Vietnamese Restaurants near Framingham

“I got the veg summer roll and the chicken pho. Loved both, but the chicken was definitely overcooked. Their portion size is pretty large, and I ended up eating left overs for 2 days.
I would request for half the noodle portion next time around - the broth is incredible, and I could just drink that all day long.“

“Went on a Friday night and sat at the bar. The atmosphere was lively with music. It was pretty crowded, but the service was swift. The Rock Bottom drink I ordered had guava juice. It was just the right balance of tequila and juice. The Pho also filled me up quite nicely. Haven't had Pho that many times, so I don't have much to compare to, but it was satisfying.“

“People who talk more about the employees so-called attitudes seem to me to have big attitudes of their own. Be friendlier, you’ll be surprised!
All of the employees here who served us were helpful, patient, and friendly as we took quite a while to decide what to get. We both can’t wait to go have lunch there again. Everything is fresh and the variety is terrific.. it’s just too bad there’s only one of these locations in the state!“

“Best Vietnamese food in town! Quoc and Hoa really put a lot into their food! If you didn’t like it I would try again. They are very hospitable people and will fix it if something was wrong. Portions are great! Really enjoy their pho and their summer rolls! So big! Great boba! Great atmosphere and happy to have them here!“

“Phở Station - A Charming Pho Spot Run by Latin American Owners

If you're looking for a great bowl of noodles near Wellesley College, I highly recommend checking out Phở Station.

First off, finding the parking can be a little adventure. There is free parking in the back of the building, but the entrance is tucked away in a tiny alley right after the bank parking lot. You'll need to be observant to spot it!

Stepping inside, you won't find the usual Asian-themed decor of a traditional Vietnamese joint. Instead, it’s a small, immaculate space with a modern, casual American restaurant feel. Funnily enough, because the owner and staff were all Latin American, we felt a tiny bit nervous at first about how the food would turn out.

However, those doubts disappeared with the very first sip. The broth was deeply flavorful and clean, and the food was served with beautiful plating and decoration. The taste and quality easily rivaled the standard Phở spots I've had in LA.

On top of the food, the owner was remarkably kind, chatting with us and giving us helpful local insights. If you're a fan of Vietnamese noodle soup, Phở Station is well worth a visit!“

“The food is always fresh and tasty and the people are super nice!

It is a cash only business but the prices reflect that and are reasonable.
It does take a while for them to make your food (30-40min) but that’s because it’s really fresh!

They only do takeout but I wish they were open for sit-down dinner!“