Pho VN 21

This pho shop is laid back food was out quickly eggrolls wasnt to impressive but tasty. The pho soup i had is pretty good they have good portions on meats i enjoyed it price wasnt too bad also i would come back here.

Was raining and wanted some Pho and Bahn Mi - Pho 21 delivered. Very simple little place in the strip mall. Pho hit the spot and everything fresh and tasty. We did take out and I like how they packed everything for the soup separate and you could put it all together at home. You don't want the fresh veggies soggy ;) Spring rolls also fresh and tasty. Will be back for sure.

I came to Pho VN 21 after friend told me about it. I ordered the chicken Pho and Banh Mi and it was so good. The size of the order was more than you can eat and so very flavorful. The Banh mi was perfect. The hostess guy was "entertaining" almost promising me I would love the food...and I did. I will be back!

Pho VN 21 has really good pho and other traditional Vietnamese eats like bun thit nuong and banh mi. Prices are fair, if not slightly high for this neighborhood. Still competitive with offerings around town though. The dishes tend to have a high carb to meat/leaf ratio. Food comes out pretty quickly and the place is usually bustling. The vibe is a no-frills, family-run energy, and the waiter was friendly and quick, if not a bit curt. You don't come here mainly for the service, but it's really quite acceptable.Pho VN 21 runs with the best around Houston, and it's the local champ for Vietnamese food between beltway 8 and downtown.

Got #12 and it was really good! Unbeatable value of $10.5 after tax for a large and hope it never changes. Looking forward to coming back when in the area and also willing to come back when craving pho in Houston

I do not have a mission to try every "Banh Mi" place in this city and this place is more pho than sammy, and I think they open more new ones for every one I check off....That being said the pho my wife got was tasty, she got the combo #2, chicken noodle pho with a drink and two fried eggrolls, I almost didn't get to try the soup/broth, she liked it that much. I got and enjoyed a grilled pork banh mi and some fried egg rolls. The pork was a little too chewy in a few spots, deducting one star 'cause there were a few pieces I couldn't disassemble, the egg rolls were great. I loved my iced Viet style coffee, they bring a small drip coffee filter sitting on a cup with condensed milk in it, it sits on the cup for a few minutes, a smart person would figure out that stirring well before pouring it over ice cubes would achieve optimum results.....oh well, still came out tasty, the gentleman that waited on us asked if I wanted it strong....yes please! We'll be back.

I come here all the time, it's usually busy every now and then. i ordered a lemonade soda taste great service is good it's run by a family I see the same people here all. as for the soup today I don't know what happened ...there something about this broth that's a little OFF. The broth in this soup is everything , Today it has this heavy onion flavor which I don't really mind like I usually mix some sriracha and some hoisin sauce and it goes away but today I'm just not feeling it. I know they can do better...a special ingredient is missing in this soup let's call it "love"

Chicken pho is fire, I really wish they wouldn't clean the floors while you're eating so you smell chemicals while trying to enjoy your food.

I've Been coming to the place for several years and always enjoyed the food, but recently they have dramatically increased their prices & decreased the size of the servings. Very disappointing.

Since last year, I've made it a personal mission to hit up every pho spot throughout the city and it feels nice to tack off Pho VN 21 off my list. They check off most of the boxes: really solid pho, good service, and affordable prices. I wouldn't hesitate to come back for more.Pho VN 21 isn't a particularly large space, but it's got the potential for seating all kinds of groups. It's got that divey feel, which has always been a driver for me, along with the semi-tacky chandelier, random plant placement, and a bustling staff. This is an ideal spot for solo dining when it's not busy but the likelihood for the rowdy ambiance is very high. To no one's surprise, the bathrooms are not their strong suit.This is one of the only Viet places I've seen that has Spanish translations for their dishes. Rollo de primavera (spring roll)? Sopa de carne con fideo (beef noodle soup)? Estofado de res (beef stew)? These are pretty direct translations and it seems to work as I noticed a number of Spanish speaking patrons. Buen trabajo.The pho is solid. The broth will always play the most important role and while it's not as fragrant as I like, I still appreciate the clean finish and strong flavor. I appreciate that my bowl of pho dac biet had no shortage of meat and was packed with all kinds of cuts, which included a very nice flank and tender chunks of tendon. I also tried their bun thit nuong, where the grilled pork was subtly sweet and nicely charred. The gui cuon summer rolls were certainly better than their semi-wimpy cha gio spring rolls, but both were still worthy appetizers. My Viet coffee was overly sweet (#1) and served in a beer pint.While the service was a tinge on the slow side, they were friendly and conversing with us in Viet and really whack Chinese. We appreciated the good natured humor and were impressed at how quickly everything made it to our table. Overall, I liked the food and want to come back to try much more.____________(#1) Not complaining. Lay on that condensed milk.