Excellent food, the service was exquisite. The owners were very adorable and sweet. Spoke some Spanish, which was a huge plus. Definitely would go back here again. Without a doubt, we will be trying everything else on the menu
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp Noodle Soup, Deep Fried Egg Roll, Vegetarian Tofu Spring Rolls, Large Pho with Everything, Shrimp Pho, Shrimp and Pork Spring Rolls, Soup, Charbroiled Pork & Egg Rolls on Vermicelli, Rolls
Ray Li
Ordered the BBH, was mid, not lemongrass just pho broth with hue spice. Split a Bahn xeo with my friend and it was alright too!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Peter P John
Best Pho in LA. Get the meat raw, the broth will cook it - super high-quality meat, a huge portion of fantastic tasting broth and fresh basil and bean sprouts.Thai tea is also fantastic.The people working there are super helpful and kind too!And the prices are great too - dining room could use a little work but it’s great if you got stuff to go!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Large Pho with Everything
juan david
Awesome food, awesome price and awesome service from the owners. Also the taro tea is awesome!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Maria Valencia
Wow my Mother in-law recommended this palace and ohh my God it so good and staff are so polite and....kind..
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jasmyn
Very dirty restroom and has no lock ??the food is 3/10 spring rolls have zero flavor and the workers are very rude. Everyone else got served before my family and I maybe because we were the only poc in
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Angelica Le
Overall: 2.7/5 (Postmates delivery)We ordered on Postmates right before closing but they accepted our order. The food came in about 40 minutes. Price is decent compared to other Vietnamese restaurants but the food wasn't good. The food and sauce were all pretty bland and didn't have the Vietnamese umami flavorsNem Nuong Cuon voi Cha Ram Tom/Summer Roll ($7.75): This comes with 3 fat rolls. The first bite was good but after that, it was just okay. The sauce is very interesting but the flavor doesn't really compliment the summer roll. It surprisingly tastes better with the vermicelli noodles. Their nem nuong needs to be cut thinner as the pieces are too chunky. It's also a bit hard and not as juicy as we would have liked it to be.Bun Dac Biet ($15.50): The pork was good but the shrimp was bad. Vermicelli was okay. I like that they provide shredded lettuce and cucumbers.House Special Combo With Broken Rice #21 ($15.50): Everything in this dish was mid except for the egg roll which was pretty good. The egg roll looked like a hybrid of a regular egg roll and an imperial egg roll. Another plus was that they used actual broken rice so I appreciate the authenticity.
Food: 3
Devina R.
I walked in to ask how much for a cup of tea. He never once looked up from his phone. "Buy whole dinner, he said very nasty. Of course I would have been very happy to buy dinner, but it was only 4 o'clock. That's tea and coffee hour for me. I felt like I was treated that way for being Black
Taylor C.
No photos from here just came in off a recommendation. So so delicious!!! We all got different items but we did all get phở and split chả giò. It was just so so fresh and perfect. It was clean inside and our waitress was so kind and attentive. Will be back.
Angelica L.
Overall: 2.7/5 (Postmates delivery)We ordered on Postmates right before closing but they accepted our order. The food came in about 40 minutes. Price is decent compared to other Vietnamese restaurants but the food wasn't good. The food and sauce were all pretty bland and didn't have the Vietnamese umami flavors Nem Nuong Cuon voi Cha Ram Tom/Summer Roll ($7.75): This comes with 3 fat rolls. The first bite was good but after that, it was just okay. The sauce is very interesting but the flavor doesn't really compliment the summer roll. It surprisingly tastes better with the vermicelli noodles. Their nem nuong needs to be cut thinner as the pieces are too chunky. It's also a bit hard and not as juicy as we would have liked it to be.Bun Dac Biet ($15.50): The pork was good but the shrimp was bad. Vermicelli was okay. I like that they provide shredded lettuce and cucumbers. House Special Combo With Broken Rice #21 ($15.50): Everything in this dish was mid except for the egg roll which was pretty good. The egg roll looked like a hybrid of a regular egg roll and an imperial egg roll. Another plus was that they used actual broken rice so I appreciate the authenticity.
