I think this restaurant will be on my top list of Vietnamese food. I tried so many different restaurants and they were always full of msg, surprisingly this one is not making me drink water every bite (msg makes you feel thirsty). Their bun bo hue was so good, I'll try different dishes next time read more

Pasteur's Noodle Soup - 1P. Bun Bo Hue 2P. Pho Sate - Vietnamese Near Me - Everett, Washington

Eat here two or three times a week everything we've tried on the menu is excellent. You know when your Vietnamese friend you work with wants to go eat here all the time that it's good . It's a family owned Vietnamese restaurant that's located in sort of a sketchy strip mall near a pawnshop and the bus line But don't let that fool you the food is worth every penny you pay. They have such a wonderful variety and if you're not sure what you want to eat ask Tracy the owner she won't let you down. read more

Order pork chop meat not season enough taste like unseasoned pig this place used to be good

The veggie pho is the best by far! So many fresh veggies with the option of 4 broth choices: veggie, pork, beef, or chicken. Loaded with broccoli, tofu, carrots, bok choy, mushrooms and cilantro. Normal sprouts, jalapenos, and basil on the side. Healthy serving, even for a small. Beer and wine options too! So flavorful and great fresh vegetables included. read more

Pasteur's Noodle Soup - Beer and wine available! - Vietnamese Near Me - Everett, Washington

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THIS IS THE BEST PHO AROUND. The owners are kind, all the food is delicious. Its neat, clean, cozy. Beautiful TV screens with sports, they will customize your food to your liking, always greeted with a smile. They know my name, and preferences.... I highly recommend trying it out! read more

This is my new favorite spot. Had the beef short ribs and it was to die for. Amazing dinner

It takes a lot for me to bother writing a review. The food has to either be so bad it's noteworthy, or so good I'd take time to give them a shout out. Pasteur Noodle has the best Banh mi I've ever had. The bread wasn't dry, the meat was perfectly cooked and was perfectly seasoned, and the veggie:meat ratio was spot on. On top of that, I didn't even eat it fresh. I ordered take out, had to drive out to get it, and by the time I made it home, the banh mi had probably been sitting for close to 30-45 minutes, and still was incredible. I got mine with pork and a fried egg. Would give more stars if that was an option. Give this place your business, it's worth it, even if it's a bit of a drive. read more

delicious food, quick, and great portions. definitely give it a try if you are in the area! :)

Hole in the wall great place to have pho, especially on those rainy gloomy days. Definitely lift your spirits. I always get the small 9A and it has been consistently great. The owner is one of the nicest people on the planet. She makes everyone feel welcome, one of the reasons why I always come back. The chicken ban mi is also a favorite plus Vietnamese coffee if I have any room left lol. read more

Great food. Great smoothies. I would recommend it to anyone who likes pho. Friendly staff as well

I love this place! The food is great and the owners/operators are super nice. They let my kids feed the fish in their aquarium. Awesome place to eat read more

Wow, I'm floored by the only 3.5* average ratings! Just tried them my first time. Ordered delivery, 15 mins away. The food was ready faster than anticipated. Broth was totally clear, flavorful, fragrant - lots of fresh crisp basil and veg sent with it - and the meatballs were some of the best I've had! I'm not easy to please when it comes to pho broth, and I am so so excited to have found this spot. Looking forward to eating here again soon, heard the bahn mis are great. I'll update my rating if it turns out this tastiness was a fluke. read more

This place is close to work and my Vietnamese co-worker recommended. I wish I had the same enthusiasm for this place as she does. I ordered my standard pho. I'm not particularly impressed. The broth was a bit better than ok, but not notable. However, the meat? Yuck. Flavorless, tough, boring. The noodles were sticky. I hate using disposable wooden chopsticks. The restaurant isn't as clean as I'd like but not as bad as others. I don't think I'll keep this in rotation. read more

Nice staff, she was so attentive and friendly to both of us. She even offered to help us swapping a dish because we accidentally ordered a wrong one. Food was nice too, we were the first customers so it's pretty chill and quiet on the inside. read more

Pasteur's Noodle Soup - Small Bun Bo Hue and Lemongrass chicken rice dish - Vietnamese Near Me - Everett, Washington

If you're looking for authenticity this is the place. The food is absolutely the best tasting pho in all of Washington, at-least to my experience. Service feels like family, treats me and my friends and family as if we were one of their own family members. The ambiance of this restaurant gives you a taste of what delicious food comes from Vietnam. I love this place so much it's every Sunday morning. It's saved my life read more

Great food and Thai tea. Vermicelli so good and pho too. Also very good spring rolls.

