Pho Towda

We went there for dinner and the food was excellent. There were a few typical dishes from Vietnam that cannot be easily found on restaurant menus. The fresh grilled pork spring rolls and the sizzling lemongrass beef and eggs with baguette were delicious. My partner also ordered the pandan coco egg coffee which was amazingly tasty. The service was good and the atmosphere was also nice and pleasant, not too noisy to be to have a conversation without having to raise the voice. Definitely worth the detour! We will be back to try other items on their menu.

This is my go to spot for pho in Fairfax. I just love their regular style pho. It always hits! Start off your meal with their Vietnamese iced coffee. Make sure to try their signature rolls as well. It’s your typical Vietnamese spring roll (protein, veggies) but with an egg roll stuff inside. You can’t really get this in many other places. Their banh mi (bread) is also made in house, fresh every day!! I love their grilled chicken banh mi the best. They have the BEST Vietnamese style grilled meats in the AREA in my opinion (used in their rice/vermicelli bowls, banh mi, and signature rolls). Nothing else hits the same. They recently added vermicelli and rice bowls to their menu, which is also delicious!! Great restaurant with great service and fresh ingredients.

Pho Towda is absolutely amazing 🍜🔥 The Special Pho served in a hot stone bowl is outstanding — fresh rice noodles, top-quality meats, and a clear, light, and flavorful broth that tastes very clean and comforting 😋✨ The grilled pork rolls are also delicious, perfectly seasoned and wrapped fresh 🌯🔥 And don’t miss the flan dessert — smooth, creamy, and not overly sweet at all 🍮👌 Overall, great quality food and a very satisfying Vietnamese meal. Highly recommend 👍

Went there because I saw someone posted the stone bowl pho. I went for dinner. Ordered fresh lemonade and stonebowl pho. Food and drink were delicious. service and atmosphere were ok. Definitely will be back and bring friends to try other dishes. As for now,,, enjoy my stone bowl pho and lemonade :).

There are about 4-5 Vietnamese places near my home, and this is one of my two favorites. Be warned, this is a non-rice Vietnamese restaurant, as they want you to experience one of the most enduring uniqueness of Vietnamese cuisine: RICE Vermicelli Noodles. It is the one on your Pho, and on most of your dry Vietnamese Noodle menu. So, technically, you really don't need rice by itself. Everything offered here is authentic and really delicious Vietnamese food. Period. I have my go-to menu when I do not want to have Pho. And they are mainly the dry Vermicelli Noodle with barbecue pork. And it is not complete if you don't pair it with the requisite fried egg roll. Oh, before I forgot -- Vietnamese Coffee too.