Come here to get your Pho fix!Michael and his wife have one of the last truly authentic Pho places in Chinatown. They go above and beyond for their customers - anything from making sure you have all the extra sides you need, to delivering an extremely quick service (got our food within 5min of sitting down), or making sure they only serve REAL Sriracha!The food was fresh, delicious, really cheaply priced, and a local favorite. The sugarcane juice was freshly made and had no added sugar, unlike other places nowadays. Getting here was really easy too - parking is super cheap, and it's half a block away from the Chinatown metro station. Would recommend any day!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Large Pho with Everything, Veg Bahn MI, Rare Steak, Rolls
Mark Moliterni
Mediocre pho, skimpy on the toppings. Bad fresh spring rolls (all noodles, very little shrimp… or flavor) with a salty peanut dip with too much soya sauce. Absolute worst Vietnamese coffee I’ve ever had. Tasted like it was from 7/11.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 3
May Wang
A delightful and cozy pho restaurant serving Vietnamese classics including banh mi, broken rice plates, and pho. The portions are generous and deliciously satisfying. We loved getting to know Michael and his wife. Despite inflation's toll, Michael still takes so much pride in his restaurant by plying each table with plenty of different sauces and providing generous and satisfying portions. Come support this immigrant owned small business!Parking: Plenty of parking available for free, with validation, and along the street. Parking is very convenient and accessible. Safe.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Large Pho with Everything, Veg Bahn MI, Rolls
Jer Xiong
Came here for the first time and didn't know what to expect. Was surprised that the pho broth was good (like you can taste the beef-ness in it) and there was lots of actual noodles. Also got their Vietnamese coffee (cold) and it was pretty strong. I liked it. Definitely one of the stronger Vietnamese food places around Chinatown.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Large Pho with Everything, Pho Tom
magdiel morales
One of the best Pho places in Chinatown, been coming here for 9 years and owner always greats me with a big smile. Highly recommended.
Excellent food, the service was exquisite. The owners were very adorable and sweet. Spoke some Spanish, which was a huge plus. Definitely would go back here again. Without a doubt, we will be trying everything else on the menu
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Shrimp Noodle Soup, Deep Fried Egg Roll, Vegetarian Tofu Spring Rolls, Large Pho with Everything, Shrimp Pho, Shrimp and Pork Spring Rolls, Soup, Charbroiled Pork & Egg Rolls on Vermicelli, Rolls
Ordered the BBH, was mid, not lemongrass just pho broth with hue spice. Split a Bahn xeo with my friend and it was alright too!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Best Pho in LA. Get the meat raw, the broth will cook it - super high-quality meat, a huge portion of fantastic tasting broth and fresh basil and bean sprouts.Thai tea is also fantastic.The people working there are super helpful and kind too!And the prices are great too - dining room could use a little work but it’s great if you got stuff to go!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Large Pho with Everything
Awesome food, awesome price and awesome service from the owners. Also the taro tea is awesome!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wow my Mother in-law recommended this palace and ohh my God it so good and staff are so polite and....kind..
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very dirty restroom and has no lock ??the food is 3/10 spring rolls have zero flavor and the workers are very rude. Everyone else got served before my family and I maybe because we were the only poc in
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Overall: 2.7/5 (Postmates delivery)We ordered on Postmates right before closing but they accepted our order. The food came in about 40 minutes. Price is decent compared to other Vietnamese restaurants but the food wasn't good. The food and sauce were all pretty bland and didn't have the Vietnamese umami flavorsNem Nuong Cuon voi Cha Ram Tom/Summer Roll ($7.75): This comes with 3 fat rolls. The first bite was good but after that, it was just okay. The sauce is very interesting but the flavor doesn't really compliment the summer roll. It surprisingly tastes better with the vermicelli noodles. Their nem nuong needs to be cut thinner as the pieces are too chunky. It's also a bit hard and not as juicy as we would have liked it to be.Bun Dac Biet ($15.50): The pork was good but the shrimp was bad. Vermicelli was okay. I like that they provide shredded lettuce and cucumbers.House Special Combo With Broken Rice #21 ($15.50): Everything in this dish was mid except for the egg roll which was pretty good. The egg roll looked like a hybrid of a regular egg roll and an imperial egg roll. Another plus was that they used actual broken rice so I appreciate the authenticity.
