Pho K & K

Good Vietnamese pho and noodle and rice dishes. Tonight I had Beef pho with steak and tendons. Very comforting for a cold nightLocals and students and families enjoying the food at this restaurant Service is relatively quick and the food good.

This place is warm and friendly.. TRULY Vietnamese PhoOwners are in house and have plenty of pride in the quality and authenticity of their dishes HIGHLY recommend!!!

Have to come to work at Berkeley and no choice but grab something nearby. Dine in and ate a bowl of pho, expensive and taste no good. Water have to charge for extra without telling. Have to grab ToGo for my team, no utensils to provide... will not go again and not recommended.

I came here with some friends after craving some. This place was recommended by many for us. The food I ordered (#14 Pho) was quite good. In terms of the environment, I think that it was ok. However, no water was given to us so make sure to bring your own. Another thing I noticed was that some spoons were dirty.But if you are looking for a quick bite then this is an ok place to eat

Pho K&K serves southern pho! (Thank you Kristi!) It was overall a decent spot for the price! I got the pho ga nha which was served with chicken breast, onions, and a plate of toppings on the side. The chicken breast was very dry and the broth did not help with the dryness, but the noodles were the perfect texture, the onions added a layer of crunchiness to it. The plate was very standard with a good assortment of string beans, jalapenos, limes, and mints. The soup was flavorful but it did not balance well with the dry chicken breast.However, the service was great. Food was brought out super fast, there was a great array of sauces, napkins, and chopsticks too. My friend and I had a wonderful time sitting in and enjoying the ambiance of the place. Definitely check this spot out if you're in the area.

Well worth the extra block or two walk from campus! Never a wait at lunch and delicious food!

The place looks like it's mom-pop ran. We dined here and there was a 30 minute wait for food because there was a lunch crowd during the weekend. I ordered the Bun Bo Hue, it was okay, but it was missing a depth of flavor. Water is served as purchased bottled water only. It's an overall nice place to get a some tasty noodle soup in an overcast day.

I finally got to try this place and ordered the lemongrass stir fried tofu for takeout. It was slightly spicy, but otherwise quite good - very flavorful with strong spicing. Thankfully it didn't come with peanuts. It's a bit on the pricier side, but the portion was large so I was able to make a second meal out of it. They also sell drinks such as milk teas.

I've passed this place multiple times while walking on Telegraph and the weather seemed great for pho, so I finally popped in. The waiter seemed to have a little trouble with English or maybe he was a bit shy, but after some slight confusions, I managed to order the Pho Dac Biet, Goi Cuon Roll, and a Strawberry Smoothie (pictured). The pho arrived quickly and had raw sliced steak, brisket, tendons, tripe, as I asked them to hold on the meatballs. The meat was of decent quality, with good texture, and the broth was flavorful but lacked complexity. It didn't have the rich beef umami or the subtle star anise/cinnamon/cilantro flavors that I often associate with pho.The shrimp rolls were also prompt to arrive and while the shrimp themselves weren't bad, they also weren't juicy/plump-level fresh -- felt like maybe they were in the freezer for a bit too long. They also forgot to bring my smoothie and I had to remind them when my meal was halfway done, since they didn't offer any other drinking water. The smoothie definitely had the taste of fresh strawberries but didn't have the complementary creamy flavor, so it was a bit too tart for me.All in all, I think the place has slightly below average flavor but is more expensive than average. The actual menu prices were more than those listed in the window, and I ended up dropping around $35 for my pho, shrimp rolls, and strawberry smoothie (and no water). If you're desperate for pho around Telegraph, then this is the only place available, but otherwise I would try finding somewhere else.

They don't give out free waters, so bring your own. They do offer bottled water for sale though. The pho dac biet lacked complexity like it didn't have that subtle taste for star anise & cinnamon. It was decent. Waiter was nice. Great for kids to come eat here, they provide scissors for the adults to cut the noodles up for the kids which is nice, they only have one size option for the pho but you can ask to add extra noodles or meat. They have parking outside but it's metered parking.