Vietnamese restaurant

J’s House

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J’s House is listed on FindALoco in Fort Worth, TX with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Vietnamese Restaurant.

J’s House is a welcoming Vietnamese restaurant in Fort Worth, TX, serving familiar Vietnamese favorites at 10760 N Beach St. With a 4.5-star rating from 191 reviews, it is a local option for diners looking for pho, rice noodle soups, fresh rolls, and other comforting Vietnamese dishes in the north Fort Worth area. The restaurant is open daily from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM except Tuesday, when it is closed.

Pho is a central part of the experience at J’s House. Guests have specifically enjoyed the combination pho, beef pho, and chicken pho, noting generous portions and deeply satisfying bowls that are especially welcome on cooler days. For those seeking a bolder, more distinctive noodle soup, the Bun Bo Hue has also earned praise for its delicious flavor. Whether you are already a pho regular or trying Vietnamese noodle soup for the first time, J’s House offers approachable choices for a relaxed lunch or dinner in Fort Worth.

The menu also gives diners plenty to enjoy beyond soup. Fresh shrimp rolls, spring rolls served with peanut sauce, wontons, crab rangoons, and egg rolls have all appeared in customer feedback. One reviewer highlighted their first experience with bánh ram ít, appreciating both its flavor and satisfying crunch. Complimentary egg rolls have also been mentioned by guests, a thoughtful touch that can make a first visit feel especially welcoming. These shareable starters make J’s House a fitting choice for couples, families, and friends who want to sample several flavors together.

Inside, J’s House is described as bright and comfortable, with booth seating that guests have found pleasantly cushioned. The atmosphere suits an easygoing meal rather than a rushed stop, whether you are meeting someone for lunch, bringing family to dinner, or picking up Vietnamese comfort food nearby. Customer experiences with service can vary, but reviewers have also recognized kind, welcoming hospitality and friendly conversation from the team.

For Vietnamese food in Fort Worth, Texas, J’s House is worth considering when a hot bowl of pho, flavorful Bun Bo Hue, or a plate of fresh rolls sounds right. Its location on N Beach Street makes it a convenient neighborhood restaurant for north Fort Worth diners. Visit during its Wednesday-through-Monday service hours to explore a menu built around recognizable Vietnamese staples, fresh flavors, and a comfortable dining setting.

Ratings & Reviews

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Amy Almeida
5d ago

The Bun Bo Hue was absolutely delicious! It was my first time trying Bánh Rám ít, and it was SO good. I loved the flavor and the perfect crunch. Everything tasted fresh and full of flavor. Also, V had amazing customer service. We had a great conversation, and she was so kind and welcoming. Overall, it was a great experience. Definitely a 10/10—I can’t wait to go back!

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Moses Nguyen
5d ago

It was our first time here. The space is nice and bright. We sat at a booth, and I was surprised how comfy the cushion was. The service is a bit slow here. I had to flag several times to get my glass of water refilled. What was new to me was the complimentary egg rolls they gave to my wife and I, which is a nice touch. I ordered the 5pc Chicken Wing (Lemon Pepper) as an appetizer, and boy was I disappointed. For $8/5pc, you get very small wing/drum (Roughly the same size as the wings from Buffalo Wild Wings). The seasoning didn't really stand out. At least the wings were crispy and moist, but for the size, I don't recommend it. I rate the wings a 1 star. I also ordered the J1.Spicy Beef and Pork Noodle Soup (Bún bò Huế). The soup lacked a lot of flavor, and no spice to it. I had to flag, to request chili oil, and lime. There wasn't a lot of meat. No congealed pork blood (huyết), but at least it came with the pork knuckle (giò heo). I rate my dish a 2 star. It would've been a 1 star, but that pork knuckle added a star. My wife ordered J4. Hue's Steamed Rice Cakes (Bánh bèo) 10pc. She rates her dish a 4 star. It came out fresh and the crispy pork skin garnish was interesting. It came with 2 small bowls of fish sauce. She added the chili oil into her fish sauce to give it a kick. I do like that they did their chili oil in house, which was nice. Overall experience, I give this place a 3 star. Nice atmosphere. Clean place. I just don't like how slow the service was, especially when I left my empty glass of water out at the edge of the table for them to see, and yet I still had to flag someone to refill. I don't think I'll be back.

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Christian Wortham
5d ago

Memorial Day was the first time I tried this restaurant, & it was a great decision. I ordered some of my favorite things: fresh shrimp rolls, crab ragoons, & a regular sized chicken pho (great portion in itself, but will definitely get the large size when it gets cold outside 😄). I could tell that everything was authentic & prepared with love! Everything was delicious. My server, Sui, & everyone else, was very attentive, kindhearted, & hospitable. Gratefully, I do live close by, so I will be back to try more things!!!

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carolina Flores
5d ago

Pho was amazing!! We had a combination and a beef pho. Hot and very delicious!! Also had wontons- freshly made!! And spring rolls that were so amazing with the peanut sauce !!

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Yam
5d ago

Food is very mediocre. Pho soup isn’t pipping hot. Too much noodles not enough meats. Egg rolls and springs rolls ain’t that good at all. Luckily we are very close to this restaurant. Otherwise it will be a waste of a drive. Probably won’t be returning

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