Pho Duy

Great food. Fast service. Those are the two tall tale signs of a place where you should eat this area. We came by on a Sunday early afternoon. We ordered a small and large portion of separate pho. We were surprised by the portions of meats we were given. I have never seen a place have a high portion of meats. I had the combination of softe tendon, fatty brisket, and tripe. I kept finding tripe in my soup when I thought I had finished the 2 big pieces, and honestly, you will love it as well!

I've been going here since high school. They haven't changed their quality whatsoever. Everything still tastes amazing. Their egg-rolls are such a great appetizer to start off. A good crisp to it & fresh veggies to eat along. Their Nuoc Cham tops it all off, not to salty no spice at least to me. For the Phó, I normally get their filet mignon, I've had their brisket & meatballs before. Great also, but I've always leaned towards their filet mignon. The broth always hot & not too sweet. Definitely always get steamed veggies & top it off with other dressings. Over all their customer service in there is top notch. They're quick with orders also and very spacious in the restaurant.

I went here for dinner with my folks and I won't be returning. We sat there for a long time before receiving service and we were the only table in the restaurant. I ordered the chicken ro ti and it was extremely dry with barely any meat whatsoever. My Dad ordered the same but didn't eat a bite. The chicken came out deep fried with tons of sauce. Certainly not what I was expecting. My husband ordered the pho dac biet and he enjoyed it. I normally don't write reviews but I felt the need to share this one.

Pho Duy is the kind of neighborhood Vietnamese pho restaurant you can rely on when that craving for a steaming bowl of pho hits. While it may not offer the absolute best pho in town, it certainly satisfies your hunger.For pho connoisseurs, there are arguably better options in places like Bellaire or further down the road, offering more complex flavors and depth. That being said, Pho Duy's humble establishment does have its merits.The service at Pho Duy is quick, making it an ideal spot for a speedy meal. Their large parking lot is a convenience, especially for those dining in groups or during peak hours.In a nutshell, Pho Duy may not be the ultimate pho destination, but it's a dependable local eatery that serves up a decent bowl when you need it. It's a straightforward, no-frills spot for a quick and satisfying meal.

Love their pho it taste absolutely amazing and I love the fact that this is literally down the street from my house. Great atmosphere ,good staff, and great location!

Bo Kho (Vietnamese Beef Stew). If you're looking for traditional Vietnamese food that reminds you of home I highly recommend Pho Duy. I was craving bo kho with banh mi (vietnamese baguette) and it hit the spot. I like mind spicy so I had to add some peppers that were available on the table. Their cha gio (Vietnamese egg rolls) are fried in fresh rice paper versus the traditional spring roll paper and it's a great crunchy texture that isn't found in most restaurants. I've had their pho in other visits and it's always great as well. I went on a Saturday around lunch and did not have to wait for a table or long for my food to arrive. Give them a try!

Service was very good! Everybody was friendly and making sure you're taken care of. The food was great but the viet coffee was stronger than what I usually get from other places so I had to ask for extra condensed milk. But aside from that it was an awesome dining.

Great portion and lots of meat. The broth wasn't oily and tasted good, maybe just missing some depth in flavor. The beef flavor from the soup wasn't prominent. They give u a free jello dessert which I didn't like. Ordered soda Chanh with salted plum - delish! I would go back --- a lot.

A hidden gem right off of Wilcrest near Bellaire. Pho Duy has officially made it onto my regular pho rotation, and for good reason. While there's no shortage of pho spots along Bellaire, this place stands out for its flavorful broth and overall deliciousness. I'd give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars, with just one tiny gripe - the portion size left me wanting more.Let's talk about the broth. Piping hot and bursting with flavor, it's the kind of stuff that warms you up from the inside out on a chilly day. The broth is spot-on, striking the perfect balance of savory, sweet, and aromatic spices. Each spoonful is a little slice of pho heaven.Now, onto the noodles. Fresh and perfectly cooked, and ideal for soaking up that delectable broth. My only complaint? They skimped a bit on the portion size, leaving me craving more noodle goodness. I'll have to order a large next time and request for extra noodles. Oh, and here's a heads up for fellow pho lovers: Pho Duy is closed on Tuesdays, so plan your cravings accordingly. As for service, we didn't have any issues during lunch but my expectations for customer service at pho restaurants aren't too high. As long as I can get our order in and the food comes out within a reasonable time frame, that's good enough for me. In short, Pho Duy is where it's at for a satisfying bowl of pho. Despite the smaller portion size hiccup, the quality and flavor make it a standout among Bellaire's pho scene.

A solid 3.5 stars for the food but I'll round it up to a 4 because the service was very good. When you think of Chinatown service you might say they're either rude or it's pretty basic; get you in and out. But our server exceeded my expectations. He was respectful & patient with us. To start we decided to order their egg rolls & for the main course I got the small Pho chin and my friend got the large pho chin. I'll start with the egg rolls. It came out piping hot & the filling was solid. It was also crispy but a little too oily. They use rice paper to roll their egg rolls versus the standard egg roll wrap. For me I don't prefer rice paper but this is how my mom use to make them so it was acceptable. My bowl of pho was pretty good. The broth was bursting with flavor & it had a little sweetness to it. The broth was blazing hot and still held its heat until the end. The portions were generous & filling however, I like my noodles thin & not thick. The meat was also tough as well. If they improved on that, the pho would be a solid 4.5 stars. My friend got the same thing but large. I will say that he got the same amount of meats just a little bit more noodles & of course more broth; He should've just gotten a small. They also need to work on portioning from a small bowl to a large bowl. At the end our server brought us a complimentary dessert. It's some sort of jello which I thought was below par. Maybe serve like a spoon of creme brûlée. Overall, the food was pretty good, service was exceptional & the decor is unique. The music is also soothing which will put you to sleep after you eat some pho. Will I come back? Yes.