Pho 39

OMG– seriously good food, the menu was well suited to people not familiar with phở.
We also ordered the coconut juice, and it was Very fresh! Definitely worth a try.

I was not anticipating this place to be so good but it really was. Fantastic phở, salad rolls, and spring rolls. My family loved it and we will be back. And the free Wi-​Fi was a nice touch.

I usually go downtown for Phở but decided to give this local place a try as we didn’t feel driving downtown and I wasn’t disappointed. Service was fantastic and the food arrived fast.
The interior is very clean and sleek looking with spacious seating. At the table was the Wi-​Fi password thus enabling you to surf the Web, check emails ect while you wait. Additionally, all the standard condiments were all look there (sriracha sauce, hoisin sauce, fish sauce and garlic chilli sauce)
Portion sizes were really good and the broth was nice and clear without being greasy or overly salty. Basil and bean sprouts were fresh but could’ve used a chilli pepper (prefer super spicy) but the other condiments also get the job done ;)
Definitely the one of the go to places for Phở in Edmonton!

I love to take a walk and get a bowl of Phở here. The portion is BIG, really big, with lots of meat. The broth is ok, and the ambience is nice. I have to give space in my stomach every time coming here, because the owner always give me a sumo bowl for a regular price!

Fastest service I’ve ever had! The staff are super friendly and the food is great. This is my go-​to place for phở in Edmonton.

Great place for a quick bowl anytime. Go here for lunch often and if you have a time constraint it’s some of the fastest service I’ve ever had. Solid phở, not a huge fan of their pan fried pork chops but their fish sauce is good. For the north side this is as good as it gets so I’m happy they’re here.

There are quite a few vietnamese restaurants on the northside and this one is a convenient location with plenty of parking. The place is quiet and clean, the staff are quick to seat you and offer great service.
The menu isn’t as large as some other restaurants but they serve the usual — spring rolls and salad rolls, noodle soup bowls, vermicelli/​rice bowls, broken rice dishes and different types of drinks. Your meal comes just like how it’s pictured on the menu.
They staff are friendly and chatty. You get tea and if you want, ice water. My rice came with a pork chop, a fried egg, shredded pork and some lettuce with pickled carrots and lo bok. The fish sauce was not too salty or sweet. It was delicious, the portion was just right and everything tasted fresh. My friend had the grilled pork vermicelli bowl which was also delicious and she couldn’t finish all of her food. My other friend had chicken and spring rolls with rice, she loved it.
Including tax, our meal was $ 11.10. We may make this place our regular one for vietnamese!

Finally a place that sells decent Banh Mi in the northwest ! Their Vietnamese subs (bahn mi) are very good ! and I love that they actually toast them so their. toasted ! (lucky are you reading !) Phở is also very good (sorry phở du :() Overall much better fare than the previous Viet restaurant in this same local

I am a phở fan and this place is up there for me. The place is clean, cleaner than most other phở places. The service is excellent, the waiters make a point of coming over to chat you up.
As for the Phở, a large is $ 10 (including tax) exactly. The serving is huge and I have difficulty finishing a large. The condiment selection is good, saracha, hoisin, sate, 3 or 4 sprigs of basil, lots of sprouts, chilli peppers… everything you expect from a phở place.
I have been 3 times, all of the different phở toppings are good except for the VeDon (crunchy tendons), lets just say, theirs arent crunchy. Broth wise, it is really good, may not be as good as the two top phở restaurants in town but pretty dang close. I would definitely return for the phở consider its cleaniness and parking availability — much better than some of the top phở joints, if you know what I mean.
I have also tried their spicy sate noodle soup and stir fired seafood noodle. The spicy sate noodle is excellent. The stir fry, not so good, the sauce is liquidy; not a lot of seafood present and there is definitely an overabundance of cornstarch to attempt to thicken the sauce.
My suggestion, do go there, enjoy the phở, the phở is good. I may try a stir fry dish again, I do stress the word «may».

Let me say I’m really impressed. The boyfriend and I went here for lunch on a Sunday. It was quite busy, only one or two tables free, but we were seated promptly and had our orders taken within 10 minutes. Our food arrived 15 minutes or so after we had placed them and I was amazed when I saw my bowl of phở coming. I had ordered a large and my boyfriend had ordered a regular and a sandwich. The large was so big I couldn’t believe it! There was no way I was going I be able to eat it all, I’ll have to order regulars when we go back.
As for the phở itself I was fairly impressed. Good noodles, healthy amount of scallion and cilantro, lots of flank. The only thing that I was underwhelmed by was the broth. It wasn’t bad, just not mind blowing.
My boyfriend ended up having to take his sandwich to go and he was very happy with it as well. We’ll be back, and soon!

If someone looking to eat a very good authentic Vietnamese Phở then this is the place.