Downtown LA Pho

505 Flower St Suite Basement 300A, Los Angeles
(213) 265-7642

Recent Reviews

Imelda Sanchez

I like this food but today I got eggs rolls and the lettuce has mug ?

Q. Tien Le

Excellent flavor on the bun bo

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Ben Kaviani

Probably because taste of food didn't meet my expectations but overall fine.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 3

Yle Nn

I WAS CHARGED FOR FOOD I NEVER ATE!!!!!I dined in and was given the wrong item two times consecutively. Given that item could not be consumed(due to restrictions mentioned to them beforehand), I requested a refund. I was refused a refund by the said owner named "КТ". They basically kept my money for an item not consumed/consumable for me given it was THEIR mistake. They evidently do NOT care about customer allergens or dietary restrictions!Edit* your response is distasteful, like your food. Watch the video again. Your employee was asked what the toppings(to re-confirm) were and he did not know because he was new. I tried the soup when I realized what I did not ask for was on it - your cashier confirmed it so she took the soup back. Why else would she take the soup back to be made again if the order was “correct”? After that, the SAME soup was brought out again with the same topping. If you cannot refund a soup then you should not be in business.Disputing the charge and filing a report to the BBB.Dietary restrictions: Absolutely unaccommodating

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Brinda Tailor

Really nice vegan pho!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Vegan Pho

David M.

Decent bowl of pho in DTLA! My go-to are brisket and seafood. The broth is very flavorful and there are plenty of toppings. Definitely expensive but if you're craving pho and you're in DTLA, this is the place to go.

Ar Kai

Downtown LA Pho stands out as the perfect spot if you crave authentic Vietnamese Pho right in the heart of the financial district of DTLA. The pho and soup base boast delightful flavors. The staff is exceptionally friendly, providing great service, and the portion sizes are satisfying. However, it's crucial to manage expectations and avoid comparing the food here to the offerings in San Gabriel Valley or Little Saigon area. -1 star for the pricing, but considering the prime location and convenience, it's understandable. I'll certainly return when in the financial district of DTLA and in the mood for Pho.Quick tip: You can find Downtown LA Pho inside the City National Plaza's food court, located on the bottom floor of the plaza.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

GFunkEra 80sBaby

Best PhO in Downtown when it’s cold and you need PHO look no further Place is

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: Winter Rolls, Vegan Pho, Dtla Pho

Bryan T.

Absolutely enjoy their food at least once a week. They use fresh ingredients, and although price abit on the higher side, its worth it.

Michelle Z.

Although I can definitely get better and cheaper pho most days in the 626, some days you just really crave a comforting bowl of pho. There's not a lot of soup places near me at work, but this is definitely walkable. It's underground and might be a bit difficult to find if you're unfamiliar with the area. We ordered the wagyu pho, which was a whooping 19 and a plate of egg rolls which was 10 dollars. I'm just going to say the egg rolls were not worth it. It was tiny for the price and not memorable. The pho was decent. They give a lot of meat and the broth was very flavorful. The noodles were pretty soggy though and there definitely was not enough onions for my liking but if you are really wanting a bowl of pho on a cold day, I'd say go for it.

Navid Mahkhatam

Great customer

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Cilantro, Combination Pho

S WC

Delicious PHO, the soup is worth

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Asia P.

This is the first Vietnamese restaurant that I have ever tried. I got the “shrimp bun” one day and the shrimp fried rice another day. Both were good. The sauce that you drizzle over your “bun” is what makes it really good. Their fried rice tastes decent initially, but I felt like something was missing. After I drizzled hoisin sauce over it, it tasted way better. Their speciality drinks are really good. I just hate the seeds that are in the drinks. Buying lunch from there can get kind of pricey if you’re getting food AND one of their specialty drinks. Overall, I think it’s a great pick when you don’t mind splurging a little.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Russell White

This is a hidden gem in the financial district of DTLA! The food is very authentic and great tasting, very clean location, and their to-go packaging is always very organized and thoughtful.Have had many dishes from here and have been amazed by them all. Their spring rolls are always fresh and perfect tasting with the dipping sauces, the shaken beef is prepared in a very authentic way and is tender and delicious (they even give you the salt and pepper with lime to dip your meat in!), their sandwiches are always tasty and filling, and their pho is perfectly seasoned -- not too salty and the beef is a high quality cut.It can be such a good desert in DTLA, but this place stands out and always has tasty food and drink options. Highly recommend!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Summer Rolls, Winter Rolls, Autumn Rolls, Grilled Beef, Vietnamese Baguette Sandwiches, House Special

Jan J.

This is a must in DTLA! Got the shrimp pho & spring rolls (without pork) and both items were so full of flavor and fresh. I got there close to closing and the staff was still so kind. They are a small location but there is plenty of seating in the food court area.

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