I've tried so many different dishes from coming here so much & every single dish did not disappoint. This place has some of the best pho & Vietnamese food ever. And they have the BEST strawberry smoothies- I can't even explain how good it is. The waiters are so incredibly friendly and warm and the place feels very homey. As someone who lives in Southern California and is in Tennessee for school, I can say that this pho place is the best I have ever been to- even better than any of the ones I've tried in California. When I go home for break, I crave pho from this place.
K M.
Awesome food. Great service! The food was outstanding. We will definitely be back! Nice staff
Teddy D.
If I could give 0 stars I would. I have had Bun Bo Hue here many times but my experience yesterday assured me that I would never come back. It feels like since the restaurant is getting more traffic and customers, they are skimming on the food. The Bun Bo Hue we had yesterday had 2 different types of noodles in it (big and small). The soup tasted bland like it was mixed between different kinds of soup and not like Bun Bo Hue at all. The meat was skimmed so there were more noodles than meat. It's easy to say our experience yesterday was completely opposite of our other visits. When we mentioned this to the manager/front man, he said it was us that were "off", and it was our fault the Bun Bo Hue tasted bad. Then the kitchen just brought out a small bowl of soup and left. When asked about it she said she thought we weren't Vietnamese so she didn't season it right. No one in this establishment seemed to know customer service, one person tried to blame the customers, the other person blamed not knowing the ethnicity of the customers. A good manager would calm the customers down and investigate the situation. It's sad that we were treated like this after coming here so often to support them. They will not be missed. (The first picture was our food yesterday, the second picture was the dish a couple weeks ago. Two completely different experiences)
Kevin W.
This is the best Vietnamese food I've had since traveling in Vietnam. The vermicelli noodles are incredibly authentic, the ingredients are fresh, and the flavor is outstanding. Also, the wait staff is very friendly, and the owner plays video of a motorcyclist riding around Saigon, which is oddly nostalgic. It's not cheap, but it's worth it.
Trang N.
the best vietnamese restaurant in town. Really authentic foods and good service. Will come back often!
Thommy S.
We were in the area so we decided to try this place out. Not a bad pho spot. I felt that it was pretty average. There was plenty of parking, so it wasn't hard at all to get parking. Customer service wise: they were pretty nice and friendly. They had pretty good customer service here. The iced coffee here wasn't bad. It was very strong. You can really taste the coffee lol. I tried the shrimp rolls/ goi cuon. They weren't bad either. There wasn't very many veggies in it, though. The pho broth wasn't overwhelmingly sweet so I liked that about this place. The broth itself had ALOT of flavor in it. It was VERY seasoned. In all, I didn't have a bad experience here.
Vladmir T.
Good Food, Great Service, A Bit Spendy 4 out of 5 stars for the Pho. Broth is good, for the price I would like a bigger bowl. If you get the large bowl and a regular bowl they are the same exact size so don't bother ordering the large for $1 more. Also, sometimes the bowls are bigger than others, not sure why. My wife will end up with the tiny bowl and then she gets mad at me for having more food... lol 5 stars for the friendly Viet guy waiter. He is super nice and friendly! Even great with kids! They do have a 10% First responder and military discount. 3 stars for price: I like this place but it's definitely not the least expensive Viet shop around! Plan on $13.95 for the regular bowl of Pho, where I am from its $8.95 so it's seems high. Over $30 with tax and before tip for just eating soup with the wife means I get her to make it at home more now than before! I haven't ordered anything but pho here so I cannot comment on anything else.
Vic C.
Super Pho & Grill is located across the street from the plaza with Super Cuts, pretty easy to find with plenty of parking. After being extremely disappointed with another restaurant earlier, my husband and I decided to have our Christmas dinner here around 6:30 pm. Thank goodness they were open and really should have came here in the first place. When we came in, we were greeted by an employee (whom I suspect is the owner) and was told to sit anywhere. After looking over the menu, we ended up ordering: Goi Cuon (Spring Roll with pork and shrimp) $5.95 prior to tax- This came in an order of 2 rolls. These rolls tasted just as good at all the other Vietnamese restaurants that I have been to back home in California. Pho Dac Biet (Beef noodle soup w/ sliced eye round steak & brisket tendon tripe), Large size, $13.95 prior to tax- My husband ordered this and really liked it. I just had a little bit of the soup and of the noodles and thought it was good. I really just wanted to eat my own entree so I didn't want to have much of his pho. Com Ga Nuong (Grilled Chicken served with rice), $11.95 prior to tax- This was a delicious meal with a great portion of chicken. The chicken and vegetables were oily, but that is to be expected. The portion was plenty for one person. ------------------------ (Total= $34.80 after tax, prior to tip) On the night we came, there was a large party, which I am assuming was most likely relatives of the owners. But even with what I am assuming a nice Christmas dinner, the employee (whom I am assuming is one of the owners) was still attentive and checked on us during our meal. This Vietnamese restaurant was a great unexpected place to have a wonderful Christmas dinner and would come back if I was visiting Chattanooga again.
