Pho My Chau Restaurant

I've been going to this place since I've moved to Seattle a few years ago since I live very close. And two main things I usually get is pho, or the beef stew(Bo kho). But Pho flavor is getting less and less flavorful, it tastes like water down soup sometimes or it's just salty msg, and for the price to keep raising, there's plenty of other places that has better pho, so pho isn't so recommended.Now today I wanted to try something else cause the pho was quite disappointing lately, but today was even a bigger disappointment. I ordered the beef stew with bread today, look at that portion? It's on a little plate, with barely any soup/sauce to dip the bread in, when me and my first saw this we just laughed n was like... we gunna pay $14 for this?! Well maybe it'll taste good, but nope! After we tried it we now know why there's barely any soup or sauce, because it was sooooooo salty, it was almost bitter from saltiness. I haven't been able to try other items but for that price of their food to come with that quality? Most likely won't be coming here anymore ... sadly

Pho is mid, but the banh loc is delicious. The food came out quick, and it's more of a hole-in-the-wall establishment. I'll have to come back and try the bun bo hue

If you're coming here for the first time- get the Bun Mang Vit. It's a specialty dish that isn't on the menu but 70% of customers order it here from my observation and having been here too often for my own good. The staff are friendly, humble and take pride in serving delicious Vietnamese food to locals and visitors. The ambiance is quaint- a small and home style place that reminds you of simplistic times at grandma's house.

Great Pho with very good prices. It's always a bit harder to find good food for a great price in Seattle.This Pho is one of my favorites so far. Will definitely be coming back soon!

This is my regular pho restaurant and honestly no one makes it better than them. I always get the #1 special and enjoy it every time. The employees are kind and funny, always with a smile. The tables are wipes every time and they don't mind feedback.

This restaurant should be higher than 3.5 stars and should be on your list to try. Located on second floor of Southeast corner of King Plaza. Go up the stairs by the fancy boba dessert shop and the stairs are not for the infirm. The space is well worn and authentic with a commanding view of tbe plaza if you are seated by the the windows. Watch lightrail zip on by and the chaos of parking lot below. Pho broth was good will try again! If it was served a tiny bit hotter it would be perfect. Really good vietnamese ice coffee "cafe sua da".

As a relative newcomer to Seattle and adventuring into more Asian cuisine from my normal Southern/Midwestern palate, this place was a welcome delight. The menu was easy to read, even with a selection of 100 food items. Staff was quick and efficient. Tables were turned quickly and they greeted everyone coming and going. We had #45 & #83 (pics below) did not disappoint and this will be on my lunch hour rotation.

This is my go to pho spot in Seattle. A staple in my rotation of comfort foods and places. Nothing about this place has changed since middle school! Which, personally I appreciate. Despite the heavy changes happening on MLK and Othello, pho my chau has not been one of them. I usually get their Pho with everything in it. They have all your necessities on the table. Your spoons, chopsticks, napkins, and condiments all at the end of your table. The view of a busy king plaza is paired with the warmth of the restaurant. Don't be afraid to order their bun bo hue or vermicelli bowls!! Tho their pho bowls always does the trick for me on any given day. Luckily they are open during this time, they sanitize in between folks and the food comes to you quick. What's there not to love about this spot. I hope you enjoy it as much as I've enjoyed it for the past 10 years

Everything is the same :) I've been coming here with a close friend for as long as we can remember having enough money to eat out ourselves.. it deserves more than the 3.5 stars it has on Yelp right now and I hope more ppl around the greater Seattle area will check out the restaurants in this plaza!The good:+ ample parking + on 2nd floor of the plaza right across from the Othello lightrail station. + friendly service. Pretty sure I've seen the same people working there since middle school. + so affordable. A large Bun Bo Hue was $8 something for as long as I can remember and it's still affordable now at $12.50. This goes for their other dishes too. + the BBH is the most ordered thing here and it's what I usually get too. It's not your usual authentic spicy BBH from Hue but a very mild, enjoyable noodle soup with all the BBH fixens.. it has become just a thing to get here now. + clean, family interior. There's idyllic, old-timey vietnamese music in the background and all your golden buddhas and fake waterfall sculptures to boot.The meh:Nothing. Even the crime that used to happen in this plaza and neighborhood has improved dramatically from a decade ago. Come check out an awesome Vietnamese restaurant in south Seattle.

Best prices with bars outside. I hella don't mind and they got specials always on deck like duck noodle soup or BBH or Bun Rieu all the time. BBH was a little on the sweeter side but when everything else is $18 and they be $14-$15 a bowl I'm down!