Pho Loc Noodle Soup

You wont be disappointed
Great Phở & food, great service awesome prices
You should definitely try there is also a nice music bar/​lounge next door that plays good music called Silver Star. The area if full of community friendly stores and restaurants swing by if you are in the area.

Was surprised how it took very long to get my food even though I was the only one there
The prices were reasonable and the soup was like any other.
The server seemed to not really care how you are doing or need but other than that just an ok experience

Noodle soup comes out hot and I just really enjoy the service and food here. It was delicious!

Hmm so this phở place is «new» or something like that.
I didn’t really mind the phở, it was actually better then others, but the place itself is weird.
The phở takes a while to come out. We came at a weird time and there was only one other table, yet it took them FOREVER to bring water, take our orders, and also to bring us the food.
Both of us ordered 3 different meats in the soup. Not that hard. The soup came out first… we waited a couple minutes for that plate of veggies and jalapenos and limes (can’t have phở without lime!). It was weird. When the guy finally did drop off the veggies he goes «No mistakes?!?, Are you sure!!!», like he REALLY expected there to be a mistake. He was legitimately shocked there was none to note…
Anyway, I’ll come back but it’s still weird as hell.

Finally, a new local phở joint I enjoy dining at. The owner is SUPER friendly and eager to please his customers. The broth temperature comes out piping hot and I just really enjoy the service and food here.

Phở Loc Vietnamese Noodle Soup has been opened for about a year and a half, and I’m surprised there aren’t that many more reviews! It’s located in the same plaza as Gom Ba Woo (literally behind the restaurant, around the corner). They have a pretty extensive menu, featuring items such as phở, appetizers (garden rolls, vegetarian garden rolls, fried dumplings, chicken wings, etc.), rice plates, vermicelli entrees, and pearl fruit smoothies. My husband and I decided to come check this place out as we were in the area — since it was pretty cold outside, we thought some phở would be nice. The hubsters ordered #1, which was the Phở Tai (Steak Phở); I opted for #40, which was the Grilled Pork and Fried Rolls with Vermicelli (Bun Thit Nuong Cha Gio). The phở was pretty good — it came out piping out! Filled with a generous amount of noodles in a well-​seasoned broth (no hoison sauce needed), and the usual standard plate of fresh veggies (jalapeño, bean sprouts, and Thai basil on the side. The steak slices were okay, but forgettable. Add sriracha to kick it up a bit. The vermicelli bowl was okay — the grilled pork was thin, had an okay flavor to it (I just wished it was more savory and more grilled), and enough of the fish sauce to pour all over. It was still a fresh and a healthy-​tasting dish, but not sure if I’d get it again. I’ll definitely come back for the phở, but will probably opt for #23 (phở without meat), or maybe try the chicken version. Loved the cute paintings in the dining area as well as being entertained by kung fu movies that were playing played on the TV. Definitely a solid phở place in Annandale, so check them out! The owners, a nice couple, were very sweet.
+pretty solid phở
+located behind Gom Ba Woo

I got the lemon grass grilled chicken my friend got the combination phở soup, both of us were happy with the food. Only complaint is service. Only one waitress for whole resturant but would still come back.