I stopped in for a sandwich with my daughter. It was pretty busy for a random Monday dinner. I order the spring rolls to start. They were yummy! Their sauce had more of a soy sauce base than the usual peanut. It was a nice change. The pork Banh Mi was really good. I felt like it could have used more sauce but I enjoyed it. I ordered my daughter the children's pho. It was a very large serving and came with option of a glass of milk or soda. Total our bill was $19. Totally worth it! We got to try a little bit of everything off the menu. Next time I want to try the chicken fried rice. read more

Consistently good! This is a regular spot and will continue to be. Whether pho, banh mi, pork chops, or any of their other amazing dishes, this is always a great choice! read more

Pasteurs is still one of the best, if not the best VN restaurants around for many years now. Tracy and Tom keep it real. They're good chefs and businesspeople. They have all the regular traditional stuff; large selection of pho, rice dishes, noodle dishes - like that. They also have a good selection of specialty items. One real treat is that they make their own VNs red savory, slightly sweet, pork sausage from scratch and it shows. It's a bit like Philippine Longanisa sausage, except tastier, and not as sweet. Anyway you can enjoy the sausage in one of their Bahn Mi sandwiches, or in a rice paper wrap appetizer. Both the sandwich and appetizer are great, but the appetizer really hits it. It has all the multi textures that can characterize VN food - the smooth rice paper, the thick course sausage, the crisp fresh lettuce, julienne carrots, bell pepper spears, and crunchy center of a thin tight roll of fried rice paper in the center. Another great one is their Hue style beef and pork soup, Bun Bo Hue. Some specialty items have dropped off in the past year or so, but there's a good selection. read more

I've ordered from here several times and been pleased with the chicken Pho, but tonight's order was less than. I ordered to go, and live about 5 minutes away. I went to put the dish together, and it was all cold!!! Every other time the soup has been steaming hot. Having to put in the microwave for 3+ minutes was irritating. They also don't wear their masks, and working around food I feel like they should! read more

The pho machine never stops. And by that I mean that Pasteur's is a finely-tuned machine of Vietnamese noodle soup. This place cranks out the good stuff. They're not messing around. They have a pretty good location--busy streets for visibility, plenty of parking, easy to find. It's not such a great location in terms of the setting; there's a lot of dragginess to many of the neighborhood businesses, but Pasteur's is nice inside. Clean, well-run, with a very pleasant staff. Today it was particularly busy. The cashier said there was some Boeing family something-or-other that brought in a ton of people. You could hear the clatter of bustubs, dishwashers, ladles, cash registers, and hustling feet fairly well continually during the 30 or so minutes I was here. They handled the crush very well, and it makes me want to come back when they're not so busy--if they're this nice, this organized, and turning out food this good when they're overwhelmed, then they must be pretty spectacular when things are slow. They had all kinds of people in here today; multi-generational families who clearly eat pho all the time and come here regularly, along with curiosity-seekers who just found themselves swept in with the current exiting the Boeing thing. Everybody seemed to be enjoying their meals. You can just kind of tell that people like eating here, even before you start thinking about what it might be that gave you that impression--the menu is well put-together, and the photo cards with different dishes all convey a positive impact. You can tell they're confident in their banh mi; they've paid for professional signs and done lots of stuff with photos around the restaurant to remind you that you like sandwiches, and just because you can't pronounce "banh mi" yet doesn't mean you're not gonna flip out and love these sandwiches as soon as you finally try them. I personally still haven't had Pasteur's banh mi, but I love that they're out here proselytizing. The fresh rolls had tons of good flavor, weren't ridiculously large, and had awesome texture. The hot milk coffee comes out in a dignified-looking shallow ceramic cup with straight sides, rather than in a water glass with a rinky-dink little tin press on top. Very nice change of pace. Great flavor and creaminess to the coffee. The pho was nice. Very dark broth, but clear. A little on the salty side, but pleasantly pungent and a bit earthy. Heaps and heaps of vermicelli. Nice flank and brisket. Not a lot of vegetables in the bowl, but the condiments were all fresh and flavorful, especially the mammoth sprig of basil. I'm still full an hour and a half later. Technically, this one's a little far from my house to warrant multiple repeat visits, but it's certainly good enough to justify coming back again and again when I am in the area. read more

We love to go here for their beef bahn mi, the level of spice on them from the jalapeño is perfect and the beef is always super tender with wonderful flavor. Can't speak on any of their other menu items but if you're looking for a good bahn mi, I totally recommend! read more

I used to go to Pasteur's when I was little every now and than, which means they've been around forever! It's a decent Vietnamese restaurant, it's no Tamarind Tree but they have some pretty good food here. The Banh Mi is good and so are the hot noodle dishes (pho, bun, etc..) I really like the bun combo bowls, especially the house special bun combo. The meat is just perfectly grilled and it's quite refreshing with all the greens. The nuoc mam is a bit sweet for my liking but its not bad. The egg rolls are okay nothing special and the spring rolls have too much vermicelli. I swear once you've had a spring roll from Tamarind Tree nothing compares. The Che Ba Mau (Vietnamese Bean Dessert) here sucks but it's kinda hard to find a good one. Overall decent food for the North end. The service is okay, nothing special. I'm sure ill be back when the occasion calls but I don't crave it like I do other Vietnamese places in Seattle. read more

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This place must do something right because it's always packed. I've been coming here for about 7-8 years now and it's still packed. I think they recognize me because any issues I had with service seemed to have disappeared. After being greeted by the ginormous fish in the aquarium by the door, I was quickly seated...even though they had to clean a table for me. My steaming bowl of pho came quickly to the table, accompanied by fresh sprouts, basil and a few slices of jalapeno. A couple squirts of rooster and I was hooving. Staff came back and asked if I needed a refill. This is still my go to place up north. They used to have a frequent visitor punch card, but I gave mine away! read more

