Pho Que Huong

Went to a quo huong franchise before, they werent up to the standard and so was this one.
I only order phở and shrimp wrap when i go to phở stores. Same order here.
Peanut sauce tasted a bit funny, shrimp is smaller than others compared. Phở soup was bland, not a lot of meat for the large size.
Service wasnt bad. Still not worth my $ 11.95

Hot and spicy noodle soup. Perfect for these cold rainy Dallas days.
Try the chicken curry soup bowl. its worth it. Place is clean. simple and best of all — centrally located.
Regular for lunch for the office gang.
— Cheers

My boyfriend got here before me and he asked for 2 waters and received 1. Our spring roll order was old. We could tell by the brown lettuce and the hard rice paper. I ordered the trio sampler and it was delicious and I had a fresh spring roll. My boyfriend had phở and he loved it.

Was craving phở and this place was a great choice. The chicken and shrimp noodle soup is awesome. Will go back!

I don’t think this place is that bad. I’ve tried a few phở places in the area and this is the only one I’ve gone back to multiple times. Their spicy broth is actually spicy and has good flavor! Could use more meat for what you pay. Restaurant is clean and staff is nice enough.

One of my favorite Viet spots in the DFW. The Phở’ is amazing and not too fatty, and their Pad Thai (N1) is a little different than your average Thai place, but still awesome. Server attention is much better than before as well

The S7 — Chicken noodle curry is outstanding. I absolutely love it!

My mom and I was craving Vietnamese food and so we stopped by at 11 am.
Super loved the broth.
I got the Phở Tai and my mom got the Mi (something) can’t remember but the broth for both was awesome as well as the noodles and the veggies were super fresh!
And the staff is friendly!
Definitely stopping by again. :)

Shrimp spring rolls were average, with plenty of noodles providing an overly chewy effect, and a largely tasteless peanut sauce. Grilled pork banh mi was a sorry affair, the lukewarm pork without flavor, the bread clearly at least a day old and stale, no daikon nor chili, and just a grudging dribble of hoisin sauce for moisture. For $ 3.25 I don’t expect pâté, but a little butter or mayonnaise would have been nice. These two dishes plus a diet coke made $ 10, which is just about reasonable for the clearly skimpy fare on offer.
Service was fast and friendly. When I went up to pay, a vast pot of chicken phở stock was bubbling away and smelled great. Presumably the clue is in the name here and phở is the thing to order, but if a restaurant puts something on the menu it should really deliver regardless.

I went in and ordered the combination fried rice. Got home to eat it and it smelled like someone put horse crap right in the middle of my plate. I mean it literally smelled like chitterlings! It was disgusting. I tried to dissect it to find out where the smell was coming from and it was the «beef». Unbelievable. Plus the shrimp was mushy. And the chicken was old. Needless to say, I will NEVER eat there again. I am just praying to God that I don’t get food poisoning from the two bites I took. GROSS!

The phở broth was too bland for me. I had to add a lot of hoisin sauce and siracha to make up for the lack of flavor. The spring rolls were just okay. The next day I went to Phở Empire in Irving, which is further for me, but worth it. The service here was good though — quick and friendly. I’ll come again if I don’t want to make that drive, although I haven’t tried the other phở places around this area yet.

Great Phở! Hubby said it was Irving’s best. I agree it was wonderful. Bowls were a perfect size, I had regular and hubby had large. Casual seating and dining area, great price!

One of my favorite Phở restaurants. We live close by and dine in or take out, we have always enjoyed our food. They give an abundance of fresh vegetables and herbs. I love love love he freshness of the food and appreciate the value of what we order. I sometimes order the spring rolls for starters and for Phở we like he grilled Chicken and sometimes the Beef. The pork vermicelli bowl with egg roll is great especially with fish oil.

We are fans of this local chain of Viet restaurants. We go to the Las Colinas location once every other month or so for a conveniently located meal. Service is a little lacking, but they get the job done. Sometimes the people working there make you feel like all of their customers are a major annoyance. A simple smile can go a long way. (Minus one star for this reason.)
The food is always satisfying and flavorful. We usually get the ba la lot (lemongrass ground beef cooked in betel leaf) services with rice paper, rice noodles, herbs, pickled veggies, and sprouts. We’ve had decent phở and other appetizers here (we like the skewered meatballs).

I really love this place. A coworker use to invite me and there is absolutley no other Phở places like this. Im thinking about it now just makes we so hungry… I’ve never been disappointed here .You wont regret it again I say it is soo good. I tried a few soups here and there spring rolls are great too. Nice clean and there’s this one waiter there, he’s pretty much is everyone’s waiter when bringing out the food and he is so sweet and courteous. Give it a try.

So, I came here for lunch with my boyfriend and he got Pad Thai and I got C1 rice plate with pork chops. The pad Thai was good but the pork chops were so dry and could swallow it smoothly. I am not the person to complain but I just couldn’t eat it. The flavor was good and I know they could do better because I’ve ordered it before. Well, I let them know if they could re do the plate and I waited for 15 mins and asked if my plate was ready and they said they weren’t going to make it again. I was like «so, am I suppose to not eat lunch?!» My boyfriend got to eat and I was just there watching him. I had to be back at school so I never got to have lunch. I was very disappointed with the way they handled it. I obviously came to eat wouldn’t they think to make me another plate or offer a different choice? Not to mention they never refilled our water.

It’s been a while since I hit this place up. But based on my friend recommendation, I have given it another chance. And I am glad that I did. The menu has been updated. You still have your phở, but they have since added a couple dishes that I don’t remember overseeing. The primary reason I know come to this restaurant is for the 3 style beef that they have where you can roll them up into spring rolls. I can definitely vouch for this as they are delicious and filling.
Other then that, I still do not eat the phở here. I have just been focused mainly on the specialty dishes that they have to offer.

Food is always good eat in or take out. I always try to get something different each time I come but the cold noodles are the best.
Derive is all friendly and quick. Restaurant looks a little dirty but it has been here for a long time
The Thai ice coffee is wonderful here

Appalling customer service at this place. I brought a group of 5 office workers on their first experience of phở and it was not the best introduction at all.
We arrived just as the Friday lunch crowd start to enter in waves – we were lucky to get a table as the place was nearly full, standing room only. Servers were running frantically back and forth from the kitchen, so it took some time before we could submit our orders.
I ordered phở dac biet with extra meatballs and the meatballs ended up in my coworker’s phở (who ordered the same thing with no onions, except he got extra onions and no tripe). Upon delivery, the server simply said to grab my meatballs out of his soup. My table overhead the entire exchange and were aghast! I quickly flagged down the floor manager who was very apologetic and quickly whisked the bowls of phở away for correction.
Unfortunately, the whole event left us with a bad taste that couldn’t be washed down by decent phở and food. One coworker even said he would like to come back for the food but couldn’t countenance the way our server handled the phở mixup.
I have been a long-​time patron of the Phở Que Huong chains around metroplex – but sadly, I will steer clear of this location in the future.

Phở Que Huong is that place you can always go to because you trust them and know what to expect every time.
The service has always been very good. The wait staff is friendly and fast. They get you seated and drinks out straightaway. The have a large menu selection and the ordering process is letter and number simple.
I normally order a Spring Roll and Phở of some sort. While not the best Phở in town, it is very good and constant. The flavors are well balanced and never bland. They make some of the better Spring Rolls around also.
The prices are right for lunch and the portions are awfully generous.
The service and food keeps me coming back again and again.