Eddie D.
Excellent menu options. The have just about every kind of pho, bun, and common Vietnamese dishes. So far, it's the best pho I've found around Chattanooga. I've had better at other places that are no longer open in other cities but this place is right up there. A solid option if you're anywhere in the area.
Sue W.
Excellent pho! I had the rare beef and hubby had the seafood! Delicious!! Would definitely recommend
Very tasty pho. Stopped in for lunch and there were a few tables with customers. The service was pretty good. Parking was plentiful and free. Again, very tasty pho!
Janella L.
Wowowow the flavor on these dishes. Shaking beef: Holy smokes! It's smoky, meaty, umami filled, everything shaking beef should be. Chattanooga, you need to try this if you're wanting to try Viet shaking beef. The fried rice is also probably one of the best I've had out of all the Asian restaurants here in TN. Beef pho: I'd like to recommend this over Noodles and Pho on Hixson. I only come by Chattanooga once in a while so I've yet to try other Viet places here but so far, the best of the two.
Jane S.
Super Pho Grill Vietnamese Restaurant is Amazing! Best Bun Bo Hue ever! Even better than I have had in Vietnam! Bun Bo Hue is spicy noodle soup with different parts of pork but notable for its pork blood. Not so common in Vietnamese restaurants in US. I found this restaurant after extensive research and someone commented on Bun Bo Hue! Well we had to go. When we got there though, the sign outside said "under new management " . Oh no! Looked in, some Asian customers, so ok-- worth a try. BUT the menu has no mention of Bun Bo Hue! Profound disappointment but we had heard good things about the Pho and its broth so we were prepared to order that but I asked for Bun Bo Hue anyway. The waiter says he needs to check with the chef. We hear excited Vietnamese in the distance and he comes back with a YES. Thank goodness he did! The chef came by to check on me. And smiled when I raved about it. Ordered Cafe sua for me and Cafe den da for husband. Yeah coffee for dinner because it is Vietnamese delicious coffee! The beef pho da biet (special beef pho) was excellent. Mine was off the charts. I did share some with husband, albeit reluctantly. Lovely people and amazing Vietnamese soups in Chattanooga. I told the waiter they need to put my soup on the menu but he pointed at the pigs blood and said lots folks won't eat it. I am normally not a big fan, but theirs were delicious. I think flavored with nuoc nam (shrimp paste)! So good! A gem of a restaurant.
BJ T.
Excellent food, hot tea and company! The service was prompt and friendly. Try the #14.
Raven P.
This was my first time trying this restaurant and trying pho! It was really good!! I'm actually back in the building eating again today =D
I've tried so many different dishes from coming here so much & every single dish did not disappoint. This place has some of the best pho & Vietnamese food ever. And they have the BEST strawberry smoothies- I can't even explain how good it is. The waiters are so incredibly friendly and warm and the place feels very homey. As someone who lives in Southern California and is in Tennessee for school, I can say that this pho place is the best I have ever been to- even better than any of the ones I've tried in California. When I go home for break, I crave pho from this place.
Awesome food. Great service! The food was outstanding. We will definitely be back! Nice staff
If I could give 0 stars I would. I have had Bun Bo Hue here many times but my experience yesterday assured me that I would never come back. It feels like since the restaurant is getting more traffic and customers, they are skimming on the food. The Bun Bo Hue we had yesterday had 2 different types of noodles in it (big and small). The soup tasted bland like it was mixed between different kinds of soup and not like Bun Bo Hue at all. The meat was skimmed so there were more noodles than meat. It's easy to say our experience yesterday was completely opposite of our other visits. When we mentioned this to the manager/front man, he said it was us that were "off", and it was our fault the Bun Bo Hue tasted bad. Then the kitchen just brought out a small bowl of soup and left. When asked about it she said she thought we weren't Vietnamese so she didn't season it right. No one in this establishment seemed to know customer service, one person tried to blame the customers, the other person blamed not knowing the ethnicity of the customers. A good manager would calm the customers down and investigate the situation. It's sad that we were treated like this after coming here so often to support them. They will not be missed. (The first picture was our food yesterday, the second picture was the dish a couple weeks ago. Two completely different experiences)
This is the best Vietnamese food I've had since traveling in Vietnam. The vermicelli noodles are incredibly authentic, the ingredients are fresh, and the flavor is outstanding. Also, the wait staff is very friendly, and the owner plays video of a motorcyclist riding around Saigon, which is oddly nostalgic. It's not cheap, but it's worth it.
the best vietnamese restaurant in town. Really authentic foods and good service. Will come back often!
We were in the area so we decided to try this place out. Not a bad pho spot. I felt that it was pretty average. There was plenty of parking, so it wasn't hard at all to get parking. Customer service wise: they were pretty nice and friendly. They had pretty good customer service here. The iced coffee here wasn't bad. It was very strong. You can really taste the coffee lol. I tried the shrimp rolls/ goi cuon. They weren't bad either. There wasn't very many veggies in it, though. The pho broth wasn't overwhelmingly sweet so I liked that about this place. The broth itself had ALOT of flavor in it. It was VERY seasoned. In all, I didn't have a bad experience here.
