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Every time I'm in the DC area, this spot is a must. It's officially part of my routine at this point. The standout for me is their spicy lemongrass pho - I had never tried anything like it before coming here, and honestly, it was kind of life-changing. It's like the perfect fusion of pho and bún bò Huế, with that rich, aromatic lemongrass flavor and a spicy kick that you can level up if you're feeling bold. It's one of those dishes I think about long after I leave. Of course, I had to get a Vietnamese iced coffee (cà phê sữa đá), and it did not disappoint. Super strong, perfectly sweet, and I love that you can actually watch it brew right at your table - it just adds to the whole experience. The vibe of the place is warm and homey, which makes it really easy to relax and enjoy your meal. The staff are always incredibly kind and welcoming too, which keeps me coming back just as much as the food does. If you're in the area and want something a little different from your usual pho order, this spot is 100% worth checking out.
I LOVE pho and am happy to have finally found my fave in DC! I came here after church and we passed a few other pho places along the way, but my friend insisted this is a local fave and would be worth the trek--and it was! It's a tucked-in restaurant that feels a bit tight but also cozy. We quickly got a table for a group of six, but larger groups would likely need to split up and sit at different tables. I got my usual Pho Tai Chin and it came out slightly pink but cooked quickly in the bowl. I was on the verge of hangry and it was exactly what I needed for instant glee. Highly recommend and can't wait to come back and try their spicy pho!
No meat! Broth tasted like a chicken bouillon cube was dropped in a microwave safe container with some water. Noodles were hard. They gave me the leftover scraps. I asked for them to explain this to me and the lady said that's your meal. Don't go here. I had to go to McDonald's to get more protein. This is supposed to be my after drinking meal.
Unfortunately visited this spot twice so far and just could not get with it. Service is poor and embarrassing if you are bringing someone to explore with you. Food is very okay, there are much better Pho options in the area. Came out way too fast and was not fresh at all. I tried the Spicy lemongrass Pho that seems to be all the craze here, but simply was not worth it to me. Seems to ride off the spice overpowering the broth but not much going on otherwise. I will say the ambiance is nice, it is a cozy location and the space is utilized well.
I wish I could give 5 stars because the lemongrass pho was mouth watering good. Chefs kiss. I'm Vietnamese and was skeptical when my friend said we should come here for lemongrass pho. I thought it would be the spicy beef (Bun Bo Hue) broth with pho noodles instead. Boy was I wrong, this lemongrass broth is heaven on earth. I got the regular spicy which was perfect for me. I would recommend mild spicy if you're not used to eating spices; my friend had a hard time with the regular spicy. I couldn't give 5 stars because their summer rolls were mostly vegetables and could use more vermicelli noodles. Other Vietnamese restaurants' summer/spring rolls fillings are more substantial than this Pho Viet.
Got the vermicelli noodle with lemongrass pork! It was good but I kinda wish it was more fish sauce-y hehe, maybe I should've asked for more sauce. Service was good, the restaurant is on the smaller size and they were packed throughout the night!
they have an AMAZING vegetable pho, so the vegetarians and vegans are not missing out one bit when u come here. the service was great and it is a really cute & quaint spot. the food is always ready pretty fast as well.
The only place I order Pho! I love Pho Viet on 14th on any day, it's a nice tucked in small resturaunt on 14th st. The service is always speedy whether there's a line full of customers waiting out or the door or not! The Spicy Lemongrass Shimp Pho is the only things I order, and of course I'm ordering it all year around! No complaints 100/10!
This place was very good! The lemongrass spicy pho with maximum spice is very tolerable but I noticed in my two times eating there that it does vary significantly by who is in the kitchen. I did have to have them add more spice when my full spicy pho tasted like medium, which they were happy to do. Regardless this place is some solid pho although my friends who are California natives were not as impressed. Did not enjoy the spring rolls as they tasted a bit old. The egg rolls were good but not your classic egg rolls! Service is fast but be warned that seating inside is limited and often you have to share table with another party so I probably wouldn't go here on a first date..
