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    Pho 75

    4.0 (635 reviews)
    ModerateVietnamese, Noodles
    Closed 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    PHO 75 ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    It was amazing, great portion, hot and yummy, it's a cash only business but if u don't have any, there's an ATM right there
    Stefanie T.

    Great place, amazing food! Cash only tho! But the service was super quick, and the ambiance is relaxed and comfy, definitely recommend, I'm going back for sure!!!

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    Lei F.

    Affordable pho, cash only. They do have an ATM inside if you need to withdraw cash. The restaurant specializes in JUST pho. Don't expect to come here to order appetizers, vermicelli, or a rice dish. Come here for the pho experience. It's a quick and simple pho restaurant. Don't expect extravagant service. They're here to take your order, get you your food, and clean up after you. That being said... Although the pho was good, I feel like this place is overhyped. There wasn't anything 'different' about it. It's authentic, but I can't place my finger on what makes it that way??? And if anything, I wish my pho stayed hotter. The price is cheap compared to other Vietnamese restaurants, but with inflation, it won't be as cheap as it ever was. If you live further away from Pho 75, I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here, but we just had to try it since it's been a DMV staple.

    Sonia K.

    The broth didn't feel as clear as it should be and the pho wasn't hot enough when served. But the flavors and the quality of the meat were still great! The service was fast too. I would probably go to the other location next time to see if it's better as this was my first time in this location.

    Thomas V.

    If you care a lot about service, you wouldn't enjoy this place. But if you like pho for a good price, it would be worth it to come here. Like a lot of the what the other reviews say, the staff is efficient at what they do but they don't care for any pleasantries. The Pho came out quickly after we ordered even though the restaurant was packed on a weekday afternoon. After that, our waiter never checked in with us again. The pho itself tasted good and had big portions. Meat quality was decent as well. They do use good amount of MSG that I can taste. Be sure to bring cash for when you pay at the register! Otherwise you will have to use their ATM.

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    Irene F.

    This is where the locals eat. Crowded spot with a line out the door but quick service and straightforward menu. Cash only. Everything was absolutely perfect. Try the corn pudding!!

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    Anj P.

    had it for the first time recently after hearing so many good things about this place. the smell when i first entered was to die for, it was amazing. the pho itself, delicious. the broth was so healing. the service was great. our server did not give a crap about what we were getting or what we wanted, he just took our order and left, which is how you know this place is legit. it is cash only, but they do have an ATM inside as well. highly recommend this place

    Cynthia C.

    I've been going here for over a decade at this point and it is still the spot I'd recommend to anyone for pho. It's cash only, but they do have an ATM inside. The service is quick and efficient with not a single word wasted, and you'll quickly end up with a beautiful bowl of pho in front of you.

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    Dinh D.

    Very tradition service so you wait until they get to you which can very to short or long wait time. The pho is good! Many options and small or large bowl. Reminds you of a small pho place with many seatings but can be cramp.

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    Jens J.

    I suppose I could just copy and paste my review of the Pho 75 in Rosslyn, but I won't. They are basically the same experience. Cash only (though there is an ATM inside). One difference between the Pho 75 in Falls Church and the one in Rosslyn is that here, there is plenty of parking. And too, the Falls Church Pho 75 is next to Banh Mi DC where you can pick up some mighty good eggrolls as a way to top off your pho afterwards. This location is always very busy. But even if the line to be seated is spilling out the door, the line moves quickly. Service is brisk and no-nonsense, though still polite. If the server remembers you, he will dispense with providing you with a menu and just take your order right there on the spot. I like that! I have a bit of preference for their fragrant and tasty chicken broth over the still very good beef broth, so I always order the #17 (pho ga). You can order the regular or large size. The difference between the sizes is barely noticeable. For $2 extra, you can order a cup of extra meat. At Pho 75, I always order the coffee with condensed milk. The standard practice is to take your coffee in the mug, stir it with the condensed milk at the bottom of the mug, then pour it over the ice in a another glass. But me, I drink the coffee with a spoon, taking a spoonful of the rich dark delicious coffee with a dab of the sweet condensed milk from the bottom of the mug. The contrast in the flavors is a delightful experience.

