Pho Ba

If you're looking for yummy pho this is the place to go! The price is a little high at $14 for a small bowl, but for the flavor it is very good. The rare beef wasn't chewy and the veggies are don't perfectly if you ask. I also enjoyed the Vietnamese ice coffee.

Although it was my first time in Seattle, I had to grab Pho as the weather was gloomy and rainy. We came in right before closing and they were kind enough to seat us. I ordered the Tripe Pho and the food came out rather quick. The broth was a bit bland in my opinion and it wasn't to my liking - but it was still decent nonetheless. The service was great and the owner was very friendly! I wouldn't be back if I'm ever in Seattle but it was worth a try.

There's a lot of choice for Vietnamese food in I-District but I think this is my favorite bowl of pho here. The broth is clean, they're generous with their ingredients, offer fresh herbs, and a fair price. The inside is a little dark and old, so don't expect anything fancy. But if you're in it for a good bowl of soup then check it out :)

Amazing price for what you get! Skip the more expensive places in the area and get the same quality and flavors here! This place is always full for a reason!

Simple good pho. Perfect for a rainy cold Seattle afternoon. Simple menu simple service.

This was absolutely delicious pho. We were in the area after a football game and wanted to warm up with some good food. This is definitely a hole in the wall in the I-district but service is super efficient, food came out quickly and everything was amazing. I got a small brisket pho which was the perfect size, husband got beef bun, and our friends got more pho and the special pancake. Everything was perfect. Will be back!

We started with spring rolls, the sauce was AMAZINNNGG and the spring rolls where good but I've definitely had better at other pho restaurants, would give the spring rolls 3/5, just wish it had more substance inside the rice paper. The pho was AMAZEBALLS, The broth was one of the best pho broth I've had in a long time, would 10/10 recommend the pho for sure And they do take card!!!

After a cross country flight to Seattle for business, I was looking for some quick, warm comfort food at around 8pm. This unassuming hole in the wall on 7th in Chinatown did the trick. A bit off the beaten track, its dining room was closed, but I was able to get takeout and ordered Pho Tai Chin Bo Vien (noodles with meatballs, rounded steak, brisket in broth). In short, it was frickin' delicious. With a squeeze of lime, scallions, cilantro and some hot sauce for good measure, it was exactly what I needed. Cheap, too ($13 for large portion, no tax). (4 stars).

It's usually places like these where you can step into a rather quaint restaurant to escape the rain and find amazing food. Pho Ba was lacking nothing but ambiance in its offerings. The pho, along with their egg rolls were absolutely flavorful and perfectly prepared. This will always be a spot outside of the normal tourist areas on my list of places to eat in Seattle.

We came here for lunch on a cold, wintery day, looking to warm up and stumble upon a gem. The food was exactly what you would expect. We got the #2 Spring Rolls - These were nice and fresh, what you expect from a typical Pho place.#4 Fried Batter Shrimp - These were so good! Take advantage of them. They were perfectly fried, and will probably come back just for this yum!#8 Beef Pho - The Pho was okay. I've definitely had better, but it's still worth a try if you're new to this cuisine or for a quick comfort pick-me-up moment.And #26 - Vermicelli Noodles with Stir-fried Beef--my partner really liked it compared to other places we've tried. The place is definitely no frills, which usually serves the best food sometimes, but sadly, it seems someone peed in their front door area because the whole front of the restaurant smelled terrible; most of us had to sit towards the back of the restaurant to avoid the stench. This is not their fault, of course, and probably won't be the case moving forward, but it definitely ruined our appetite at first, sadly. The service was also what you would expect from a no-frills Pho place; we quickly put in our order, everything came quickly within ten minutes, and the server came to take payment--just two interactions, nothing extra. Ngl, we prefer this, so it's not a knock on the place at all. The service was professional and friendly overall, but nothing extra for sure. We might give this place another go, especially for their fried foods. Those fried shrimp live in my head rent-free!