Pho An Hoa

Best phở in town! A little hole in the that’s worth driving to. Forget about all the other Vietnamese spots… this is THE spot in Charlotte for authentic Vietnamese. I recommend the avocado shake with boba, any phở (they actually have an extra large size!), green papaya salad, and of course, the spring rolls. Friendliest service and great food.

I had the chicken phở and a tofu fresh wrap, both were delicious and flavorful. The service was amazing as well. I would recommend this place and would definitely be back for another visit.

Excellent service, prices, food and options on drinks, apps and even beers. I had a Phở bowl combination and spring rolls with egg soda and coconut bubble tea to cap it off. I’ll be back.

i eats alot of Phở but this place is the best i never have by far the beer broth is flavorful is amazing how broth soup can make Phở good or bad !!

Don’t get me wrong, the phở was good, but very authentic, which to me can be a bit heavy on the fish sauce. The place was a bit dirty and the b sanitation rating was a bit off putting.

Great Phở!
The location is very humble, but their food is amazing!
Great hole in the wall for good Vietnamese food.
I’ve been once, but will be back. Their shrimp/​pork spring rolls with peanut sauce were amazing!
Service was efficient, but not above and beyond. Just simple, straight to the point.

I love the phở here. The broth was flavorful and the meat was soft not chewy. The boba when I had it was ok. The spring rolls are really good here too. It has both pork and shrimp in it!

Best phở in Charlotte that I’ve had, and I’ve had a lot of phở. Beef is tender and seasoned and broth is flavorful. Very friendly helpful staff. Will be back!

I guess with 39 check ins, I should write a review for An Hoa… I mean it has been 3 years since I wrote my review and it is in need of an update.
What has changed?
Absolutely. Nothing. And I’m glad that it hasn’t. My experience here has always been stellar. What do I get now? Oh you know, the same. However, I ask for a few more side dishes to go along with my Phở. So you want to know that inside secret don’t you? I see that my review actually went long lengths for this restaurant and I’ll let you readers know what’s good.
So what does it for me was something one of my Vietnamese friends told me to do. He said that you had to get some sliced onions mixed with red vinegar, then together that and meat with some noodles and eat it all at once. My mouth is literally salivating for it right now. Hey, you don’t have to do what I say, but I’m just letting you know, it’s pretty awesome. To me, it brings the flavor out in the combination between the meat, noodles, broth, and some mixture of the dipping sauce you use with the meat. If you want to know my combination, well you’ll just have to keep reading!
Overall, Phở An Hoa keeps delivering for my family and I. And I don’t plan to quit on going anytime soon. This place has probably been the most stable for me and my phở cravings and will continue until further notice.

I have been coming here since I was a youngin’ and absolutely love this place. The portions here are huge and the prices are unbeatable. I have tried just about everything on the menu. My absolute favorites ate the vermicelli bowls and Bun Bo Hue. I love the phở also, but that’s pretty much a given. Definitely come check this place out. The neighborhoods doesn’t look so nice here, but who the eff cares? The food here kicks serious butt!

I love Bun Bo Hue ! I always come here cuz of that bow. Phở is good also, I often oder with Hanh Tran and vinegar onion on side. Staffs are nice, they can remember which dish you like on next time you come! One thing I don’t like that too old music they play

Good timing with service. The star anise is a little strong in the broth. Very fresh herbs. Best spring rolls!

Best phở in Charlotte. Hands down. Their broth has incredible flavor and the service is great! A must try!

OK but not definitely worth returning. The broth did not have the home made authentic taste to it. Feels Fake. It is given as diluted a lot. The chilli paste on the table is too oily.
In a strip mall in the Hispanic, less nicer part of town. Cost of medium is $ 8.50.Small portion size. for the price.

A big bowl of phở was just what the doctor ordered. I guess technically what I ordered wasn’t phở, but it was a big bowl of awesome. I had the #12 — seafood vermicelli soup and I also ordered some vegetarian rolls to share. Both were delicious.
The restaurant is small and the servers are prompt. I love Ben Thanh, but this place is better I’m afraid.

This place is a good choice for Vietnamese. It’s a fast, cheap, hole in the wall. Nothing fancy about it. Just good food. I may have had more flavorful broth at other Vietnamese restaurants like Ben Thanh next door and Vietnam Grille on South Blvd.

I could have ranked the food about 2 – 3 stars because the flavor was not the worst I’ve had. However, it was after leaving the restaurant and carefully looking at my bill when I was incredibly disappointed with my visit. Sure, it was probably my fault for not spotting the discrepancy, but I am usually trusting the establishment I’m paying money to wouldn’t exploit my patronage to gain an extra buck or two unearned.
I am not from the Charlotte area so I understand Mecklenburg County may have some different taxing rates. But based on my bill (a photo of which has been uploaded), the restaurant charged me 12% of my total bill for tax. I’m pretty sure this tax rate is not used ANYWHERE in North Carolina as I also have over 10 years of experience in the service industry. I’m also not one to quibble over a couple of dollars, but with the big picture and assuming they might engage in this overtaxing practice regularly, your average customer is being completely ripped off. Maybe it was completely arbitrary but whatever the case, I generally have a standard to not go someplace that not only is untrustworthy, but seems to not care whether or not they have won me over as a customer by blatantly cheating on my bill.
Bottom line: check your bill carefully! Or better yet, just go to Truc on Tryon Road where the service and food are both better.

I got the medium shrimp and meatball phở and taro bubble tea for to go. they added up to $ 13. The bubble tea is pretty good, has a rich condensed milk flavor instead of just powder. The broth is very comfy, but a bit salty. Overall, it is a good place for fast phở stop.

Great service and great phở! I am more of a fan of their mi, though, and be warned that the portions are HUGE. The waitresses are really friendly. Low, low, low key place. Nice hidden gem!

I have been frequenting this phở restaurant for at least 14 years now, they have gone a LOOONG way since I first came here. If i were to review them 14 years ago, I would have probably given them 2 stars for sanitation. I was just there for dinner tonight, I checked their sanitation score which is 93, it’s acceptable for an ethnic vietnamese restaurant that used to be a hole in the wall place.
They put up curtains, put covers on the chopsticks and included a variety of sauces on each table. The only thing I have to warn you about is they only have one person running the kitchen and one server only… so if there are a lot of people in the restaurant (dinner time), things gets slow and hectic.
We wanted bubble teas but were told they can’t make them… ok. Ordered the papaya salad, it was ok for $ 6, tasted kinda like pad thai but green ripe papaya instead of noodle.
Ordered #15 egg noodle with wonton, shrimp and pork. The broth was a tad salty, but overall pretty good for $ 8.50, the XL side. I would recommend a medium if you are moderately hungry and only and XL if you are DYING for food.
The price here is probably the best for phở, you can get a children’s phở bowl for $ 5, then small for 7.50, medium 8.00, extralarge is 8.50. I think their best items are their noodle soup bowls. What is great about this place is that they do not charge extra for egg noodles, they have a whole category of noodle bowls that let you choose the noodle you want.