My favorite (and really the only) place I get pho! They have an amazing spicy lemongrass broth that will open your sinuses right up. I also love the salted lemonade and the crunchy fried egg rolls. This location is always buzzing, and it reminds me of a cozy cafe in Saigon.
This is the best pho in DC and probably the best pho I've had in a long time. The broth is extremely flavorful and the way they do their spice is much different from all the other spots. They give you actual spicy sauce instead of just siracha Check them out
Came here with a friend who lives in the neighborhood and loves the lemongrass pho. I ordered the chicken pho -- which another friend told me is blasphemous ("you didn't order the beef?") - oops lol. Its a good portion size. Lots of noodles. I got the quarter spicy which was plenty for me.
I was working in NW today and wanted some pho. I ordered a #11 which is the special pho. The staff was ok, pickup was fast. I asked if cutlery and napkins were in the bag. The staff said yes but asked if I wanted chopsticks which I'm glad I said yes to because there wasn't a spoon, fork or napkins in the bag! When I got into the office, I opened up my bag and was highly disappointed. First of all...what kind of pho broth looks like this?! I hesitated amd prayed for the best... My pho was smothered in lemongrass which is not common for pho. I assumed they gave me bun bo hue which usually has lemongrass and is spicy. It didn't taste like bun bo hue, but tasted like tom yum soup with a hint of pho seasoning. It's not fragrant and doesn't smell like any of the spices a bowl of pho would have. The noodles were fine but the meat...yikes! I had 1 piece of meatball sliced into 4 pieces, 2 pieces of tendon and a glob of meat that looked shredded meat all clumped together. Was that chunk of meat supposed to be the brisket or the flank? Note: this restaurant asked for spice level which I thought was odd. I assumed they were adding sriracha to my pho but it wasn't the case. I can handle my heat and love spicy food but this was not well executed at all. Please do yourself a favor and save your appetite for an authentic Vietnamese restaurant.
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It was my first time ordering pho to-go from here and I only did because they are closed on Tuesdays haha and wow it's almost just as good. I say almost as good because while it's amazing eating good pho from home, the experience is different. I love eating at the restaurant, constantly smelling pho and the staff here are lovely. They separated all the noodles, meat, add-ins. Just an observation from eating here a lot. When they are busy (most times) they sometimes don't get to the phone (for those calling to order). Just wait 5-10 min and try again. read more
5 years ago
Nice casual pho restaurant just north of Columbia heights, on 14th street, offering door seating. The seating area isn't large , but there is indoor and outdoor. Plus it wasn't packed. They came to take our order and brought out water first. Then our egg rolls. The rolls were good but definitely over peppered. Next they brought our pho, I got extra bean sprouts etc. My friend and I both got pho and enjoyed them! Plus there was some left over to take. My friend said she prefers this over the last pho spot she visited. Overall I'd recommend it and sit outside! read more
I grew up eating Pho. My girlfriend's Vietnamese. I've even been to Vietnam, twice. Pho is life! I'm always in search for the perfect bowl. Someone threw this place at me and said, "Spicy Lemon-grass Pho." The name alone excited me. I was so excited that I went that very night to try it. To my dismay, this famed bowl of pho tasted like spicy water. The broth had no herbal consistency; way too light and delicate to give me that comfort I was looking for. The meat was a bit scarce. Compared to Pho 75 and Pho 24 where they give you a boat load of meat... Pho Viet was a bit lacking. Not bad, but not amazing. If they added more meat and made the broth more dank then they'd definitely be living up to their name. read more
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Amazing authentic food with a spice. Just delicious. Ignore the space but the food is yum yum yum Very reasonable in price, super healthy, absolutely tasty, and very filling. read more
Been going here for years, their Spicy Lemongrass Pho is to die for and a unique twist on traditional pho. The atmosphere is really nice, it cant get busy just because of how small the inside is, but its definitely worth it. Their egg rolls and summer rolls are really good and their Vietnamese coffee is also A1! Couldn't recommend this place more, over six friends I've taken here have all loved it and been back on their own! Don't miss out!!! read more
