Pho Ngon So1

I was skeptic but after trying Pho and spring rolls they' tastes very good.The service is excellent. Everyone is friendly accommodating to our requests.The restaurant is very clean including the men restroom. Large parking spaces.If you haven't been here, you need to give them a try.

My boyfriend and I had a taste for pho and found this restaurant on Google. We were seated as soon as we walked in. The restaurant is average size, nothing too fancy about the dining area. The menu has a lot of options, depending on what you're in the mood for. We decided on the #7 pho, which I believe included tendon, rare steak and flank. The food came out quickly after ordering. The broth was beyond delicious, barely needed any sriracha or chili paste, but I love spice. Overall, we had a great visit, the prices were decent and we loved the food. Would definitely visit again.

A good, basic Pho place for lunch in a surprising South-side Atlanta location. I was introduced to this location by another volunteer on Saturday.Prompt service. Good portion sizes and tasty broth. Many different combinations of meats to add to the soup. It was a bit expensive, however, in the $12 range for a large bowl.The fresh mango smoothie (with boba tapioca bubbles) is definitely recommended.

My father in law actually suggested this place. The pho broth is gooood!!!! But man are they stingy with the meats. You're pretty much just paying for broth and noodles. They want your money but don't want to give you your moneys worth. I actually would like to get some meat protein for the money I'm paying. This is a last resort place for me when I crave pho.

I came here with a friend after a late night Braves game because it was one of few businesses still open. Perhaps it's because we went during the total off hours, but I was very underwhelmed with the dishes that we ordered. First, I wanted an avocado smoothie, but they weren't serving cold drinks at that hour anymore. So, we just ordered the pho and shared an order of shrimp spring rolls. The spring rolls were at room temperature, so I didn't particularly find them to be as refreshing as I wanted them to be. The pho was just okay I would say. Broth was a little on the greasier side and errs towards below-average when comparing it to the other bowls of pho I've had in my lifetime. By no means was our dining experience bad, but I wouldn't say it was particularly great either.

Authentic, good food but small establishment and service can be slow. Prices are much more reasonable compared to others like Pho Dai Loi. I took off a star because of the 80 score of B. That's pretty low for a restaurant.

Great beef pho and spring rolls. Ordered and picked up take out. The broth was super hot and tasted great. Will def visit again and will likely be my regular pho spot.

The only thing I tried was the Pho and it was delicious! I had a small bowl of soup#14 and didn't have the time or space to finish it all so I got the rest in a to-go cup and it was still delicious warmed up later. Plaza location is not 10/10 but once you're inside it's cozy and feels like a family business. I was attended to pretty quickly but that's possibly because it was mid afternoon and there was only 1 other family there. I'll also upload photos of their current menu. 10/10 would recommend the Pho here

Ordered the bun rieu. The egg cake was cold . Soup and dish is poor flavor. Not near authentic.

In all honesty, after the first two pho spots in town were closed or full, we found ourselves "having" to stumble upon this place. Very lucky. The service was incredible and quick. It's cozy seating but yet you're not really near any other parties, there's great music playing nicely in the background and the menu is fun to explore. We got the spicy Beef (Rice) Noodle Soup, A Rice Plate with Chicken, Sparkling Lemonade, Salty Lemonade and Spring rolls. So fresh, so delicious, and in no time at all. I can still taste the mushroom from the spring roll, can't wait to return. Menu prices are average.