Pho NOHO

Although it was not among the best Pho thaï I have ever tasted, it really made the job and for a fair price. I had the large Pho thaï. The amount of meat was quite generous. The service was very rapid, the ambiance of the place was pleasant. I would stop by again in case I would come back in the area.

A great little find for lunch in North Hollywood! I tried their vegetarian pho and it was spot on—loaded with broccoli, bok choy, and tofu. I like my pho with a little kick, and with a splash of sriracha it hit the perfect balance of heat and flavor. The service was quick, and although the space only has a handful of indoor tables, it’s cozy and efficient. Definitely worth stopping by if you’re in the area and craving a comforting bowl of pho.

Tired service... If you don't want to run a restaurant, don't. But the essentially self-service food was very tasty. But no basil? And you don't really need to skimp on the bean sprouts - they're cheap.

Disappointed at their transparency. Menu states one thing and you get partial order. **Fried rice with side salad. But now no salad anymore** it isnt the fanciest salad but makes the dish much better. I understand things have change but you should also update your menu. Or inform people when ordering especially for someone who regularly does take out.

Excellent pho, mediocre rice plates. Not worth the price in my opinion. Clean dining room. I actually ate the food that I dropped onto the table. Friendly and super fast service. Metered parking on street, or there is a lot around back below the apartment. Nice atmosphere. I ordered "house special" pho (Vietnamese Rice noodles with various cuts of beef). I really liked it. Tender flavorful meats, perfectly cooked noodles, and broth so savory I can't help but pick up that bowl and slurp it down. The beef fried rice was good, not amazing. The BBQ chicken was dry and bland, disappointing. These three items, with an extra order of beef tendon added to the pho (love the texture of tendon), cost me $45. For that much I want to leave that place "walking sideways." No such love. I would come back