Pho B&B

Best soup noodles I’ve had. The phở and beef noodle soup were absolutely delicious! I was only visiting for about 2 weeks and came here so many times. The black tea milk tea is addicting. The service here was great and they were always so friendly. It’s also conveniently located next to an asian grocery store if you need to go pickup a few items after.
**Update: Just yesterday, I went back to get a black milk tea and unfortunately, it was made very bitter. Not sweet at all as most milk teas are. I think it was made incorrectly or something was wrong with the machine. In the end, the man helping us gave us a refund and an apology. Overall, still great customer service and will definitely be going back again. Hopefully I’ll get my sweet milk tea craving satisfied!

Have been here several times and enjoyed the food and atmosphere. Vermicelli was great and the dry stir fry was pretty good as well… A little heavy on the pepper tho. I wasn’t a big fan of the Phở Ga (chicken soup). The broth tastes more like water and the spring rolls could have been better. But I would still recommend this place to friends.

Shrimp spring roll was ok. I prefer more hoisin in the peanut sauce. I’m spoiled by Saigon restaurant in Wichita KS. Was surprised to get quail eggs in the chicken Phở. Nice latter of fresh basil, cilantro, sprouts and Jalapeño accompanied it.

I really enjoyed my experience here at Phở B&B. I never got on the phở bandwagon that it seems like many people did a few years back, so I’ve only had it a couple of times. I’ve been trying to step out of my food comfort zone lately and wanted to give it another shot. In the past, I hadn’t been all that impressed with phở and it’s because I wasn’t eating it correctly with all of the extra items they give you to add to the soup.
I had the chicken phở and added all of the bean sprouts, cilantro, basil, lime juice and red pepper sauce. It was so good! I can now see why people love phở so much. I will definitely have to try it more often and will be back. My service was great during the busy lunch rush as well. I liked the atmosphere of the restaurant because it was very open and spacious.

They offer some of the best Phở in OKC. However, the service is horrible! The place has an odd odor and its stuffy. If you don’t mind the bad service, it’s a nice traditional viet place.

Love this restaurant. The foods have great flavors. The Korean short ribs are the best in the state .I’ve tried many other places, but this is hands down the best. The phở has strong clean flavors that’s not overly sweet and that msg after taste. Overall, best place for some traditional Vietnamese food.

It’s been awhile since I went back to this place. This time around, I tried Banh Xeo, Largest Phở Size (My eyes is bigger than my stomach), and Bun Bo Hue (Different days of course). I have to say that the portion is pretty big and it will fill you up. Their Bun Bo Hue is pretty good. It’s better than other places that I’ve tried. Their Phở however, I still don’t really like that much. The broth seems a bit too salty. It smells good, but the taste isn’t what I’m looking for. The largest Phở size is pretty insane. I thought my stomach was going to explode after finishing it.

Best phở I have found this side of the Pacific! The Ban No Hue is awesome and the crispy fried pork spring rolls are a great starter! The staff was attentive and friendly. If you get the chance please give inconspicuous jewel a try!

Different than its predecessor Phở 89. Do not have flat rice noodles or che ba mau (three colored drink). The owners seem to be better than those from Pho89.
The waitress was running back and forth, but the overall food was pretty good and reasonably priced. I got the grilled pork vermicelli with an eggroll for $ 7.25.
I got there after 2 pm and there were still several tables eating and more coming in, on a weekday.

I like it. Everything is prepared fresh. The phở is good. Rice dishes plentiful. Pork rice dish is awesome. I wish the TVs would just go away. The service is not the fastest but they are accurate.

My husband and I really enjoy this place for our Phở cravings! WE always get the Phở with brisket, I add extra brisket to mine. They have quick service, I too had a boba drink, it was a melon drink. My husband likes to get the watermelon lemonade drink. This place is really kid friendly too, we always come with our kids and the staff is great! Nice price too!