After taking my first step into Pasteur's Noodle Soup I thought, 'wow, this place is pretty big'. I felt overwhelmed when taking a glance at the menu, there were so many dishes to choose from. I started the day with a small bowl of pho, I believe it was a #7? or #7a? Anyways, on top of that bowl my husband and I shared a Vietnamese Sandwich. Ending my meal feeling full and very impressed on how the broth tastes. The buns they use for their banh mi were soft yet crunchy, it wasn't hard to chew at all! I would love to go back to Pasteurs! read more

After the disgust of my last experience wore off, I decided to try again. The food was amazing once again. The phô was flavorful and loaded with good meat. The noodles were excellent. The bahn mi was also fresh and delicious. But again, a cockroach was seen walking by our table. Fix your cockroach problem!! read more

Oh sure. I've tried other joints - but nothing beats this place. Hands down! STILL my favorite -- bar none. read more

This place is delicious. I've been here 3 times now and ordered 3 different meals. Everything is always good and the service has always been attentive and great. Give it a try. read more

This is a great find for soup in the north end. Their pho broth is excellent and they have oxtail soup too, and at a decent price. They're dishes are pretty authentic. The Vietnamese style crepes are one of my favorites around, not greasy like some other places and you get a ton of veggies to wrap them in as well. Everyone working there is super nice and hospitable, check them out. The only downside is the location, lots of transient activity in the area. I haven't had any issues yet but I always park where I can visibly see my car, etc. Support local businesses! read more

A beef rib sits atop a lake of piping hot broth. The smell of fresh basil wafts up your nose. Keeping the beef rib afloat is a spiral of superbly cooked aldente white noodles. I don't dream of pho often, but when I do... It's pasteurs. spring for the beef rib, if you're into that kind of thing. read more

Pasteur's Noodle Soup - Beef back ribs and a #4 - Vietnamese Near Me - Everett, Washington

Great service and their pho is amazing. Great broth. I love all the food here. They are clean and professional.

The food is so delicious it really makes being scared by the crackheads outside worth it. My favorite food from this place is the spring rolls because of the peanut sauce that comes with it. That is definitely a must try. The chicken sandwiches are amazing as well but obviously the pho is so good and delicious. The only thing that makes this place not my go to, is the really bad location. read more

OMG!!!! They do not sanitize at all! I was there today with my kids. My kids loves their food but we just find out. They used a plastic covered menu over and over and do not clean it after use and even the lady worker was not wearing a mask. They don't wear groves. I love this place but I just had to write a review. The restaurant needs to be more careful about the virus. Please clean the menu & sauce bottles or use a paper menu!!!!!!!! read more

Terrible service. Its a shame that the food is good because the fat guy that was serving us has the worst attitude i have ever seen. He even charged $1 extra for more bean sprouts, which has never happened before in my numerous visits there. Dont waste your time eating decent pho and go somewhere else. Waste of time and money. read more

Love this place, been going here faithfully for 5 yrs straight. Big portions, and friendly service from the owners. Service is really fast and they strive to get to know their customers. My favorite is a number 5 larged size. read more

Pasteur's Noodle Soup - My Favorite #5 larged size - Vietnamese Near Me - Everett, Washington

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I'm not a huge Pho fan, but I was taken here by a friend of Vietnamese nationality who loved the place. I wasn't blown away by any means, but the Pho was tasty and the broth had very nice flavor. I had the Banh Mi and the beef was really tender and "meaty" tasting. I know that is a strange way to describe beef, but it had a very robust flavor. Service was decent but not anything special. Food was little more expensive then what I was used to for Pho, but the additional price was worth it for the quality of the food. read more

The Bo kho beef stew soup and baguette here was super good and had a little spicy to it, the meat inside was a little too chewy for me but the soup was so on point I don't even care. Plus this place has more options if you don't want to do to deep Everett for Vietnamese food. read more

This is probably my favorite pho place in the Lynnwood/Everett area. I don't think there are many good ones around here (I prefer Seattle). My mom brings home pho from here to go often, and man it tastes pretty good! The broth is tasty and the meat is nice and tender. I have also eaten here three times at the restaurant. The Bun Bo Hue was pretty good, nothing to complain about, but not the best. It's nice that they have that option though as some pho places don't. I also feel like the pho tastes better when brought home to go rather than at the restaurant, not sure why, but it is something I've personally noticed. If I'm ever in the area this is my go-to place for pho. read more

Pasteur's Noodle Soup - Bun bo hue :3 - Vietnamese Near Me - Everett, Washington

This is the best pho, hands down. Been coming here for 10+ years. I've tried pho all over the Puget sound, in other parts of the US and even in Paris and this is still in my opinion the best. read more

This pho is very good It's the best pho in Everet area. The owner treats every customer like a VIP. I recommend this place the grilled pork sandwiches are the best I've had read more