Phở Pasteur

Visiting Pho Pasteur on a snowy day was absolutely blissful! I had the pleasure of dining there with a Vietnamese friend who lives in Boston, and she said that this is hands down the best Vietnamese cuisine she's ever had in the city. The food was seriously delicious! And the coconut smoothie was just amazing. This place is amazing! The service here is just as great as "The Flash," you definitely need to come check it out. Highly recommend!

Pho on a rainy day in Boston makes everything better. I got the large Beef Noodle Soup (#13) and it completely hit the spot — super flavorful, hearty, and definitely filling. The fresh rolls were fantastic too, super fresh and tasty. It was pretty busy despite the rain, but the service was quick and friendly. The space is cozy and simple — nothing fancy, but that’s part of the charm. You come here for the quality food, and it absolutely delivers. I’d definitely come back!

It was my first day in Boston, and I had dinner here this evening. The warm hospitality and wonderful food made it a truly enjoyable experience. However, due to my mistake, I left the restaurant without checking the tip, which may have caused an awkward situation. It was not intentional, but rather a misunderstanding on my part. I sincerely apologize and ask for your kind understanding. I’ll make sure this doesn’t happen again on my next visit. Thank you very much for the excellent meal and friendly service. ^^

Vietnamese restaurants in Chinatown It gets crowded during dinner time, but not so crowded at lunchtime. You need to choose the portion size yourself. Recommended roast beef Vietnamese rice noodles (basic) The location is easy to remember

This place served the food really quick, however we were definitely rushed out. I never had that experience before in any other restaurant because we were in and out the restaurant in under 30 mins. The restaurant was not full at that time since we arrived before the regular dinner hours (around 4pm). I felt rushed around the 20-25 min mark because the waiter would come and take the dishes away once they saw something was complete, and gave the receipt asap. They weren't busy because when they weren't rushing us, the guys were just standing and chatting amongst each other. Also, I come from Toronto so maybe the taste of pho is different in Boston, but the soup was a bit sour than what I am used to in Toronto and Vietnam itself. Maybe Boston taste buds are different (my partner who grew up