Pho 7Rich

The food is great! I opted for the shrimp pho with vinegar onions and my husband/daughter ordered fried rice. The pho broth was some of the best I've had. They had all of the traditional sauces but were a tad stingy with the limes. The fried rice was decent as well.The service is...decent. It's what you should expect from a pho restaurant. Overall decent experience and good pho.

Rude customer service. They charge a 3% convenience fee for credit and debit card transactions, Odd.Ordered the lemongrass stir fried chicken with steamed rice and it was incredible, I wish the sauce had a little less chili flakes, to cut the spice level a little bit. But dish was still very flavorful.

Last year Jeremy and I took my mom to have ramen... My mom has only ever eaten dollar store ramen, Nissan, and all that low-level make-at-home nonsense. Whenever my sisters or I were sick as children, my mom would come at us with a bowl of cheap ramen. Sometimes she would send a thermos full of ramen in our lunches. Personally, I hated ramen.I didn't know anything about fixing up cheap ramen with cheese, or scallions, or an egg. I hated ramen. She always cooked the noodles to mush.I started exploring more expensive packaged ramens when I met my boyfriend, and we started shopping at Asian markets. I learned that there are curry ramens, and incredible spicy ones, and even ramen you eat cold!So when they opened that ramen spot over at the Avenue at White Marsh, we took my mom so she could experience a proper bowl of ramen. And she loved it.My boyfriend recently had his first pho a couple months ago (Miss Saigon), and has been talking about it since, so I started to get a bit jealous. I figured we could take my mom to get pho for the first time and we could discuss whether she preferred ramen or pho...Except that she didn't order pho!!She had Bún tôm thịt nướng chả giò: Grilled shrimp, pork and egg roll with vermicelli. She seemed to thoroughly enjoy it. The pork was incredibly tender and delicious.Jeremy and I both got the same pho. I like it when I can share my meal with him, even if it's just my leftovers. Plus, the bowls ARE HUGE, and there was no way that I was going to be able to finish it myself. And, everyone knows that any noodle soup is never going to be as good if you reheat it. The noodles get soggy. The fresh, crisp veg gets wilted and loses its zing.We got Tái chín nạm: Rare steak, brisket and flank - and it was so filling. The noodles were all clumped in the bottom of the bowl, but they slowly came apart the longer they sat in the beautiful beef broth. The meat was all tender. I loved everything about this soup, but I couldn't finish it. It was an enormous bowl.We also had some chicken wings. They were fine. Not hammered, just enough thai chili sauce. You can get better wings elsewhere.Would absolutely recommend the iced Vietnamese coffee. It's sweet and fantastic, and I wish I could order it more often, but alas there aren't any Vietnamese places in my neighborhood.Now I need to try a different pho place so I have something to compare 7Rich to because Jeremy kept saying Miss Saigon was better, with a richer broth. And I still need my mom to try pho at all.

The most delicious pho on the east side of Baltimore! The food is fast, delicious, and plentiful. The ordering is a 50/50 shot.1st visit we ordered a side of noodles 3 times, and got it twice, but were still charged for all 3. 2nd visit ordered gui cuon (2 orders) and never received any but were charged for it. Barring that, it's still top notch - and unlike many places, the meats in the pho TASTE delicious!

This is a casual Vietnamese restaurant in Nottingham. Surprisingly, they had a decent number of diners even on a random Thursday afternoon. Most entrees including pho are priced around $16. The portion size for my lemongrass chicken was huge. Unfortunately the meat seemed a little tough although the flavor wasn't bad. My husband got a bahn mi (Vietnamese sandwich) which was okay except they seem to have forgotten the cucumbers. The egg rolls were crispy. The decor is spartan. It's not a bad place to grab food if you're in the area but I wouldn't necessarily drive a distance to eat here.

I was craving pho, so decided to give this place a try. It is located in a small strip mall. There is abundant parking out front. It is your standard Vietnamese diner offering mainly pho and rice dishes. It also offers a small selection of banh mi. The pho comes in one size and are priced from $16-18/bowl. I ordered my fav pho tai nam. The pho came out quickly. The soup was luke warm. It had plenty of meat but more noodles would have been nice. The sriracha sauce was strangely sweet and not very spicy. My son had the rice and Korean grilled ribs platter. I should have gotten that instead. It looked really good.

Good pho quick. I'd say 3.5 stars would be accurate. I would like to feel more welcomed. I'm an occasional customer and loyal to Pho7 Rich when I eat pho. I just don't ever feel like it is any more than a transaction. Other restaurants where I dine frequently know me and treat me as if I matter. I don't get that here. Just go for the Pho...

The pho is reeeeally really good! The broth is consistently deep & rich, it's good enough to drink on its own. I love the fact they have a few traditional Cambodian dishes on the menu as well, such as hu tieu nam vang(I discovered this dish from Hype foodies). Service is always really good even if the lady who works the front gives off a slight attitude, I think it's just her straightforward personality so I'm never bothered. It's a very casual place, nothing too fancy. It feels like eating at home or in your grandmothers dining room. I highly recommend this place for pho and/or any other Vietnamese food cravings one might have.

Went there for lunch today, not a soul in there. I got there regular faux with tripe beef and intestine. There was literally two pieces of beef of shaved beef and three pieces of the tripe. It was awful. I don't recommend anybody going there but if you do just be prepared for a limited amount of portions, also I had to ask they brought me over the plate the tray with All the additional stuff and I had to ask them for more because there's barely anything on the tray with the jalapeños and bean sprouts

Someone speak English. What happens when there are problems or questions! I can't even spend my money because no one speaks proper English! What's in the food? If you don't speak English put descriptions on the menu! I don't want to look like a fool when my voice gets louder and clearer for you to understand. Then to discover no one in the place speaks English!