Too salty. Our soup had a strong sesame flavored lettuce which I have never seen in Phở for past 3 years and it have a strange odor to our soup.
Portions are huge and enough meat. and the waitress is very friendly. Wouldn’t go back cos it tastes okay in itself but unfortunately it tastes nothing like Phở.

I really wanted to like this place because my parents said that they’ve been coming here for years, but everyone was pretty dissatisfied after their meal. They said it’s possible that the owners changed because it wasn’t as good as the last time they went. I also remember it being called Phở 89 last time I came to visit.
We ordered 2 orders of egg rolls and 3 of them were good, the forth one was cold in the middle. We also ordered fried dumplings and they were pretty close to being burnt.
I didn’t like that our meals came out at different times. My dad got his meal and ate slowly while he waited for the rest of the food to come out. He ordered the rice combination special which came with some type of mystery meat. That same meat was in my boyfriend’s dish. He ordered vermicelli with chicken, but it looked like dried mushrooms to me. We really weren’t sure what it was. If it was chicken it was severely over cooked.
I was surprised that they didn’t have grilled beef and vermicelli on the menu. That would be a good item to add, as long as it’s easily recognizable as beef.
My mom and I ordered phở with beef. I don’t have a lot of complaints for this dish. It was good enough, but definitely not the best I’ve had.
The service was good and our waitress was friendly.

Not good… Had grilled pork spring rolls and the pork was super cold as if it just came out the fridge. We also had thai tea with boba and the bobas were not soft. They were so hard we had to spit them out. Their phở broth isn’t good. Take my advice, save your money and spend it at a phở restaurant in the Asian district. This place is crap.

One of the best in OKC. A little salty, but still very flavorful.

I ordered banh xeo which is a Vietnamese pancake made of flour and stuffed with shrimp, pork, onions, and bean sprouts. It’s usually soft but what I got here was a very crunchy pancake, parts of it was too hard to swallow. My friend got some noodles and he said it was pretty good. After reading some of the other reviews, it seems like entrees are hit or miss.
I also got taro boba tea — the smoothie was tasty but tapioca pearls were soggy. The guys who were working that day were very friendly people. The dining was room was large with lots of tables and chairs. This would be a good restaurant for big groups.
I was in this area a few months ago and the grand opening sign was up then and it’s still up now. My friend said he last ate here around Thanksgiving and the sign was up then too. Soooo I guess they don’t have plans to take it down anytime soon but just letting you know that this is not a new restaurant.

There are items on the menu listed as vegetarian but are served with fish sauce, and they do not have tofu. If you are a vegetarian, disregard the menu and try someplace else.
The meat dishes look good and traditional, but my review is solely based on the vegetarian items.

First visit to this establishment. Wasn’t greeted friendly at all. The waitress just pointed to the left and we sat ourselves. It didn’t get any better. Waitress was unfriendly and inattentive the entire time. We were here only table and still couldn’t manage to get any service. Springrolls were the worst I’ve ever had. It’s hard to mess up springrolls, but this place did it. Phở was decent. I will not be going back for another visit.

Ate here when visiting my girlfriend from out of town. I would recommend this place. It was clean and the staff was friendly. They had a limited supply of soups compared to other places I’ve been. But the soup I ordered was just as tasty. I’ll definitely go back when I visit OKC.

Still really great. I can’t get over this place’s chicken teriyaki. I love it so much. We have been going every Thursday as I said we would, and it’s just so good. It’s got this delicious aromatic wok-​y taste, and it’s a nice dry/​glazed teriyaki, not that kind that is swimming in sauce. They have two dishes that have teriyaki chicken on top: a vermicelli bowl and a rice plate. I don’t like the vermicelli one… I mean it’s a good quality soup, I just don’t like it personally, it’s a little too sweet for my tastes. I don’t like sweetish soups unless it’s carrot or corn soup. But man do I love that rice plate. I’ve always got seconds when I go home too! I tried the fried rice this last time and it’s really great as well.