Pho On Broadway

Let’s face it I have been to many Phở places in the northwest. This is place represents a pretty good bowl. The price was a little higher than I anticipated but that was okay. The service was fast which is really good for those who are on lunch or in a rush. Plus they do have carry out. Seating is limited but it wasn’t an issue since the bowls of Phở were coming out fast and furious. The décor was a little dated but I did not mind since I was there for the soup. I would try this place again.

No water was served until we were midway through our meal. The owner continued to sit at the front of his lobby chatting on his cell phone. When extra meat was ordered, extra meat was not received.

Phở is just ok. Not that really good. But the attitudes to the customers was really bad. So mean! Like seriously when I hear he was talking on the phone like he wanted to slap the customers on the face.

Best Phở I’ve had in a long time. I was a bit worried because the overall rating was only 3 stars but we were all pleasantly surprised. Looked like a husband and wife team and the wife was waiting tables. She was very very sweet. The beef phở was absolutely wonderful. The broth was to die for and the wife said she makes it from scratch by cooking down beef bones for days. Love Phở on Broadway!

I have been coming to Phở on Broadway for many years and love their food, and their outstanding service, they make you feel extremely welcome and almost like family! The owner really takes the time to get to know his customers, and he now knows our order when we show up! Unlike most phở restaurants this one has a variety of options for food choices as well as drinks, my favorite would have to be the Vietnamese sandwiches as well as the crispy chow mien! Not to mention they also serve beer! You wont be disappointed if you try this place!

Regret. Disappointed. The owner pushes up the price all the time. Vegetable phở and egg rolls he charges 15 and change. Very grump and mean guy. I’m sooooo done with this place. The Grinch that stole the phở appetite.

Phở was good but the service was horrible. Getting even a glass of water was a hassle. It wasn’t busy, there was 2 tables including mine, but still we were continuously ignored. Crab rangoon was terrible.

I come here at least once a week, and Harry always remembers my order and has it started before I even get sat down. I always feel welcome and appreciated. It’s nice to feel like he’s genuinely happy to see me!

The soup was not fresh when served. I grew up with Vietnamese food and this did not come close to the freshness I am use to. If you have higher standards of phở I would go elsewhere. Also, the beer and sandwiches (not that great either) are over priced.

Disappointing. The noodles were lamp and sleepy, owner did not even bring water. Did not feel much like a guest. The Phở was so-​so and in the Seattle area where nearly all Phở is at least pretty good that means it was not good.
Worst off, not enough broth. That’s why we eat Phở people! Dirty and grimy Vietnamese restaurants are kick ass. That minimalist, don’t use too many napkins feel is usually compensated by outstanding food and a full glass of water. Bummer they couldn’t get that right.

My favorite Phô place. I come here at least once a week. The beer selection here is good if you like Asian beers. Food service is always fast. Take out is available too. There is much to chose from. Awesome appetizers, rice dishes, meat, vegetarian and sandwiches as well.

The best phở in everett. Harry is super kind and always remembers what you order once he starts to recognize you. Phở is always amazing, service is always quick! I go here roughly once a week and never regret it.

Being a Phở lover and having eaten at many Phở establishments, this place is the best I’ve come across. It is a tiny place-​if you blink driving down Broadway you will miss it-​so don’t blink and drop on by for the best tasting Phở around. I always order the chicken, which has huge portions of non-​fatty shredded chicken meat. At most other places I’ve tried Phở the broth leaves a strange after-​taste in my mouth. This place doesn’t. The broth tastes freshly cooked and filled with tons of flavor. Although the Phở is a bit pricier here than any other place I’ve eaten at, it is worth the extra couple of dollars. When I’m in the area and don’t have time to stop and sit to eat, I’ll order it to-​go for a delicious meal later. I’m a pretty avid Phở eater and have tried it at many different establishments. No place comes even close to the Chicken Phở here.

As an Vietnamese, this a worst phở restaurant I have ever been to in the States, and the price is even higher than all others phở places in Everett.

at first i was weary. the location was a little undesired (it is everett) and its small but i tell you what the Phở is soooo yummy its fast pretty average price and the small lobby makes it very peaceful me and a best friend eat there quite often and will continue

Really… how different is one PHO place from another? It’s not too spendy, the food is good and the owner, Harry, is friendly and will remember you. I knocked it down one star because the restroom is somewhat icky but I eat there often. I like the lemongrass chicken with vermicelli noodles but their soup isn’t bad. Again, how different is one PHO place from another?

My family and I have been going here for years. Definitely authentic fresh ingredients and you get the feeling your meal was made with love. Growing up in So. California near «Little Saigon» this place makes me feel like I am going home.
The phở is great, egg rolls are great, vermicelli rice noodle dishes are great, chow mein is great, spring rolls are great, Vietnamese sandwiches are great, steam buns are great and the owner Harry is great. When we need a little comfort food and a friendly face this is our go to place.

Stopped in for a good bite. I walked in and despite it looking a little questionable placed an order anyway. Big mistake. Aside from the heavy salt and msg, I’m still haunted by the stomach cramps that ensued. Service was mediocre, not exactly friendly. If I’m going to spend my money on some good phở, it definitely won’t be here! Go elsewhere or enjoy the salt coma~

Worst Phở I’ve ever had. Not authentic. You can tell he uses beef broth and does not make the broth from scratch. He was rude to my sister and me. We ordered a large and it was like most smalls. The cook went to the bathroom with his cooking food gloves on and came out with them on. Disgusting!!! Will never ever eat there again!!! Waste of money and dirty!

I ordered a combo sandwich and a Vietnamese iced coffee to go. The total came out to be a whopping $ 9.75! From the second I walked in, the service sucked ass so as he watched me sign for the receipt, I wrote a big fat $ 0.00 for the tip. Then I looked him straight in eye and he looked all perplexed like he was asking himself, «Huh? What?! Why?!» in his mind. Sandwich was mediocre in both size and value. The Vietnamese coffee looked like it was for a kids size meal. It didn’t even taste Vietnamese. It tasted like one of those Starbucks coffees you get in a glass bottles at the gas station. Definitely wasn’t worth $ 9.75. I should’ve went down the street to get some teriyaki. I was actually thinking about picking up some Wendy’s on my way back to work.
As I finish writing this, I’m already hungry and I still have a few more hours to go at work! What a rip off…
To my friend at the restaurant: ban cua tôi, thuc pham và dich vu cua ban là xau! and the coffee tasted like lo dit.
The place itself is kind of cool though. There’s a drive through and a little garden outside. Maybe it’s there so you can reflect on how much you got ripped off.