7 years ago
I ordered takeout from Pho Viet the other day because it's my favorite neighborhood spot (and it's just two blocks from me). I've never ordered takeout from here before, I always dine in because I enjoy the lowkey vibe of the restaurant and how friendly the staff is, but I still wanted to support it while it was doing takeout only and I can definitely say it tastes amazing whether you dine in or take out!! My biggest issue was that I didn't have any bowls large enough to hold all the pho, haha, but that's a complete non-issue since it became easier to portion. The broth is soo good, it's always my favorite thing when I come here. I like ordering the pho dac biet with tripe and vinegar onion when I come here-- I think the vinegar onion adds such a nice layer of flavor but it also tastes fine without! The takeout was super well packaged too, everything was labeled and packed neatly. The broth, fresh veggies, and meat/noodles were all put in their own separate containers which kept everything fresh until it was time to assemble and eat (plus it let me cook the beef pieces to the perfect medium rare instead of it overcooking!!) I also got the triple tempura, which I've never gotten before but figured I might try, and that was good as well! I was hoping it'll be similar to this dish I've been craving, but it was different and not in a bad way. It still had that nice crispy tempura feel that I was looking for. Anyways, would highly recommend!! Whether you have the option for dining in or taking out, it'll take great no matter what. read more
4 years ago
Ordered dinner on a late Sunday, place was hopping when we arrived to pick up, lots of people picking up and eating in. Food was ready pretty fast within 30 minutes, fresh and ample portions. Sadly, they were out of summer rolls - actually a patron in front of asked about them too. We got egg rolls, Grilled Honey Lemongrass Beef vermicelli bowl and Crispy Egg Roll & Dried Shredded Pork vermicelli bowl. We will definitely be going back for pho when the weather gets colder!! read more
6 years ago
Two hands thrown in the air emoji. Pho Viet is as good as it gets in the DC/MD/VA area. Come prepared with cash, and take everyone's recommendations by ordering your pho lemongrass style. If you can't handle the heat, order it the least spicy (I literally ask for mi trang spicy, y'all). What I love about Pho Viet is the fact that their rare steak is actually served raw (skip asking for it on the side). And then there's my favorite part, the tendon, which is buttery soft and not fibrous like from some establishments. The ratio of steak to tendon is almost 1:1, which is almost unheard of anywhere aside from at home. I further recommend getting the appetizer sampler, which is a nice assortment of your typical fried goodies + buttered green onion baguette which you can drown in your pho broth (think of this akin to the Chinese cruller). read more
I needed some pho today because I became really sick yesterday. I never came to this particular restaurant before but it was on my way home and the beat option in terms of parking (which still wasn't good but not to any fault of the restaurant). There were only a few people at the restaurant, two small parties at tables and one other person at the bar where I sat to place my to-go order. I ordered #17, the well done brisket with medium spicy level. I probably should have done a bit more heat considering I'm trying to fight this sickness but oh well. They packaged the meal very neatly and everything was placed in separate containers. The pho itself was delicioussssss. At least, what I could taste of it lol. Overall, I had a good experience with both the service and food; I will definitely come back. read more
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Waited 30 minutes outside in the cold on a Saturday morning for pho here because there was no space inside for a party of four... the pho took another good ~20 or so minutes to come out...AND YET THIS PLACE STILL EARNS 5 STARS FROM ME! If you like mild-spicy spiciness, you MUST try the spicy lemongrass pho. I got the medium spicy lemongrass pho with brisket (chin). The broth was so flavorful, so hearty, and it so so so hit the spot. If you're a fan of cilantro and onion, this is the broth for you. Forget any other pho place anyone has told you about in the DC Metro area, come here instead - come earlier than lunch time on a weekend... and come in a small party... or alone! read more
