Pho oh love

Picked this restaurant somewhat at random, not being familiar with the area, but very glad we did! Great food, one of our party had beef pho with ribeye and fish balls, and commented that it was super flavorful, my husband devoured the combo rice plate and raved about the beef sausage, and my shrimp fried rice was excellent, with big, perfectly cooked shrimp. And the best bit..... We have leftovers because the portions were HUGE! (Oh, and the passion fruit lemonade... So good!) Really glad we stopped here, and definitely recommend!

A hidden gem. I don't know how I never knew about this place. So good! 👍

Restaurant is clean. Pork sausage spring roll was pretty good. Beef tripe pho on the other hand, was not great. Soup tasted artificial. Pho was a bit too soft.

I love pho oh love's food, but lately it's been very difficult to go to this restaurant. Definitely the service is very bad, recently there is a new attendant that , oh My godddd, always very stressed and with a closed face, answers the questions so rudely. Sometimes I think that the standard of Asian culture is this, particularly I've never had good service in almost any Asian restaurant that I go to Lá Puente, I come to Pho for the quality of the food that is very good, but I think that training for public service should be an essential factor, you know everything is so difficult, eating out is an expense that no one wants to have anymore and when there is, it is to be treated badly. Please don't complain that business is going bad. I will Seriously reconsider if I'm going to eat there a

This place wasn’t too bad. The only problem I had was that I had to add salt to the pho, it was rather bland. Me and my daughter both had to add salt to give it more flavor. We’ve eaten at many pho spots and have never needed to do that. Decent sized portions and bowls are about $16.95 - $20 each. The spring roll was pretty good but was like $15. The smoothie was not that great and was $7