Pho 24

Went here around 2am. Even though they were. Packed, one of the servers sat down and got our menus and water. They had enough servers which I liked. We got our food pretty quick. The food was pretty tasty too. Good good, good service. Even though they don’t Check on u after u get ur food. Lol

I love how this place is open 24 hours! The phở is not the «best» I’ve had in the area, but the Bahn Mi is really good and cheap! Worth a visit.

We tried this place (right next to the CDC) instead of the usual phở place we go on Buford Highway. I ordered the shrimp phở and my husband ordered the flank steak phở. DELICIOUS!!! We will definitely go here again!!!

I have been trying my hardest to not update this review because I really love this place. But last night was ridiculous. My boyfriend, our friend and I walked in around 1am it was not crowded but it was not empty and we were told to sit where ever we would like to sit. So we sat down at a booth off to the side. Well we sat there and then after about 10 minutes with no one coming over to ask us if we needed anything a waiter comes over and asks us to move to another table because another couple wanted to sit there. Honestly we were glad they moved us because in that particular part of the restaurant it smelled HORRIBLE, like there was rotten food or something. Well we moved and that couple sat down. We sat at the new table for another 10 minutes and watched 3 other tables get seated AND order before we ever even ordered drinks. There were many waiters working last night and it was like we were invisible. They did not look at us or anything. So we got up and left and that is when a waiter finally looked at us like we were crazy or something. The place stank and the service is going down hill. Maybe they can fix it but it will be a while before I try this place again.

Great place for a 24 hour place.
Decent Service at 4 am in the morning, so thats pretty good in my opinion.
The Crispy Duck soup and noodles.
The duck is fucking delicious.
¹⁰⁄₁₀ would gorge on duck alone.
Would Come back for more duck.

Phenomenal phở, bun, and bhan mi. A ton of food for the price, fast service, always busy with a hodge podge of people, and open 24 HOURS! Excellent!

Order Tofu & Vegetable fried rice, great test love it. the beef stew is just delicious. The best I had in USA. If you feel like Vietnamese cuisine, this is the place to go. No doubt…

Really good phở here. I was spoiled on Phở in Denver when I had lived out west. I have sampled some places in Atlanta and this place was by far the best. Large portions and everything was just right. I will definitely return.
I live south of Atlanta and there isn’t a whole lot by me, so I typically drive 30 min or more to try these places. Phở 24 was very much worth the drive and I will recommend it to friends.

My boyfriend and I were hungry at around 1am and was trying to find somewhere to eat that was still open. The best thing about Phở 24 is… It’s open 24 hrs! Saved us from settling for bar food at that hour of the night. Even at 1am, there were a decent amount of people here.
I ordered the beef stew with Vermicelli rice noodles and my boyfriend ordered Bun Bo Hue, which is his favorite dish at any Vietnamese restaurant. The food came out pretty quickly. I enjoyed my beef noodle soup, the soup was flavorful and the meat was tender. It reminded me of the chinese beef noodle soups. My boyfriend wasn’t very impressed with his bun bo hue, but said it wasn’t terrible either. In any case, I did enjoy the pig blood cubes (I know this sounds pretty gross, but it’s really not bad) in his bun bo hue. Just from the food, I probably would give this place a 3 stars, but I’m happy that there is some place I can go to if I’m ever craving Asian food in the middle of the night!

This place was pretty cool for a last minute bite to eat. It wasn’t busy and the service was really great, but I’ll have to visit during the wee hours to see if that still holds up.
I had a bowl of chicken soup (Phở) which was mediocre and filet mignon with fried rice and vegetables that was delicious! We also ordered some grilled chicken wraps that came with peanut sauce that were really good as well. The experience was overall a great one, plus I threw in some extra points just for being open 24 hours! I definitely will visit here again.

