PHO Nguyen’s House

this is my family's go to spot for pho...but why did they remove banh xeo off the menu that's my favorite on the menu

Everything was quite good, and I wouldn't hesitate to go again.It was unclear as first time customers that we were supposed to go up to the counter to pay so we had to kill time until the server told us that. (5- 6 minutes). I suggest (unless they recognize a repeat customer) they should tell people when they provide the bill that they have to go up to the counter to pay!It was especially confusing because the only other people we ever saw go to the counter were people picking up orders to go that had been prepaid.Other than that great experience.

Stopped by Pho Nguyen's House on a Sunday afternoon with a group of 6 and were seated immediately. We ordered a mixture of pho and vermicelli bowls and we were all impressed by the portion sizes. You won't leave hungry. I ordered the beef lemongrass vermicelli bowl and I thought that the beef had a really nice lemongrass flavor. I just wish there were more, given the amount of noodles and vegetables. Still good. We also ordered the friend spring roles and the grilled pork spring rolls. Both had good flavor. The service was friendly, the wait was short, and all-in-all it was a solid, quick lunch experience, and good for the price. The folks who ordered the pho and bun Bo hue did feel like the flavor of the broth was a bit mild/lacked flavor compared to some other spots, but was still good and filling. They just expected a bit more flavor.

The food is amazing and the portions were perfect. The service was super fast and courteous. Went around dinner time and all the customers were all happy and chatting with each other. Definitely a great spot to check out before a movie.

This place serves the best banh xeo up North. It is so buttery, crispy and the inside is filled with meat and shrimp. Absolutely delicious with the fish sauce. Their pho broth is amazing too! Super flavorful and delicious.

This Vietnamese restaurant that shares the parking lot with the Alderwood Mall, is just south of Macys. It's a rather small place that on Sunday afternoon was packed--Noticeably with Vietnamese patrons. This is always a good sign. The food was fine. It's hard for me to really decipher too much on Pho. It's pho. The order was smooth, the delivery has a few hick-ups. But they figured it out. The issue was the atmosphere. There was a lot of clutter in the restaurant. Customers could aeee items that should be hidden in storage closets. Yet, they were distracting enough for me to notice. Also the tables, most of them like ours for four, provided real estate issues. Elbows hitting the wall, and dishes and cups moved around like chess pieces and squeezed tightly. We had a party of five and that proved very difficult. Finally, I felt this was really overpriced. On top of it, because we had 5 people, they gave themselves an undeserved 18% tip. I get it. They're not the first to do this. But I tend not to come back when establishment do this. Don't they want more people? I never tip less than 15%. Usually I'm at 20% or above, if they really knocked my socks off. This place didn't do it. It was overpriced and they under delivered. It was also uncomfortably crowded at our table. Lynnwood's "Pho 84" on 196th, heading down into Edmonds, and "The Phoenix" on Hwy 99 up in Mukilteo are better choices.

If I could give zero stars i would: They wanted to charge an additional $13 for party of 5. The 5th person was a 1 year old. You can tell they are really penny pinching by cutting back on flavoring your food. Both Rice dishes and pho. Won't be back.

I came here on a Friday late afternoon before it got busy for dinner. My friend and I ordered our food and we got it within five minutes, so service was nice and quick. I ordered the regular P4, and the pho broth was really tasty and exactly what I had been craving. There was a good ratio of meat to noodles, and I was happy with the overall portions. It was perfect for a meal with no leftovers for me. I also liked the decorations inside the restaurant; it had a casual vibe. I'd definitely come here again.

Ordered two pork Bahn mi sandwiches to go. So....Delicious ! Will definitely return when I am up in Lynnwood again. Service was good. Tables are set up nicely. Not too close to other tables. They even have a counter set up next to the windows so you can look outside while eatingRather busy at 3pm on a Saturday.Parking is available in front of restaurant.

Fried chicken in fish sauce so deliciously crispy with that salty sweet umami from the fishsauce.Pho broth is perfect! I would like a tad bit more rare beef for a large bowl.Rice dish combo is phenomenally well assembled with the smokiest grilled pork chop. The fishsauce is a bit bland.Fast friendly service with spacious open family friendly ambiance