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Pho Ve Dem

4.3 (208 reviews)
InexpensiveVietnamese
Open 5:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)
Updated over 3 months ago

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PHO VE DEM ATMOSPHERE

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Moderate noise
Casual
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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Calvin D.

Good place for pho late nights. This was our third option on a Saturday midnight coming back from the airport. Chinatown was literally packed everything, including this place. The wait wasn't too bad. The only complaint I would have is the cleanliness, but this is Bellaire. Tables were not cleaned properly and the pho bowl looked dirty from the outside still. The broth had good flavor, and meat was good, I ordered the pho dac biet smallest size and it got me full. $60 for 4 people is very affordable. I'd come back despite them not focused on sanitation

Newton D.

This place is great for providing good quality and delicious pho that opens late at night. The price is great for a large bowl. The service was very quick to serve. This place ONLY ACCEPTS cash and Zelle.

Davin S.

Got pho dac biet, tons of meat. I ate it too fast so here is a picture of the finished bowl.

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Jason O.

This one is my local gem. One of those places that you may pass up but will u turn - no problem to double back to. Family ran business. More likely than not, you'll meet the usual faces if you order take out as often as I do. LSTS. I lost someone close to me that ate pho with me and while their health was declining they enjoyed when I would bring him his "chicken noodles" as he called them. This place and family will always have a special place in my heart and with my family.

Keith B.

The food here was good, standard Vietnamese restaurant with a majority of their usual dishes if you've been to a pho location. The service was decent, usual check ins and several refills on water. No major issues in the actual location. Ambiance was about as expected, moderate levels of noice and a very small location in a shopping center. Fortunate for us they stayed open later into the night than most places so we were able to grab a late night dinner. Check them out if you're in town.

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Jando S.

Two thing in life that I love: pho and late night food. The concept of Pho Ve Dem (#1) perfectly suits my nocturnal lifestyle, all while guaranteeing pho lovers a chance at tasty glory even in the wee hours of the night. Open starting at 5pm, this is definitely a spot for nightlife folks just looking to cure their hangover with some very tasty pho. It's a very modest interior for Pho Ve Dem. The place is not large and the decor they do have is very minimal. There are usually a mix of Vietnamese families and young people hanging out here. The bathrooms are not in the best of shape and the parking situation is a little tight beyond 5 spaces. Take a peep at the menu and know that it's basically all pho. It's very straight forward and totally feels like a one-sheet of meat cuts and bowl sizes. I appreciate the beefy broth, which in addition to being fairly clean, was a little too easy to slurp. My bowl of dac biet goodness was devoured quickly and I was very impressed with how much meat was included. I thought the tendons, bo vien meatballs, and flank cuts were generous and abundant. Service is going to be a crapshoot. Even for folks who speak Viet, the service can be a little rough around the edges and the vibe is super casual. The thought of waiters screaming orders across the room is not far off and to make matters more complicated, it's cash only. (#2) Strangely, I was really into their strong Vietnamese iced coffee. After my late night food coma, I was happy to indulge in something that was potent but sweet. I anticipate I'll be back for more midnight bowls of pho. ___________ (#1) "At Night" (#2) Now that's legit.

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Patrick L.

We were looking for a Pho place that was open late at night and decided to give it a try. It was not too busy when we got there and had a choice of tables. We selected one close the pay counter which we did not realize as it was an inner table. There got pretty busy when we left with lots of to go orders. We ordered the large combo Pho that includes a variety of meats like meatball, flank, tendon, tripe, etc. the price for medium and large was the same. The broth was delicious. Well seasoned. There amount of meat was also very generous. The only thing was the noodles. Not sure exactly what it was but it seemed to have been overcooked. It was not bad but tasted different somehow. Place was clean. Utensils were on the table and you grab your own chopsticks, soup spoon and sauce dish. After eating, you pay at the counter by indicating the number at your table. They pretty much know what you ordered even if you forgot. Cash only... they may have Zelle. We will give it another try next time we crave for Pho late at night.

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Cinnamon P.

We came in town pass 1am and this was the place that Opens late. It compensates between fast food and sit down restaurants. Eventhough it was late but the hospitality was great

Combination Pho
Katherine O.

Go-to place for late night pho. I always get the combination pho which is the same price for a Small or Large bowl. Usually pretty filled when I come around 11pm~12am on a weekday but usually no trouble getting a seat. I always get the vietnamese frozen yoghurt as a dessert. I like to get the sweet and tart flavor over the sour flavor. Tastes like plain tart frozen yoghurt which I love.

Ruined my damn meal. Dumb server

Told the server PLAIN pho kho and why this girl brung out everything in my damn bowl. Pissed me off. What part of NOTHING do you NOT understand

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Excellent food and services that all I can said, come and try guys, they're very friendly and the owner very funny too

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Talked to the owner about the soup coming out cold and then he proceeded to blame us for it. No professionalism

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Best Pho in town, the broth is really good, my favorite Vietnamese restaurant, will recommend for everyone

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Every sip is a new flavor, the fact they close late makes it even better. 10/10 food friendly staff provided good service.

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I absolutely love everything here ! The chili sauce here is unmatched and full of flavor

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