Pho Ve Dem

Costumer service was shit, old guy seem mad that I was ordering and got even more mad when I realized I didn't have cash The food was really good tho but I felt like I was bothering him by placing an order

Well we absolutely love pho! I mean the season doesn't matter we enjoy it regardless if it's the super hot or really cold. This was the first cold day of the season leaving the mall and wanted something warming for dinner. Our normal Bellaire pho restaurant closed last month so we needed to find somewhere new plus somewhere that stays open late since we sometimes crave soup late night on the weekends. Pho Ve Dem didn't disappoint, they have been added to our favorite list. Great soup, service was solid and the space is what you'd expect in a traditional pho restaurant. Bring cash or be prepared to pay with Zelle as they don't accept cards.

A must go. Open late. Service is speedy, accurate also very kind. I always get the chicken pho with an order of spring rolls. Plus i ask for extra jalapeños. Their medium size dish is more than enough for me and technically two meals or a solid 1.5 meals (a meal and a snack)

Best Phở Về Đêm in town! I was there since this place was opened until now and still in love with the fully flavored soup . Please keep up the great taste and fast service as always

Heard that this place is the spot to go for that late night munchies. The owner was funny and nice. He did let us know that they will closed for a month because he will be traveling; so we were lucky to be the last few customers of the night (July 31). The pho broth was sweet with lots of herbs and beefy flavor. My noodle was a bit underdone, but everyone else's were fine. Cash only and clean place. I knocked off a point because the pho wasn't super special. But it was nice that they were open late

It's ok. Half star up for being open late but half star down for cash only so a solid three stars for the food. We watched Everything Everywhere All at Once at 8pm, came out of the movie and were so jarred that we decided to go somewhere before heading home. We arrived at 11:15pm and noticed two young women - maybe late teens, early twenties - outside the restaurant, scantily dressed and talking to a guy. We walked in past them. We sat at the table in front of the cash register and were asked whether we have cash. I rarely have cash on me but happened to carry a full wallet this time, so being cash only wasn't an issue. After we ordered, one of the women wearing a dress barely covering her bum came in and stood within 6" of my bf that I got up and changed tables. Wtf. The pho was ok. The large dac biet was just shy of $10, the soup didn't have depth, the beef had a strong smell, and the noodle amount felt small. So I still have my favorite pho joint farther north, but for a late night pho stop, this was an ok spot. Just beware of the other patrons in or outside the restaurant.

It was evening and I was looking for a banh mi place. Unfortunately, since the Pandemic, nearly every Vietnamese sandwich place in the area closes early. As I was driving down Bellaire, I went past Pho Ve Dem--which literally translates to "come home in the evening pho"--and decided to make a u-turn and try it out.As the name alludes, this place is only open in the evenings from 5:00 pm until 2:00 am on weekend nights. It appears to be a family-run operation with every member, including the elderly ones, assigned to perform a task. The parking lot was very cramped, and is shared with other businesses that also open at night, including a massage parlor. Nevertheless I was able to find a parking spot and went inside.The restaurant is minimalist in decor and consists of several long tables flanked by short ones around the walls. Fluorescent lighting illuminates the dining room. It was certainly a step up from a hole-in-the-wall but clearly not fancy. As I was dining alone, I chose a short table. The server saw me and gave me a basic menu that consists of staple items normally found at a pho place. I gave it a quick glance and decided to order a large Pho Dac Biet and a Coke.My drink came out first and it was a Coca Cola in a can with a plastic glass filled with ice.Moments later, my pho arrived. It certainly had a fragrant aroma. There is a good balance of meats and noodles, as well as broth. The meats are fresh and has a good variety of different cuts, but not too much of one particular type. The noodles were also fresh as well. It was certainly delicious and I consumed the entire bowl.The prices are very reasonable at Pho Ve Dem, although it is a cash-only business. Fortunately, a Chase Bank with 24-hour ATM is located right next door!Overall I really enjoyed Pho Ve Dem. I did not plan to have pho for dinner but I certainly did not regret it. This is definitely a place I will return to for a late-night dinner!

Great late night eat especially if you want some good pho. They are open til 2am. Servers were nice and efficient.

I absolutely love everything here ! The chili sauce here is unmatched and full of flavor

Two thing in life that I love: pho and late night food. The concept of Pho Ve Dem (#1) perfectly suits my nocturnal lifestyle, all while guaranteeing pho lovers a chance at tasty glory even in the wee hours of the night. Open starting at 5pm, this is definitely a spot for nightlife folks just looking to cure their hangover with some very tasty pho.It's a very modest interior for Pho Ve Dem. The place is not large and the decor they do have is very minimal. There are usually a mix of Vietnamese families and young people hanging out here. The bathrooms are not in the best of shape and the parking situation is a little tight beyond 5 spaces. Take a peep at the menu and know that it's basically all pho. It's very straight forward and totally feels like a one-sheet of meat cuts and bowl sizes. I appreciate the beefy broth, which in addition to being fairly clean, was a little too easy to slurp. My bowl of dac biet goodness was devoured quickly and I was very impressed with how much meat was included. I thought the tendons, bo vien meatballs, and flank cuts were generous and abundant.Service is going to be a crapshoot. Even for folks who speak Viet, the service can be a little rough around the edges and the vibe is super casual. The thought of waiters screaming orders across the room is not far off and to make matters more complicated, it's cash only. (#2)Strangely, I was really into their strong Vietnamese iced coffee. After my late night food coma, I was happy to indulge in something that was potent but sweet. I anticipate I'll be back for more midnight bowls of pho.___________(#1) "At Night"(#2) Now that's legit.