Pho Choice

Stopped by as a second choice since our first was fully booked for the night. The interior is very minimalistic. It's a very different look from other Vietnamese places that I am used to. I would have accepted the interior design if the place was a contemporary or modern take on Vietnamese food. But it's not. The spring rolls we got were good. Smaller than what I'm used to. We asked for extra dipping sauce and it was given to us on even smaller portions in plastic containers even though the dish is served in a small dipping bowl. The pho was good. The flavor was nice but I found the noodle dish itself not very filling since the broth was clean instead of rich. We got their seafood with sour cabbage from their house special menu. We got 3 pieces of shrimp, some squid and maybe some scallops? You're paying $16 for veggies and a side of seafood. If you're an avid consumer of Vietnamese food. I honestly can't recommend this place. But if you're stopping by in the area and want something qu

Decides to stop by and give this place a try. A modern dark interior with pretty interesting hanging lights. We ordered a couple of dishes with a couple of refreshments. The presentation of the dishes was terrific until you start to eat it. The pho broth was exceptionally bland. The marinated Kobe Beef with noodles was overcooked so it was tough to chew on.

I have pho at least once a month. The place tried their best, and their service is accommodating. That being said I cannot in good faith recommend this place to anyone that feels passionate about pho and Vietnamese food. Their soup broth is very light and thin compared heavy beefy flavor that pho broth should be. Food : 2/5 | Service : 5/5 | Atmosphere : 3/5 … More