Pho Lan Noodles House

Came here for a quick pho fix, and it was the perfect lunch! We were seated promptly, the service was fast, and our food came out quickly. Small restaurant but plenty of seating. The pork egg rolls were crispy and tasty--reminded me of my Grandma's! The pho broth was hot and flavorful, and the noodles had the perfect soft yet chewy texture. There's only one size bowl for pho, so little ones may need to share, but it's filling for a big kid, teen, or adult. If you have a bigger appetite, you can order extra noodles and meat.One minor downside was that the dishes could have been washed/dried a bit better, but I've found this common in a lot of small, authentic Vietnamese/pho restaurants.Pricing was commensurate for the amount of food and location. There are so many pho options in the area, but if nearby, I wouldn't mind coming again.

Eh, everything was just mid. Noodles? Mid.Beef? Mid.Broth? Mid.Service? Mid.Ambiance? Mid.Price? Okay, but too high for the quality.Come here if you're in the area, hungry, and don't want to think too hard.

I really should go and sit down and try out their Pho. I generally just go here for pick up and I'm pretty predictable.I get the grilled pork with egg rolls and salad. Plus I get the fresh spring rolls all to go. Very consistent and freshBut every time I go in, there's quite a few people at he tables and they are all seemingly enjoying their Pho

The food and service here was amazing. I had no idea this place was here. The flavors on the pork and chicken wings were delicious. We also got spring rolls and my wife got Bun Bo Hue which we did not get a photo of. Will definitely come back to try more things.

Got seated right away as we walked in and the place was spacious! There were plenty of seats and the service was pretty fast. I got chicken with grilled shrimp and it was a solid 8/10! Though it was a little oily, I still enjoyed it. This place is solid if you want something quick and enjoyable.

We had a craving for Pho and came in for a quick lunch. It was not too busy, and we got seated right away. The food is still delicious and served quickly. Service was pleasant.Still a Fan, wonderful lunch place for Pho and more.

One of my town's busier pho joints as it is dead smack in the middle of the commercial area of town, our town's sad version of a downtown (laughing but crying inside). Very bright in there, lots of white smooth tile and big glass front windows. Good amount of seating as well like maybe 60 or so seats. I like the fam who runs it for the most part. I'm not a reg so haven't gotten to know anyone, but I've seen some regulars that seem to know the drill. I also don't see a lot of Vietnamese as customers here, and I kinda do at the places I do frequent more. I did love how when I came once during the late lunch hours and there was a resident cute little girl (maybe 6ish years old) who had her own table in the corner with toys, crafts and maybe homework. IYKYK LOL. But upon seating she also gave me my glass of ice water, and she was doing that with other tables that were walking in, without anyone telling her what to do. She simply would observe on who the new tables were and she'd bring out waters one by one. I've seen frig'n 20 year olds that don't have enough sense to do what that little girl was doing. I was blown away. Spring Rolls ($8ish/4*) Solid spring rolls, wrapped tight with fresh ingredients. Scant slice of roast pork, lots of bean sprouts, lettuce for color and plump shrimps. Wished there were some herbs in there as that really makes it pop like mint or basil, but was fine when dipped into that sweet peanut sauce that I douse with chili sambal. Pho with steak and tendons ($15ish/4*) Nothing wrong with their version, everything was protocol. Beefy broth with an aromatic spice kiss. Only some tables have fish sauce but I give places a nod if they do. Beef Stew Noodle Soup ($15ish/3.5*) I thought this was just ok. Broth actually decent albeit a bit greasy, good flavor though. Egg noodles were really thin, I guess I like it a tad bit thicker for more of chewy bite. And the cubes of beef were a bit too lean for me. I like the chuck cut for stew or brisket, this seemed like round or leg meat to me, not as unctuous. Not sure if this will make my rotation as the ones I go to, I have good chemistry with. But rounding up to a solid 4* just for that little self sufficient tiny girl.

The service was quick, which we appreciated. We ordered pho #3, and the tripe was delicious. We also tried the papaya salad with shrimp and pork--it was a very refreshing appetizer. Overall, it was a good meal, though the experience was a bit dampened by the cold. The door kept opening, and there was no heater inside, which made it less comfortable.

After previewing fellow commenters, we had high hopes of this restaurant. It used to be a great Thai food restaurant long time ago. After changing the owners a few times, it is a Pho Lan Noodles House now. Food served pretty fast. The vermicelli w/ grilled pork/egg rolls, and the rice w/ grilled pork were chosen for our meal. The egg rolls were wonderful. But all the grilled pork were saltier. Normally sweeter taste is preferred. It's okay as the fresh salads evened the taste. Nonetheless, the restaurant looks old and uninspiring. It also had that smell of cleaning detergent when you walked into the restaurant. Maybe we didn't order their signature dishes, such as Pho. Yes, the prices are fairly reasonable, but maybe that's also the reason why they cannot charge a premium.

I enjoy coming here when I'm sick or it's raining outside and ordering their pho. The broth has always been consistent and I really enjoy the large portion size. Whenever I come here you get seated immediately and food comes out quite fast. Ambiance is like any other family restaurant, it was quite serene, and they were playing some viet-pop bangers too.