Pho Vieng

We ordered a Thai tea, noodle soup number 6 (Sukiyaki) and Pad Thai. Sukiyaki was basically a pho with Glass noodle, beef, cracked egg, shrimp, and squid. Had some green onion, cilantro, spinach, and cabbage in it. Had a slight curry-ish taste to it. Really filling, and a solid choice. The regular size which is enough for 2 people, is $13.95. Thai tea - seems like they just some instant pack. Not that good, extremely sweet. Next time, will try a different fruit tea from the menu The pad Thai was $12.95 (+$1 for chicken). Really flavorful and a 10/10! I usually don’t order pad Thai bc I’m not a fav of the sweet taste in my curry however, this was was just perfect! Def will come back to try the other curries and noddles .

This place taste like family and home. Growing up eating home cooked Thai food from all the oldies in my family and spending time in Thailand this is the closest ive come to real Thai/Lao food in DFW. The food came out so fast and smelling so good i couldnt even take a photo before DEVOURING everything. The portions are massive and the prices are criminally cheap. If you don't eat here YOU ARE doing something wrong.

I had to come back for a second round—just to make sure my taste buds weren’t pulling a fast one on me. Pho Vieng’s fried chicken wings are next-level amazing. We ordered three servings and wiped them out so fast there wasn’t even time for a photo! And don’t get me started on the papaya salad—it’s pure perfection. This spot has officially made it into my top 3 go-to places for Lao food. The service? Impeccable—friendly, attentive, and welcoming. The vibe is what you’d expect from a classic Asian eatery, but the flavors here are anything but typical. Already counting down the days until my next visit! Oh…it’s BYOB also!

I came here for pho, since it's in the name, and was surprised to find out it's a Thai restaurant. I was a little disappointed but decided to give it a try anyway. I'm glad I did! The pho was surprisingly flavorful, and they give you massive portions. I like that the chicken is cut small, unlike a lot of other pho places. It was delicious. I am docking a point, though, because the noodles were very overcooked, which is a huge pet peeve of mine, and because the waitress never came back to check on me. Not even to refill my water. The restaurant wasn't even busy. It was also a little expensive. Almost $17 for a large bowl. I could get that and springrolls somewhere else. But, I'd still come back if I was in the area.

Despite the name, this isn't really a pho restaurant. I think they do serve pho, but it's mainly Thai and Lao. We've eaten here 10-12 times and it's always delicious. Their panang curry is one of my favorite things anywhere. Their other curries and the pad grapow are very good, too. My wife usually gets pad see ew and always enjoys it.