Pho The Good Times Asian Bistro

Have eaten here 3 times now, and although I will admit to not being an expert in this area of cuisine, I have very much enjoyed the food, the service, the price, and cleanliness of the restaurant.

Best restaurant and food in Eugene! The phở and Vietnamese sandwiches are AMAZING! Miss this place and I live in the SF area…

Great food and atmosphere! The menu has a great selection of dishes that are super affordable. Everyone who works here is super friendly and has great customer service skills. This is definitely one of my favorite places to eat in Eugene!

These people are really friendly! The food is always really great here! Super clean nice environment, and open decently late for a Phó place.

I just finished eating my takeout and I am quite satisfied. I’ve had a phở craving for a few days now and I live very close to this place so I ordered some to go. I don’t eat phở that often so I don’t consider myself an expert. But every once in a while I get a major craving for it and I’m happy to say this place satisfied that craving.
The phở comes «deconstructed» when you get it to go, so you pour the broth over the noodles & veggies when you get home. The broth was good although it did taste like it was missing something. Could be because I ordered veggie and I usually order chicken. Either way I still liked it. I also ordered veggie egg rolls and chicken fried rice. Both were yummy! Their prices aren’t bad either.
I would definitely like to return to try the pad Thai. This will probably be my go to takeout place since it’s so close and I enjoyed the food.

I really like their Special Fried Rice. I add medium spice and it’s quite delish with the shrimp!

Stopped here on the way back to Portland craving Chicken Phở.
Excellent and only $ 8 for a large.
Win!

Great neighborhood choice. Try the Wings and Drunken Noodles. The service is fast. Seafood Curry is worth a go.

If you are in Eugene and craving Phở, you must come here! This is the best you are going to get in Eugene!
PARKING: Free parking in front and back of complex
MENU: Good variety of dishes including: Spring Rolls for Appetizers, Phở, and Vermicelli Dishes
I usually order the Phở Lovers which has eye round, tripe, tendon, brisket and meatball. The best bang for your buck since it comes with everything! :) This place is a little fancier giving every person their own personal plate of bean sprout, basil, and lime garnishes.
Don’t forget! Half Off Salad Rolls during lunch!
SERVICE: Friendly staff, but sometimes you need to flag them down to get your order in or ask for more tea.

Our go-​to Phở place in Eugene. We order the same thing every time we go. Tofu & Veggie Phở for me, (all meat) Phở Lovers for him and a Lemongrass Pork Bahn Mi split between us. Consistently delicious and fresh food in a relaxed/​casual/​clean setting. Water refills are always prompt, staff is friendly, and the check arrives back quickly. Would recommend!

I enjoy the lunch specials here, and the Thai iced tea. I had a chicharron spring roll yesterday with the three dipping sauces and capped off my lunch with the seafood meatball soup. I love the seafood meatballs, even though they are fried and they look a bit shriveled in the soup. I kind of wish the phở didn’t have carrots in it, not because there’s anything wrong with them but simply because I’m not used to seeing decorative carrots in phở. They taste just fine, but they are a bit incongruous for my phở experience. At any rate, this is one of the better phở places in town and the prices are reasonable. I’ll be back!

Four stars for the phở and I really like the lemongrass pork salad rolls. Also, lunch is really cheap ~$ 7 and half off the salad rolls. My go too place for phở :)
There are people who are giving lower scores and comparing this to larger cities, but I just want to remind people we are in Eugene/​Springfield. The malls here are also lacking compared to the five story mega malls of big cities…
Anyway, this is a clean and decent tasting phở especially since the selection of Vietnamese food, in town, is so small.

SO DAMN GOOD. I go here once or twice a week. The Phở Ga is super good, chicken is tender and I always drink the broth because it’s that delicious. Regular size phở is plenty for me, I never get the large. The salad rolls are pretty good too, I’ve gotten the tofu ones before and shared with a friend. Comes with dipping sauce. The yellow curry with chicken is extremely good, but I just can’t beat the phở.
Nice atmosphere as well, and nice staff. Love this place.

It was my first time and I was not impressed. I ordered the chorizo sandwich and they didn’t have it. I was disappointed. It does not make sense to have it on the menu if they no longer serve it.
My friends ordered and they forgot to make it. They need help. The up take food is ok.

Let me start off by saying I’m Vietnamese and I know good phở. So trust me when I say that the phở here is mediocre. I’ve got to dump hoisin sauce in the soup to get any flavor. The only thing this place has going for it is that the ingredients are fresh and establishment clean. My mom and grandma love this spot but I’m much more picky about my food.
Unfortunately the pad thai with tofu that I ordered was really bad too. It’s got such a strange flavor. It felt like a punishment eating it. I’m not one of those people that can waste food so I ate it all anyway. Pretty sure I tasted some of my own tears mixed in. If you’re looking for pad thai go to Sabai.
The service here was really attentive. No complaints about that. I just wish the food was better.

This restaurant serves the best phở in Eugene (I always order a bowl of tendon & meatball phở), and decent banh mi’s and summer rolls.
I would stick to those offerings, and be vocal about water refills!

A previous reviewer said «this place is a little fancier giving every person their own personal plate of bean sprout, basil, and lime garnishes.» That wasn’t my experience at all. We ordered two bowls of Phở and received 1 small plate of bean sprout, basil, cilantro, jalapeño and lime. When I asked the server about the other plate (since we ordered two phở bowls) she said we had to pay extra for that. The portion we received was not at all reasonable for two phở orders. It was clear they were trying to get by on the cheap. The phở was good but the noodle and meat in the bowl was also a lot less generous than it should have been. Even the broth should have been filled higher in the bowl. This is the first time I left a restaurant after eating phở and still felt hungry. The food was good but the portion was lacking. It almost seemed like if we were more of their ethnicity, our phở would have been more generous than it was. This place was OK to try but we won’t be back.