Good Food, Great Service, A Bit Spendy 4 out of 5 stars for the Pho. Broth is good, for the price I would like a bigger bowl. If you get the large bowl and a regular bowl they are the same exact size so don't bother ordering the large for $1 more. Also, sometimes the bowls are bigger than others, not sure why. My wife will end up with the tiny bowl and then she gets mad at me for having more food... lol 5 stars for the friendly Viet guy waiter. He is super nice and friendly! Even great with kids! They do have a 10% First responder and military discount. 3 stars for price: I like this place but it's definitely not the least expensive Viet shop around! Plan on $13.95 for the regular bowl of Pho, where I am from its $8.95 so it's seems high. Over $30 with tax and before tip for just eating soup with the wife means I get her to make it at home more now than before! I haven't ordered anything but pho here so I cannot comment on anything else.
Super Pho & Grill is located across the street from the plaza with Super Cuts, pretty easy to find with plenty of parking. After being extremely disappointed with another restaurant earlier, my husband and I decided to have our Christmas dinner here around 6:30 pm. Thank goodness they were open and really should have came here in the first place. When we came in, we were greeted by an employee (whom I suspect is the owner) and was told to sit anywhere. After looking over the menu, we ended up ordering: Goi Cuon (Spring Roll with pork and shrimp) $5.95 prior to tax- This came in an order of 2 rolls. These rolls tasted just as good at all the other Vietnamese restaurants that I have been to back home in California. Pho Dac Biet (Beef noodle soup w/ sliced eye round steak & brisket tendon tripe), Large size, $13.95 prior to tax- My husband ordered this and really liked it. I just had a little bit of the soup and of the noodles and thought it was good. I really just wanted to eat my own entree so I didn't want to have much of his pho. Com Ga Nuong (Grilled Chicken served with rice), $11.95 prior to tax- This was a delicious meal with a great portion of chicken. The chicken and vegetables were oily, but that is to be expected. The portion was plenty for one person. ------------------------ (Total= $34.80 after tax, prior to tip) On the night we came, there was a large party, which I am assuming was most likely relatives of the owners. But even with what I am assuming a nice Christmas dinner, the employee (whom I am assuming is one of the owners) was still attentive and checked on us during our meal. This Vietnamese restaurant was a great unexpected place to have a wonderful Christmas dinner and would come back if I was visiting Chattanooga again.
Excellent menu options. The have just about every kind of pho, bun, and common Vietnamese dishes. So far, it's the best pho I've found around Chattanooga. I've had better at other places that are no longer open in other cities but this place is right up there. A solid option if you're anywhere in the area.
Excellent pho! I had the rare beef and hubby had the seafood! Delicious!! Would definitely recommend
Restaurantji Recommends
Very tasty pho. Stopped in for lunch and there were a few tables with customers. The service was pretty good. Parking was plentiful and free. Again, very tasty pho!
Wowowow the flavor on these dishes. Shaking beef: Holy smokes! It's smoky, meaty, umami filled, everything shaking beef should be. Chattanooga, you need to try this if you're wanting to try Viet shaking beef. The fried rice is also probably one of the best I've had out of all the Asian restaurants here in TN. Beef pho: I'd like to recommend this over Noodles and Pho on Hixson. I only come by Chattanooga once in a while so I've yet to try other Viet places here but so far, the best of the two.
Super Pho Grill Vietnamese Restaurant is Amazing! Best Bun Bo Hue ever! Even better than I have had in Vietnam! Bun Bo Hue is spicy noodle soup with different parts of pork but notable for its pork blood. Not so common in Vietnamese restaurants in US. I found this restaurant after extensive research and someone commented on Bun Bo Hue! Well we had to go. When we got there though, the sign outside said "under new management " . Oh no! Looked in, some Asian customers, so ok-- worth a try. BUT the menu has no mention of Bun Bo Hue! Profound disappointment but we had heard good things about the Pho and its broth so we were prepared to order that but I asked for Bun Bo Hue anyway. The waiter says he needs to check with the chef. We hear excited Vietnamese in the distance and he comes back with a YES. Thank goodness he did! The chef came by to check on me. And smiled when I raved about it. Ordered Cafe sua for me and Cafe den da for husband. Yeah coffee for dinner because it is Vietnamese delicious coffee! The beef pho da biet (special beef pho) was excellent. Mine was off the charts. I did share some with husband, albeit reluctantly. Lovely people and amazing Vietnamese soups in Chattanooga. I told the waiter they need to put my soup on the menu but he pointed at the pigs blood and said lots folks won't eat it. I am normally not a big fan, but theirs were delicious. I think flavored with nuoc nam (shrimp paste)! So good! A gem of a restaurant.
Excellent food, hot tea and company! The service was prompt and friendly. Try the #14.
This was my first time trying this restaurant and trying pho! It was really good!! I'm actually back in the building eating again today =D