Thank U Pho

I had to eat late today and I remember that this place open late. I was craving some hot soup while my boyfriend wanted something more solid. - short rib pho was good. It's not the best pho you can have out there but for late night standards, the price, and portion. This is good enough. 5/5- chicken katsu was huge. The cutlet was thin, breaded and crispy. They include a little metal rack to dry the oil from the chicken. The curry rice that comes with it tastes fragrant and unique. I love it. 5/5-beef potstickers were basic and nothing too special. They probably got them from frozen and not hand made. I think the Bibibop beef mandu from Costco are much better. Overall the service is quick and friendly. The lot is valet when we came at 9:30p on Wednesday and costs $2. If I ever crave pho late night I will definitely come back.

Broth is bland but that's common when made at a Korean owned establishment in LA. Rest assured that there is NO MSG involved and I doubt they even used rock sugar. Lack of depth of flavor and essential pho spices that were most likely not roasted so it's just mild beef broth with pho noodles and toppings. They may have tossed out all the beef fat so beef flavor is mild and most likely not using certain parts to make their broth beefier. I ordered to add the spicy option and the entire broth tastes like cayenne pepper or similar, which is quite offensive to pho broth in itself and ruined the broth. They add it in for you as well so I literally have no idea what actually is, which is big no no for pho. You should always let people adjust their own pho so they can taste the broth first but I guess it wouldn't have mattered at the end of the day. Save your craving and wait til the morning to go to a proper Vietnamese owned location if you are looking for legit pho.

Parking: 3/5Service: 3/5Ambiance: 4/5Taste: 3/5I had a late-night craving for pho and decided to try this place in Koreatown. As is typical in this area, valet parking was required. I arrived at 10 p.m., and the place was still busy. While the servers were nice, they seemed rushed and overwhelmed as it was nearing closing time. I noticed that my table was missing a soup spoon, so I had to grab one from the next table. When I received the check, it didn't come with a pen to sign, which was a bit inconvenient.The portions are large, more than I could finish, but when it comes to taste, the pho was just okay. The broth was surprisingly pale, but it's still acceptable. I'd only come back here if my regular pho spots were closed or if I didn't feel like driving far.

I was absolutely suffering post night on the town and needed salvation in a bowl. I ordered the brisket pho for delivery and swallowed the entire thing in 10 minutes flat. They provide a good amount of noodles and decent broth; personally I think there could have been a little more brisket.

Looks like a little simple mom & pop shop in the kore town area that serves a flavorful earthy multi layered broth base Pho with a good selection of meats, seafood and vegetables. The portion is definitely hefty and extremely satisfying. Started with the fried beef dumplings which were good and had no 11 combo of meats and seafood and also the short ribs bowl with added vegetables. I have to say that the short ribs were so tender and exceeded my expectations. Adding fresh basil, lime and bean sprouts make this such a hearty comforting meal. Very kind friendly staff made it pleasant. Free parking lot and reasonably priced.

Hands down! I'm super thankful for Thank U Pho because it is among my go-to pho restaurants for Korean-style Pho. For the past few months (especially during Fall and Winter), I've been ordering here for my K-Town style Pho fix. I tried their beef pho and chicken pho in the past and they have a decent flavor. Located at Oxford Center plaza, their restaurant is cozy and bright. In terms of service, I usually order to-go and is usually ready within 10-15 minutes upon ordering on the phone. On my latest visit, I tried their Vegetarian Pho with vegan broth. Their servings are pretty huge that I could only finish half, but at least I have some room for leftovers on my next meal. This Korean-style Vegetarian Pho has sliced cabbage, bok choy, broccoli, mushrooms and carrots. All the vegetables are fresh, crisp and not overcooked. Their noodles seem endless since I definitely need to use my chopsticks to stretch them out. I can't complain because they are firm and not soggy. The vegan broth itself is very earthy, therapeutic and flavorful that I could tell it is veggie-based. So far, Thank U Pho is my favorite place to get K-Town style Veggie Pho. Perhaps next time, I'll try to dine in at their restaurant in order to get the full experience. Thank U Pho for existing with tasty pho and I appreciate your business.

The broth was bland and did not have the flavor and aromatics of Pho. Afterwards I heard that "Korean-style" pho is supposed to be less flavorful. I've had pho in Koreatown one other time before at Ktown Pho and the broth did have some flavor and aromatics (albeit not as good as in SGV) though...so not sure if the blander soup is because it's "Korean style" or because it is just bland. It was one of the few restaurants open late on Sunday night though, so I'll round up the review to 3 stars.

Two pieces of beef short ribs in a bowl of pho? Yes please!The pho here is amazing every time I order it. This time we got the short rib combo pho and the meat literally just falls off the bone and it was so tender and tasty. Their broth is always so rich and flavorful with a very clean taste.We've also had their shrimp summer rolls, beef egg rolls, rare steak & brisket pho, and spicy oyster noodle.The spicy oyster noodle had so much seafood including shrimp, squid, mussels and of course the main, oysters. There were about 5 pieces each of the different types of seafood except the mussels, having three pieces. And the portion of this thing was huuuge! It was more like a two serving size.The veggies are always fresh unlike some places where it has been sitting in the fridge for days.Their Thai iced tea and iced mango jasmine tea are both very good too.Every time I dine here the servers are very friendly and even when I call in for pick up orders they are always polite on the phone. The restaurant itself is decent-sized and clean and you will have a very satisfied pho experience here.

The pho is a "save you" spot. What do I mean? It will save you of hunger. It was save you when all other pho places are closed. And lastly it will save you of your craving for good pho. It's a cool spot. I came here once on New Year's Day when everything else was closed.And tonight I came here again when all other pho places were not open. Their pho was good and they egg rolls. The only thing was there was not as much meat on my pho as I expected but nonetheless it's a solid pho place.

The best pho in Ktown (maybe all of LA). You can't beat the prices, and the portions are huge. The soup and meat are very flavorful, and they are very generous with the extras. The service is always good, and there's a good amount of seating. We come here at least once a week and it's always amazing.