Pho Gyu Vietnamese Noodle House
$ • Pho, Vietnamese, Noodles
Hours:
705 S Western Ave, Los Angeles
(323) 713-1913
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You know that place that could be good but the owner is just greedy? This is one of those places. Be prepared to pay for every single thing in this place. you want hoisin? Pay extra. You want sriracha? Pay extra. I understand if the second serving of Sriracha or hoisin, you should pay for, but for not even giving it at first well that's just greedy. When you buy extra noodles, the owner will tell you that they added it on the normal amount of noodles they just gave you. You know...read full review
The Pho is enough for 2 people and it's delicious! We have had both the chicken and the Wagu beef. Also, the rice plates with fried rice and either Wagu beef or spicy pork is really good. We get one of each (Pho and rice plate) and share. We are quite full and satisfied when we finish! And the prices are very reasonable.
The place had excellent customer service. We loved the food.
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| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 11PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
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Pho Gyu Vietnamese Noodle House offers a delightful Vietnamese dining experience. The restaurant is praised for its exceptional pho, with the broth described as light yet flavorful. Customers can customize their dish with a self-serve condiments bar, featuring limes, bean sprouts, basil, cilantro, and other fresh vegetables. The Rib Pho and Wagyu Pho are standout menu items, with generous portions and the option for noodle refills. The staff is noted for their friendly and attentive service. The egg rolls are also highly recommended, and the texture of the Wagyu vermicelli has received praise from customers. The broth is made from Wagyu bones that they simmer for hours, and you can actually taste the difference. They also offer unlimited toppings for the pho. The Wagyu Beef Pho, Shrimp Spring Rolls, Chicken Banh Mi, and Crispy Wings are popular choices, with the pho and Banh Mi being faves. The Thai Iced Tea was nice too. Portion size was bigger than expected, and for the price it’s a good deal. Although the parking situation can be challenging, the carefully crafted pho is well worth the visit for Vietnamese food enthusiasts. Restrooms are available for customers, and the restaurant offers a limited but flavorful selection of pho options. Overall, Pho Gyu is a favorite spot in Koreatown for many who enjoy delicious, well-seasoned pho with fresh toppings.