Phoever

Gosh i love pho! This restaurant has a bit more of the star anise flavor shining through which really went well when I added lime and chilli oil. The five spice wings have a taste similar to salt & pepper shrimp but with a bit of cinnamon to it (and possibly spice if you prefer) and came out hot and fresh!

This is my boyfriend and I'd favorite place to get Pho! Everything is adequately priced and has great portion sizes! The cream cheese wontons are literally out of this world and the broth is always flavorful and delicious. The service is impeccable every single time and they recently decorated the place very nice

I tried a lot of different Vietnamese in my day, and this was some of the best! Try the five spice wings with the Phô dac Biet!

Best pho ever in town. Everyone should try it at least once, gold standard for all things pho.

The food took a long time to come out, and there was not enough meat whatsoever in the pho. There are lots of good cheap pho places I've tried, and I just wouldn't consider this one of them. The restaurant was clean, and the service. Also, the beansprouts tasted old :(

First off, the place is really nice. It is in a diverse area. Let get into the food, the thai tea and matcha tea is super sweet. The matcha milk tea was super sweet, but it was good. It actually very thick and i was kind of surprise. The eggroll is a basic appetizer. The spicy chicken wasnt spicy. It was really good, but not spicy. The bun bo hue was actually pretty good. It doesnt have a kicker to it but the broth taste good. The pho was well, it was very beefy but it was sweet too. Services was great! Would come again !

I was super excited to see a Pho place pop up on Central Ave. This was a long time coming! The nearest authentic pho is all the way up in Spring Lake Park. The previous complaints about the interior seems to be fixed now, but it's still a neighborhood watering hole feel like the majority of Pho places in the city. It is no Hai Hai with their 1/2 million build-out. It's adequate, spacious, and inviting.The staff was courteous, attentive, and prompt.I ordered Bun Bo Hue, which is a Hue (it's a city in Vietnam) style spicy pork broth with beef, pork hock, meat pie, and Phoever did it right with the garnishes of mint, banana flower, basil, sprouts, and lime. I would rate the broth in the same league as other Suburban pho places like Pho Tan Phat, A Chau, and my favorite Pho 126. However, same with other reviewers their portion size is sorely lacking. You can see that my Bun Bo Hue bowl came half full to the table, which I was shocked considering they are charging a top price of $15 for the regular size. (They only offer one size in Bun Bo Hue.) Parking is either on the street, or a ramp around the back. I saw the sign out front about the ramp but the location of the ramp was not immediately apparent when I drove back there.Contrary to other reviewers I thought my bowl tasted just fine. It was actually above average. But the combination of the level of finish of the restaurant, portion size, inconvenient parking, and price, I thought a 4 star was fair.They do serve durian ice cream! But it's a whopping $16!!! I'll go buy my own and pay the big money at Market Fresh.

I ask the customer about Chao Long, not Chao Long. Change bun rieu. I did eat bun rieu good

The pho is amazing 10/10Definitely coming back for those cold days. Flavor is on point. Good costumer serv

The ambiance of this place is top tier!! Their decor is SUPER creative and fun. The staff I met were very friendly and informative. Now, the pho . . . Meh . . . We took ours to go and my only suggestion would be to wrap the meat so it's not laying on the fresh veggies. The pho is tasty, nothing especially great about it. The wontons are the worst!! So tough and sweet for some reason. I've eaten here twice now hoping it was a fluke but the wontons were worse the second time. I won't be back after the wontons tonight!