Pho Pasteur Restaurant

Service is not good as soon as they give you the menu the guy is right there asking you for your order. Good phở but service not the best

I Love the Phở here! The closest thing to homemade that I’ve found thus far! When I want Phở, this is my first choice!

Phở is sooooo gooodddddddd. The fresh fresh spring roll and peanut sauce isn’t the best though.

Best noodle bowl (43c: lemongrass beef) I’ve had besides home cooked!
Fast, polite service even on a weekend lunch
Recommend to all my Asians

Phở is all you need here. So good and full of flavor! I don’t care for their rice dishes, I will only come here for their phở. Rice plates always come a lot later than their phở and it gets annoying when you’re eating with someone. I don’t care for their boba either. But again, their phở is awesome!!!

No surprise — phở after a long night of drinking.
Between the small ($ 6.50) and large ($ 7.25) phở, there’s a very sizable difference. We got 2 large bowls of phở; for reference, I would’ve gotten a small, but I unintentionally skipped lunch and was starving after a workout. If other phở places seem too small in portion, I think you’d enjoy this restaurant as they do offer extra-​large too. I liked the flavor of the broth, and there was a nice serving of meat and noodles. I find most other phở restaurants to have a weak meat: noodle ratio, but there was plenty meat here! The quality of the beef eye round sucked though — very tough and chewy. The hoisen sauce squeezy bottle had too small of a tip, and it took forever to get a good amount out.
Unfortunately, I got a massive headache immediately, which always happens when I consume MSG. My feel-​good, trusty phở turned against me.):
I might return but definitely not voluntarily.

This place has the best spring roll by far in dallas metroplex area.
We frequent this place maybe once a week! Just to get the spring roll for our park picnics.
IT’s that amazingly good when it comes to their shrimp spring rolls. One order comes with 4 rolls. And for two people that is enough when purchased with one or two more phở.
I get phở #10 all the time, my wife gets either the vermiceli bowl or the rice place. I can tell you that the rice place is okay, but the phở and spring roll combination are the best here.
Egg rolls are nice too with lettuce and side vegetable that follows. I usually just wrap the egg roll around the lettuce wrap and dip it into the fish based sauce and it taste really nice.
The service is super fast and I think it only takes 5 minutes for them to bring out the phở. That’s super fast. When we have to eat and run, this is the place we visit.
If you are into vietnamese dish, check it out, you won’t be disappointed!

Consistently amazing phở to-​go. Plenty of condiments and herbs to go with! Attentive service while you wait too!

The beef broth is so amazing! I ordered the chicken phở with beef broth and it was so good and tasty! It had lots of flavor!
They gave me dark meat instead of the breast but that’s ok, I truly enjoyed it! Definitely coming here again!

Upon moving to the Tarrant county area from North Carolina, I was pleased to find many Vietnamese restaurants close to home.
This restaurant expelled a nice aroma of phở upon walking in, and we were seated right away.
The phở was standard, nothing great or bad about the broth, it wasn’t as clear as I liked and I assume that all broths that come served brown before adding sauce have used a soup base and is not all «from scratch». The meatballs were old as they were oily and biting down on them caused a greasy taste. The springrolls had nothing other than lettuce, vermicelli and shrimp and the dipping sauce wasn’t to my liking. The egg rolls however were pleasant. I would much rather recommend phở Huong que.

Been coming to this spot for years simply because of the food. The service could be better from the one guy who mumbles to himself as he walks around, but you will almost always see the owners there. They walk around, greet their customers and bus the tables, if needed, which is always nice to see.
I’ve had phở w/​different meats, beef stew with egg noodles, crushed rice with pork chop, sliced beef, korean ribs, etc. They also have cold noodle dishes, fried rice, and vietnamese sandwiches, though I haven’t tried any.
Their taro boba tea is a must try; it tends to have more flavor than other places (Bethany’s is good too though).
Down side is my friend seemed to get shat on during our last visit; the food was excellent, but she found a spider in her water and 2 hairs in her rice dish.

