Pho T&N

I was surprised the pho was good in Nashville. I had to check this place out cause I was tired of eating briskets and hot chicken sandwiches. I got the beef pho and summer rolls. It def hit the spot!

Delicious Pho priced right. This is a no-frills, food focused restaurant that delivers what it promises. The food and the friendly staff here really exceed my expectations. I love good Pho, and I want it to have good flavor before I add any spice. That is exactly what I got when I ordered the Bun Bo Hue (Spicy Beef & Pork Noodle Soup). The large bowl of steaming deliciousness included beef steak, brisket, sausage, and rice noodles. I opted to include the optional pig's foot for flavor. So glad I did. The soup was served with a fresh bowl of cabbage, sprouts, and lime that enhanced the flavor and texture of the soup. I enjoyed every delicious taste and slurp of that soup. I plan to return soon to try the Pho Special and the Short Ribs. I highly recommend Pho T&N when you need a delicious bowl of Pho!

Was a perfect comfort food place to fight the Sunday scaries! Came here around late lunch time on Sunday. There was plenty of seating and the service was quick and friendly. I ordered the pho with rare steak and took about a third home for another meal (what a treat). I also tried a bit of their banh mi from my friend's order, and it was fantastic; possibly the best banh mi I've had in Nashville! Super reasonably priced with generous portion sizes. Will certainly be back!

Hands down the best pho in Nashville, and it's not even close!! Amazing food, service and the boba was great too - thank you so much. We'll be back!!

This is authentic pho. Anyone that has been to an authentic pho family owned restaurants will know exactly the signs to look for. And it's priced right! As someone who just moved to the city from New Jersey where pho isn't treated as a luxury/fancy food, I was genuinely in shock and confused why some pho restaurants in Nashville did too much/too little with their broth and were overpriced. This is the spot!

The employee was friendly but this was my least favorable experience ordering pho from a restaurant. The broth was not hot for my carryout order, but flavorful. I'll keep trying for other pho experiences in the area.

Pho - 9/10 It was a lighter broth than I'm used to but that's not necessarily a bad thing. I also asked for bean spreads instead of noodles and the owner obliged and even gave me extra. It was great. The only thing that might be "negative" but not so much that would inhibit me from eating, would be that the meatballs tasted a bit gamey. Everything else was great. They actually ran out of tendon, my favorite, but I was still very happy with the Pho. Service was great. You order at the counter. The guy taking orders was super nice and very accommodating.Ambiance was a typical pho restaurant if that's any description. it was rather cold inside when I went this past Saturday.

Disclaimer: review is made by a Vietnamese person. Good sandwich! bread was toasted well; more toasted than a traditional Banh Mi. I had the pork sandwich and it was good. Not quite authentic, but if you go into knowing it will not be authentic; then you will be so happy. Traditional banh bread is airy, from a mixture of rice flour and wheat flour. I would return. Great Job Far East Nashville!

Pho T&N is located next to a U Haul rental and across the street from an Extra Space Storage. Pho T&N shares a parking lot with Little Saigon Market.My husband decided for us to come here for dinner on a Sunday evening. We came 40 minutes before they closed. When we came in, we were greeted and seated at a booth in the corner. I was surprised that it was pretty busy and there wasn't as much seating left. After we looked over the menu, we ended up ordering:Spring Rolls, (Goi Cuon) $6 prior to tax- This order of 2 spring rolls comes with shrimp and pork inside, noodles, cucumber slices and lettuce. This is served with a small side of peanut sauce. I liked the rolls and was glad that it was tightly rolled (I hate it when spring rolls or sushi rolls are not tightly rolled and falls apart when you first bite into it). Price wise is a little higher than the Vietnamese restaurants back at home in Los Angeles. It seems like a lot of the Asian scene out in Nashville is a lot more expensive than back at home for some reason.Vietnamese Beef Stew (Bo Kho), served with Baguette, $11.95 prior to tax- My husband ordered this. The beef stew was delicious and very flavorful. I was just surprised that the size was on the smaller side than what I was expecting. My husband really enjoyed this.Tomato Crab Based Noodle Soup (Bun Rieu), $14.50 prior to tax- I decided to order this because I just love bun rieu. This tomato based broth was flavorful and I liked the tofu, crab, egg and pork. The noodles had a nice chew. Portion size is pretty large and perfect for 2 to share (or one very hungry person). I ended up taking leftovers home and my husband ate it for breakfast the next morning.------------------------(Total= $34.36 after tax, prior to tip)Service was friendly and our water glasses were refilled during our meal. We never felt rushed, even though we were still here 30 minutes to closing (we ended up leaving a few minutes to closing actually).Food was very good and would come back here if I lived in this area.Please note that the ladies restroom was clean upon this visit and was adequately stocked with the essentials.

Don't do many reviews but this place deserves it. Food was fire and really good chili oil. Hit the spot!!