Pho Hang Restaurant

This used to be my favorite place for bun thit nuong because the meat was grilled to perfection and the whole bowl is just delicious, but it's gone a little bit downhill with the pork. It doesn't have the same Smokey charred flavor anymore, but still a pretty solid spot.

Stopped by for lunch before heading to HMart. Reviewed the menu while waiting for the staff member. I went with fresh spring roll and #27 pho.I think the fresh spring rolls were premade, the skin was bit hardened. First time trying hot peanut sauce, never had it hot before. Can't say if it's better hot or cold, I guess it's really up to your personal taste. Pho was decent. Their broth was more of beef bone soup, wasn't too sweet, which I liked. It also did not have the strong aroma spice flavors like star anise. I was also bit surprised by them giving me a bottled water instead of tap water. Now I had hard time between 2 or 3 stars but went with 3. The difficulty was due to their prices. I had the most expensive pho of my life - $13.95. Typically in my area it's less than $10 for larger bowl then what they served. The fresh spring roll was $8 for 3 pcs. I mean I get it, inflation is at all time high, supply chain is an issue but man it's crazy at these prices.

It's been a hot minute since I've been to Pho Hang - definitely pre-COVID. I know they've gone through a few management changes in the past decade or so but wow, the interior looks a lot different than before. Pho was perfect for today's rainy weather. Pho Hang was definitely one of the OG pho restaurants that have been around for a long time. My friend and I arrived at around 12:30. Despite a smaller crowd of people dining in, it still took 25 minutes for our pho to come out. I appreciate them for giving us bottled water here.#25 HOUSE SPECIAL PHO SOUP - PHO DAC BIET - 13.45My first taste test is always the broth by itself. It was a lighter colored broth that was a bit light in taste but savory. A good amount of beef and onion ratio - would prefer something with more spice and stronger overall, though. Honestly, this was pretty expensive for pho given the portion size. There was a good amount of noodles (too overcooked and mushy), but not a lot of meat. There were only 1 or 2 pieces of each type of meat, too. Overall, the pho here is just OK. I was expecting a bit more and today's pho wasn't quite there. Overall, I will try other pho restaurants in the area before returning. However, I'm not opposed to trying the non-pho items here in the future.

This used to be my go to place for Viet. It's a trifecta, located in a plaza with an Asian bakery and grocery store. I have tried half their menu and have never disappointed. Haven't visited for a while since it is on the edge of where I normally go. However, this can become a five after my next visit.

By far the worst Vietnamese place around. The pho broth is literally beef broth with no flavor. Low quality meat as well. The shaking beef smells inedible. Save your time and taste buds and go to Que Houng

Pho Hang. This place was TOP at one time years ago. Since it was sold, it's been OK. I came here once after new ownership and it was OK. I believe the owners are Chinese but they still have the same pho broth. Just not as crowded anymore. Recommended.

Quaint small business. Run by only a couple people so expect wait time to be slow to receive your food. I ordered the house special pho, and the broth was good, however, the noodles seemed over cooked. They were wayyy too soft. Additionally, the ratio between cooked brisket & rare beef was off (way more brisket). Overall, I think there are better pho places to visit in the area, but it's nice to support small local businesses.

Tasty pho! The soup is very well balanced and it's a hearty bowl of noodles for a cold night.

Why does this restaurant allow another vendor to operate within the premises? This vendor's hygiene is horrible. He wears gloves but doesn't remove them when handling cash! Instead he's wearing the same gloves to handle food too!This search may be relevant to recent activity: pho hang restaurant reviewsSearch ResultsPho Hang Restaurant4.1(281) ‧ $10-20 ‧ Vietnamese restaurant ‧ OpenOverviewMenuReviewsPhotosBy ownerAboutMain ResultsReviews from the web4/5Facebook · 103 votesGoogle review summary4.1(281)ReviewsAllServiceMealPriceprices14water9porkchop8table7+6Sort byMost relevantNewestHighestLowestEleanor BrundageLocal Guide·176 reviewsTake out | Lunch | $10-20Why does Pho Hang allow a separate vendor to operate within the premises? This vendor's food hygiene is horrible. He wears gloves but handles food and money wearing the same gloves???? ... MoreQui NguyenLocal Guide·51 reviews·198 photos10 months agoTake out | Dinner | $20-30I'm new to the area, and I was looking to support small businesses. So I came here for dinner. The waitress was nice and friendly. ... More+52Jia5 reviews·2 photos4 weeks agoDine in | Dinner | $10-20Still my favorite place for pho, the broth is unbeatable, and the service is nice. Even tho the atmosphere might not be the best, but still the only Vietnamese place I go back to again and again after tries over 10 Vietnamese restaurants in town. ... MoreSustenance Appraisers4 reviews·3 photosa month agoDine in | Lunch | $10-20This place has gone down hill over the years, used to be quite crowded, now looks empty and run down. From the interior to the utensils, everything looked dusty and unsanitary. ... MoreWeb resultsphohang.nethttps://www.phohang.net ' reviewsVideosShoppingMapsNewsBooksFlightsFinanceSearch toolsFeedbackThis search may be relevant to recent activity: pho hang restaurant reviewsSearch ResultsPho Hang Restaurant4.1(281) ‧ $10-20 ‧ Vietnamese restaurant ‧ OpenOverviewMenuReviewsPhotosBy ownerAboutMain ResultsReviews from the web4/5Facebook · 103 votesGoogle review summary4.1(281)ReviewsAllServiceMealPriceprices14water9porkchop8table7+6Sort byMost relevantNewestHighestLowestEleanor BrundageLocal Guide·176 reviewsTake out | Lunch | $10-20Why does Pho Hang allow a separate vendor to operate within the premises? This vendor's food hygiene is horrible. He wears gloves but handles food and money wearing the same gloves???? ... MoreQui NguyenLocal Guide·51 reviews·198 photos10 months agoTake out | Dinner | $20-30I'm new to the area, and I was looking to support small businesses. So I came here for dinner. The waitress was nice and friendly. ... More+52Jia5 reviews·2 photos4 weeks agoDine in | Dinner | $10-20Still my favorite place for pho, the broth is unbeatable, and the service is nice. Even tho the atmosphere might not be the best, but still the only Vietnamese place I go back to again and again after tries over 10 Vietnamese restaurants in town. ... MoreSustenance Appraisers4 reviews·3 photosa month agoDine in | Lunch | $10-20This place has gone down hill over the years, used to be quite crowded, now looks empty and run down. From the interior to the utensils, everything looked dusty and unsanitary. ... Morehttps://www.phohang.net ' reviews

Always forget to leave a well deserved positive review but not today! Nothing fancy but guaranteed delicious fresh food and friendly service. A great family owned restaurant with father and son visibly working hard whenever we've dined or stopped to purchase the ready made foods.Whether we order Pho (soup) or an entree nothing has disappointed. We always come on the weekends as there are special Vietnamese items featured for immediate purchase to take home or to include eating with your menu order. In the summer the food offerings for sale are set up just outside the restaurant on the sidewalk . Today was cold and rainy so everything was visible from the front entry window and you are quickly enticed to come inside. There are beverages, snacks, desserts, and entrees available for purchase. There is always something different on the occasions we have purchased the fresh, ready to take/eat items. Never disappointed with anything we have tried.Definitely try this small, family owned restaurant. Go on a Saturday or Sunday to take advantage of the "extras" you can purchase ‼