Went here two nights in a row while hanging out with a good friend. Since she’s vegetarian and it’s a bit hard to find late night veggie noms without it being a trip to R Thomas or making it yourself so she recommended Phở 24 since it was familiar and good.
Good things about this place? It’s open ²⁴⁄₇. Bad things? Service primarily. Lackluster phở.
Our group had a mixture of various phở and vermicelli bowls with spring rolls and rice wraps over the two nights.
Sauces for the vermicelli bowls changed as well. Which is interesting since they took in account to make the sauce vegetarian one night and non-​vegetarian the other night. Haha. Either way, both were good, however I did feel yucky afterwards in regard to the bowl itself.
The next time, I got just some simple shrimp rice wraps which were very good. might just ask for two orders of that if I’m ever there again.
Also tried the veggie spring rolls and they were standard at best. Tasted and felt very much like the frozen processed variant you’d buy from a grocery store.
It was also commented the phở was weak, and only claimed as much as being sustenance for the evening.
A few times our group placed orders and just didn’t get something or in general no service, but I didn’t really care too much. It’s a bit like a free for all in a way. Checking is all done via the honor system so after you’re finished go to the cash register and let them know what you had. They do kinda keep tabs, but it’s really loose.
Overall, I can tell they have a steady pace about things given they are open almost all the time, and that’s what you get, but they also charge prices parallel to the better phở places. Wouldn’t be our first choice if other phở places were open in the area at odd times.

You can find Phở 24 at 4646 Buford Hwy, GA 30 340 in the no-​mans-​land alongside Peachtree Dekalb Airport South of Chamblee and before you get to Dresdon (traveling South on BufHwy).
Phở 24 is probably better known as a 24 hour restaurant serving Phở and other Vietnamese fare at all times — this restaurant basically doesn’t close. I first learned about it through some of my Vietnamese friends who live in town — this is their go to place for Phở, especially in the wee hours (seems they are the most active at night). I’ve written about this restaurant before as a Unilocal review, first visiting in 2011 — since then I’ve visited many times and decided it was time for an update.
The exterior isn’t much to write home about — the restaurant occupies one end of a short shopping center that also features Purnima Bangladeshi cuisine on the opposite end — parking can suck a bit as both of these restaurants can become quite busy, especially on weekends. I tend to visit Phở 24 after most other restaurants have closed. The interior is surprisingly spacious with dividers and high-​backed banquets breaking up the sight lines of the room. Above the smoothie counter are neon letters providing a bit of mood lighting, otherwise it’s your average quick-​bite style restaurant.
The menu is well designed with separate sections for: appetizers, Banh Mi, Phở, Co’m, Co’m Chien, Bun, Bo Kho, Goi, Dac Biet, Giai Khat, and Sinh To smoothies. Pick anything at random for a treat.
I typically order the basil rolls with shrimp and pork and am especially fond of the peanut sauce at Phở 24 — it’s quite good and the rolls are always very fresh.
Although I occasionally go for the beef (I like the brisket quite a bit) I usually go for the phở ga (white meat) — I think this must be my American upbringing as I can’t get past a great bowl of chicken soup, and this indeed is a great bowl.
The service here is always very good with plenty of good-​English-​speaking young lads to do my bidding — seriously the people that work here are very attentive and seem to know when you need something before you know it yourself. Have I had better phở? Yes. Have I had worse? Yes. Extra points for being open 24 hours pulls up the rating to ⁴⁄₅ stars.
(also posted to my food blog)

Phở 24 is just a basic phở place. I would certainly choose I Luv Phở, or even Phở Dai Loi, before this one. But as others have noted, the hours can’t be beat.

Phở is the perfect meal for someone with a major hangover (like me). I found out that a medium bowl is actually a large bowl of tasty broth with perfectly cooked noodles and silvers of sirloin, served with a platter of fresh bean sprouts, mint sprigs and cilantro leaves.
I learned that you have to dunk the vegetable platter into the bowl. I never thought that mint and cilantro would improve an already tasty dish but it did. Yum! And, vegetable spring rolls and peanut dip were excellent additions to an already delicious fare.
The price and service are also good, the décor interesting and the background music is modern. I will be back!

My phở was slo. Really slo. Normally you sit down, order and the phở is out in 5 minutes. Here it was out in 15 to 20 minutes. They said they were making the phở (no shit Shelock) and was really sorry for the delay.
Okay moving forward, the phở was very very good. And at 8:30 in the morning, ahhhhh! I also got 3 bahn mi to go at $ 3.45 each. The bread was perfectly crusty and they wrapped it in such a way to keep it crusty. I gave 2 of them to co-​workers and they were instant fans. Totally delish!

