Pho Town 7

Solid beef pho, rice plates, and vermicelli bowls. Food here is reasonably priced ($13 dollars for a medium bowl of pho), and there usually isn't a wait for a table at both lunch and dinner time. Very fast service (they will ask for your order within 2 minutes of being seated) and the food comes out fairly quickly (usually within 5 minutes for pho and within 10 minutes for rice plates/vermicelli bowls). Free plaza lot parking. Will be back.

Came here on a Friday for early dinner and the place was pretty empty - we were one of three tables filled in a decently sized place. Nonetheless, our orders were taken quite quickly and efficiently and the food came out fast after. The menu has a decent amount of Vietnamese dishes, but we focused mainly on the pho as that seems to be the main focus of the location. The portion and taste was fine - not outstanding, but a solid bowl. The only deterrent was the price, definitely up there for a standard meal; you can definitely get cheaper elsewhere for the same price. Overall, not too bad. I probably wouldn't back unless someone else was really craving pho, but all in all, it was nice to try this spot.

Should you venture slightly away from the Orange T stop, or be just inside Medford on a whim, Pho Town 7 will be a 8 or 9 out of 10.I imagine there's a great story behind why this is #7, like 1-6 we're taken, or lucky 7 should always be in a Pho restaurant somewhere. Whatever it is, it works!I like a place where one letter and one number is all I need to communicate. This time I was all-in for C2. What is C2? Wouldn't you like to know! Kidding: of course I'm going to tell you--or am I?Okay enough of the tease before you stop reading out of sheer boredom. This was a filet(?), beef, steak, type meat dish. The rice noodles were good as always. The broth was tasty and I'm sure 3x my daily sodium allocation. I'm a novice so wasn't exactly sure what to do with the sprouts and leaves brought on a separate plate before the meal. I added the sprouts to the bowl and let them soak. If that's acceptable, good, because it tasted excellent. I couldn't bring myself to eat the tree though.So many choices will leave even the pickiest picker satisfied, except the chicken fingers guy. But we don't go out with him much. Also you have choices of M/L/XL portions, which I find hilarious for some reason. First, there is no S for you alleged light eater-types, and second I feel like this is the "tall=small" strategy employed by that NW coffee chain. But I won't begrudge, and I picked L (because I'm not an ogre).My spoon only fell in the bowl fewer than 10 times, but who's counting. I'll return if I get the chance.

We got takeout from here and it's a 3.5/5 (but we always round it up). My boyfriend got the orange chicken with fried rice and it's actually good but the spring rolls, the special pho and the thai tea were a little disappointing. Spring rolls sauce was too peanutey (iykyk) and the filling inside the rolls was more shredded lettuce than anything else. My pho bowl had probably 6 pieces of meat in there and lots and lots of noodles :( thai tea had zero flavor and sweetness. we picked this place because it's right around the corner of our place but i think next time if we crave viet food, we'd probably visit another spot

This place is great, they have a great variety of items on their menu. They're very fairly priced and have lunch specials. I really enjoyed the tofu bahn mi, crunchy shrimp avocado roll, bubble teas and the pho. Go check them out or pick up takeout!

Pho Town 7 is my secret go to spot for quick Vietnamese food. It's tucked away around mystic river park just north of assembly row. The restaurant took over for an Indian Restaurant as many customers come in expressing their shock, but they always stay for the delicious food. The restaurant seems to be family run as I always see two familiar faces running the shop. The pho and bun bo hue are excellent choices if you're looking for a hot meal. The rice plates are also very large when you're feeling extra hungry. Definitely will be going back multiple times!

Good food and quick service for a spontaneous Sunday night dinner, I would definitely come back for a casual meal!

Really good pho! It was on the expensive side though, and the portion sizes are not as big as other places (like Pho Pasteur in Chinatown, my personal favorite). But the broth was flavorful and they gave a lot of meat. Would def come back, the restaurant was nice and clean.

Pho Town 7 is a great option for Vietnamese food in the greater Boston area outside of downtown and Allston. It has a warm, Asian ambiance and plenty of seating. We ordered three different types of noodles (C5, C7, and the Bun Bo Hue - each around $18) and all of the portions were huge and the broth was rich and filling. There are condiments (sriracha, hoisin sauce, fish sauce) at each table to cater to each palate. I also tried the Thai bubble milk tea, which was delicious. My total came out to about $48.TIP: Parking is plentiful right in front of the plaza strip the restaurant is located in. The awkwardly long chopsticks WERE quite shoddy and difficult to hold up the noodles. Service was quick and friendly.

Absolutely love the pho! Me and my 3 friends came and we're absolutely pho lovers and this is the best pho we ever had!! The service was amazing! They greeted right away and ambiance was amazing nice and clean! Would highly recommend!