    Stephanie C.

    Everything is absolutely delicious!! Service is friendly and fast, with a super calm ambiance! Will definitely be back soon, this is now my official pho place!! Important to note: restaurant is cash only, but there is an ATM in the back.

    Lord M.

    Pho 75 has been a staple in the community for well over a decade, and for good reason--it's simply the best pho spot around. I've been coming here since I was a wee little kid, and it's always been a must-go for family, friends, or anyone visiting the area who asks, "Where's the best pho?" Hands down, Pho 75 takes the crown. The flavors are consistently on point, with rich, deeply layered broth, perfectly cooked noodles, and high-quality meats that make every bowl an experience. But what really sets this place apart? Even my mom--a notoriously picky pho eater--will only eat from here, which says everything about the authenticity and quality of their food. If you're looking for the real deal when it comes to pho, look no further. Pho 75 never disappoints!

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    Sonya P.

    Seated right away, fast and effective service, clean restaurant and table, check. The pho? I'm sorry but what I ate was a fresh bowl of noodles, meat and veggies, in water. The broth had no taste at all. Isn't pho all about the broth. For a restaurant that only serves pho, I was dissapointed. Maybe an off day.

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    NUE Elegantly Vietnamese

    NUE Elegantly Vietnamese

    4.5(505 reviews)
    1.8 miFalls Church City
    $$$
    Full bar
    Romantic vibe

    Sam was phenomenal as a bartender. Matthew was cordial and…read moreaccommodating as a waiter. The rest of the staff we encountered was pleasant and polite. There were so many choices. It was hard to narrow it down, added to the fact that restaurant week had been extended. The food was excellent. As was my tamarind margarita which included tamarind candy on the rim The interior decor was top notch. It was like dining in an art gallery. Street parking was available.

    This place is almost certainly better than our experience. But I can only review the visit I had,…read moreso consider this a provisional review--one I hope to update after giving Nue another try. The evening started with parking at the Foundry Row garage in the building next to the restaurant. It isn't free, and paying for it involves something of a gauntlet of QR codes, authorization numbers, and, as I recall, an app. You scan something when you enter the garage, get an authorization code at the restaurant, and then enter that--along with your license plate number--to pay for parking. None of this is Nue's fault, of course, but it is something customers should be prepared to deal with. We arrived a few minutes before our reservation and were told that our table was being cleaned and would be ready in two or three minutes. Forty-five minutes later, after standing in the crowded bar the entire time, we were finally seated. We asked several staff members why things were so backed up. The best explanation we got was that the restaurant was trying out a new all-you-can-eat option and was still working out the kinks. Hold that thought. The all-you-can-eat experiment is going to come up again. A waiter appeared a few minutes after we were seated, and I ordered a Wood Dragon--the closest thing on the cocktail menu to a Manhattan--and the Imperial Wagyu Zabuton. My drink arrived about 30 minutes later. It was actually very good: nicely balanced, with layers of flavor, and a very credible variation on a Manhattan. Except... As I sipped it while waiting for my food, I noticed it was becoming watered down much faster than I would have expected. It was almost as though the large ice cube hadn't been cold enough to begin with, or the finished drink had been sitting around for a while before it reached me. Either explanation would be consistent with a restaurant struggling with the unexpected demands of a new all-you-can-eat program. By the time my dinner arrived, what had started as a very good cocktail had become a glass of brownish, Manhattan-flavored water. The Wagyu was OK, but it had some issues. The dish was at its best when I combined pieces of beef with the squash and not-at-all-spicy peppers. Together, they produced a wonderful combination of flavors and textures. Unfortunately, my plate contained only two small pieces of squash and three small pieces of pepper. The portion of beef also seemed smaller than what was pictured on the menu but still more than could be accommodated by the other elements. That meant that much of my dinner consisted simply of pieces of admittedly tasty--but somewhat fatty, even for Wagyu--beef. It was still good. It was also a little boring. Again, I'm inclined to attribute the shortcomings to the strain of the new all-you-can-eat program, or perhaps to the now-late hour and a kitchen trying to wind things down. One definite positive was the staff. Setting aside the substantial delays, everyone we dealt with was pleasant and helpful. One of the managers even stopped by our table to apologize for the wait. It was especially nice that everyone was so nice because, with a MANDATORY 20% service fee, they really didn't have to be. The manager also mentioned that Nue is working to expand into the space next door to increase its seating capacity. My concern is that unless the kitchen expands along with the dining room, adding more customers clamoring for food may not solve the problems we experienced. My recommendation to you is to do what we're going to do: give Nue a little time to work out the kinks, then try it (again). There was enough good food and enough promise here that I'm not ready to judge the restaurant based on one unusually chaotic night. There is one exception. If you--and everyone you're dining with--have HUGE appetites, you may want to go right now and order the all-you-can-eat option. For the entire time we were at our table, a young (and surprisingly svelte) couple at the table next to us received an apparently endless parade of plates heaped with all manner of delicious-looking food. Plate after plate after plate. Because... all you can eat.

