iPho Vietnamese Cuisine

If you want one of the best small, family-owned Vietnamese restaurants in the Cincinnati area, iPho is where you want to be. Service is always fast and friendly, and they top that off with having a variety of noodle and rice dishes, smoothies, vietnamese coffee, and many other things! My personal favorite to get is the Bun bo Hue and Ca Phe Sua Da, but this time I got the Bun Thit Nuong Cha Gio and it definitely hit the spot!

Disappointed in my takeout order tonight.I got the P7, large, pho with rare steak and beef balls. It was ready in less than 15 minutes. Packed nicely, with utensils. So far, so good.But, upon driving home (less than 10 minutes), the frustrations started piling up. First, they gave us hoisin sauce, but no sriracha, which should come standard. Second, the broth wasn't hot enough to cook the meat. Third, the food was generally bland; not bad, but not especially good.All in all, an underwhelming showing fromiPho. I wish I hadn't tipped.

I have to say that I am going to give this establishment four stars out of five. I've been to three Vietnamese restaurants so far in Cincinnati and iPho's pho is the best tasting for me. I'm not saying it's the best Vietnamese food in the world, especially since I'm originally coming from Southern California where there's a huge population of Vietnamese and Vietnamese restaurants.But for Cincinnati, their pho is actually very good. Even my husband finished my broth for me after I ate everything else lol. My husband ordered the broken rice with marinated beef with lemon grass and that was pretty good. Their fish sauce is better than the other restaurants I've been to as well so that's a plus. It's a nice quaint little restaurant, it reminds me of home because it's just very homely. I find a lot of the Asian establishments here kind of up their decor for more of the demographic population (aka trendier and fancier).Lastly we ordered their avocado smoothie and that was good too! Perfect amount of sweetness and their boba had really nice texture. Also their service was really good. I would definitely come back here.

I had the S4 Bun Cha Gio. The Vermicelli rice noodles were thicker & softer than I'm accustomed to but it was still a tasty dish. The restaurant is not too far off I-71 North Exit 19 Mason Montgomery Rd. It's located in a shopping strip in a safe area with free parking.

The food here was delicious! Very fresh, flavorful ingredients. Prices are great and the portions are large. Highly recommend the Vietnamese coffee. It's amazing. The pho broth was tasty and I could tell it was homemade. The staff is great too! Very nice and helpful and we're appreciative we ate there. Highly recommend eating here for authentic Vietnamese food!

While we were vacationing in northern Cincy, I asked my friend if there were any good Asian eats in the area, and he had heard iPho was decent. Our families met up and we decided to give it a shot. Overall it was a decent place for Vietnamese food. Pho and Bun all had good flavors. Wished the egg rolls came with lettuce, and pickled carrots and radishes to wrap in. They did offer Hanh dam, which was nice. The only thing I couldn't come to grips with is the pricing. It was quite pricy for my take for pho and bun. Other than that, iPho is a good place for some decent Vietnamese food.

Ambiance wise it is plain and simple, so either you eat there quickly or take it to go which is what I did. This is the perfect place to stop in after a Costco trip nearby on my way home. It was a nice surprise to find this place and you get a decent portion (even though I ordered the smaller portion). I only wished the noodles were more al dente and I could taste a little bit of the chlorine in the water. I bet if they filtered their water that problem would be solved. I will try it again to go.

I got a chicken pho large. broth was decent. chicken was a little dry. and the broth itself was like warm. had to microwave it when I got home (2 minutes away). service was fast though. I waited less than 5 minutes for a to go order I put it on the spot. I'd go here again in a pinch.

This place was great. I got a brisket and beef ball phó, fried tofu with sweet chili sauce, and fried egg rolls. The broth on the phó was a nice fatty beef broth unseasoned. I love it that way. The best phó is the one you season up yourself. They had fish sauce, soy sauce, sriracha, hoisin sauce, salt, and pepper. The beef balls were great, the steak was cooked perfect. The fried tofu was a little big, but cut in half gave you a great appetizer. The fried egg rolls were nice. I liked that they added shrimp to the pork in the egg roll. It had a great flavor. I the price for two appetizers and a large phó, just over $20. I recommend, and would go again.

We really like the Pho and the spring rolls! The chicken broth is outstanding. The service is very attentive and kind. Price point is great. Highly recommended