Pho Miss Saigon

I'm new to the area and decided to get pho to-go here. I ordered 3 pho dac biet and it was delicious. I also enjoyed the broth! I think they may have forgotten my hot sauce and hoisin sauce though. Overall, I'd come back!

I developed the flu the other day. I wanted something to make myself feel better. Hadn't had Pho in a while so I ordered from Pho Miss Saigon. Very friendly and easy to order. The broth did it. It instantly made me feel better. I ordered a #13. The standard pieces of meat were ok but the tendon and fatty bits were delicious. Loved all the accoutrements like bean sprouts, peppers, herbs. Will definitely be back.

We happened to be in the area hiking earlier in the day, so decided to stop by Pho Miss Saigon to fulfill our pho cravings. It is located in a strip mall with plenty of public parking. It is a small restaurant with an open kitchen. The menu has the usual appetizers, pho, rice dishes, and rice noodles. Upon entering the restaurant, the traditional pho aroma was missing. A good pho restaurant will saturate your clothes with its aroma. Another red flag was that there was no giant boiling pot of pho broth on the stove. I ordered a large pho tai nam. The broth lacked depth and richness. It had less noodles than my wife's small pho bowel. The amount of meat was generous. We both ordered Vietnamese coffee. It came premade by the kitchen instead of coming out in a traditional drip coffee press. The good was that the price for a large pho was less than most places. The bad is that I've had much better pho elsewhere.

The two stars are for the broth and being consistent. It's been at least over a year since I visited Pho Miss Saigon and the pho is still amazing. I appreciate the consistency. They weren't very busy earlier this evening and whenever it rains I always crave ramen or pho. The gentleman who waited on us was eager for us to order and once we placed our order he brung our drinks and food then never returned. I had a dry throat coughing fit and still was not offered more water. I'll leave it at that

Been here twice before and some of these reviews are crazy because the pho is AMAZING! So much so, every time I went I had the large rare beef pho followed by a small rare beef pho! It's so good! Nothing wrong with the portions size of the large, I'm just greedy and obsessed with pho!

Unremarkable pho in the heart of Glen Burnie. If you are from a larger city you know how the Pho should taste. Its not up the standards I've seen from DC TO Boston. It more reminds me of fast food Pho soup. If there is such a thing. I suspect many people come here because it's next to Community College, a grocery store and a bus stop. A captive customer base. 3 times I've been here service is slow. Not once was I checked on in 3 visits. So I went without water or didn't purchase an extra coke. All 3 times I never got a check, so I just went up and paid it.The Pho broth is dull and all 3 times there was one item that was listed in the description that didn't make it into the bowl. Tonight it was Pho bowl that had "tripes" in the description. Zero tripe. NADA. First time was lunch and I was missing meatballs but didn't say anything because they were super busy and I thought it was an anomaly. The next time - and I forget what I was missing, but I mentioned it to them and they looked at me like I was crazy. So this time tonight when no tripe I just bit the bullet and ate my meal and decided not to return. And why do they always deliver the appetizer and Pho bowl together? 1 grows cold. My bad for forgetting this is normal. Those that know Dee know it's like a 1 in 1000 chance I ever say I'm not returning. I am an easy customer and I give far more 5 star reviews than any other. Problem: 1 guy does the seating, all of the takeout, answering the phone and delivering meals to dine- ins. One person cooks. Lunch and dinner same thing. The phone rings incessantly with takeout orders so dine in customers suffer with 2 only people running the entire place. There is a guy who washes the dishes. So tonight, 10 minutes with a cleared table and no check, I just went and paid the $22 check. Maybe this is their model??? Who knows. SMHThere is a mighty fine Thai place right in front of them. Thats's where you' ll find me.

This is a great place on a rainy cold day! or hangover day of course. They have a great selection of pho and tastes amazing! Probably a lot of msg so be prepared to drink that water after. I've included updated menu since the other menu pictures are not current pho price. It did go from $7.50 to $10.99 now. Not cheap for pho but reasonable. Also got summer rolls that I totally forgot to take photo and they were gone by the time I remembered. All typical vietnamese food, I'd be back again and this might be my go to pho shop! Also they take all forms of credit cards, amex included! Lastly, it does say 8% charge on takeout .. kinda annoying but guess you pay for packaging material too.

Decent little Vietnamese eatery right in the central plaza of Glen Burnie Md. Facility is clean and service is fine. Food is okay too. They use nice fresh ingredients and make a good presentation. Vegetables served with the noodle bowls and such are not as pickled like other places have, but are fresh and delicious. Food comes out reasonable fast, and portion sizes are okay. Good location to grab a quick bite from shopping or visiting any of the local government buildings there. Also right next to the ice rink that opens in the winter.

Met my cousin here for lunch as a random choice. The lunch special vermicelli with grilled pork was $8.99. The vermicelli noodles were a bit dry and hard. I've ordered this dish numerous times at different restaurants and never have the noddles been hard so this dish was pretty disappointing. Though the pork was seasoned well, but the pieces were very thin and small. I enjoyed the egg rolls that I ordered.

Overall, pretty good. We ordered 3 large phos and a couple apps for takeout. The pho soup base is delicious, and the meats are seasoned well. The quantity pho was very generous at this price point. The appetizers were a bit small (we ordered the summer roll and the fried fish balls) for the price, but tasted good. I think the prices on the menu pictures are a out of date. The large pho's are listed as $8.50 (or $9.50 for the house special). We were charged $10 for the large pho's, and $11 for the house special. Still very reasonable for the quantity and quality of food, but would be nice to have up-to-date prices on the menu.