I’ve been to many many many phở restaurants in my life and I say that this place definitely deserves some praise!
The broth is enough to make you fall in love. I always order the meatball phở and it is consistently amazing.
Come here and order it! You won’t regret it :)

Best phở around? Phở real it is!
Do I plan on going to any other phở places? Nawh, phở get about it!
Whenever I’m in dire need of some warm comforting food, this is the place to go.
My boyfriend and I ordered the: Fresh spring rolls stuffed with grilled pork served with nuc chm dipping sauce (substituted the sauce with peanut sauce instead), and we both ordered a small Beef noodle soup with rare steak and meatballs.
Spring rolls: $ 3.50 each and comes with 2 large spring rolls. The price itself is very fair and the portion is reasonable. The grilled pork was moist and expect yourself to find a lot of diced up lettuce up in there! As for the peanut sauce, it was different compared to the others I’ve tasted. This dipping sauce had a bit of sriracha on top and I personally felt like the peanut sauce was a bit watered down in flavor but still was exceptional. Trust me when I say it was still exceptional cause I was literally triple dipping my roll in that sauce.
My love for peanut sauce is eternal.
Phở w/​rare steak and meatballs (size:small): As many have said, I too was disappointed in the amount of meat that was offered within the meal. I literally had 1 meat ball sliced in half, and probably 3 – 4 pieces of steak. Don’t expect too much meat when ordering a small size. However, the broth definitely makes up for the lack of meat. It tastes very traditional and has a load of flavor. I tend to put in lime and a tad of sriracha to make the broth even more tasty.
In conclusion the service is quick and the food is very yummy. I shall be back!

4 stars for really good phở! I’ve been coming here for years, it’s about time I wrote a review. Every time I come here I am immediately greeted by a worker and taken to a table. The tables are usually very clean but there are some off days where they might have missed a tiny spot. The chopsticks and spoons are on the table in a container. I like to give them a wipe down just to ensure they are free of anything nasty. The waiter takes our order shortly after being seated and surprisingly enough they have never messed up my order which I usually order phở with meats that aren’t usually paired up on the menu by them-​self, so yay for that! The broth has its good and bad days but nothing horrible. The noodles are blanched and cooked fine almost every time, every now and then you get noodles that have a chew, I usually just let it chill in the broth when that happens. With your phở you get the bean sprouts, which you can ask for them to be blanched if you would like, some basil, lime and jalapeño, and this last time I went they even had culantro (tastes like cilantro but it’s a saw tooth herb). I really enjoy a nice hot bowl of phở from here during the winter or even summer time. It’s good all year round. Just quick warning for some folks who don’t know, you will definitely smell like phở for the rest of the day after eating here!

This is one of top Vietnamese food restaurants in the area. I’ve been going here for years. If you’re itching for a phở fix this place would be the place to go. I’ve tried numerous dishes here and their phở is by far my favorite dish that they have. I like that the spring rolls doesn’t have the other unique types of vegetables that I don’t normally like in spring rolls but the meat isn’t that great it’s like a cheaper type of meat. The rice dishes are pretty typical and another dish that I normally try every viet place is the bun bo hue and that was pretty disappointing here. It wasn’t even spicy and bun bo hue should always be spicy, the broth tasted funny and wasn’t good the noodles were mostly all broken apart so it could’ve been old and the meats in it were ok. I would come back but probably stick to phở next time also the soy bean drink is pretty good here.

Arguably the best phở you can get in A-​town! Phở Sure!
After coming here for years, a definite favorite and go-​to of mine when I don’t mind it being a little crowded, but it’s all evidence of the quality of the broth. Like ohmahgahh.
Grub:
The collective taste and heartiness of the broth tells a story that I’ve read so many times but never gets old. And it’s always best to read with your lips! Your lips will kiss you, demand more phở, and then explode (figuratively, ha)!
The phở is top notch here and always comes out hot and steamy to prepare your entire face for the experience. Cold day, hot day, it don’t matter. It’s gonna be a good day. And you can always order extra noodles if you’ve finished yours! Reliable phở at only $ 6.
Start with some crispy egg rolls or spring rolls and dip that sucker in some fish sauce! Time to go fishing!
I always recommend ordering the Phở Tai (eye of round beef) and asking for the Tai (beef) on the side! Be sure to slide that protein in early on so it cooks but it’s nice to cook it yourself to get that juicy medium cooked taste to it!
Service:
Sad face. The service does vary here depending on your server, but sometimes it does feel as if they just want to get the food out to you and you not to bother them with anything else. I’ve had some great servers and the owner is the friendliest woman around, but they may get cranky if you come with a group and have to repeat whose order they brought out! In the end, if the phở is amazing it don’t matter, but it does affect the experience at times.
Conclusion:
Best phở in town and many people know it! Quick service and always ready to service faithful phở that you can commit to love. Put a ring on it!

