Saigon Pho

This has been our favorite Vietnamese Restaurant since we moved 5 yrs ago. It has changed. The Vietnamese Fried Rolls were too doughy and over cooked. The sauce was changed, prices went up and quality has dropped. A Boba Tea was $7. Banh Mi $9. The one remaining person from old times, was still very nice. .50 for take outs. It wasn't busy, but it is Monday. I think we will try once more, and decide then. The remodel from last visit is nice.

Sorry, didn't take any pics of the pho cause my aunt and I ate it to quickly . Very flavorful broth. I'm hooked. I have a favorite place in Katy Asia town but this will be my spot when I'm in Tomball. I order the Specialty/Combo Pho which has a little bit of everything in it. There's plenty of meat which was really nice. My aunt had the regular rare and brisket and she said that was great too. The service was great too as the lady who took my order was really nice. The only drawback was that I asked for extra bean sprouts and she only gave me a small handful. Ambiance 6/10: it was freezing in the place but I was getting my order to go so I didn't have to worry about eat in there. But everything else was fine.

First time visit. I had the Bún bò Huế. Not many people get it as they do Pho. It's a rich and spicy soup with deep layers of flavor. It's served with a pork knuckle, beef chunks, and some kind of peppery sausage. The accoutrements slightly differ from what is served with Pho, with shredded red cabbage. The noodles are more like ramen round instead of the flat rice kind. The curveball to this dish versus pho is the shrimp paste and pork blood chunks that are part of the party. Unfortunately, my experience with their soup is it severely lacked the intense red chili color and flavor. It's almost like they took some pho broth and threw in a little chili paste and called it a day. There was no shrimp paste or pork blood served which is what makes it this dish. The restaurant was clean and certainly seemed like it's a popular place to get your Vietnamese food on. Seeing Viet people having dinner means they approve. I do, but not for Bún bò Huế.

Amazing place, delicious food especially the amazing pho, there super nice, service is really good and it's the vibe in there.

First I'm going to say the shopping strip this restaurant is located in - is a little run down. I was shocked when I went inside. The decor was super cute and it was very clean inside. The lady who took my order was friendly. We ordered 2 grilled pork Banh mi sandwiches, 1 order of grilled pork spring rolls, and a grilled pork vermicelli dish with egg rolls. The banh mi sandwiches were $7.50 each. That's a bit high price for Banh mi sandwiches; even for todays pricing. And they also were the smallest ones I have ever ordered from anywhere. My husband said they were good but not great and for the price he would not order them again. My vermicelli dish was also good but not great. The portion size was also a little small and there was suppose to be 2 but I only got one. I really want to like this place. But with the portion sizes and the cost I will not make a special trip here. (This visit was around $45 for lunch) If I'm in the area I might try them again but eat there instead of taking it to go.

This is my second visit and after my first I knew I was returning to experience another dish and I was excited to visit again. On my first visit I had ordered a large Wonton Soup with Egg Noodle which was delicious and I also wanted to try the Vietnamese sandwiches so I ordered two to go and no I didn't eat them on the way home.. haha!! Todays experience is a great plate of Pad Thai rice noodle Combo with chicken, pork, beef and shrimp and let me tell you it is so good that I had to stop just to review them here. This is a definite tell your neighbors about spot.

Walked in and the place is so so cute, everything was clean and tidy. We were a little confused on where we would order but someone came out and asked us to take a seat if we were going to dine in. I ordered the chicken pho and a mango tea with mango jelly and it was filling and good. Exactly the cosy warm food I was craving. The mango tea and jelly was sweet and tasty, if you have a sweet tooth I'd recommend. It cost me about $20 including tip :)

Service sucked and the food was ordinary. The lady was in sucha rush to get my order but when it came time to pay, she was MIA. Her service honestly was a huge disappointment. The food was descent. I rather drive into Houston and have pho there. Would I go back? No

I ordered P1. Chicken Pho via Doordash. Not only did it look odd but I found a small black hair. The broth had brownish flakes all on it & appeared extremely greasy as if oil had been poured into it. This is the second time I've had an issue. Normally I love their food but what is going on?? New management? Also- anyone know what the brownish flakes are??

The food was lackluster and it honestly felt like a waste of money. The bon hue was frankly overpriced and dripping with oil while the pho was very oddly sweet. Also, it was quite loud despite the fact that the restaurant was empty with a child and an adult watching from their iPads. The server also didn't seem like she wanted to be there and when we asked for the check, she just beckoned and told us to come.