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    Hoang Viet Restaurant

    4.3(82 reviews)
    2.2 mi
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    Wonderful little hole-in-the-wall restaurant located on the edges of the Eden Center, the DMV's…read moreVietnamese hub. Hoang Viet Restaurant can be hard to spot, as it's inside one of the little indoor shopping complexes in the corner of the broader Eden Center complex, right across the street from Happy Lamb Hot Pot. However, if you are lucky enough to find this shop, prepare to be wowed with some of the best and most authentic Hue cooking in the DMV. This no-frills restaurant centers on Central / Northern Vietnam, with a particular focus on Bun Bo Hue, a super flavorful spicy beef and pork noodle soup with a rich, spicy broth and tons of mix-ins. I'm still dreaming about their bun rieu, a beautiful crab and shrimp noodle soup that comes with a generous helping of chewy rice noodles, tender and juicy shrimp, and a deeply flavorful, slightly spicy, and slightly sour and tangy broth made with tomatoes and crab. It comes topped with fresh scallions and green onions, as well as a few fried onions for a bit of crunch. The service is efficient and friendly, and the food comes out incredibly quickly. When you're done eating, you can walk up to the cashier to pay.

    Cute little eatery tucked near one corner of the Eden Center. I had their butter and pate pork…read moresausage Banh Mi Sandwich, plus a Vietnamese iced coffee. Although I personally wish the sandwich and the coffee were a little bigger, I thought that they were both great! The Banh Mi was flavorful and not too messy, and the iced coffee was refreshing and flavorful.

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    Truong Tien Restaurant

    Truong Tien Restaurant

    3.9(185 reviews)
    2.2 mi
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    I have been going to Eden Center for decades, but have always frequented the restaurants you can…read moresee from the parking lot, almost never venturing into the mall to see what's on offer. That was a big mistake because Truong Tien is inside and it is amazing! My son and I started with Banh Beo Nhan Kho Tom Chay, a dish of steamed rice cake topped with fried shallots, dried powdered shrimp (prawn floss) and chicharron which you then can top with a spicy sauce. They come in little tiny dishes that you can kind of slurp the rice cake from like an oyster. The combination of textures and temperatures and flavors was delicious - and not too filling as a starter. We wanted to have a Banh Khoai Nuoc Leo (crispy pancake taco-like dish with a dipping sauce) but they were out for the day (we were there at about 4pm) so instead we had vermicelli bowls (Bun Nem Nuong) with Asian style sausage and fried spring rolls. Topped with peanuts and fish sauce, it was fresh and delicious. The host greets you warmly and offers ice water, hot or iced tea (complimentary) and the restaurant decor is absolutely beautiful. There's also a gorgeous display of food for sale near the register, including fried bananas and donut/beignet sort of treats. (Couldn't resist splitting one of those and it was lovely- not heavy or greasy and lightly sweetened.

