Had the steak pho. It was really good. The broth was hearty and the steak was sliced thin. Will definitely be back.

Pho Pasteurs is the best pho place in Everett IMO. You can get a chicken ban mi (a Vietnamese sandwich ) for less than $5 and they are awesome!!! The place has been packed every time that I have gone there, but there always seems to be enough staff and I have never had to wait more than 20 min for my food. Usually more like 10. The dinner fare here is really great too, I usually get the rice with lemongrass chicken, which is f-in-awesome! I give them five stars when their TV starts plating some sports, instead of the Vietnamese channel. I know its a Vietnamese restaurant, but most of the customers are american. read more

They're open until 10, and the pho is great (and low cost). We arrived about 9:30. Two other several other folks showed up after us. We never felt rushed - as often happens when walking in the door that close to closing time. read more

Pasteur's Noodle Soup - Nom nom nom - Vietnamese Near Me - Everett, Washington

Not only do they have the best local pho but they have the best customer service! My husband and I used to come to this place pre covid times but today we ordered some takeout and used DoorDash. Unfortunately the driver didn't handle with care after being instructed by the owner multiple times. Our broth spilled. We cannot leave our home due to being quarantined. So the owner volunteered to bring us broth to our house! (Left it outside) which was more than AMAZING! Definitely will be ordering more often! read more

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Tracy is amazing! The food is always delicious and on point. My family and I are always leaving satisfied and wanting more! Everything on the menu is reasonably cheap for the quality of the food you're getting. read more

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Our new go to pho place. The broth is good, service is fast but their portion of meat has been lessening. Hopefully, they stop slimming on the meat. read more

Grilled chicken banh mi was completely bland and totally unbalanced in ingredients, don't get your banh mi fix here.

To be honest I am not the biggest pho fan. I do love other Vietnamese food though. I may not be giving them the best opportunity to prove themselves because I've only eaten there twice but first visits are the most important! So I got their traditional pho the first time. It was good. For the price... um, I'm not a pho expert. I can't remember about the portion size. Second time I ordered something else. I can't remember what it was since It has been over a year now but I will never forget it. I thought I bit into a fishbone. But I wasn't eating fish. It was a staple. Now how the hell did they manage to do that? I've worked restaurants as a teenager and even fast foods. I know the digusting things that goes on. Now, this isn't a disgusting thing like hair or nails but staple can seriously hurt me! I mentioned it to the staff and they seriously felt bad... but that was it! No investigating to find out how that could have happened. It's not like I'm looking for a free lunch. Either way, I really wanted to give a lower rating but that wouldn't be completely fair. The food was decent. My sister's family goes there all the time and loves it. For me though, I will not go to a place that can't keep their office tools out of their menu. If I had to go in to a gastrointestinal doctor because I was being poisoned by a tiny punture leak in my guts, who would pay for that? Ok, I'm being over dramatic about it... or am i? I'm in the medical field and anything is possible. read more

Pasteur's has an okay vegetable pho. The size is good, and there is a lot of vegetables in my pho. However, the soup sometimes tastes like water sometimes even though I ask for beef broth. read more

Really bad customer service and horrible pho. Like lukewarm broth and cold meat, no exaggeration. I could deal with bad customer service if the pho is on point, but this place is all around horrible. Don't go. read more

This is one of my favorite pho spots. But it got ruined today because I found a COCKROACH in my soup... Might be a place I come back to 10 years down the road... read more

Pasteur's Noodle Soup - Cockroach I found in my soup... - Vietnamese Near Me - Everett, Washington

This place serves some ofthe best pho ive had. The broth is the best part and the good price is a big bonus. The primary reason im giving a 4 is that the other dishes didnt impress me like the pho. Otherwise the service has been good and the atmosphere is ok. read more

The worst Vietnamese restaurant in the area!folks do not come here! Their banh xeo was soft like a pancake when it's supposed to be crispy! . Oh did I mention it cost $16 dollars! .horrible food and service!!! Stay away folks! !! read more

Pasteur's Noodle Soup - Their banh xeo was soft like a pancake when it's supposed to be crispy! . Oh did I mention it cost $16 dollars! .horrible food - Vietnamese Near Me - Everett, Washington

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It's hard to write a review for a place like this. The Pho is better at Than Brothers which is about a mile away and the Banh Mi is better at Yummy Deli which is about two miles away and the prices are better at both. Does this mean that the food at this place is bad? No, but why would I come here and pay more for food that I don't like as much? It's kind of a tough place to be as a restaurant. They've been around for a while so I guess they must have a fan base. The food is fine but I can drive another mile for better and cheaper. Technically, I live closer to the Than Bros anyway... read more