Pho Viet is almost tucked away on the side of the road when getting off the Columbia Heights metro stop. It's a little bit of a walk when you get off the metro, but it's also good to digest your food when you need to take it back home. It's a small little place- minimal outside seating, minimal indoor seating. We decided to pick inside because I've been getting eaten alive by mosquitos. My s/o and I ordered the special pho- packed with brisket, rare steak, tendon, meatballs and more- it was delicious. My s/o added 1/4 of the lemongrass spice which was pretty good! I'd be willing to try the 1/2 spice if I ever get a cold (knock on wood). Broth was delicious, but I was mostly impressed by the brisket- sooooo good. Tender and reminded me of the meat I eat when ordering Korean Oxtail soup! Felt like home. Service could be a little more attentive- I feel like this place was unusually quiet. There was also a bee that was bothering the hell out of me while eating. Maybe a screen or something at the door would be good to keep insects awayyyy. read more
3 years ago
2 years ago
Food Atmosphere Service Price Pho Viet is a casual neighborhood Pho place that has the best Pho I've had in the city! I order the House Special, and it's a heavenly dish. Totally recommend! It warms, and fills you up. The meat was tender and the broth is 100% satisfying! Not to mention it's also super affordable! The restaurant itself is pretty small and cramped. I've waited 45 minutes for a table before when they told me 10. The service is also pretty bad. My server wasn't attentive at all, and had a pretty sour attitude. But the food is sooooo good, that it made up for it! read more
As I am a huge fan of Pho, I am constantly in lookout for some delicious Pho. We found this place when we went to buy some stuff from Best Buy. Looks like a small place from outside but the restaurant is very spacious. The menu comprises of various types of Pho and soups. I love the beef brisket Pho and would definitely recommend this to someone who wants to try Pho. The meat is nicely cocked, has amazing flavors and I usually add some peppers to make my Pho extra spicy. The price very nominal. Overall, loved the Pho here. read more
Sweet lil neighborhood pho shop that invites you in with a whimsical entrance that catches the eye from the otherwise concrete jungle that is upper 14th st. A good sign that it's been at least half full no matter what day/time I've been here. I usually order pickup but a group of us showed up starving after a long drive back into the city and decided to sit down and eat in. It was a rainy holiday Monday and the place was nearly full but they kindly made an effort to find room for the 5 of us. We knew what we wanted so ordered quickly...and proceeded to wait 50 minutes until our food arrived. Everything was piping hot and delicious but we nearly didn't survive the wait, lol. Ordered the veggie pho with extra tofu, full spicy. Great amount of noodles, spice was well-balanced and I appreciated that they added lemongrass as well, and the tofu had perfect texture. I was hoping there would be a few more veggies but overall this was a solid 4/5 dish. My second favorite veggie pho in the city - just wish they offered a veggie beef option like the *other* neighborhood pho spot. The veggie egg rolls were steaming hot and clearly house made; the filling was SO good. But be warned that one order = 2 egg rolls cut into half. Tried my friends tofu pot dish and it was umamilicious, would def order that again as well! read more
Came here on a Friday evening with some friends to celebrate a friend's birthday. Got seated pretty quickly since it was late and close to closing for the restaurant. I got the spicy lemongrass chicken pho. Broth was super flavorful and the spice was just right! However, the shredded chicken breast was a bit dry and chewy (like most other places), which was a bit disappointing. The broth helped with the dryness but it would have been better if they used chicken thighs or parts of the chicken with more fat in it. They were nice enough to give us a discount for our friends birthday, which is highly appreciated. Service was good - they came to refill our water frequently and food came out fairly quickly. I would come back if I was craving pho and happen to be in the area. read more
5 years ago
Four stars is too low! This was the best Vietnamese food I've had in DC itself. We ordered the vegetarian pho and the tofu hot pot, as well as vegetarian summer rolls. Everything came out amazing. We were blown away by how delicious it all was. Highly highly recommend. read more
