Pho Tai Vietnamese Restaurant

I recently visited Phở Tái in Burien and had a pleasant experience overall. The restaurant feels clean and welcoming, with quick service and a comfortable local atmosphere. The broth was rich and aromatic — flavorful without being greasy — and the portion size was generous. The beef was tender and fresh, and the noodles were cooked just right. They also offer a good selection of Vietnamese dishes beyond just phở, and the drinks came out quickly. The staff was attentive and friendly, which made the meal even better. If I had to point out one thing, the broth could use a touch more depth, but it was still very satisfying. Overall, Phở Tái is a solid spot in Burien for a comforting, well-balanced bowl of phở and a taste of authentic Vietnamese flavors.

Food quality is very bad, noodles were unable to eat due to breaking down into tiny pieces, chicken was with tiny bones. Soup wasn’t best option to order. I did ordered chicken soup, came with beef broth. Chicken teriyaki chicken was good but not the rice.

Its what you expect. Authentic Vietnamese Pho shop. Nothing fancy and reasonable prices. I had the small size pho with steak and beef with 2 fried rolls. The pho came piping hot as it should and with fresh vegetables. The pho tasted as it should and even better in the Winter. The fried rolls tasted handmade and was savory. I love Vietnamese iced coffee and had to order one. Coffee is very mild and not too strong. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

Ordered for delivery, the portions were very large, the meat was well sliced, everything was packed with intent and stayed very hot for the 20 minute drive. The broth was incredible flavorful and rich. I enjoyed the complimentary toppings and the included utensil options. Definitely recommend the short rib pho bowl.

This Pho Tai restaurant serves fairly decent food, although customer service is mediocre. The mother appears more sincere than the son, who seems to be a family member but lacks training in customer care. I experienced difficulty with ordering, having to repeat myself multiple times. After taking my order, he instructed me to place the menu in the corner without so much as a please or thank you, which I found somewhat rude. Moving on to the food, I noticed that the combo noodles I ordered did not come with meatballs. To add meatballs, I had to order a minimum of three, which incurred an additional $3 charge for three small pieces. The broth and vermicelli dish, however, were satisfactory. Notably, the process for ordering sandwiches differs from other establishments. To order a combinati