Oh Pasteur's how you've lost your touch. I ordered their banh xeo and Bun Bo Hue the other day and both were just awful. The banh xeo was extra greasy and was full of onions. It was more like an onion crepe then anything and their bun bo hue was not bun bo hue. It wasn't even the right color. Instead of that spicy looking red color I got a light brown color broth. Stick to their pho or their rice dishes. Anything outside of that is probably not going to be good. read more

The service here is fantastic. Waitresses are friendly and quick. Portions of my pho was huge and tasty. I only had half of a small and way beyond stuffed. I also had a few of the chicken wings that were mighty tasty as well. I had to go spring rolls a few days later and they were the best springs rolls I've ever had. If your ever up in Everett, you gotta give this place a try! read more

Is good here usually. I think the fried rice is pretty good here too. The pho was kind of salty and sweet at the same time which was kind of weird. But usually good. Good portions too read more

sat down and moved the condiment trays to expose a big fat ROACH

Yum. Yum. Yum. Service was fast, friendly. The place was clean. I had pho, of course. Brisket & tendon. The jalapeño added just the right amount of heat. Well seasoned. Note: I'm a pretty big eater generally, couldn't quite finish a small. Will be back for sure. read more

Worst Pho I have ever had. I was very excited to see there was a place to get Pho after 9pm. We got it to go so everything came separate which was great. But the broth was so metallic tasting and had a weird "tinge" to it, also my raw steak had weird spots on it. Immediately lost my appetite after the first bite. read more

I went here for the first time, and last, with my wife for lunch about three weeks ago. I ordered some noodle bowl soup thing with beef brisket or flank steak. I can't remember exactly. My wife ordered some Pho noodle thing that she liked and that was about it for that. My bowl was quite large and I managed to get about a morsel size piece of meat in my mouth before exploring the rest of the contents of my bowl. I started lifting the meat pieces up with my fork and was absolutely disgusted. I called the guy over that took our order and verified what it was I was eating. He seemed very indifferent and not friendly at all. I pushed the bowl away while he was there and said I am not eating this. I am not exaggerating when I say the pieces of meat I lifted out of the bowl looked like something they would have on fear factor. There were these large shredded, massacred pieces of meat that were clinging to each other by the oddest looking fat "tendons"(for lack of a better term) with clearly defined veins. It looked like something that had been ran over with a car. My wife thought it was pig a s s. I absolutely lost my appetite did not eat any of the soup besides the initial morsel of meat I had tasted. When the bill came the female waitress only charged for my wife's meal and our pops. I wasn't going to pay for me meal anyway. I did not try anything else here so I can't attest to their culinary skills with other dishes. I also will not ever go here again. In the end, my food was not good and the service from the guy was not good. read more

In my opinion, pho is pho. There is very little variation in pho from one place to another. As far as I was concerned, this place was just fine. Might've been a little salty (do they use msg?? i have no idea) for my taste, and service wasn't very good, but other than that I had no complaints. My friend didn't like the consistency of her rice noodles, but I was happy with mine. I only wish they had fresh coconut juice. read more

The problem with Asian business practice is that when they are doing well and have lots of customers, they increase the price!? To make it worse, they didn't even bother to change it on the menu and verbally tell you after you decided to order it. Then they come back and say, when we ran out of this dish today. When Pasteur's first opened up, they paid closed attention to details and customer service, but as time goes along, the service is progressively getting worse and wait staff are clueless and usually understaff. One waiter servicing the whole restaurant is asking for mistakes. So now you have longer wait times, higher price items than before, and clueless wait staff. No matter how good the food is, which is only mediocre here, the overall ineptitude of everything else takes away the whole experience of fine dining and enjoying it... Very disappointed... read more

The good thing about this place is that it's menu is considerably big comparatively. I had the spicy beef noodle soup, which was pretty flavorful, but there was a lot of noodle compared to meat and broth. We also ordered what I will call a grill it on your own surf and turf, which came with the fixins' that let you wrap your own food in rice paper. The meat wasn't marinated, so after it's cooked, it wasn't anything impressive. Next time I come back, I will try the pho, because good pho is usually a mark of a good restaurant. read more

The most nasty Pho" I have ever had. My Pho" Ga, BONELESS chicken Pho" had bones in it, sour broccoli, and to make this worse, it was near cold! Waiter was rude, and slightly disrespectful. I do not recommend to anyone. I could not even eat it. read more

I don't know how a restaurant survive in this economy with terrible service, and terrible food. Born and raised in Vietnam, I do know a little bit about Pho and noodle soup and let me tell you this place is far from authentic. Will never ever come back to this place again. read more

