Pho Viet

This place has a lot of competition within a hundred feet of its front door, But it holds its own. Gigantic menu and the non-traditional stuff is just as Accessible as the traditional stuff. I visited on a Saturday for lunch, So the place really wasn't that busy. For 25 bucks I got enough food to feed 2 normal people or one of me. The Bunh Bo wasn't too spicy, ton of fixings come with it, beef is super tender. Presentation was lovely and I clean my bowl. I will be going back soon to try the Clay pot fish and Stir fry squid.

If you are looking for any possible Vietnamese dish, this is the place for you. They had more than 200 options on the menu, and with so many delicious options it was hard for most of our table to know what to pick. I was in the mood for pho and so rarely see a vegetarian option but they had it so that's what I got and it was delicious. Not only was the menu large but the turn around on our food was so quick and the staff was super attentive. The space does clearly double as a venue as it has a stage and dance floor so it felt a little empty when just dinner was happening, but I'm sure it's a great time if you have an event there.

One of my favourite places in the city! I always find myself craving this fresh, simple, Vietnamese food. My partner’s family makes the best Vietnamese food and I find it really hard to pay for any sort of sub-par Viet food but this is one place that I will go to over and over again. Portions are generous, priced affordable, ingredients are always fresh and authentic, and the waiters are always welcoming. Everything on the menu is great but my favs are 73, 88, and 106. Would come here every week if I could!

This has been my 4th or 5th time eating at this beautiful restaurant, I like the service it's very personable, friendly and the food is always delicious 😋. Look at the pictures of the meal I had earlier tonight here, don't it look fire?! It was good as it looks. Go by and check them out even the atmosphere is live.

Nice people and good service. I love that the tables are spread out and not too cramped together like other Vietnamese restaurants within the same area. They were short staffed on the day we visited and didn't have chefs for stir-fry dishes which we initially wanted to try. But the staff were polite and apologized for the inconvenience. After this first time experience, we still think this place is worth returning again so that we can also try the stir-fry dishes next time. We also tried the Pho (not part of the photos that we took) and the broth is on the lighter flavor side. Though we did enjoy the Bun Mam broth which had crispy bits of pork fat and a spicy, sweet, and herby note which hit the spot on a cold day. As for Ban Beo, it is a bit tough and chewy, not a standout, but a novelty that you might want to order one time to know what it tastes like. 📸 Ban Beo Bun Mam ♥️

4.5 stars: A lot of people have recommended this spot to me, and I was glad to have tried it! The space is huge and very spacious— good for groups both large and small. There weren’t that many people there for Friday lunch and my friends and I were seated immediately. The service was attentive, quick, and food came out quickly. I ordered the Mi Quang, a staple dish of Central Vietnam. It was delicious, though the noodles were a bit flavorless and overcooked compared to the rest of the dish components and I wish there was even just a little more broth in it. Otherwise, the ingredients (shrimp, chicken, pork, greens) were fresh, eclectic, and all came together cohesively. The broth was excellent: rich, hearty, and savory— wonderful umami flavors. We also shared a Vietnamese Spinach vegetable dish, which came with a bowl of rice, and was sautéed well. The garlic flavor was strong, aromatic, and made the dish taste very fresh. I also tried some of the Tofu Banh Mi, which was okay (but very fairly priced— $7.50, which is among the very cheapest I’ve seen in Argyle so far). The bread was flaky and well toasted, and the sandwich as a whole tasted fresh and good— just a little dry. Prices have increased (as they have everywhere) and the changes are listed on the front of the menu, but overall it’s still very affordable and a great value! The menu is very long and expansive, so I’d definitely be interested in coming back to try their other dishes.

Wonderful Vietnamese place. Food was great, portions were large, owners were really nice as well. Came out to chat with us when they weren’t busy. Definitely a neighborhood go to place. Had the Pho, meat was super tender and fresh, soup was flavorful. Also has the spring rolls with pork which was really flavorful as well. Will definitely be back!