Pho Anh Duong

I like to come here for their lunch special. You get a bowl of pho, an egg roll or spring roll, and a soda!The quality of the pho here has slipped over the years. I'm not sure if it is because of change in ownership or what. But, I keep coming back because it is nearby and convenient.

I had delivery earlier this week and ordered:-shrimp summer rolls-shaky beef-pork banh miI didn't try the summer rolls. The shaky beef was ok-well seasoned but some beef was stringy. I was surprised there was no rice; maybe I'm not remembering that correctly but thought at most Viet restaurants rice comes with it. The pork banh mi was not good. The bread wasn't crusty but just very bready. Jalapeño was either missing or very light. Same with Mayo. Pork was a bit dry but well seasoned. I can think of several restaurants that we prefer to what we had tonight, so I don't see us returning to patronize in the future.

If you're looking for Pho, this is a good place to get it! If you're looking for Bahn Mi, do not go here! I won't go over Pho as it's good here but let's focus on the Bahn Mi and little talk about their Vietnamese Rice Paper Rolls.BAHN MI SANDWICHES:1. I don't feel it's authentic enough to be called a Bahn Mi sandwich because it didn't come wrapped in paper. The traditional way one gets an authentic Bahn Mi sandwich is in a paper wrap and not a styrofoam container!2. The pickled vegetables are not good! Whenever I get a Bahn mi sandwich I order extra pickled vegetables. The vegetables here were hardly pickled and there were no pickled radish. They packed my Bahn mi with lots and lots of carrots. Tons of carrots--geez!3. The protein I ordered was dry and didn't have much flavor. 4. The mayo was ok but nothing to be excited about.5. Overall...it was ok but I think I'll order a Bahn mi sandwich from another location.VIETNAMESE RICE PAPER ROLLS:1. It was good with the normal fillings for a rice paper roll.2. This caught me and wife off guard; they don't give your traditional peanut sauce but their own homemade sauce. Sorry but the sauce didn't go well with the paper roll. Please stick to the traditional peanut sauce--whew!3. Overall: the roll itself was good but please stick with the traditional peanut sauce.

I give This spot a 3.75. I was recovering from the 2nd dose of the covid vaccination and I wanted something filling and warm! My neighbor raves about this place so I had to check out the Pho spot. When we arrived, the menu was on a front table and we had to pick What we wanted before we sat down . Odd. But ok . The representative was not the most helpful in terms of what was good or what peopFor my dinner, ordered the crispy Spring rolls. They were good. For my Pho, I ordered the #21. Which is the The Pho Tai Cham nam. For my drink. I ordered the Thai Tea. The food was decent. For me, it wasn't anything over the top or amazing. Our water was never refilled. We had to go up to the front to pay. We had to ask for a bag.Major plus the parking is free!

With Eden Center's parking issues, we have found ourselves in this little resto everytime we craved casual Vietnamese. Love their pho but above that, they have a lot of good authentic Vietnamese dishes. The service was quick and friendly. The place is very casual and clean. Come weekdays for their pho lunch special that comes with the spring rolls. Enjoy!

My friend ordered these for us on a particularly snowy day. I love banh mi and was excited for the order. However, the meat was too dry and the vegetables didn't seem too fresh. Quite disappointing since the sandwiches looked good otherwise. Very filling though! Just expected more flavor!

I had a lunch with my manager at this place. I always walked by when heading to H mart, but never thought about trying the food. They had the lunch combo menu, so we ordered that one. It came with a large pho bowl, a choice of spring/summer rolls, and a soft drink. First of all, I want to talk about the portion. It was HUGE!! There was a lot of noodles and meats too! I could not even finish the whole bowl!! Not just the portion, but the taste was pretty tasty too!! Just the sauce for summer roll was not what I expected, but other than that, it was a great experience! I will definitely come back!!

Okay aside from Vietnamese restaurants in eden, this is probably my go-to if I am in the area for Vietnamesefood!They have a ton of options and variety of vietnamese cuisine outside your standard pho, com tam or banh mis. If you are looking to explore outside of those give this place a try! Please do try their banh xeos! Banh xeo is on my top tier for viet food and this place KILLS IT! They are a bit hard to make it as crispy at home so when I crave it i go here! The banh xeos are huge and are so crispy yet filled with toppings! If you are also venturing out of pho I recc the hu tieu which is a pork/seafood broth! It is not as good as others in Eden center but it does the job! I love how they also have the meat stuffed in grape leaves- something not common around the area!

I had HIGH hopes for this place since it is in my neighborhood and I had received positive word of mouth from a relative. Well, needless to say, I won't be taking restaurant recommendations from that person anymore, since I found the food at Pho Anh Duong to be very subpar.I've passed by this place many times when I pop into the Kung-Fu tea next door, so I finally decided to check them out since I was craving some pho. Walk in and the interior is the typical pho joint. Tile floors, cream colored walls, with simple wooden tables and basic chairs.My appetizer of goi cuong (summer roll) was pedestrian and more lettuce than vermicelli rice noodle or other herbs. One shrimp was sliced in half and stuffed into the rice paper roll. Okay enough, nothing special. To use a bad Dad Joke pun here, the noodle soup was "pho-gettable". Any longtime pho junkie will tell you that when it comes to this dish, it's all about the broth, and the broth here was overly salty and lacked any real flavor. No notes of star anise, no ginger, no garlic - just a heavy MSG feel and overly clear broth.I will give them one extra star because at least the portion size was appropriate. Increasingly, pho restaurants are just providing a few slices of meat, loading up on the noodles, and then calling that a "large" bowl while charging consumer $12. This bowl had plentiful cuts of tendon, brisket, and other beef cuts. Noodles were prepared correctly - not over boiled and not overly gloppy.My FAVORITE pho in NoVA is Pho Hoang (https://www.yelp.com/biz/pho-hoang-centreville?osq=pho&sort_by=date_desc), but it is a real pain to get too since it's located out in the hinterlands of Centreville. Lesson learned for me; sometimes you have to travel if you want good pho.

I got some carry out special pho anh duong and it was pretty delicious! The noodles were definitely the stand out star. The noodles had a slight rice sweetness to them. The meat was also very tender and delicious. I will definitely try them again!