Life Pho

This is a small quiet spot . The food is really good and the servers are great . I've been coming here about a month now and it's my go to pho spot . I found it on accident one day and I'm so glad I did . I've tried 3 different bowls and they were all good . The summer rolls are great . U can tell they just made them . This would be a great lowkey date night spot

We went for an early lunch right after they opened at 11am. We got the Pho Dac Biet (combination), egg rolls, beef in grape leaves and spring rolls with pork and shrimp. Being from the west coast near little Saigon, I'm very critical of how pho tastes. The pho broth was very clean and flavorful. The spring rolls were fresh and the dip was a nice mix. I added sriracha because I'm a monster. The egg rolls and beef in grape leaves were delicious and hit the spot for me. Overall it was a great meal for a Sunday morning. It seems like a great place for take out, they had takeaway orders the whole time we were there. The service was excellent and attentive. I wanted to give them their flowers because it is a well run establishment and we will definitely be back for more.

Great local spot. Quiet, food is excellent and the servers are attentive. Will be back!

Being Vietnamese, Life Pho is deliciously legit in the Vietnamese flavors and consistent in quality, which are very important traits to have for any restaurant. I am leaving a review because it's amazing how an adorable Korean couple can run this restaurant very well. This is my 3rd time coming back and I've been thoroughly impressed. Usually I would sway away from eating Vietnamese food since I have it at home. However, if I am paying and willing to dine out with my husband on our date night today...this place must mean it's damn good. Having Vietnamese soup always hits the spot, especially when I'm suffering from a cold. And even with a cold, the food still tasted amazing. Grilled pork was tender & bún hủ tiếu have bleed cubes --that's the real deal!!! Basically, I think with my background and current physical condition, this review I'm leaving behind speaks for itself. Enjoy the FINE Vietnamese cuisine-- healthy, flavorful, and yummy !

Always enjoyed coming here for an authentic bowl of pho. The portions are generous and meat is plentiful. We come here for the fast and good service, price is good. The restaurant is always clean and the sauces on the table is always to clean and hygienic. Staff is friendly and nice. Highly recommend.

I can feel myself getting a cold and really wanted soup. The only other time I had Pho was in Vietnam because I'm usually not a soup person but it just sounded good. And it was perfect! It's so hot and the perfect comfort food when you're not feeling well. I ordered take out online and it was very easy! Broth was really tasty!

This place is a joke! From being rushed to order to being asked why I needed a plate . . . . SMH I will not be patronizing Life Pho again.We were seated immediately upon entering. Shortly after, a lady approached and asked if we were ready to order. My date ordered first which was the chicken pho along with a taro bubble then I was asked. I gave my pho order and before I could say I didn't want noodles, I was being ordered ice water. I had to wait for her to finish to answer no to the water and inform her I only wanted half noodles with my seafood pho. She repeated half noodles and offered ice water again and I again said no and asked for Thai Bubble Tea. She then repeated it to me like she was surprised . . . SMH and I said yes. I got up and washed my hands and remembered to ask for no ice so went to her at the register and informed her I didn't want ice. I had to say excuse me ma'am twice for her to acknowledge me before I told her about the no ice . . . SMHThe soup was brought to the table and I was offered the chicken . . . . I giggled then said no, I ordered the seafood. Funny because my friend is Jewish and I'm black. We both giggled because we are goofballs like that. We started eating and I was using the chop sticks and spoon while he used the spoon. The lady came over and asked if he needed a fork and he said yes. She turned to me and asked if I needed one also and I said for what and she said it's easier. I said no, I'll keep using my chopsticks like I'm currently doing now and smiled. I informed her I would take a plate though and she asked why . . . . (what the) I frimly said because these shrimps are dirty and I need to clean them. Oh yeah, I failed to mention they gave me unclean shrimp SMH. What in the unsanitary mess is that!?It was hilarious plus the pho was bland. I just won't be back. Nope

Very nice and CLEAN restaurant it is.My friends and I just came back from Life Pho and we had a wonderful service and we definitely will going back there again and again.

THIS IS A KOREAN-OWNED RESTAURANT.If you have been here and enjoy the flavor of the food, by all mean, come back and dine here.As a vietnamese, it saddens me that people think the food here is authentic and the flavors do not present Vietnamese food at all. When I first sat down and saw a Korean couple running the restaurant, it should have been a red flag but i decided to stay and give it a try.The price is higher than a lot of true Viet-owned restaurants. The owners (the korean lady and the man) were pretty rude and stern.We ordered Cha Gio (fried spring rolls), Goi Cuon (summer rolls) and Bun Bo Hue (vietnamese style). Not sure why there is a need for American style Bun Bo Hue on the menu.Cha gio: decent, the fish sauce saved it.Goi Cuon: the sauce was very off.Bun Bo Hue: extremely lack of flavor and one dimension. I didn't taste the lemongrass and otherFlavors that a Bun Bo Hue must have in this. This one is just full of chilis (more accurately Korean pepper flakes) because they have a distinct flavor and different from the dried chili Vietnamese uses to make Bun Bo Hue. Noodles were "al-dente", which is not ok at all.So if you haven't come here before, please go somewhere else to truly experience Vietnamese authentic flavor.

Do yourself a favor. Do not come here to eat. This is not authentic Vietnamese food. Chinese cooks and it's not the same taste as Vietnamese food. Bun Bo hue is the worst bun Bo hue I ever tried. It's not even close to the real bun Bo hue. it should call spicy noodle soup but not bun Bo hue. such a waste of money.