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So far, Pho Viet is my favorite pho place in DC. It looks like nothing special but the food is real good (and in my opinion, the "hole in the wall" looking places are usually the best for authentic cuisines). I LOVE the spicy lemon grass pho with beef, brisket, or chicken! I brought my mom here when she visited and she also really enjoyed it. She got the brisket. Overall, this is my go-to pho place. Their pho always makes a rainy or sick day better for me. I also love their spring rolls! Definitely give this place a try if you are looking for authentic and flavorful pho! read more
This is the best pho I've ever had in my life. I've now had Pho in Philly, DC, and one more city/state I can't remember, just for your scope of reference. I got the beef special with the spicy lemongrass broth (quarter spicy) and myyyy God! The flavors were all there; I don't even think I could do it justice by describing it--it's just something you have to try. I should also add these were the BEST and the MOST rice noodles I've ever had in a bowl of pho--the texture wasn't that far off from ramen. Also, the bowls only come in one huge size, so you probably don't even need appetizers, even though the fried egg rolls and summer rolls are popular here--and for good reason. My friend got the regular beef broth which was also tasty, but I'm going with lemongrass every time--and there will be many more times between me and Pho Viet. Service is fast and friendly, but one other note that might be helpful: This is a popular neighborhood spot and a small shop; customers are seated side by side at tables for 6, not separate tables. This probably only happens when it's really busy, but given it's a brutal winter in DC and the pho is so good, I assume they are busy often. Anywho, I can't go back to average Pho after this. I will make the trip from PG County to NW DC over and over. Til next time, Pho Viet! read more
AMBIANCE: this was a small hole in the wall. It was bright, diner style joint. Lime green. It was not packed, but quite a small place in general, maybe 30 max at a time. LOCATION: it's way down a main street in DC, away from the center. It was pretty easy to find. SERVICE: they were quick, friendly, and helpful. It was a small venue so only a couple helpers needed. FOOD: it was an okay bowl. Plenty of meat to noodle ratio. The broth was unmemorable, but supposedly one of the better ones in the DC area. It was a good size at least. PRICING: prices were reasonable for the size, portions in that area. read more
One of my top 3 favorite places to hit up for Pho in the DMV area of all time. The food is authentic, prices reasonable, and the service is warm and welcoming. The lemongrass and pepper pho (Pho xa ot) is unique, bursting with mouth watering flavor, and is hurts-so-good spicy. I was feeling under the weather when I decided to make the 50 minute drive out to have this pho, and I kid you not, I felt instantly better. My sinuses cleared up and my throat definitely felt less scratchy. Whether you're feeling under the weather, or just want some extra oomph in your meal, Pho Viet serves up a little piece of heavenly and healing bliss in a bowl. I usually get it with round eye steak and tendon or bo vien, and pair it with an ice cold homemade lemonade to cool myself off afterwords. I'd also like to mention the fact that the tender steak still comes out partially rare in the steaming hot bowl of pho. Perfection. A lot of pho places neglect to do this! read more
Pho in the City 2.0: Pho was good but the company was even better! Chris S even skipped out on a steak dinner for it! Service: In America, most people would call the service brusque. From the minute I sat down our server was barking orders at me. Don't sit there! Sit here! Can you move? Don't forget your number! However after being raised by my Vietnamese father I knew not to get offended by her orders and to silently appreciate her efficiency. We were a big table in a full restaurant with only two servers. This lady knew how to get her BIZ-NASS on. Towards the end of the night when things calmed down the servers were a lot more smiley and even were nice enough to take several photos of our group. Pho: One sip of Ruth's lemongrass-chili broth was like heaven and hell in my mouth. Spicy yet oh-so-good. However I found my regular ole' broth to be a little bit light for my taste. I usually love cilantro in my dishes but the herb was chopped so unevenly that I found myself reverting back to my seven-year old self and avoiding "the green stuff!" Beef was incredibly tender and came out rare just like I like it. But next time: more noodles please! Other Food: I ordered an appetizer sampler to share with the table, which came out with summer rolls, fried shrimp rolls, sweet potato and shrimp fritters, and a piece of baguette with oiled green onions on top. Everything was great except for the onion baguette...a more popular option would have been to add some shrimp on top, batter it, and then deep fry it! My friend got the grilled lemongrass chicken which looked a little bit pasty in the white bowl. I am used to my bowls being filled to the brim with thick, juicy chunks of chicken with dark grill marks on it and lots of crunchy green, white, orange and red veggies but I guess this is the way Columbia Heights rolls. She finished every last bite and is notoriously known for her picky palette so I am sure it tasted better than it looked! Unlike most pho shops they accept Visa and Mastercard but with a $10 Minimum. read more
