Phở Quê Hương
$$ • Vietnamese, Noodles, VeganAbout Phở Quê Hương
Customers' Favorites
Bò Lá Lót - Grilled Beef Wrapped in Wild Betal Leaf
Grilled Pork & Shrimp Paste on Sugarcane Vermicelli
Da Nang Fish Cake Noodle Soup Bun Da Nang
Crispy Noodles with Beef and Vegetables
Vietnamese Grilled Meatballs Rolls
Spring Rolls & Grilled Pork
Green Papaya Salad w Beef Jerky
Chicken Pho with Chowfun Noodle
Banh Xeo Vietnamese Pancake
Spring Rolls & Grilled Pork
Phở Quê Hương Reviews
Great comfort Vietnamese foods, feel right at home
I loved those foods. I surprised they have all variety of my favorite Vietnamese soups. 10/10 recommended here to you all travelers 🫶
We went there on a Friday about 6p. There is paid parking all around Chinatown but i went to 111 n beretania (parking structure)... go to the street level to enter restaurant from parking. Reservation not needed...but it does get busy. Atmosphere is like any typical asian restaurant and service was decent. The tamarind drink i ordered was a little sweet...i was looking for more tart. There is peanuts so be careful of you are allergic. The food was tasty, so I would eat here again.
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 8PM |
Phở Quê Hương offers some of the best Pho in town, featuring a well-rounded, clean, and complex broth that balances beefy and sweet flavors. The generous amount of meat and fresh condiments like basil, jalapeños, and bean sprouts create a delicious meal. The Spring Rolls are freshly made and served with lettuce, mint, and cucumbers. The Combination Pho, Lemon Grass Chicken, and Specialty Sandwich are highly recommended. Customers have also discovered other delicious options, like the periwinkle soup noodle #70 with its light and slightly sweet broth, and the Vietnamese crepe loaded with shrimp, pork belly, and mung bean. The spicy beef noodle soup with the right vegetable toppings is a favorite as well. Recently, some customers enjoyed the Pho Suon Bo, noting the soft and delicious short ribs, and the large combination pho, which received praise for its tasty broth, noodles, vegetables, and meats. The restaurant can get busy, especially for larger groups, so it's best to come early. Prices are reasonable, but parking in Chinatown can be a challenge. It's good to be mindful about time spent at the table, as there may be people waiting outside. They automatically charge gratuity for groups of 6 or more. Lastly, the sugarcane drink with lilikoi is a refreshing treat that shouldn't be missed, with one customer highlighting its quality and taste.