Nestled in the heart of Los Angeles, Pho Hue Oi is a hidden gem that promises a culinary journey through the vibrant flavors of Vietnam. As a food enthusiast with an affinity for Vietnamese cuisine, I was eager to explore their menu, and my visit to this charming restaurant left me utterly impressed.Upon stepping into Pho Hue Oi, I was greeted with an ambiance that exuded warmth and authenticity. The menu featured an array of tempting dishes, but I couldn 't resist diving into their Rice Plates – a true showcase of Vietnamese culinary delights.After much contemplation, I decided to indulge in their Com Suon Nuong – a delightful rice plate featuring tender and succulent grilled pork that was...
The food is good and tasty here. I always eat the Pho Tai Bo vien anywhere I go. The beef was tender, noodles were done properly, broth was good. Some of the other reviews here are not fair regarding service time and politeness. My family’s experience was great we are from out of town. They are short staffed but seated us promptly and took our order quickly. We interacted with 3 staff members and all were very polite and made sure we had everything we needed for our 2 younger children. Try them out!
I ordered noodles with garlic grilled shrimp. The noodles were hard, and so was my shrimp. I had to add salt, pepper, and chile to give it some flavor. This dish costs 18.50.My daughter ordered a soup, and even though it wasn't hot, she said it was good.The service was excellent.The place is very small and we had to wait outside for about half an hour.I'm willing to go back to try one of their soups.
Ordered using a delivery service. Was pleasantly surprised with their flavorful broth and fresh ingredients. They were even nice enough to substitute my noodles for ramen upon request. Egg rolls were good though a bit on the fishier side. This was the first time I've ever had Pho without jalapenos, since none came with the order. Not the best, but good enough to scratch that itch.
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Whenever I want to have Bun Bo Hue (a traditional dish from the central city of Vietnam: fresh noodles with beef cooked in herbs flavorful beef broth), I always come here. The Bun Bo Hue here is real good. I tried other dishes here too but let’s say Bun Bo Hue is the best.Service is normal anw.
I wouldn't say I have been to hundreds of pho restaurants. However, as for the ones that i have been to, this is probably top 3. Let's start with the food first. We ordered the egg rolls, ribeye pho and spicy beef something... It's blanking on me
The food is great with a variety, including Pho, sandwiches, and whole entrees. The iced teas are just as good the next. The service is phenomenal and fast!Food: 4/5
Food is good, large portion, service is good. Small dining room gets crowded during peak time. Plenty of parking in large shopping center.
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The boba was good but the cups were small. The broth in the pho was flavorful but they were cheap on how much meat they put in each bowl.
Staff are friendly, foods was ok not that delicious.Food: 4/5
B6. Bun Tom Thit Nuong Cha Gio (Grilled Pork, Shrimp An Egg Roll)
C3. Com Dac Biet (Grilled Chicken, Pork, Shrimp And Egg)
B8. Mi Toi Bo Luc Lac (Wok-Seared Cubed Filet Mignon)
C2. Com Suon Bo Rice W/ Grilled Short Ribs It's Back!
C4. Com Suon Nuong, Trung Chien And Tau Hu Ky Plate
Garlic Noodle With Grilled Jumbo Shrimp Party Tray
C1. Com Bo Luc Lac (Wok-Seared Cubed Filet Mignon)
C8. Com Chien Thap Cam (House Special Fried Rice)
Bandeja De Fiesta De Arroz Frito Con Camarones
Garlic Noodle With Grilled Chicken Party Tray