Three and a half stars. Their shining glory is probably the auntie's efficiency. Against the backdrop of cascading water by the basement's entrance, she's like a shark: constantly cleaning, taking and bringing orders while uncle buses the few cafeteria-style tables and refills waters. She even tried to have a spice intervention for me. "...and can I get that with xa ot broth?" "Have you been here before?" "No, first time." "How about we give you half-spicy to start?" "I like spicy, full is good." "Some people complain it's too spicy--" "I want all the spice." "I'm just saying, we can't unspice--" Bless Kimberly V. for ending our Asian politeness battle with, "she can totally handle it." And it was good: a little mellow on my spice meter but definitely the better choice with balanced lemongrass, garlic, and onion notes, over the basic broth with its mild pop of star anise (should've tasted the regular pho first, but my hunger betrayed me). Quality of meat in the dac biet assortment was appreciable, even if the noodles and overall portioning of components were a bit conservative to ensure its cooking through. It's nice to be full without waddling back to a residential parking spot with soup belly. The green onion spread came on bread slices that weren't fried or even toasted. Summer rolls are shrimp, no pork. Eggrolls slender but crisped just enough. Most interesting were the triple tempura: shrimp nestled in a cage of battered sweet potato fries; bean/onion went undetected in the sweet and savory treat. Thai iced tea ran a little generous with the cream, but the tapioca pearls were perfectly done. NoVA pho spoils me, but in a pinch I'll choose this place over Pho DC in C-town. I'm disappointed that the banh mi have been pulled off the menu, and I doubt I'd ever opt for regular broth, but I'd be willing to do a light lunch and try the iced coffee-- gotta break through the $10 credit card minimum. read more
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5 years ago
This was literally the best Pho I ever had. We had the spicy lemongrass Pho made extra spicy. They did not disappoint on the heat. Tons of noodles and fillings. The broth was rich and flavorful with a hint of smokiness. I wanted to eat it all....but there was no way. Looking forward to leftovers. Egg rolls were good too. read more
Pho Viet has been consistently good, no matter when I went there myself, or with a Vietnamese native, or with my foodie friend. Key to make pho broth even better: squeeze a lot of lime in it. I had these and I can guarantee they are good: Pho (tendon, beef brisket, beef balls Tofu pot Summer roll (fresh af My Vietnamese native friend told me the papaya salad is done right, even tho I personally don't like papaya slices read more
8 years ago
My 4-star review of Phô Viet on 14th Street --though, in my heart of hearts, this is a 5-star review --as soon as I pull my face from this piping hot bowl full of perfect noodles. And broth. And flavor. What can I say about this hole-in-the-wall dive / noodle counter in Columbia Heights? The service is surly yet friendly, lackadaisical yet efficient --just almost always spot on and reliable. And the noodles? Well... over the years, I have eaten many a bowl of phô --but this is the one I always come back to. The broth is savory without being sweet, the noodles are almost always that perfectly al dente chewy you just want and crave, and --if you can take the heat --the lemongrass version of their phô will truly set your hair on fire (in a good way, of Course). There are many pretenders, with the same name even and even nearby --but they are not *this* Phô Viet. Accept no substitutes --this place is even worth braving the fair-weather phô fans who only crowd the noodle shops in the spring and in the fall, because they simply fail to understand that phô is an all-weather dish. They only know that Phô Viet on 14th Street is the place to get them. And, I wholeheartedly agree. A sentimental 5 stars ;) read more
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3513 14th St NW
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