House Of Pho

So glad they opened in Burleson. I’ve had better Phở but its good & good service. Owner was very friendly. We’ve been 2xs now.

Visited this new restaurant in Burleson last Sunday and had a really good experience.
Our waiter was prompt and attentive and gave a fantastic recommendation on how to spice up the beef phở.
Our appetizer of chicken spring rolls arrived in less than five minutes and were delicious.
My husband and I both ordered the beef phở, extra spicy. The phở had a strange odor to it, which I had never smelled when ordering phở, and was not very spicy, but it was tasty and filling. My husband commented that he would get the regular order of phở next time due mainly to the smell and non spiciness of the phở we got.
They only offer one bowl size here for $ 7.99 or $ 8.99 depending on the meat you get. I though the pricing was fair and comparable to other phở restaurants we go to in the metroplex.
I will definitely return, if for no other reason that the good service and the close proximity of the location to my house.

Their vietnamese combination noodles is great! I chose beef and a mango boba smoothie to go with it. Perfect for this pregnant lady on the go.

Ok, to be fair, I’m giving this place 3 stars for a few reasons that will follow but if you want a GOOD bowl of piping hot Phở, this is a good, solid place to find it. The phở was slightly sweeter than others but I truly liked it! It was hot, fresh and delicious! They brought a plate of condiments for each bowl of phở ordered and the bowl was huge! Order the Phở without hesitation!
Now, the spring rolls. They were really pretty! I had them add cilantro, which helped! However, they were dry. We tried to figure out WHY, WHAT made them dry?! Maybe the pork was a little dry but I think they had too much lettuce to noodle ratio which gives them their juicy snap! Peanut sauce was good and nutty but rolls left me a bit sad. We ordered iced jasmine tea and what they brought was REALLY dark?! We asked if it was jasmine and he confirmed it was. We tasted it, it was black tea. It was good and strong but not jasmine. Whaaa! I had a nice meal so I really don’t want to complain. I’ll be back for the phở! But I’ll expect black tea and be happy!

Phở in Burleson. Had to give it a try. I had the shaken beef and spring roll, son had shrimp fried rice, daughter had chicken soup, and husband had flank steak phở. The rolls and peanut sauce tasted weird. I didn’t care for what I had or what my kids had. The husband’s phở was ok. If you don’t leave Burleson and don’t know any better it may be as good as it gets for you, but it was ok. I wouldn’t come back here.

We eat phở all the time and decided to try out this place. Food was okay, but meat was dry. I won’t come back. The waitress was nice. But I got dry throat by the meat being so dry.

Was very impressed! Friendly staff, clean place! Food was better than any other Vietnamese place I’ve ever had! Everything was fresh. Price wasn’t bad either!

I’m only giving two stars because I’m willing to give it another try. I haven’t tried the phở but the sesame «chicken» was pathetic. There may have been a couple pieces of chicken with that vegetable plate I got… but it wasn’t a chicken plate and it wasn’t even good. I’d say don’t waste your time. I will update when I go back for the phở.

Just ate at House of Phở… It was OK… I ordered the seafood phở. The serving size was ample, although a little light on the seafood, and it was piping hot. While it wasn’t bad, it wasn’t really *good* either… There just seemed to be something missing flavor-​wise. It didn’t give me the «ahhhhhh» factor.
I also didn’t care for the fact that soft drinks are sold by the can, no refills, and they didn’t let me know upfront If they had, I would have ordered a glass of water.
I went a bit before the supper hour, so it was not busy, and the restaurant was neat and clean.
Final thoughts– I won’t take it off my «list», but if I have time, I will drive into Ft Worth for my phở fix. If they would talk to a few Vietnamese grandmothers, and get their recipes for phở, and prepare it like it needs to be (a lengthy affair), and add fountain drinks, they would get way more stars.

My husband and I drive all the way to Arlington from Burleson just for Phở. When we saw this place we just couldn’t keep driving.
Apparently, they just opened last month and I think they deserve a lot more good reviews than they’ve currently got.
The Phở was VERY good, service was quick, food was fast, and we got our check while we were still eating so we didn’t have to wait around for it.
AND they have taro coconut Boba tea which is to die for.
Definitely going to be coming here A LOT more!

Yummy food! I had the sesame tofu. It was amazing! The texture was perfect and the sauce delicious. I was there was more of it though. Great place!

This place was decidedly three stars. The phở was not well layered in flavors. not enough anise maybe. but I think I know the problem. This place is geared towards the population of south Fort Worth (not Asians). Plenty of folks seemed to be enjoying their food but sadly I wasn’t really one of them. The wait staff was nice and the food came out in in a timely fashion but it lacked the depth of flavor of a place that’s geared towards an Asian (specifically Vietnamese) clientele.
My girlfriend’s flat noodles were fried well but lacked flavor… would I eat here again? Not likely since the prices were not commensurate to the flavors I’m expecting of an authentic phở restaurant. I can’t really speak poorly of the place as the staff worked hard to keep us happy but the food is why I go places and in this case. it is geared towards white people.