Food: 3
I walked in to ask how much for a cup of tea. He never once looked up from his phone. "Buy whole dinner, he said very nasty. Of course I would have been very happy to buy dinner, but it was only 4 o'clock. That's tea and coffee hour for me. I felt like I was treated that way for being Black
No photos from here just came in off a recommendation. So so delicious!!! We all got different items but we did all get phở and split chả giò. It was just so so fresh and perfect. It was clean inside and our waitress was so kind and attentive. Will be back.
Overall: 2.7/5 (Postmates delivery)We ordered on Postmates right before closing but they accepted our order. The food came in about 40 minutes. Price is decent compared to other Vietnamese restaurants but the food wasn't good. The food and sauce were all pretty bland and didn't have the Vietnamese umami flavors Nem Nuong Cuon voi Cha Ram Tom/Summer Roll ($7.75): This comes with 3 fat rolls. The first bite was good but after that, it was just okay. The sauce is very interesting but the flavor doesn't really compliment the summer roll. It surprisingly tastes better with the vermicelli noodles. Their nem nuong needs to be cut thinner as the pieces are too chunky. It's also a bit hard and not as juicy as we would have liked it to be.Bun Dac Biet ($15.50): The pork was good but the shrimp was bad. Vermicelli was okay. I like that they provide shredded lettuce and cucumbers. House Special Combo With Broken Rice #21 ($15.50): Everything in this dish was mid except for the egg roll which was pretty good. The egg roll looked like a hybrid of a regular egg roll and an imperial egg roll. Another plus was that they used actual broken rice so I appreciate the authenticity.
Restaurantji Recommends
Come here to get your Pho fix!Michael and his wife have one of the last truly authentic Pho places in Chinatown. They go above and beyond for their customers - anything from making sure you have all the extra sides you need, to delivering an extremely quick service (got our food within 5min of sitting down), or making sure they only serve REAL Sriracha!The food was fresh, delicious, really cheaply priced, and a local favorite. The sugarcane juice was freshly made and had no added sugar, unlike other places nowadays. Getting here was really easy too - parking is super cheap, and it's half a block away from the Chinatown metro station. Would recommend any day!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Large Pho with Everything, Veg Bahn MI, Rare Steak, Rolls
Mediocre pho, skimpy on the toppings. Bad fresh spring rolls (all noodles, very little shrimp… or flavor) with a salty peanut dip with too much soya sauce. Absolute worst Vietnamese coffee I’ve ever had. Tasted like it was from 7/11.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 3
A delightful and cozy pho restaurant serving Vietnamese classics including banh mi, broken rice plates, and pho. The portions are generous and deliciously satisfying. We loved getting to know Michael and his wife. Despite inflation's toll, Michael still takes so much pride in his restaurant by plying each table with plenty of different sauces and providing generous and satisfying portions. Come support this immigrant owned small business!Parking: Plenty of parking available for free, with validation, and along the street. Parking is very convenient and accessible. Safe.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Large Pho with Everything, Veg Bahn MI, Rolls
Came here for the first time and didn't know what to expect. Was surprised that the pho broth was good (like you can taste the beef-ness in it) and there was lots of actual noodles. Also got their Vietnamese coffee (cold) and it was pretty strong. I liked it. Definitely one of the stronger Vietnamese food places around Chinatown.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Large Pho with Everything, Pho Tom
One of the best Pho places in Chinatown, been coming here for 9 years and owner always greats me with a big smile. Highly recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5