Pho Ngoc

New pho spot in Chandler! The place is small with only 5-6 tables plus about 3 window seats so it can be a bit of a wait for a table if they're busy. It's meant to be a quick in and out kind of place rather than a sit and catch up place. I believe 3 tables were filled already at the time and the other two needed to be cleared, which took some time. I was able to grab the last table. Once everyone arrived, we ordered and it didn't take long before the food came out! The pho tai had good flavor. Heavy on the spice flavor. I didn't feel like I needed to add any hoisin sauce to the broth. Everyone else liked their dish but wished it came with more meat, especially for the pho ga di bo and the com tam tom nuong dish. We didn't try any appetizers. Normally, I would order thai iced tea with my pho but it is way overpriced here so I opted out. Food isn't bad though and service is good. The owner is really nice.

Fried rice over $15 and 2 shrimp! Wow! Not going back. Sad. I was hoping to have a close spot

Our first time here after a long work day and craving some comfort food and that to me is a bowl of noodle soup even when it's 100+degrees outside. We decided to give this recently opened pho place in Chandler a try. I wanted clear noodle for my hu tieu, but their menu is limited, and it came with the same noodles you get with pho. Broth is good and overall was good, only thing lacking in this dish for my liking is liver, which should be included in this dish.

One of the best broken rice pork chop plates I've had! Prices are a little steep at $15 every dish basically. But it's a fast casual mom and pop Vietnamese restaurant. Very friendly staff and food is good. They also do BBH!

Stopped by here on a whim for lunch, the place was empty. It is very small, only about 6 tables. The service was mediocre, the server provided us menus and walked away. Came back after some time and just stood there staring at us. We ordered beef pad Thai and were trying to order some fried rice as a side. I'm not sure what the dish was that came out, it was all veggies with some chicken and a cream type sauce, not fried rice. Attempts to communicate with her were difficult, her English was very limited. Food was a little pricey at $15 a plate. Overall the food was not that impressive, don't think I'd go back.

This is a fast food concept pho spot in the Safeway plaza with only about 5 tables. I wasn't a huge fan of how busy it was and the amount of wait with only the owner running the front. People before me were waiting so long, they left. She loosely wiped down the table where it still smelled like fish sauce and debris still left on the table. I think they will need to add a couple more small tables and obviously an additional staff member. We got the pho special and vermicelli noodle with grilled pork along with spring rolls. All of the food was good. I don't think I could bring my family back until they have a better ordering process and hire more staff. The pho broth was pretty sweet. As AJ mentioned, the grilled pork was delicious. I just didn't like the wait and the process.

Hands down best Pho I've ever had. The Pho Tai is what I get every time and it's consistently amazing. Rich broth, fresh ingredients, and the noodles are always perfect.

Good food, good service. Very casual but nice to have good Vietnamese food nearby. I had the pad thai and the lo mein. Both were very good.

Service 0Food awful cold Never explain anything.Just threw on table never came back and charged $25toomuch and never apologized Dreadful

Food was quick, but not very tasty. Very small restaurant with only a few tables. Would eat again, but not my top choice for pho.