Pho 75

I had a great experience at this Pho 75, very similar in quality to the Arlington location, but without the long lines. The pho is consistently excellent: a rich, deeply flavorful broth, perfectly cooked noodles, and generous portions of tender beef. It’s a simple menu, but everything is done right. Service is fast and efficient, and even during peak hours, the turnover is smooth. The setting keeps the focus on the food.

Great pho for a first-time experience. I highly recommend trying the “nam gau,” which is one of the most popular choices on the menu. The broth is flavorful, the meat is tender, and the portion is satisfying. Prices are very affordable, making it a great value for the quality. This spot was suggested by a friend, and it definitely lived up to expectations. If you’re new to pho or just looking for a reliable option, this is a solid choice worth checking out.

The Pho 75 in Falls Church, Va The beef soups here are excellent. Broth is rich and aromatic, noodles have perfect texture, and the meat portions are generous. Clean, bright flavor that tastes like it’s been simmering all day, not watered down. Honestly, I think it might edge out Pho Delite. Service is fast, place is no-frills, and you’re in and out with a great bowl every time. If you want classic, legit pho in Falls Church, this is it.

Got a regular bowl of chicken pho ($11.50). Charged 13.75. Before I opened my mouth to question the price, the man at the counter held his hand out in a rude manner and repeated $13.75 aggressively. I figured there is always an extra cost …

This place only accepts CASH! Wow 2026 and no electronic payments of any sorts. Great just great. If you didn’t search up this place and just wandered in to get a fresh hot bowl of pho then guess what, you wouldn’t know it’s cash only. Especially if there’s no sign on the door indicating payment forms of only accepting cash. I entered with my friend and upon entering the host kindly waved and pointed to a table. We both wanted seafood Pho, which they DO NOT have. Only beef and chicken pho. After we ordered, we received the food not long later. The chicken was dry and bland, the beef was rare. We didn’t complain or say anything though in that moment. After finishing up our meals, we went to the front to pay and what do you know there was a sign that says “cash only at register” on the wall. Meaning if you came in and was greeted and sat down you wouldn’t be able to see the sign, it was not in the same direction of the doorway. Nor was it on the door. Anyways I was then told it was only cash by the cashier after pulling out my card. But don’t worry, there’s an ATM IN THE BACK (Lord have mercy) an ATM, at this point I was upset because, what ? You have an ATM but not electronic payment interesting. And ofc it charges you $3 to get cash out. Yeah I’m not. Anyways I ended up doing so and paying cash. Honestly, they should do better with letting customers know it’s cash only. Upon sitting down servers should tell customers “hey we only accept cash”, just so customers are aware. They should also put a sign up on the door. Pretty simple, or place more signs so it’s visible. It was not visible in any direction unless you went physically to the cashier and looked on the wall where the paintings were placed. I’ve been to many pho places and this place is the worst I’ve experienced, I do not plan on coming back.