Pho & Rice

OK, so we walked in and there was a homeless man's dinner plate on the steps, don't know what that was about. Continue to sit down, and was greeted by a very nice server. One of the most respectful young gentleman I've ever came across. He took our order, and I got the udon noodle soup, which was my first mistake.... Don't get me wrong- it was good. Everything tasted as it should be, the dish was just not what I was expecting. So, I switched to what my girlfriend was getting at the time which was pho with steak. That was much better. Wasn't the best pho I had in Cleveland though, the broth was decent but the meat kind of tasted like steakum meat... but that's just me.... Would I come back??? Probably not

The pho is clean tasting and rich. The fried chicken is seasoned well and crispy. The crab rangoons are filled well and not like some places that tend to skimp on the filling. Overall portion sizes are quite fair. My only qualm is they serve the pho in small disposable plastic bowls which hold a significant amount but is annoying to eat from especially considering we're eating in. Everything is pretty much self serve and it's a simple no frills restaurant.

I recently brought a party of 10 here for a birthday celebration. My daughter requested pho and so I obliged. The original consensus was to go to the more well-known and dependable Superior Pho, but I vetoed and decided that we should try our local Pho & Rice, which is a lot closer to home.Seeing as we were a party of 10 and knowing that they only have a small dining room, I called ahead for courtesy to ask them if they could accommodate our party at 3pm on a Saturday. I figured this would be their least busy time. I was put on hold, then was told no as they do not take reservations. Was a bit put off by this as I at least would've expected them to respond with "I'm sorry, we do not take reservations, but as long as we're not busy we will do our best to accommodate you when you arrive." Their response was nothing of the sort. I was a bit put off by this, but was resolved to try our luck anyway. We arrived at 3pm and there were only 2 diners there. So we put tables together for our party right in the middle of their dining room. I was pleasantly surprised by their budget-friendly pricing. You order at the counter and they bring your food to your table. I raised an eyebrow when they brought our pho in disposable plastic to-go bowls with plastic spoons, along with the bean sprouts, mint, and lime tied in a plastic bag. I looked at the other diners and saw that they had larger real bowls. I doubt that it was a matter of running out of dishes because we were the only ones there, so that was perplexing. Overall, the pho was decent - especially for the price. Not a place that I would tell others is a must try, but decent enough to go back if you're craving pho and it's nearby.

So I came here and I was craving pho and sticky rice, and I didn't want to drive all the way downtown to my usual spot but after my visit I can say I was very happy with the quality and service. The place could use a little sprucing but the service was great and I know bc I asked talked to them about 6 times for little things and from my understanding they didn't seem to mind but I felt bad, they did great I just wanted extra sauces, to go orders, and adding tripe to my pho lol. The pho bowl was a little to small for me but you can put a lid on it and take it home which is cool, the crab Ragoon was really good and creamy, the fried chicken so good and crispy, the sticky rice was sadly tough:( But my bf is really picky but he really enjoyed it here, even though he wasn't looking forward to it.

A friend of mine stated that we would be having Pho & Rice for dinner. I thought that it was an odd combination but didn't put much into it after that. It wasn't until we were all together that I realized we were getting takeout from somewhere and that Pho & Rice was the name of the restaurant. We came in on a pretty snow heavy day so there weren't many customers inside. The staff was kind, accommodating, and overall had everything ready to go pretty quickly. I had the Vietnamese Sandwich (Bahn-Mi), which they allowed me to sub the pork out with tofu. It was pretty tasty. I'm not sure what my friends had but I do know that they enjoyed their meals, as well.

I constantly dream about the Pho and Rice pad see ew. There is no place I have gone to that compares to those noodles!The Pad Thai on the other hand is nothing to write home about. The noodles are a bit pale, and don't have much sauce on them, so i wouldn't personally choose them.The shop itself is small and a seat yourself kind of place. You just walk up to the counter and order. Overall this small mom and pop shop is very solid for Thai food in the area!

The ambiance leaves a lot to be desired as it is very much catered to taking your food to go, but the Pho was quite nice, especially for the price! It was definitely not the best Pho in Cleveland, but probably the best for the price in Cleveland Heights. The meat was good and they provided enough veggies for the soup. There was something not famous about the broth, although I can't put my finger on what.

Got a call as I was driving away to let me know they gave me the wrong roll. I was already driving away. Sometimes things happen. I get home... they did not give basil, sprouts and jalapeños like I expect when ordering pho. I asked for tendon. They gave me tripe. Sone of the meat looked dark brown. The broth was not a good clear broth. The spring roll was a whole salad wrapped around a tiny shrimp and a few noodle. Like two noodles. It was awful. The chicken cabbage salad was ok. If there are other places in the area... I recommend you try them first.

Located in the heart of Coventry is one of my favorite Vietnamese restaurants. Pho & Rice has some of the best pho in the city. On a recent visit I enjoyed the Pho Dac Biet and Fried Gyoza. The flavors were so delicious. We received really good service and our food came out right away. The ambiance is very relaxing which is great for dine in experiences. Everything was cooked to my liking and it was a wonderful lunch date!

Stopped by pho & rice for a quick lunch with my friend. I ordered the grilled pork rice and he ordered the spicy basil and a drink. My pork was pretty standard - good, but not incredible. They gave a generous portion of meat, which was nice. My friend's dish was a bit bland (not spicy enough). He ordered matcha boba and was disappointed to find that it was a blended smoothie rather than tea. He ended up throwing most of it out. The service was quick and had kind of a fast food feel because the food came out in disposable bowls. Coventry has so many good food options to offer -- I think this is a solid middle-of-the-road spot to stop by for a quick bite.