Pho Thien Y

When we meet my brother in law for lunch, in Haltom City, this is one of the places he likes to meet. My BIL and wife are quite critical of pho (they are both born in Vietnam Vietnamese), so for this place to be on "the list", speaks loads.So if you like pho, and haven't been here, give it a try. I'm told it's most like Me (mother) used to make.

They do not skimp out on the meat given in the pho dac biet which is nice. The service was great and the staff was so nice! Like a family owned feel.The few downsides I had was with the broth, it was like beef bouillon was used. The viet coffee was too sweet and thick - I think they put mocha in it. The meat in the spring roll wasn't distributed evenly so each bite was either just lettuce or a mouth full of meat.

My go to spot for sea food clear noodle and any broken rice dish. The rice dish is super huge and probably enough for two people. The seafood clear noodles is just yum.

Was was the best, we had both egg rolls and spring rolls, followed by spicy beef noodle soup that had a delicious broth which didn't need any added flavor to it just the veggies it comes with. And the stir fried noodles with beef. To drink I ordered a sweet tea and I loved it as well because it wasn't too sweet or bitter it was perfect tea. Service was great as well. The ambiance was perfect because me and my friend were looking for a place that wasn't so loud but felt cozy and homelike.

Surprisingly good pho close to Fort worth. Asian food is usually lacking near the Fort Worth area, so I was pleasantly surprised by the deliciousness of the pho here. I had a bun bo hue. The kitchen is generous on the pork blood tofu and meat compared to noodles. Thats a plus in my books. Only complaint is of the attitude of the young waitress that works here. The elderly staff, who are probably the owners, are more than polite.

We discovered this restaurant on Yelp and decided to give it a try since we were in the area. It's a small, family-owned, hole-in-the-wall establishment.We visited for a late Sunday lunch, so it wasn't too crowded. We ordered the Bun Bo Hue and a combo pho, and both dishes arrived promptly.The Bun Bo Hue was decent, with a strong shrimp sauce flavor, although it lacked complexity and lemongrass. I particularly enjoyed the rice noodles and the freshness of the pork blood in the soup. The pho, on the other hand, surpassed the Bon Bo Hue with its rich beefy flavor and generous portions of sliced beef.I suspect this place is better known for takeout orders and large family orders to go. I noticed they were preparing a massive tray of fried rice for a customer that could easily feed around 20 people.All in all, not a bad little spot.

Great place to eat!!! Food was so fairly priced and absolutely delicious. My girlfriend and I got spring rolls, banh mi, a soup dish and a rice dish. Everything came out great

The pho here is authentic and plentiful! The best pho you can get in Tarrant County! The spring rolls are top notch too! Highly recommend!

Mom and I came here for lunch. Nice little place in a shopping center with plenty of parking spaces. Service was fast. Mom and I both ordered the small pho dac biet which is pho with everything. The small was huge! Lots of noodles, broth and meat. I barely could finish it. I cannot imagine how big their large size would have been. Broth was flavorful! I will definitely be back!

Very friendly staff. Very good tasting food! We will definitely coming back! We had pork bbq and beef spare ribs.