Hello Vietnam

Spring rolls came out pretty fast. They were very skinny and mostly filled with noodles. I was disappointed with that so I prayed that the phở would be amazing.
I ordered the 5n and it looked pretty good when it came out but after the first bite I was upset. The broth tasted very watered down and there was hardly any meat in my phở. I had to use a lot of hot sauce and hoisin so I could finish it. It was cheap but definitely not worth it.
I think a lot of these people who put good reviews never had viet food before coming here. It would totally make sense if that was the case.
Try at your own risk.

Food was so so, not memorable and I will not return. The server spoke next to zero English. We asked for beef broth in the vegetarian phở, it came veg. broth. Asked for spicy chicken Bahn mi, came with no spice. Lastly, we tried to use an entertainment book coupon, but they refused to honor it. We only went to this place because of the coupon.

I came here for a lunch with my friends, and we had «Bun Dac Biet», but it was not really good. There is too much vegetables in a bowl, and the taste of their grilled pork is terrible. My friends and I wondered if maybe it was not fully cooked, cuz we saw kinda of pink color inside the pork when we just teared it in half. The price was fairly cheap, and it was not too hard to find for a parking spot there.
Service: the only man works here is friendly. He did greet us when we came in and even when we headed out. He did also filled up your water, which is 5-​star even though the place was getting more and more crowded at lunch time. The only thing we had to wait that when we were the counter for checking out, I could see he was had to washing all the dishes and stuff right behind the cashier. Though he immadiately got up to us, I could obviously see the friendliness and smiles on his face. There are TOO much work for the guys in kind of big restaurant like this. Overall, I will come back. 1 star for the food, 5 stars for the service of the server guys.

Whoever said this place has the best bun bo hue obviously hasn’t had real Vietnamese food.
BBH: Bland, not a hint of spicy and more noodles than meat. I do appreciate that they have pork blood and pork bone but if the broth isn’t good, it ruins the entire dish. So I had to pour a lot of shrimp paste and fish sauce to add flavor, for $ 10? Don’t think so.
Their banh uot was good, but there were only 6 rolls for $ 9? Absurd. More of an appetizer than entrée cause I was still hungry after. Their peanut sauce could improve, also bland.
Service: just one guy working who did the minimal, just brought water and took our order. He did greet us when we left so that deserved one star.
Location isn’t the greatest. It’s behind Panda Express and facing Walmarts vacant parking lot.

Absolutely delicious! A real gem hidden in the back of a Walmart parking lot!
Me and my wife had an order of Phở, both of us loved it! The broth was delicious. Also got one of the Vermicelli bowls, the meat in there was just amazing, veggies taste like veggies ;D. Cheap and delicious. Will absolutely come here again.

Love this place! I’ve been coming here for a while now, me and my daughter both love the phở here! One of the best in Everett in my opinion. Very friendly staff, always great service everytime we come.

Very friendly service, I’ll be back to try other dishes

I’ve eaten phở and appetizers here about a dozen times now. The service is usually fast, accurate and friendly. My phở order is always the same, but the bowl delivered usually varies from just ok to fantastic. The first time I was here the phở was so good I would crave it sometimes. It had such a depth of flavor with a multitude of vegetables and seasonings that it was incredibly delicious, almost addictive. Last week it was off the charts delicious and today it was just ok again. Looks like yet another day that they have run out of ingredients and seasonings and are just hoping their regular customers don’t notice. We notice.

I only came here because of reading the reviews for the Bun Bo Hue. Whoever thinks this place has the best Bun Bo Hue in Washington needs to take a rain check and explore a little more. The Bun Bo Hue was a little water down and wasn’t as flavorful, I had to add some more shrimp paste and fish sauce. I’ve ran into other places that were better. The service wasn’t so bad though, it was okay. I did order spring rolls here to and it wasn’t all that great, could be better. Anyways, I won’t be coming back here again. Lol.

My family and I enjoyed a great dinner here. We were surprised by the cheap (er) prices. The food was amazing!

While doing some quick errands, we stopped by this place for a quick meal. My hubby had the Bun Bo Hue, and I had the Phở dac biet (regular size), along with the fresh spring rolls.
We were pretty much there when it opened. My husband really enjoyed his Bun bo hue. He enjoyed the flavor, and the ingredients that they had was what he likes, however, he still wished they added more vegetables.
My noodle soup prior to me adding any other condiments had good flavor. Even for a regular size, I was got full and couldn’t finish, but since hubby enjoys my leftovers, he ate it up.
He also likes how when he asked if they can switch the normal bun bo hue noodles, to the phở noodles… some other restaurants, for some reason gives him an issue, but this place was very accommodating to do so.
We’ll definitely be back if we are in the area.
As for their customer service, they were very nice and friendly.

I come here all the time and I will never stop! The only small issue is they barely refill your water. So you have to ask or wait to see if someone comes by your table, which is rare. I don’t mind asking but it would be nice if someone came once in a while to check our drinks. Other than that, this place is great!

I am in love with their phở and their fresh spring rolls. I like my fresh spring rolls with a sweet sauce made with fish sauce. They serve theirs with a peanut sauce but the rolls are so fresh and good I do not mind at all. Mmm sooo good.
I will be back.

5.95 for a generous regular size cheaper than the other phở place nearby, probably since the rent is cheaper

They have the best «Bun Bo Hue» in Seattle area. Their special noodle and rice dishes are generous and tasty. You should also try their «Cha Oc».

I came here yesterday. I had «banh beo», «banh bot loc» and «cha oc» for dinner. They’re so good. Especially, they have the best spicy noodle soup. Had to try! I definitely highly recommend for everyone who is the fan of delicious spicy food lover. The other foods are good as well. I will come back. Love this place!!!

The best phở place I’ve had so far. Still cannot compare to Hawaii phở but it was ok. The regular phở specials were good with a aromatic onion beef broth. The noodles were nicely el dente and the meats had good flavor. I like how everyone had their individual plates of bean sprouts and leaves. Service was ok and prices were really cheap. I wouldn’t recommend getting the Thai tea or coffee here, really bland and overly sweet. Overall, it really hits the spot on nice cold days. I’ll be back!

Generous portions for a fair price. Great flavorful broth. Also check out if they have a daily special. It’s been «free soda with purchase» for quite a few of my last visits, so don’t miss it! It’s on the sign on the right hand side as soon as you walk in.

This is my favorite place for phở! There’s always parking and seats available and the menus come quick. It doesn’t take me long to decide what to get (regular sized special phở) and the waitress takes my order quickly! My bowl comes quick and it’s delicious!
The regular size is less than $ 6 and fills me up every time, no matter how hungry I am when I get there! The broth is delicious, and they give a good amount of meat, basil, and bean sprouts!

I’m not going to lie, I merely stopped in to see what they were all about because of their HUGE «Hello Vietnam» sign. I liked that they didn’t do the usual play on the word «Phở.» Clearly, I’m in marketing.
Moving along… their menu is not as big as most Vietnamese restaurants but they had the essentials and that’s all that matters. I was really surprised at how fair their prices are, $ 5.95 for a small combo phở?! Yes, please! The décor and all their little plates were adorable. Very modern and contemporary but still stuck to their Vietnamese roots. The décor is even from Vietnam, the only reason I know that is because my mom asked them where they bought a few things :).
Great food, great service, even better prices! I’ll definitely be back!