Pho Restaurants near Edmonds, WA

“This place is PHENOMENAL. I go here a few times a month. They open at 9:30am sharp so it is very convenient for when I want pho for breakfast and all the other restaurants open at 11am. They have the fastest service I’ve ever experienced. You walk in, choose where you want to sit, and order right off the menu that is already on the table. Once you order, the food is out within a minute or 2. The menu small only offering pho and spring rolls or egg rolls but a variety of tea/drinks. I recommend this place to anyone looking for a quick bite and a chill environment.“

“Good tea, friendly staff and relaxing, happy environment! Love it!!! Recommend the Golden Tiger!“

“This place always serves a delicious hot bowl of pho. The family that runs the place is warm and hospitable. They have a fantastic vegan pho. They serve safe food for people who have peanut and tree nut allergies too! In my opinion the best pho in the city!“

“Solid choice of authentic Vietnamese food. The crepe is delicious and big portioned. The bun mam noodle soup is very well flavored. The grilled shrimp is excellent.

The parking lot is very small. There ia another one downstairs that you can park from the back of the building, then work upstairs to the restaurant.“

“As soon as you walk into the place you can smell the food quality and you just KNOW it’s going to hit. Phó was delicious - perfect textured noodles and flavorful broth. Service was vague and to the point, nothing special. But, the food was the main purpose so no complaints“

“I recently tried this Vietnamese pho shop, and while it has its highlights, there are also a few areas that could use improvement.

First, the big plus: the pho broth is really good—rich, flavorful, and has that authentic, slow-simmered taste that makes good pho stand out. It’s clear they put care into making the base, which made the meal enjoyable overall.

That said, the menu is pretty limited—mostly just different types of pho, with not much variety beyond that. I also noticed there’s no Vietnamese baguette (banh mi) available, which is a bit of a letdown since it’s such a classic Vietnamese staple to pair with pho. Another small inconvenience is that the shop doesn’t have a restroom, which can be tricky if you’re staying for a meal.

Overall, the pho itself is solid, but I hope they can expand the menu a bit—adding some Vietnamese snacks (like spring rolls, nem rán, or che) would make the experience even better. It’s a decent spot for a pho fix, but with a few tweaks, it could be great!“

“I was stuck on the road and decided to pull off when I saw a sign that said under new management Im so glad I did the service was fast and friendly and the food and iced coffee drink was delicious!“