I heard a lot about this place so I decided to try it out while I was in the UTA area. The building is pretty big and easy to find, right next to Kowloon. Parking is easy to find. Two doors one in the front and back in case you can’t find a parking spot.
The food: I had the large phở dac biet (combination). To me it was alright. It came out pretty fast, probably 6 mins? The soup was dark but it had a light flavor to me. I had higher expectations I guess. It wasn’t bad though.
The phở wasn’t what disappointed me. Everyone has their tastes. I decided to try their yogurt. I love Vietnamese da ua. When I got the cup I noticed the top was alittle caked or crusted. There was also a wierd smell. I dipped my spoon in and it was super lumpy. I threw it out disappointed. It was obviously old. But yet they sold it to me… Hmm…
Not sure I will come back, if I do, maybe to try other stuff on the menu. Definitely not the yogurt.

I’m not sure why I have only been here twice, and the last time, I don’t even remember what I got, must have been years ago.
Everyone on Unilocal is speaking highly of their Phở. I did get the Phở but was disappointed for the amount of meat that I got. I ordered the Phở Tai Gan with extra Bo Vien which is Beef Eye Round with tendon and meatball. I counted probably 4 pieces of meat, 2 sad looking pieces of tendon, and 2 half pieces of meatball. That was definitely less meat than anywhere else I ever been to for Phở. Maybe it was my unlucky day?
They do have a very extensive menu, so being the piggy that I am, I also order the pork and shrimp spring rolls, an order of banh bot loc which is one of the Vietnamese traditional dishes from the Mid Vietnam. It’s these delicious, chewy goodies made out of tapioca flour wrapped in banana leaves with shrimp and pork inside. The flavor is on point. Have I mentioned the fish sauce to dip it in comes with real devil pepper? The one and only Asian restaurant I have been to so far here that offers that!
Their service is very quick and attentive. Another huge plus for a Vietnamese restaurant. They did make me feel like a fat ass however, for taking my order, then turned to my companion and just took his menu away without even asking what he wants to order. He thought I already ordered for him with the amount of food I pointed out, and since I was speaking in Vietnamese, he just assumed, along with the waiter who probably didn’t think I could eat all the food by myself.
Regardless, I have to keep coming back here, especially for the banh bot loc and to give their Phở another chance. Everything is very authentic and dirt cheap. Oh, do get the Vietnamese coffee, they are one of the very few places that still serve them in the small dripping 1 single serving filter to your table.

I Love Phở! With that alone this place hit the spot. It is a very cozy little place and the prices were very affordable. I tried the Beef combination Phở and it was delicious. I had never tried the Bubble tea so I gave the Thai Tea a go and it was different in taste for me it was telly good. You can never go wrong with spring rolls so we of course ordered the shrimp and pork ones with the peanut sauce.

Do Not get the large bowl of Phở I repeat… Do not get the large bowl. It is way too much food unless you plan on taking some home like I did. My husband finished it off later that night for me. The portions are well worth the price.
The waiter was a little confused he sent me over the next tables credit card and bill to sign. I explained that I had not given him a payment yet and he quickly apologized.
I will be back even if it’s jut for take out#

Phở Pasteur has always been a great place to eat for me and my college buddies. First off I’ve never had phở until I was brought here, and. I have to say that I’ve been hooked ever since!
This place is very good and the service isn’t too bad either. They’re never rude and the food is prepared fast, yet it’s always hot and fresh every single time! I’ve also had other dishes besides phở such as the Terriyaki chicken with rice. Also very good, then again not incredible or any different from any other Terryaki dish from any other place.
Overall though I wouldn’t go to any other Phở place to eat at give it a try!