The vintage decor gives off a charming local vibe. The food tastes different from typical Vietnamese restaurants—it's unique and delicious.
Narbeh M
The broth was very cloudy, which ruins its subtle, clear, hearty flavor. What’s the point in buying pho if not for the broth? I might as well get udon or some other noodle soup.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 4
jss42antonio
They didn’t get my order right, and it looked like someone had already eaten some of my food when I opened it. The guys in the front were rude as well. The food itself was good but it wasn’t a good experience especially paying $20 for this.
Food: 3
Service: 1
randybS183YB
Spent $20 for 2 drinks and ordered it with light ice and they filled the cup halfway. 30+ minute wait and rude service I will not return. Milk tea is very cheap to make and they are acting like it’s wagu steak. Take your business elsewhere that has better customer service.
ken tran
The only place in the world that knows how to cook the authentic North Vietnamese Pho. And yes, I've been everywhere. A couple other dishes are special too, the crispy Pho Ap Chao and the banana brule (the caramelized banana burned in rum).
Vegetarian options: Some limited non meat veggie rice and noodle dishes
Parking: Go inside and ask for the remote to open gate to private parking
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Pho DAC Biet, Phở ÁP Chảo Comes with Fried Noodle, Soup, Bun Cha
Lisa Nguyen
The flaming bananas are amazing!
A Z
Overpriced place. A bowl that’s normal is considered large and 1 beef pho cost $15. And the taste is not even good. Crazy.
Excellent surprise in San Jose: an authentic vietnamese restaurant held by a friendly family. The Pho soup is definitely the best in town, generous, with fresh herbs and soybean sprouts. Became my favorite lunch place during my stay in San Jose.
R Sanchez
Ordered the lemon grass chicken. Somehow I kept tasting dish soap….
James Donohue
Authentic menu, great for a quick lunch in town. Good cost/benefit lunch.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
THE QUANTUMTALK BEE
Take the 68 bus to Almaden Ave in San Jose and walk right in. The restaurant will keep you comfortable with hot tea and smiles. I ordered pho with pork and shrimp.-wendyquantumtalk bee #quantumtalkbee?Universal Newspaper#quantumtalkbfo?Food
The Pho was delicious ?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
The vintage decor gives off a charming local vibe. The food tastes different from typical Vietnamese restaurants—it's unique and delicious.
The broth was very cloudy, which ruins its subtle, clear, hearty flavor. What’s the point in buying pho if not for the broth? I might as well get udon or some other noodle soup.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 2
Service: 4
They didn’t get my order right, and it looked like someone had already eaten some of my food when I opened it. The guys in the front were rude as well. The food itself was good but it wasn’t a good experience especially paying $20 for this.
Food: 3
Service: 1
Spent $20 for 2 drinks and ordered it with light ice and they filled the cup halfway. 30+ minute wait and rude service I will not return. Milk tea is very cheap to make and they are acting like it’s wagu steak. Take your business elsewhere that has better customer service.
The only place in the world that knows how to cook the authentic North Vietnamese Pho. And yes, I've been everywhere. A couple other dishes are special too, the crispy Pho Ap Chao and the banana brule (the caramelized banana burned in rum).
Vegetarian options: Some limited non meat veggie rice and noodle dishes
Parking: Go inside and ask for the remote to open gate to private parking
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Pho DAC Biet, Phở ÁP Chảo Comes with Fried Noodle, Soup, Bun Cha
The flaming bananas are amazing!
Overpriced place. A bowl that’s normal is considered large and 1 beef pho cost $15. And the taste is not even good. Crazy.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Northern Vietnam pho style. Love it
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Smallest bowl of pho i've seen in my life.
Restaurantji Recommends
Nice pho house.
Excellent surprise in San Jose: an authentic vietnamese restaurant held by a friendly family. The Pho soup is definitely the best in town, generous, with fresh herbs and soybean sprouts. Became my favorite lunch place during my stay in San Jose.
Ordered the lemon grass chicken. Somehow I kept tasting dish soap….
Authentic menu, great for a quick lunch in town. Good cost/benefit lunch.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Take the 68 bus to Almaden Ave in San Jose and walk right in. The restaurant will keep you comfortable with hot tea and smiles. I ordered pho with pork and shrimp.-wendyquantumtalk bee #quantumtalkbee?Universal Newspaper#quantumtalkbfo?Food
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