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    Pho Vietnam

    3.4 (226 reviews)
    InexpensiveVietnamese
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    C5 BBQ chicken with rice
    Rika B.

    We tried a few dishes here. The bbq chicken was barely has any taste and it's so dry! They use chicken breast instead of chicken thighs too. The house special pho was great and the fried rice was really good too. Just don't order the bbq chicken, you should be good

    Gonna be so honest - pho was okay and the meat (other than the meatballs) taste/ feel like they are several days old. I walked in and was greeted by a large Indian woman with opened toed shoes (at a restraunt?) followed by the small lingering smell of feces on the glass of water and in the store. My only other complaint other than the waitress would be the fact that I ordered "pork spring rolls" and what came out 3 min later was a fat layer of spam. Just spam. Now don't get me wrong, love spam as much as the next person but when asked the waitress stated that it's from "the pork shoulder". Took one bite, tasted terrible, and put it right back on the plate. Not worth the 6-8 dollars for that

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    Gabriela M.

    In my most humble opinion, Pho Vietnam has the best Pho in Johnson County. I've tried other dishes as well and all have been pretty good. But my favorite dish to get here is their eye round Pho. Their broth is so rich and you can definitely taste all the different spices. Service differs depending on who's serving that day. I usually get served by an older gentleman who's super nice and professional. The actual place is a bit outdated but they keep it decently clean. Conveniently located by Sam's and other grocery stores so if you need to make a quick grocery run, is right across the street.

    Pho Bo Vien Soup
    Phoenix N.

    Pho Vietnam is one of my favorite Vietnamese places to eat at (and I'm Vietnamese so that means a lot!) Their pho is one of the best that I've tried so far because the broth is always so tasty and never oily like other ones I've had around the area. Their meatballs are delicious and their portions are generous. The service is fast and the ambiance feels like a true authentic restaurant that you would see in Vietnam!

    Vermicelli with Pork and Egg Rolls
    Sam G.

    Hmmm this place wasn't too bad. I ordered food for delivery, so possibly it could taste different if you dine in vs delivery, but overall it got the job done and helped cure my hunger but would I order the same dish here again? Probably not. I ordered the vermicelli bowl with sliced pork and egg rolls. The egg rolls, AMAZING. Had a great crunch and when dipped in the fish sauce, even better. The pork wasn't bad, just a little on the tougher side and not super flavorful like others I've had before. I also ordered the shrimp egg rolls, and again, I've had better. The shrimp aren't grilled, which I think just add a bit more flavor to some egg rolls. I did have their sugar cane shrimp on a stick things and those were delicious!! So a couple things hit and a couple things miss.

    Fried Sweet Potato and Shrimp Wings
    Sarah M.

    Pho Vietnam serves a decent bowl of pho for a not-so-decent price. For being a self-service - order at the register and clean your own plates - kind of restaurant, Pho Vietnam charges a base fee of $2 more for you to dine-in as opposed to ordering take-out. A good thing to keep in mind if you live nearby. Unfortunately for us, we drove a good 20-minutes (give or take) to make it out here for pho, so take-out wasn't really an option. For a whomping $12.99 for a large bowl of pho at a self-service restaurant, the quality and quantity was a bit lacking. Noodle portions were more like a small in my opinion, and the meat quality was mediocre at best. Not to mention they sliced up the meatballs into smaller pieces, where you'd normally get a good number of halfed meatballs at another local pho joint. The broth was dark brown and a bit salty for our taste. We ended up pouring in hot water to even it out. I will say though, that the self-service vegetable station was the cleanest self-service station I've seen in a LONG while. And, their sweet potato fries and fried shrimp dish was delicious.

    MaryLou F.

    Super disappointed. We ordered the special and chicken pho and it was just meh.. too much noodles and not much meat. Place was pretty empty. Won't be back. There's other pho places that a lot better than this place.

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    The food was not bad. But the paper menu are super dirty. Wrinkle and full of food stains . The waitress brought us 2 bowls both with big chips. I pointed out and she said all the bowels are like this way. I told her this is not right and she went inside... few mins later she brought us 2 good bowls. Not satisfied for the services. Will not come back.

    Frances H.

    So I've been to this restaurant twice and I have to say this Vietnamese restaurant is not bad. I stumbled across this restaurant on google because my mom wanted to eat some pho on a cold day. We were also just in the area. I told her that I'm not sure if there was even a pho restaurant in Overland Park because usually all the pho restaurants are back in the Missouri side. The drive for us to the restaurant is about 30 mins as well which is pretty far. If I'm in the area and craving a bowl a pho I'd come here but I wouldn't make the drive just to get a bowl of pho when I can get a bowl of pho 10 mins downtown. Food: The food here is a bit pricey, but the food is not bad. Let me start off by saying how impressed I was with their bánh mì. I ordered the bbq pork bánh mì and yall, it was that good. The bread was soft and perfectly toasted with the right amount of meat and vegetables. I don't like eating a bánh mí when the bread is extra crispy and hard and all they give you is vegetables and hardly any meat. The pho broth was really good. I do wish the broth was a bit more hot and not served warm. The broth is flavorful enough where you don't have to put extra condiments in to enhance the flavor. I'm not a fan of sweet pho broths. I like my broth salty and savory. They also give you a good amount of noodles and meat. The sugarcane pork dumlets were also not bad. The only thing I didn't care for were the crab rangoons. The crab rangoons for mid. I'll definitely come back to this restaurant again when I'm in area and craving for pho and a bánh mí. Service: Self serve on condiments, utensils, water, vegetables/herbs. Parking: Parking is basically first come first because it is a shared parking lot with a grocery market, bank and other small business.

    Temitope A.

    Cheap and great, what more can you ask for. Had a big steamy bowl of meat ball and beef pho. The broth was very flavorful and had plenty of it. If you want great, authentic Vietnamese food, this is the place in Johnson County. I've been here many times and tried lots of different menu items, and everything has always been absolutely delicious.

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    Great food. The pho was delicious. Our waiter was extremely friendly and the service was amazing.

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    Pho broth wasn't tradition. They definitely were not Vietnamese. Laos or Thai music was playing on the TV and they had Thai dishes.

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    Food was amazing. Staff was really kind and sweet. Authentic Vietnamese place I would recommend to everyone. Ambiance is cute!

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    delicious food, generous portions, reasonably priced. Shocked it wasn't more busy on a snowy day

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    The cafeteria vibe threw me off at first, but the food was very tasty. I would definitely come again.

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