Pho Kup

So I went to Tin Can Alley just to try the pho from here. Pictures + reviews had convinced me to go, so I did. I am so not disappointed at all with that choice. First of all, there are two sizes when ordering. Like small and large. I got large because I'm greedy, but the large was hugeeeeee. Literally so much it too me another day to finish it! I should've got the small basically lol The pho was delicious. Broth had good deep flavor and they gave me plenty of beef and toppings. It was also pretty spicy with the jalapeños and the chili sauce added. Perfect spice level though. You can also choose the noodle type you want and the protein type. They have a few different options to choose from. Next time I'll try the udon noodles with a different protein to see if all the pho from here is delicious or just the beef one! I was not mad at this pho at all though. The service was quick and you just pick it up at the counter when it's ready and can go and enjoy.

Delicious pho! I had the veggie pho with tofu and rice noodles. Probably the best veggie pho I've had and the best vegetarian option within tin can alley. The broth was very flavorful and I liked the pieces of tofu inside. My friend really enjoyed his pho. I tried a bite of the egg noddle and it was a nice chewy texture. Our food came out very quickly and we were prompted with a little buzzer device. Tin Can Alley itself is a nice spot to hang out with beautiful views of the mountains, but the music was a bit too loud with booming bass. If you go to tin can alley you can't go wrong with eating here (although some other reviews don't seem too high on the banh mi - something I didn't try).

Perfect Pho cafe. Friendly staffP.Dob was great with helping my Granddaughter & boyfriend to make the perfect choice. His recommendations were right on target. They were very happy with the quality of the food received. Portions were just right, even had to take some home for dinner. We had the Amore Pizza while family had this choice, something for everyone here.The Tin Can Alley was perfect venue to walk around in while waiting on food. Family enjoyed the arcade upstairs & NM tourist shop. Brewery on site had great beers.

###Arrived 30 mins prior to closing, no Pho available - cleanup had already started in preparation for closingOrdered a pork Bánh mì sandwich and a shrimp spring roll with coconut waterOverall taste was a disappointment, lacking fresh ingredients and sandwich portion was skimpy. Spring roll was the same. Blah. Uninspired food. A disappointment overall. Atmosphere in the food court was clean, upbeat, and festive ...

Pleasantly surprised with the decent Pho here at Tin Can Alley. This is actually just one shop in this little structure of multiple restaurants with a central seating area. It's kind of like a standalone food court from a mall but way more fancy and cool.The Pho itself was tasty with a pleasant flavor and a nice selection of options for making it. It wasn't blow your mind amazing or anything (Unless you are really craving it in which case it might be that comfort you've been looking for as it was my wife), but it really was well crafted and especially for the price of the large, a great deal. It probably wouldn't even be as high rated in my opinion if it wasn't for the cool venue that it is in. Of course if it had its own establishment it would probably be able to be just as interesting, but coming to this location is worth it on its own. The local shops with some cool ice cream, barbeque, pizza and brewery attached means that even if you weren't in to Pho you could come here with others and they could get one of the other shops.

I have driven past several times, and keep saying that I want to go here. Well, today we stopped. We each got a medium Pho with beef brisket and beef broth. I got the the rice noodles, and the other was with udon noodles the 16 ounce cup was packed to the rim with lots of meat and noodles, and some green onion, jalapeño pepper slices, and cilantro. It was flavorful and very filling. The spring rolls were delicious. The place was clean and decorated nicely. The service was quick, all freshly made, and the two people working there were very helpful and pleasant. I wish them much luck. The food is definitely worth the trip.

The Misses and I have been craving Pho and found this place. It was delicious. Funny thing is we drove by and thought it was only a bar.You can have a meal, snacks, dessert and alcohol from different vendors. Roomy inside and nice. We both want to come back.

You know as far as the pho goes Pho Kup is pretty middle of the road, I ordered the Major Pho cup with rice noodles and rare steak in a lemon grass beef broth. It had a lot of noodles and a decent tasting broth, and for the price was a good portion of food but it wasn't especially memorable. However the fact that it's in Tin Can Alley gives it an extra star, the fact you can get beer or other snacks gives it the support it needs. Ultimately I'd come back but not necessarily for their Pho it's good, not blow your mind amazing.

Slurp slurp what more can I say Their pho is amazing with a subtle smoky, sweet tang broth. Pho is all about the broth and Pho Kup has crafted it perfectly. The broth is light and clean with noodles that are not overly cooked. I ordered the raw beef pho and I just can't rave enough about it

Worst banh mi sandwich in Albuquerque. Don't go. Bread is awful. Only ate it because I paid for it