Pho Pasteur Restaurant

Pho Pasteur - Home of what HM and I proudly call the "Big Bowl." Don't let my three-star rating fool you - this spot is one of my top go-to places for the "Big Bowl," aka the large #1 special combination. I have great memories of when Pho Pasteur first opened back in the day, and it's nice to see they're still going strong. Back when I lived in the area, this was the go-to spot to meet up with friends over a delicious bowl of pho.Restaurant front - https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=O6EBodP3Fgu_n67efSKnBQ&start=24&select=bqn7Fz81qHb_WFk4dlWzyQI was in town for a few days and it was cold and rainy, perfect weather for Big Bowl. However, instead of my default, number one special, I opted for a spicy order of Bún Bò Huế... 'And it hit the spot.Photo - https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=O6EBodP3Fgu_n67efSKnBQ&select=ka16GFrQCktxRWvDEZ0zGwThe menu is relatively expansive, featuring a variety of pho and other Vietnamese specialties. I appreciate the generous portions of noodles and meat, making it a solid spot for a hearty meal. The service is fast, ensuring that even on a tight schedule one can enjoy a satisfying dining experience. I wasn't trying to rush through my bowl of Bún Bò Huế, but I still managed to be in and out in just 30 minutes. After a 6 1/2 hour drive from Orange County, what can I say? I was starving.Clean caps please - Nothing kills my appetite faster than grimy, crusty condiment lids.Photo - https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=O6EBodP3Fgu_n67efSKnBQ&start=0&select=dnW874GwHFPOoVO-HUkobQThe ambiance is simple, straightforward, and unpretentious, perfectly fitting its modest strip mall setting. Despite its simple setting, the restaurant maintains a clean environment and offers ample parking, making it accessible and convenient for patrons.Interior - https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=O6EBodP3Fgu_n67efSKnBQ&select=kHdvQkBG3SNbL8XfbUmuWQIn short, if you're looking for authentic Vietnamese cuisine with flavorful pho and speedy service, Pho Pasteur is a commendable choice. If you're in the area, be sure to stop by and treat yourself to a Big Bowl.Note: The restaurant is no longer CASH ONLY. Now accepting credit cards.- Big Aloha!Food: 4Ambiance: 3Service: 3Value: 3

After watching a movie my niece and I went here for early dinner. It's cold and there's no best way to eat but noodle soup! It's my first time eating here but Ive been seeing them whenever I do grocery shopping across them at Seafood City. The food was good and service is great plus the place is clean too. There were not much people since it was only 4 oclock. We got the shrimp cake, bunbohue for me and beef pho for my niece. Price was couple dollars more than the one we go to but it's Definitely recommendable!

The food is alright but the service was subpar today. The server dipped his finger in my soup while setting it on the table, not once but twice. I lost my appetite entirely. We were provided just 3 waters for 5 people (I guess children don't require h2o?) and our boba drink came with a narrow straw that doesn't fit boba? We also don't get any plates for the appetizer and the dipping sauce only for brought out once we were already eating them....The food is fine but I would only get take out if coming here.

Decent place for Vietnamese food in the area. They have an expansive menu and good selection for Pho soups. We've been here a few times and this place has plenty of tables for dining in and a quick order for takeout. Typically, the wait time is around 10-15 minutes if your order in. We ordered the rice combo and they were good and flavorful. The prices however, were steep compared to San Jose prices. Overall, not bad Vietnamese eatery for the area. Cheers!

THE BEST PHO IN ALL OF UNION CITY and you can quote me on that! It is always so consistent in flavor and quality. My go to hangover restaurant.

We ordered the Dac Biet & Bo Vien (pho bo with special rare steak, well done flank, brisket, tendon, tripe & beef ball), a plain pho with no meat and the Cha Gio (Vietnamese fried egg rolls).The pho tastes fairly standard for a bowl of pho, which is to say the soup was good but nothing special. And for the Dac Biet & Bo Vien, they only had one size: medium. For someone like me who is used to smaller portions, the portions here - even the medium - were just so large. And the meat was a bit tough, which made it difficult to chew and really enjoy. But to be honest, the real star of the meal was the vegetarian egg roll. It tasted delicious, served piping hot. The outside was wonderfully crunchy, the insides were amazingly savory and the sauce perfectly complemented the egg rolls. Even though this was the vegetarian egg roll, it was so rich and flavorful. The place itself is your standard Vietnamese pho joint, looking like a typical mom-and-pop run restaurant. And note that they're cash only so make sure to bring some cash when you come in!

My career requires me to be on the go and I've been here a few times for a quick lunch. Average food, but their service is quick.My main complaint is this is cash only with no ATM. I've been very lucky during all my visits to have loose change handy.

Prices went up and portions got smaller. Been coming here for years maybe will need to find a better Pho spot.

I love this place. Probably the best viet food in Union City, and nice size portions. I order from here a lot. I love the chicken and rice plate (yes i'm super white) :P

We've been coming here for years. We love that they are open early. Pho with tendon and tripe was good. The spring rolls too Staff was nice and friendlyI highly recommend