Pho Thanks Brother

Stopped in for a bowl of pho today and it was excellent. The food came out fast, the portions were generous, and the prices were fair. The restaurant was clean, everyone was friendly, and the older woman working there was absolutely hilarious—she made the whole experience even better. The Vietnamese coffee was so good I ended up ordering two, one to share. Before I left, I even ordered more food to go because I already knew I’d want it later. If you’re looking for great pho with friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere, this place is definitely worth a visit.

Reviews made this place seem promising, so I tried the large Phở Tái. Unfortunately, it didn’t live up to expectations. The broth was extremely greasy—honestly the greasiest bowl of pho I’ve had at a restaurant, and I eat pho pretty often. Flavor-wise, it was also on the bland side and could have used more depth and seasoning. The staff were nice, which I appreciated, but the pho itself just wasn’t for me. Personally, wouldn’t return.

I highly recommend this place! The stuff were amazing and the food and they Vietnamese iced coffee is definitely the best one I’ve had!!! I’ll definitely be back.

Fantastic food, came here for three days straight while at convention. Pho, bahn mi, fried rice, Thai iced tea, and ube coffee were all delicious. You must treat yourself and try this delicious restaurant. The staff are very friendly and the food was prepared quickly and very tasty.

My wife and I had lunch here, while after visiting the Washington State History Museum. We were greeted quickly and warmly after entering. Glasses of water and menus were delivered as we sat. The woman who was running the "front of the house" was very observant and attentive. Our food was delivered several minutes after ordering. A check was not brought to our table, so I paid at the counter. We ordered the Banh Mih sandwich and a bowl of Pho. Both were delicious and reasonably priced. The walls are bare, except for some posters about the food and drink offerings. Otherwise, there's nothing to identify this as a Vietnamese restaurant. For those of us who are baby boomers and military veterans, that might be a good thing (flashbacks, and all). I was kind in giving two stars for atmosphere. The atmosphere is very sterile, in truth. Tables and fixtures appeared to be clean and in good repair. The floor was clean. Don't expect to have an exquisite dining experience here, but do expect excellent service and delicious food. My only complaint is that they use the stupid Square credit card processing system, which does not offer a paper receipt. I receive generous amounts of spam each day, so I'm not interested in spreading my e-mail address or mobile phone number even further. The remaining option is "no receipt", which I reluctantly selected.