Don’t come here for phở. I took the directions directly from Unilocal,and got the run around, it sent me down towards the Chevy dealership. We called them and found out their behind the Bestbuy.
Appearance — people are saying this place is high end and yet I barely see any decoration; there was nothing to distinguish itself from a hole on the wall.
Service– a bit awkward, do you seat yourself or wait to be seated? The girl was nice enough to refill our water. :)
Food– like I stated before, don’t come here for phở. The phở was watery. How are you going to open a phở place, and not cook the phở correctly? Food presentation was decent, but the food flavor was not there. Phở needs to be simmered for hours to get that great beefy flavor. Huge disappointment.
Other tables food looked good… maybe because they didn’t get the phở.

I wasn’t sure to try this place out since I saw a few reviews with negative comments about the service and bland taste. But, I couldn’t resist since the restaurant is nearby. First, they must have worked out their kinks in service. We were seated immediately and the waitress came by several times to check on us after we ordered our meal. Once we received our meals (Phở and grilled chicken plate) they continued to fill our drinks and asked if we needed anything else.
As for the food, the spring rolls were good. We had shrimp and chicken. I prefer the shrimp. The Phở was tasty, but I do doctor it up with Sirachi sauce. The one downside is they need to serve more bean sprouts, basil, onion with the dish. Other than that, it was delicious.
We will definitely be back to try other dishes. Nice to have a Vietnamese restaurant in the area!

Honestly I didn’t get my hopes high for this place because I knew the owner would take advantage of the prices just because it was built in a high end community and the way the dishes were going to be made.
Service– sucked big time. Right when I sat down, the waiter rushes to me and ask if I knew what I wanted right away. That’s the first strike. WE DIDNT EVEN GET MENUS YET. I ordered a phở (beef noodle soup) and I didn’t even get my plate of bean sprouts nor did I get some napkins…2^nd strike. Waitress payed no attention what so ever. I tried being nice since I knew the grand opening was going to be tough but her attitude was just a no.
Food– Just because you opened up in a community full of Americans, that doesn’t mean you should half ass everything you make in the kitchen. The broth to the phở was a disappointment because it was so bland that I didn’t even want to finish it. The amount of time to wait for your meal is too long and then when it finally comes out, it looks like crap.
Pricing — way too pricy for something that’s not even made with dedication in the kitchen.
Overall crappy food, crappy service, and high prices. At least the inside looks nice, that’s the only good part about this place so I’ll give that a star…

Let’s start off by saying the staff, although seeming nervous, are very friendly and attentive! I went with my man and his dad — as appetizers, we ordered Viet spring rolls and egg rolls. The egg rolls were really good, and the spring rolls were good, although I know they were prepared before we ordered and weren’t fresh. They ordered combination fried rice, and I got combination phở (dac biet). They really liked the fried rice, and I enjoyed the phở.
The only reason why I subtracted a star was because the side plate portion for phở that has beansprouts and green leaves was small. The phở’s broth wasn’t as strong as I hoped; I could only describe it as tasting a bit watered down. Though, I drown my phos in sriracha sauce, so it definitely didn’t bother me TOO much. I would still come back for more, as it is close to home. (:
We came around 1PM, and it was surprisingly almost packed. We didn’t wait long for the food (about 15 minutes), but it was understandable, as there were more tables to serve as well.
I feel like the people who gave this business 1 or 2 stars the day of GRAND OPENING were really impatient and refused to understand that they did not expect that big of a crowd, therefore lacking enough workers.

I stopped by today on my way home from work and picked up Phở to go. They were super friendly and it only 10 minutes to have my order ready. The Phở was really good. I also had an order of the pork spring rolls which were also good. Their smoothies need some practice, but still decent. I’ll definitely be back and I’m so happy Burleson finally has Phở!

Good service, good atmosphere & amazing food. We have already been twice this week and will again at least one more time for the week :)

Finally open!!! Waiter told us that yesterday (first day open) they were so slammed they couldn’t keep up and everyone was mad. Today is normal and service is perfect. The menu is diverse much to my delight. Singapore noodles! Mmmmm
Offers the basic Phở menu, smoothies, coffees and much more. Ingredients are listed clearly so for those with allergies you can avoid the nasties.
Dinning area is open and roomy yet able to seat plenty. Plenty of parking and close enough to walk and shop after if you need to pick up odds and ends. We have been waiting impatiently since the sign said what was coming. Very happy!

Here’s why I gave this place so many stars. Even though there was a wait time for the food. The food was excellent. I had a vegetarian spring roll and it was tasty. Crisp. And the peanut sauce was perfect. I had the vermicelli grilled pork bowl. Cold. Crunchy. The pork was very flavorful. I also had the combination sturdy. The shrimp was excellent. The beef and other meats were covered in an extremely tasty sauce. My daughter asked for more fish sauce and they gave her some with no problems.
The wait staff was hustling. The place was crowded as all get out. I saw some people leave who didn’t want to wait. I tell you. The food was WORTH the wait. Damn straight.