The best Pho period. They also have a delicious bowl of hot death that I forget the name of but just ask they know what you're talking about. Everything's already been said about this place so just go and then you'll be mad you didn't do it sooner. read more

Outside Little Saigon in Seattle, this is probably one of more good places. Pasteur's has a similar menu to most of the Vietnamese places in the region, but does an outstanding job and is a notch above the others. Most places can do at least a somewhat competent job on the bun or com dishes - they involve mostly simple grilling or stir frying, but there tends to be greater variability in the pho broth between different restaurants. Pasteur has pretty good flavors in the pho broth and is above average for the area. And the quality of the meat is pretty good. read more

service=2 pho=4 cleanliness of dining room=5 cleanliness of bathroom=2 price=3 Pasteurs is a good place to go for pho. I enjoyed their number 4a and crispy egg rolls. It took longer than it should have to take our order, the food came out quickly, the dishes were good and presented well. I disliked the wooden chopsticks and was wishing i would have brought mine own. The crispy egg rolls were tasty, but nothing special. I was disappointed in the dive bar feel of the bathrooms. I wouldnt sit on their toilet if i had to ! the urinal had paper stuck in it and the floors were a disaster. The atmosphere was nice and the service friendly, just real slow service would i come back? yes....will i bring my own chopsticks so i am not savoring flavor off of their wooden sticks? yes will i be patient with their service? i will do my best :) the food is good, thats for sure. i am going to try more than the soup next time and a yummy entree. read more

Seriously, why the hell aren't more of you eating here? I'm living in Arizona now and every time I eat pho I inevitably sigh and say: "Too bad it's not as good as Pasteurs" read more

Not bad Vietnamese food for the Everett area, and most importantly, it's clean and spacious. The menu also has a lot to offer. The Pho is a B grade because you can tell there's a lot of MSG/sodium in it, what I would call "mass produced" pho. I've tried a few other dishes that were mediocre but not bad when you're hungry! read more

Pasteur's Noodle Soup is a great place for Pho - they have a wide variety of ingriedients for the Pho, as well as a good sized menu of other offerings. They also offer Vietnamese sandwiches. My only gripe is that sometimes the service is a bit on the slow side, especially during busier times. Otherwise I would highly recommend this restaurant. read more

I can't comment on the service or the pho. We usually just come for takeout sandwiches and the fresh spring rolls. Neither are amazing. I have no idea what specifically they are lacking, but there just isn't the same punch I have had in other places. However, they are pretty good, close to home, open late and not too pricey. I have noticed that things didn't look super clean when I have been in. read more

I was delightfully surprised at how good the food is. I ordered one order of spring rolls (7A) and an egg noodle soup (1M) and devoured both. The soup had a good ratio of meat and noodles and the broth was fantastic. The spring roll was full of meat (no noodles) and vegetables. I ended up ordering another of the spring rolls at the end of my meal. No cockroaches during my visit and I will definitely be back. read more

I was in town for business so we Yelped somewhere to eat and found this place. First I want to say that I live just a few miles from Little Saigon in Southern California which has the largest Vietnamese population outside of Vietnam. I have eaten at dozens of Vietnamese restaurants thousands of times over the years since they are so prevalent in So Cal. This was probably the best Pho I have ever eaten. I had the beef and ginger Pho, absolutely delicious. The restaurant is comfortable and the service was outstanding. At least I thought so since Vietnamese restaurants in So Cal aren't known for their service. My business partner agreed that the food and service was great. I can't attest for the other dishes but based on the Pho they are probably good too. The next time I am in town I will definitely return. read more

35 minutes for my chicken pho to arrive to my table?!?! I had already left by that time since my lunch break is 30 minutes. My fiancé even ordered ahead before I arrived at the restaurant. He decided to stay and wait for his pho. No one even bothered checking on us or informing us our order will be coming out late. read more

I enjoy coming here.. People are friendly and They offer more than just pho.. Very vegetarian friendly so it helps when I am with friends who are non meat eaters.. Good service as well.. read more

The special weekend dish was very good, although it could use some coconut juice to give it a more authentic vietnamese feel and make it beret. The rice with lemongrass beef was absolutely amazing and overall, the place was very reasonably priced and a great place to eat. read more

The best pho in the north end. I am a pho addict and could eat it every day (no joke). I've tried several shops throughout Lynnwood and Everett (Seattle and Bellingham as well) and find myself coming back here every time. Their broth is always hot and flavorful and no matter how busy this place gets, the service is always quick and friendly. Most places are a hit-or-miss with their broth (which I am extremely particular about) and Pasteur's always has the most satisfying broth. read more