Phở 75

The food is nice. The dining area is quite clean. Cash only is a bit inconvenient for payment. Phone signal is not good in the restaurant as well. The amount of food for the price is quite generous.

The richness of the broth and the meat portion has significantly decreased at this location. It’s been quite convenient to eat here as I live in Fairfax, but I’m going back to Falls Church location. I believe this place has a different owner. I believe my findings will eventually be a major issue.

I love Pho 75 in Arlington, but this location is honestly embarrassing compared to it. I’ve now been here twice and both times were bad. My first visit, I literally pulled a clump of hair out of my soup. They replaced it, and I let it slide because the place had just opened, but that should’ve already been a red flag. Today I came back and the experience was somehow worse. The soup came out cold, the customer service was dry and uninterested, and the whole place just felt sloppy. No greeting, no warmth, just people standing around like they don’t care. But the part that completely killed it for me: the older man at the cashier was standing in the open clipping his fingernails. Not behind the counter right out in the hallway where customers can see and hear every single nail click. That is

It was really cold that night and we wanted something warm. The portions were big and it came with plenty of meat with a generous price . There wasn’t much people when we visited, nice and quiet. Just a heads up, cash only, they don’t do cards, and you need to walk over to the cashier to pay.

I enjoy having pho here. Similar to other 75 braches, their signature broth synergizes well with black and chilly sauces. I recommend putting ample of back and red sauces, at 1:1 ratio, into your soup before serving.