House of Pho

A very bright and lovely space to enjoy some good Vietnamese food! The service was quick and friendly, and the food really hit the spot. I also appreciated that the Thai Tea wasn't too sweet. There's a good amount of parking. The restaurant itself seats a lot of people. We came on a Sunday around 6pm and it was super busy considering they close at 7pm.Would definitely come back if I'm in the area and craving some Vietnamese food!

Came here after the mall and got the bun bo hue. At first I was upset because per the menu picture it comes with all the nitty and gritty meat that not everyone eats.. I for one do so I was excited to try this here. When the bowl came out I was confused because the congealed pork blood and pork hock was not in it.. waited for the server to come back and asked where's the rest of the meats that's in the advertised picture. After asking they did bring a side of the pork meat out and I was a happy gal. My friend got their pork chop rice plate but it was overly sweeten and wouldn't recommend.

Another great place on Rte 9 in Framingham. In the location where Welcome! (Indian cuisine) was located, this place is a terrific addition to the area. Well staffed, very fresh delicious food, quick service, really just all around really great experience. The fresh mint in the spring rolls (pictures) really made those pop.

The pho broth and chicken plate were amazing, and the bowls are pretty big. The service from all staff members here was amazing, welcoming and warm. There was ample space for sitting, despite the size of this restaurant. This is truly the house of pho and we will be back!

Nice, simply decorated, local place for Vietnamese food. Definitely homemade. You must try the housemade chili sauces. The one with oil has lemongrass in it and packs some heat, too. The fried spring rolls were crunchy & tasty. Pho broth had lots of flavor. I like that you get some culantro with your raw plate of veg/herbs for your pho - most places don't offer it. The servers are friendly. Dinner time is pretty busy and the parking lot is pretty small. Note that they close as early as 7pm! Their menu is small but it has most of the basics and is a great option in MetroWest.

What a gem! Came in here with my family after driving past it multiple times, and I was not disappointed. The pho broth was delicious and had just the perfect meat to noodle to soup ratio. My kids also loved it and especially loved the strawberry milkshake with added boba. It's been hard to find a decent authentic pho place that is not a mixture of different cuisines. The menu is totally all traditional Vietnamese food and it also helps that the staff speak Vietnamese. Can't wait to come back.

We spotted this restaurant off of route 9 and saw that the parking lot was full, so we decided to try. It did not disappoint, we were greeted very kindly and told we could sit anywhere we like, and then the food came out within 10 minutes. We ordered an XL chicken pho which was plenty food for 2 people, and the fresh rolls with shrimp were also a great start with really good peanut sauce. All of that food for under $25, great value. Would recommend!

It's finally great to see another mom and pop Restruant coming to the Framingham area. I am a little picky with my pho since there are so many delicious spots in the Quincy area I have a developed pallet. The broth was delicious, has to be homemade because I've been a couple times and it's consistent and may take a couple minutes to come out. The meat tends to be a bit overcooked which can be a bit annoying but being in the suburbs I'm sure they would get complaints if it was rare. Staying on subject they tend to be a bit conservative with meat portions but I'm a gluten so take my review for what it's worth. The pork spring rolls are amazing perfectly friend and never dry. Highly recommend coming and trying this place out!

I have been waiting to try out House of Pho for months! I'm a huge pho fan and was thrilled to hear that a Vietnamese restaurant was opening close to home. I came with a party of 3 at 5:45 on a Thursday night. Most of the tables were filled, but we were seated right away. The servers were incredibly attentive and various staff members checked in with us throughout our meal. The inside of the restaurant is well-decorated and looks newly renovated. We ordered the pork and shrimp summer rolls for our appetizer - they were absolutely delicious. Everyone in my party ordered the Pho Dac Biet (P1). We all agreed that it was the largest bowl of XL pho that any of us had ever received from a restaurant and that the soup was well worth the price. The flavor of the soup was very flavorful and authentic, and I also felt that there was a generous amount of meat. I was pleasantly surprised to see that in addition to the usual pho toppings like Sriracha and hoisin sauce, the tabletop seasonings included other authentic Vietnamese ingredients like shrimp paste and fish sauce. Overall, I am incredibly grateful that an authentic Vietnamese restaurant has opened up so close to home, and will 100% be coming back.

Loved the Pho. Spring rolls were meh. Loved the service. Just loved the place and will be back.