Even though their broth was quite flavorful and fragrant I did not like that meatballs can be added at an additional cost! *gasp* that’s just not cool. This is the only place that I’ve been to in my entire life that meatballs were not included when you get the bowl with the various cuts of beef, tendon, etc… I was very disappointed! That is why there are 3 stars instead of 4 on this review. Also they did not have chili oil. :(love it in my phở.
The Eggrolls were on point though. Loved it and it reminded me of the ones at my favorite phở place in Nashville. Service was also great and we got seated right away. It was also very spacious inside… Definitely a great place for big gatherings.

I have heard of this place many times before but never tried it until a few nights ago. I’m back here again two nights later. I love Vietnamese soup at any time of the day or night, therefore this place has it and is open 24 hours a day. A dream come true. :))
I love the food! Great selection of soups and other mixed platters; from chicken to pork chops and shrimp. The tapioca drinks are awesome and very addicting.
The service is good and the staff is friendly. Over all, I highly recommend this place for a late night adventure on Buford Hwy.

Located on buford hwy, it is in a plaza, little past the CDC.
I was introduced to this place through my coworkers and now it’s my favorite place for phở, replacing phở dai loi.
Inside, there are lot of seatings, so just grab a seat when you go in and the server will be right with you and sometimes they will take you to your seats. Just a heads up, don’t be scared away from all the empty tables with plates still on them. The service tend to be a bit slow on cleaning up the tables after customers leave, which isn’t a huge deal since food still comes out pretty fast.
For starter, I always order the spring rolls, which improved tremendously here. Initially when I first started coming here I was drawn to the fact that this place had beef spring rolls, which is rare, but it was short lived. So when that happened, we ordered the regular spring rolls, which was very lacking in the sense that there was barely anything in it. It was actually to the point that I actually went on a strike and tried going back to phở dai loi because theirs is pretty amazingly plump and hearty. But I just couldn’t do it… after tasting the phở here, I couldn’t go back to phở dai loi’s phở. And eventually spring roll quality improved here, so a win-​win situation for me.
So for phở, what differentiates from other phở places is the broth.
It just tastes and smells lot refreshing and cleaner than other places.
Also, I have a friend that used to do pest control and highly recommends phở 24 for sanitation.
My other favorite dish that I get, if I’m not craving soup, is the vermicelli special with the eggroll. Pretty spectacular and awesome deal when you’re hungry, haha.
I did try out the bahn mi here and wasn’t my favorite.
But that doesn’t say much since I haven’t been in luck to find any bahn mi place that I’ve liked thus far.
To sum it up, this is my favorite Vietnamese restaurant!

Have a craving for Vietnamese at 3:00am in the morning? Phở 24 has you covered!
While I wouldn’t go here as long as the other Vietnamese restaurants are open (like literally, any of them would suffice), Phở 24 is not the worst food option late night. They actually have pretty servicable dishes. I almost always get the grilled pork slices, sometimes with rice (C4 combo) or with the vermicelli. The meat is always solid, maybe not the most flavorful or the freshest, but it’ll be enough to hit the spot. Can’t really comment on the phở since I’m not a big fan of soup dishes. I’ve had some of their bubble shakes too. I wouldn’t call them bubble tea because the consistency is usually thick. Again, not the best, but not a bad dessert to hold your sweet tooth over until other stores are open again.
As of June 2015, they’ve updated the interior a little bit. Still kinda dated and stale looking but it’s like everything has a fresh coat of pain and got a good wax job. Parking really shouldn’t ever be a problem. There’s a decent sized lot in that shopping center. I will warn you that they have bad phone reception around that area, so just keep that in mind (at least with Sprint).
Service… let’s say I’d rather get my order to go most of the time. The guys aren’t bad, they just give the subpar service that is all too common on Buford Highway. They’ll get your order out quickly, but stop paying attention after that. I also have a hard time understanding them half the time, and vice versa.
So overall, a solid 3-​star place where just about every aspect is average and acceptable. But they’ll be there anytime you need to hit the food cravings, so extra star for that.

There aren’t a good number of places open 24-​hours, but I’m thankful that Phở 24 is one of there. There is no better food after a night of drinking or dancing — and there’s no better hangover food either. While it’s not the best phở I’ve ever had, it’s consistently good (and it tastes even better if you’ve been drinking or have a hangover). The meat is good quality and you’ll get a very fair bit of it, more than most phở places. The broth, while not the «cleanest» tasting, has the right amount of oil and richness to make any belly happy.
As an added plus, the waiters are fast, and I’ve only had a long wait once or twice, when I came in after a large group.