some signature toppings 5. Bot Chien - although it was crispy, it was so plain white! I was honestly disappointed 6. Vietnamese Coffee - THE BEST in town! Really authentic just like I got coffee on the street in Vietnam! Overall, it is a decent place! I am glad I tried a different variety! Just like any other Vietnamese places, some dishes would be amazing, and some are just decent! And I will know what I want to order from here next time: Bun Bo Hue!!

I come here all the time and give a good review but this time it was really really bad , i ordered…read morea brisket and steak bowl everything on the side the 1st time it came out it was totally wrong tripe was it in so they sent it back and supposedly brought out a new one but nope they took some of the tripe out and resent it out. All that on the plate is the findings of tripe i found in the food after they supposedly brought a new one out. They dont know if it was an allergy and all they did was take it out and didnt think i would notice it and gave it back to me

Pho Hoa has big portions and feels very home cooked, in a comforting, no-frills way. The bowls are…read moregenerous and filling, definitely the kind of place where you leave full without trying. The food is decent and reliable, more about comfort than anything fancy, but it hits the spot when you're craving pho. We got the pho and some rice dishes. Also got chicken wings which left something to be desired. It's just a bit far from me, which makes it less of an easy go-to, but still a solid option when I'm in the area.

3.5 Stars. Extensive Vietnamese fare in a sprawling establishment. We got the #38 Com Suon Bi Cha,…read more#48 Ca Kho To with Salmon, and #72 Bo Xao Ca Ry. The #38 had super tasty but slightly overcooked pork chop. The pork skin and ground pork cake were also good but cold. The #48 had a delicious salty/sweet braised sauce but unfortunately a small salmon portion. The #72 had classic flavors

Amazing food and value for price!!…read more Come here early to avoid wait on weekend peak hours. I loved the pho broth and the grilled pork summer roll. The grilled meat platter was okay. Service was extremely considerate and kind even when they were busy. They made a minor confusion about a small side request and insisted to refund us, which was completely unnecessary but shows how much they cared!