Pho An 2

Ordered: Pho #1 (meat combination soup with rice noodles) and Thai Tea Price: $16.00 + $5.00 The meat to noodle ration is 1:1, so the soup is massive. Beef was tender, and the broth was light, complimenting the well seasoned meat. Thai tea was great, but alot of ice, so about five good sips and you are done T_T. Service was very fast, which was awesome and you pay at the counter when you're done. Overall, solid and would go back again

Great place for pho and other Vietnamese specialties! Very clean, good service .

Yikes! Serious price gouging since I was here last. $5 for a Thai used tea, $17 for a bowl of pho with less meat in it. I’d pass this one up and try another place.

I have been frequenting this restaurant for the past 4 years. About 5 months ago i noticed new staff and I no longer see the previous owners. The food is not very good, very inconsistent, and it’s definitely overpriced. The servers never check on you unless you signal for them. I was there this evening; 1/10/26 and ordered the brisket pho and the fried egg rolls. The egg rolls came out and i noticed right away they had been “refried” and over cooked. I tried to explain to the server (older) lady that they were too hard and she say “no, not too hard.” The Pho cane out and the broth was dark and the brisket was like leather. Also, the Sriracha is an off brand in a Sriracha bottle. That’s deceptive in itself, and if they cutting corners and misrepresenting the sauce, makes you wonder what oth

The ambience is average. The service is typical for Vietnamese Pho restaurant, which is to take your order and leave you alone. We ordered two Phở Tái Nạm and both were not consistent. One barely had enough pho noodles for a child. Mine had a total of 5 small slices of meat, 2 were the Tái about 1.5” square. The other 3 were the Nạm about 1.25” square. The broth has absolutely no flavor. We both tried our best to eat but it was just not good at all. It tasted like the plain dried noodles had been soaked in hot water. There was absolutely no flavor of any kind. No taste of beef bone, no taste of any spice of any sort, and worst thing is, not even salted. We looked for some nước mắm but there were none to be found. We each took our first bite to try and could not continue. So we paid and le