    Went to Truong Tien Restaurant after wandering around Eden Center and I had a great experience! It…read morecan be very chaotic when busy especially if you don't speak Vietnamese but we eventually found a seat and were able to order. We started with the Bánh bèo, which is a steamed rice cake dish served with a spicy and sour fish sauce. It was delicious and I appreciated the crunchy pork topping. We also got the Bún bò Huế which is a noodle dish with different cuts of pork and beef, a shrimp paste meatball, pork blood and rich broth. We also got lettuce, mint and limes to go on top of the soup which added a nice freshness to the whole bowl and changed the flavor in a great way. We sat at the small tables on the outside of the restaurant but I would definitely want to to try to come again and sit inside or order takeout. I enjoyed my experience at Troung Tien and I will definitely be back.

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    Huong Viet Restaurant - Vermicelli with Grilled Pork

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    3.8(1.3k reviews)
    2.2 mi
    $$

    I am going to start by saying we missed that red warning sign when you enter the restaurant that…read moresaid "Cash Only* I only saw it after we finished and I so happen to see the one inside in front of the cash register. So bring cash or a personal check. Glad I had cash that night. Now onto the review. This is like old school Vietnamese restaurant. I love their spring roll. Meaty with crunchy fried texture. I also got the OG style of grill pork, with shredded pork and meat loaf on broken rice. A dish that is getting harder to find anywhere. My wife got the banh xeo. It was a bit oily and the shrimp tail was annoying to remove. Nonetheless, interesting dish worth trying at least one time. Will definitely go back and try more dishes. Their prices are reasonable. I Just need to make sure I remember to bring cash

    I ate at the restaurant today with a companion. I ate here before several times, so the supervisor…read moreand most of the waiters/waitresses are familiar with me. Today a middle-aged waitress gave me an attitude when she took our order. She looked at me several times like she was disapproving of me, although I believe I looked pleasant, well-kept, and professional. The waitress literally stared me down, with an attitude like "I'm better than you." WTF? I come here to kindly eat at your restaurant, I was dressed casual, not dressed to show off or flaunt anything that I have. If it were not for the presence of my companion I would probably have complained to the assistant manager about the waitress' rude behavior. Furthermore, a comment or two on the quality of the food. The seafood bird's nest dish had minimal portions of seafood -- four small shrimp, two small scallops, and three small pieces of squid with less-appetizing pieces of vegetables -- all for $23! Moreover, the shaky beef dish was dipped in baking soda or baking powder, making the dish tastes quite bitter.The bitter taste could hardly mask the fact that the beef cubes have been sitting around for a few days --the meat were partially rotting. Three dishes cost us $71. including tax, We left the restaurant still feeling hungry. Please, dear waitress, you don't own the place, please have better customer service, or we will unfortunately air our grievances on online reviews like this one!

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    Pho Sate

    Pho Sate

    4.0(936 reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$

    For me, the absolute best pho in the area is from Pho Sate--hands down. I know everyone has their…read moreown favorite spot, but this one has earned my loyalty year after year. The broth is consistently flavorful, the portions are generous, and every bowl is just as comforting as the last. Whether I'm feeling under the weather, recovering from a long night out, or simply craving a warm, satisfying meal, Pho Sate is always my go-to. I can never visit without ordering the fried pork spring rolls, either. They're perfectly crispy, packed with flavor, and always hit the spot. The consistency is what really keeps me coming back. After all these years, they've never disappointed me, and that's hard to find. I'll happily remain a faithful customer for as long as they're serving up bowls of pho.

    Somehow came up online as the best pho in the area and this isn't even close. Maybe Im snobby being…read moremarried to Vietnamese and frequenting Little Saigon back in the Bay Area but this is bad bad. Service was super weird - I intentionally say weird because I never expect good service at an asian restaurant like that just isn't a thing. Its the fact the server was trying to rush our order in pressing us if we are ready when he literally JUST dropped the menus off. How would we know what we want when we didn't see a menu? Came on a Saturday afternoon and they were out of most things. No pork, no wontons, like how? These are staple things here but okay. We ordered the combo pho, the duck cotnfiet with egg noodles, the kids pho, and cha gio. Never had such a bland cha gio in my life where all it had was pork and taro? No carrots or mushrooms or seasoning? Pho was seriously skimping on portions and the flavor was bland. My duck was pretty good but we won't be back. Look at the demographic calling this place good/frequenting this establishment- let me tell you, they arent Vietnamese so...

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