It’s Pho

Very good phở and other food. Quick service too. And they also accommodate my special requests (like less noodles and more veggies in the phở). No beer or wine though (but I think you can bring your own for no extra fee, which is cool cuz there’s the yucca market right next door)

It’s okay. Not too flavorful. This is my second time trying them out.

I enjoy the phở here. It’s not the best but far from the worst. Buyin have ordered for pickup twice now online. And both times it was an issue. I order ahead of time so I don’t have to wait and I don’t have to deal with any issues. But they just can’t seem to get it.

Soup is good, though I expect raw beef instead of cooked beef, the Phở Beef is very nice and he portion is big making me very full! Overall very satisfied with this restaurant!

Been here about 10 times. Usually when I get a phở craving bc it is the closest place that offers phở to me. The last time I went, I got the combination phở and a few hrs later had massive vomiting and diarrhea. I couldn’t stomach anything the second day and now (third day) the symptoms are beginning to subside. I thought the food was pretty good which is why I came here — not always the best service but hopefully they can improve on that and be much more careful with food prep. I know some phở is made with raw beef sliced very thinly and cooked with the broth so the cook needs to be EXTRA careful and clean so as not to cross contaminate. I will not be returning here to eat but hopefully they will improve so they don’t lose too many customers. I was given a refund after 30 min of waiting so that was appreciated.

Cool little restaurant… Pretty decent place, as good as other $$ places for the $ price, convenient location and decent service.

Very decent phở. Actually, of all the places you can get phở in Hollywood, this one is probably the best (coming from a vietnamese girl).
I also really enjoy their Egg noodle soup with duck. The soup itself is VERY flavorful and they give you plenty of duck meat… though I’ve had one visit where the duck meat was a little on the dry side.
Service is pretty good and the girls working there are all very nice. All in all, when I’ve got a craving for phở and I’m too lazy to cook it myself, this is where I go.

The food is whatevers. It’s more americanized, not authentic. The service is like a typical asian restaurant though. The worse part is when I asked for a refill of my soda towards the end of the meal, the waiter came back with half a cup. We came with four adults and two kids, they added on tip automatically in the original bill. Then when use your credit card, they comeback with another slip with the tip blank, but the total included the tip already. So I just crossed it out, because I’m not double tipping, especially when the service is bad. The waiter comes back looks at the slip as we leave and starts shaking her head. They added 18% tip already for lousy service, and they expect to get more? How about filling the drinks all the way and giving better service.

I wanted to like this place so badly because of how close it is to where I live. I’ve had It’s Phở so many times, each time hoping it’ll be better than the last — but it never is.
Bottom line, the phở here is watered down and the pad thai is bland. Take the extra 10 minutes to drive to thai town /​Los Feliz.

A bowl can fill you up… It’s good food and delicious phở… I took out a star because my vietnamese friend homemade food tasted better… but this isn’t bad at all… Fast service and friendly staff

The seafood phở was good but the noodles were stuck together too much since they were in a seperate box for delivery. I think this phở place is very affordable and I enjoyed the cost. You only need to order 15 bucks worth of food for delivery. But the Vietnamese tofu wraps were really bad. Stick to the fried egg rolls.

This is not a place if you want good and authentic Phở or Rice pork tender.
The meat is too salty and sweet at the same time.

Have visited this place on a few occasions now and each time I leave feeling incredibly satisfied!
Extensive menu with so many delicious items it is really hard to choose just one, I have fallen into the trap of ordering an appetiser and a Main multiple times!
Love the Pad Thai Noodles obviously and they do a great Grilled Beef cold noodle bowl!
Definitely check this place our if you love Thai/​Vietnamese food.

What happened??? Used to be awesome!!! Guess no more… Close early, raised delivery minimum And huge delivery window (2hours). Was a regular, never coming back… Will find new place for phở, luckily many around
GL

The only phở place near me that delivers but service is so horrible. I had submitted my order through Unilocal and got a set price I needed to pay. A few mins later the restaurant calls me telling me I have to pay extra for veggies. Since when does a phở place charge extra for veggies. It is ridiculous.

$ 15 credit card min! Yikes.
When I walked in, I immediately asked if I could use a card since I didn’t have cash, then I opened the menu and saw their $ 15.00 credit card. minimum.
Ordered: Chicken Phở ($ 8.95) + Spring rolls ($ 8.00)
Flavor: okay — I’m a fan since it’s close to work and it was served perfectly boiling hot with lots of bean sprouts, leaves, and jalapeño peppers. The broth wasn’t 100% on point, but then again this is a Thai fusion place, so I didn’t expect it to be 100%.
Over all, I’m a fan, since phở isn’t readily available all over the city.
Service: I read the reviews and was skeptical, however I received great service and their music wasn’t on blast. It was fine. I wouldn’t make a special trip here, but if you’re in the area and craving phở, go for it!

Best phở in town. Generous quantity, good service & great taste. I ordered seafood phở & my friends ordered a thai flat noodle dish. Both of the dishes were super good. I m thankful to my friends Imtiaz & Zaven to take me there tonight. Surely going back there for more. Hopefully next time they will lower the music a little.

Some people seem to think I have a problem with non-​authentic Vietnamese restaurants. Not true. I enjoy the occasional fusion ones (looking at you, Xoia) and I’d still rather have semi-​Vietnamese than NO Vietnamese. My coworkers were craving phở and this is the closest place to work. They had been here before so I was willing to give it a try.
The menu is a good mix between the two cuisines. The prices are outrageous though. $ 10 for a banh mi? That’s even more than the phở! Anyways, I had the veggie phở with soy chicken. They also had tofu but it’s not very often you see the soy chicken, so I had to go with that.
The phở was actually pretty good, maybe a bit bland. But after throwing in Hoisin sauce and Sriracha, I was good to go. Really generous portions and the bowl was full of both the meat and the veggies (broccoli, enoki mushrooms, button mushrooms, carrots, onions). And the water… okay, I know it’s random to talk about the water but it was so good! We snuck a peak at the pitcher and saw apples, limes and oranges. Mmmm… seriously, the most refreshing water I’ve had in a long time.
Would I go back? Sure. Would I rather drive a bit further and go to a better, more authentic place? Of course. But in a pinch, this place will do just fine.

Got the banh xeo and beef salad. Banh xeo was edible, but totally off from the real one, if that’s what you’re looking for. Beef was way too chewy. Terrible. I didn’t even eat more than half.
Seems like people unfamiliar with these dishes come for ambiance, novelty, and presentation.
Would NOT come back or recommend.

Omg just say NO to this place. Service barely exists, food was just a joke. They play super loud EDM song at 11 AM that I could barely have a conversation.
I got the noodle soup (see picture), soup was sooo thick and gross. My bf got the fried rice and it was bland as well. Just soo much wrong with this place. Phở place serving thai food and non-​vietnamese noodle soup should already been a red flag.