“Absolutely delicious banh mi sandwiches, and under $10 which is hard to find. I got the grilled pork and my boyfriend got the lemongrass. The bread was not too hard, the amount of veggies were perfect and the meat was marinated so well. Both really good and will definitely be back.“
“It’s small and calm, great food for the price and portions. I’ve been going here since I was a kid. Great place, best to eat in person.Vegetarian options: The veggie pho is greatDietary restrictions: Good choice for ibs or calorie watch.“
“Glad we stopped in! Menu offered more than we expected with two different sides, one with your traditional Vietnamese dishes like pho, Bahn mi, etc and the other with Asian dishes like curries, chow mein, etc. They even have boba!We got the prawn spring rolls, garlic chicken wings, chicken fried rice, pho, boba, and Thai iced tea. Everything was great, can't wait to come back and try more things. While we were there, they had a rush of take out orders. They were staffed with one front of house and one back of house, and handled it with stride. The walk ins for take out seemed to have waited about 20 mins, but the phone orders were in and out. Service was authentically delightful both working were so kind and pleasant with smiles and gratitude no matter how busy it got.There is a good-sized (separate from the family dining area) bar that seems to have karaoke and events like a NYE party.Only feedback would be the temp inside was very cold and the need for deodorizer. They keep the space clean, and you can tell they refreshed the walls with new paint so cleanliness isn't the issue. It seems they may need HVAC help which would possibly solve both issues. Regardless, we will be back to support this small family and minority owned business!Kid-friendliness: Kids menu with American dish options like chicken tenders“
“My family and I have been coming here for years and I just want to say first and foremost that this restaurant has the best Pho and Vietnamese dishes probably in all of Washington. We choose this place over any other Pho restaurant, even though there are many too choose from in the area and we have never lived closed to their location.That being said, I just want to mention in the most constructive way possible that the atmosphere of Pho Asia Noodle House has gone down drastically in the past few years, this prices have also increased so much that it’s almost $100 for 3 people to eat (3 bowls of pho, 2 small sides and 3 drinks). The employees and owners are very nice people and have never been rude or unpleasant to us in any way…but it’s the atmosphere they provide around their guests that has gone downhill. For example, they seem to be doing the loudest and most disruptive tasks during the day around everyone in the dining room who have paid money to dine in the restaurant. (Cleaning the fish tank, cleaning the air vents, using an electric vacuum or extremely noisy hand vacuum right next to the table when your eating your food, organizing utensils on the far back table EXTREMELY loud, I’m talking about slamming them down in the bin to organize them as fast as possible) also they keep the dirty bus bin close to tables while you’re eating which seems unsanitary. This isn’t a regular occurrence or even something that happens each time we visit, but over the course of 10+ years of eating at this restaurant, it may benefit the staff to take note of these things if they want customers to return to enjoy their food and space.“