Viet's Pho

Love this local family business! I placed a first-time order on the phone, and they did not require payment or a phone number, just my name. The order pickup time was very speedy, and when I arrived, the staff was incredibly welcoming.I had Pho with chicken, which was very good and a very large portion. As other reviews have mentioned, the broth had a bit of a sweet taste compared to others I have had across the country, but it made the dish unique. The accouterments were all vibrantly fresh: basil, sprouts, peppers, green onions, etc. The white meat chicken was sliced thin and was plentiful.I would recommend Viet's Pho based on the quality of the food, presentation, and service!

Was in town visiting and DIL was craving some pho. Popped into the stand alone restaurant that was fairly busy for a Friday night. The servers are nice food came out quickly (except for the Vietnamese sandwich we later ordered but I think they quickly forgot about it!). The ambiance had a nice family feel to it.We ordered the number 9 and 10 and an order of egg rolls.There was a decent amount of meat with the pho but the reason for the 3 stars is because the broth was a bit too sweet. I tried off setting it with the lime which helped a little bit the broth didn't have a depth of flavor to it. The noodles and meat were decent but the broth didn't cut it. Also, $5 for two egg rolls is a bit pricey. The egg rolls were tasty. They were tightly packed and the flavors subtle. A nice crunch to them but it wasn't worth the price point.Also ordered a Vietnamese sandwich to bring back. The sandwich was small and the even though it was grilled pork it tasted more like cha siu. It had a good crunch but it needed just a tad more radish, carrot, and cilantro. Overall, everything was pretty good for Albuquerque. Comparing it to the San Francisco Bay Area it was all right but it's tough to find a good spot in Albuquerque to meet your Asian food cravings. We would probably come back but I think I'd try something else besides the pho next time.

I didn't like their spring rolls but the Bún Thịt Nướng was outstanding!The spring roll peanut sauce was extremely sweet. It spiked my glucose to 261.

Where do you go to eat after getting out of the hospital the second time in a week??? (I'm ok now!) To get some late night pho. We chose Viet's Pho and even though we got there shortly before closing, we were served quickly and were delighted with our order! (This was one portion of rare beef (don't worry y'all the broth is so hot the meat actually cooks inside of it and the fun part about ordering this is you get to see the color change as it cooks up!) so both of us shared and it was a perfect amount! I loved the green bamboo wallpaper and the warm atmosphere of the dining room. The bathroom was very clean too! (Which is so important when reviewing restaurants - a trick I learned from my dad, who also enjoys food!) We look forward to coming back for a future visit! #gourmetrecovery #foodfreedom #intuitiveeating #gentlenutrition #allfoodsfit #dietculturedropout

After frequenting Vietnam taste up the road for quite some time, I decided to give this place a try. Some back info from a friend of mine is that viet pho is an offshoot of some of the the family members that used to work/own viet taste. If you had been to viet taste back in the day, you will recognize many of the staff that now work here at Viet's Pho. The food is delish, but the part that has kept me frequenting this place is that they give really generous servings at a similar price point. As for the restaurant itself, it has a very calm atmosphere with quick and attentive waitstaff. The dining room is mid sized but can get a bit packed during the busy meal hours. If you're a die hard fan of delicious Vietnamese food, this is a must.

This is my go to in the Uptown area. Their pho is always reliably delicious. The broth is rich with a tiny bit of sweetness from the basil, which easily marries into the spicy jalapenos and spicy sauce. This locally-owned restaurant and its staff make you feel at home. It is no surprise that the place will be bustling during lunch hours, but you will still receive great service.

It is always hard to find a place that can make pho the right way. I found this place on Yelp while I was away on business and thought I would give it a try.First, it is a family business. Bonus points for small establishments that have made it through the pandemic. Family businesses take a lot of pride in their work. This is evident when you walk into this place. There were a lot of people here for a Thursday night. It was obvious that several were regulars the way they interacted with staff.The spring rolls were good but it was the peanut sauce that really made them spectacular.There was a lot of different dishes to choosen on the menu. I had the chicken pho. It was loaded with meat; they didn't skimp on this. More than I am used to with most places in LA. That was a pleasant surprise.At the end of the meal, the check was surprisingly reasonable. Great price for the meal.

I don't know why I didn't realize this sooner, but I hadn't had Vietnamese food for quite the longest time and possibly a few years specifically at Viet Pho's until tonight! I was running errands all day until...on the way to the gym, I realized I hadn't eaten all day and that going to the gym with a growing stomach would be bad for me. So, out of whim, I made an executive decision to turn to Viet's Pho and chose to eat instead of gymming. Best decision ever..and I felt the food at Viet's Pho really hit the spot for me!I had a Banh Xeo (with pork and shrimp---the usual thing how people in Vietnam usually eat) and...it was wonderful. I wouldn't say it was 100% the same as what places in Vietnam have (for example, the tumeric taste wasn't as strong and the veggie garnishes weren't all complete, the way the meats were sliced in a banh xeo was different). But, hey, we are in ABQ, not Vietnam...so I expected some minor adaptations here! That said, the food was still flavorful..and I wolfed down the Banh Xeo in one go even though the serving portion was actually quite generous! Definitely hit the spot for me!The service was also very nice. The staff were attentive from taking orders, checking in with you on what you may need..and anticipating all your needs. Best of all...I still think it's one of the best values out there (definitely reasonable prices). I think with the Banh Xeo and refillable soda, it came to just over $16 with taxes included (I ended up paying slightly over $20 for a wholesome, healthy and very satisfying meal!). On the way to the gym and back home, I kept asking myself..why hadn't I stopped by Viet's Pho more frequently?!?!? .and I think this thought will keep bugging and will cause me to make multiple impulsive decisions to stop by this place again and again in the future because of such a great experience + food there!

Delicious pho. I tried the combination pho with some egg rolls as an appetizer. The venue is very cozy and casual. The service was great with a few customers during the day. The soup was absolutely delicious and fulfilling it has all the basic ingredients I want from a pho. Well done it's also a lot cheaper than the pho in Santa Fe.

Passing by and found this DIAMOND in the rough (that is Albuquerque). Friendly, clean, QUICK, and DELICIOUS!