Savory Pho

As an appetizer, spring rolls (pork & shrimp) come with 2 rolls and peanut sauce to dip in. The combination of the pork and shrimp is light and delicious paired with the sauce. If you or someone that has an allergy of nuts, I recommend asking them to replace the sauce since it does come with actual peanut. Bún Bò Tôm Chà Giờ is a rice noodle with pork, shrimp, and egg roll dish that comes with a sauce to pour over. I most definitely recommend giving it a try since the dish is always my go-to dish whenever I go to a Vietnamese restaurant. It’s like one of my comfort foods to eat at restaurants. The service was relevantly good and quick for a Thursday afternoon since the one server had a few other tables to attend. The atmosphere was calm, mellow, and had Vietnamese music playing. There i

I was visiting from out of town and looking for some well-reviewed vietnamese food and stumbled upon this place. While I realize the place is very much known for its Pho, that'll be a meal for another time. Savory Pho has really good customer service, the food is delicious, super nice decoration. When I come into the restaurant, the people always makes me feel at home. Their Vietnamese coffee is strong and always gives that kick of caffeine we all need. Stop in, you'll become family too! Highly recommended.

This Vietnamese restaurant exceeded all my expectations! The flavors were rich and authentic, with every dish prepared to perfection. The bun bo hue and pho were outstanding, and the ingredients tasted so fresh. The service was quick and friendly, making the overall experience even better. I can't wait to come back and try more from the menu!

Had an absolutely delightful experience at this pho restaurant! The food was beyond delicious, with rich flavors and authentic ingredients that took my taste buds on a journey. The ambiance is enhanced by its tasteful decor and commendable cleanliness. The staff went above and beyond to ensure we were well taken care of throughout our meal. A special mention to the homage they’ve paid to Kobe Bryant, a wonderful touch that adds to the overall charm. Highly recommend!

Apparently Bugs Are a “Feature” Here So imagine our surprise when we discovered a spider floating in our soup. Not seasoning. Not garnish. An actual bug. When we flagged this to the waitress, instead of a normal reaction like an apology or, I don’t know, not charging us, we were told that we should still pay 50% of the soup because “bugs are bugs — it’s not like it was a roach or a rat, it was just a spider.” Oh okay. Glad to know there’s a hierarchy of acceptable insects. Silly us for expecting zero bugs in our food. The complete lack of concern, professionalism, or basic food safety was impressive in the worst way. Trying to minimize a bug in someone’s meal and then charge them for it is wild. If you enjoy surprise protein and being told it’s no big deal, this might be your place. F