Pho Tan Thanh

One of my favorite places to grab something quick and authentic to eat. Everything I’ve ordered has always been tasty and delicious. You can’t beat their prices and their service has always been great for us.

The food is savory but I’m just not satisfied with their portions. And the service is not great neither.

It’s good! It still needs work. Their spring rolls could be better, it’s done amateurishly.

Always satisfied here. Best prices phở in town, service on point and food is always delicious! I order the huge combination phở bowl usually but today I have an upset tummy so the 3B will do which is just meatball phở. Veggies are always fresh and soup hot, spring rolls are amazing as well. Inside a Asian market so you can shop after

very poor service, I order 3 time, 3 food order togo in the month, everytime I brought the food home, I open up they give me wrong item, three time in the row, can not believe that. very very poor service.

The food here is cheap and decent amount of portions. But what they lack is customer service and a genuine one at that. I don’t know if it’s the Asian culture, but they don’t really acknowledge you here after leaving food or refilling the water. A smile or a «You’re welcome» would be a start but they don’t do that here. They almost failed my refill drink test where I was out of water and they didn’t refill the water till I complained. You guys serve the people with food and service as this area of the business/​restaurant REQUIRES it, or don’t serve anyone at all.

We frequent this phở spot every time we are in AZ (which is a lot). Gotta say for the price it is a pretty good deal. We started coming here after our previous phở spot started skimping on the food they put in the phở. That definitely isn’t an issue here, the phở is filling and full of meat, noodles and great broth. The egg rolls and spring rolls are fresh and hot as well.
This is a go-​to spot for delicious phở!

Really good eggrolls. phở sucks! Not hot enough it came out warm and not enough flavor. I will only come back for the eggrolls.

As a New Yorker, this phở is pretty good! Got #1. And for $ 6! Nice. Had a decent amount of meat and noodles. Broth was tasty as well. Also tried the egg rolls (which I know to be spring rolls in the east) which was different than the ones I’m used to but delish.
Price point is good. Food was good. Service was okay. Would come back next time I’m in the area.

My favorite Vietnamese place on this side of town. Their Phở ga is soooooo good, way better than others I’ve tried in town. It has this extra spice to it that makes it absolutely delicious. Their phở dac biet is great as well but da vang beats it.
This place is relatively clean, located inside lee lees, the staff is friendly and attentive for not knowing much English.
Getting two phở dishea, spring roll and egg roll runs you less than $ 20 bucks and a big belly.

5 stars for the area
Phở = very good, best taste in NW Valley. This is my go to place for Phở.
Eggrolls — didn’t like these — too greasy
Spring rolls — Yum + hoisin peanut sauce yum + fish sauce Yum
Serving size — very good. Even an XL option if you’re super hungry.
Ambiance — OK, small, fast food-​ish, not the best part of the experience but if you’re looking for great food this is the place to go.
Prices — also AMAZING, best I’ve seen

Service was good, but phở wasn’t hot enough and just warm. The egg rolls that were ordered barely had any flavor to it. Overall, the place was just okay. I thought it tasted better when it first opened up.

Best phở I’ve had yet

We ordered the Bun Tha Nun, Tha Nun with rice, and fried egg rolls. The food was mediocre but the service was AWFUL! The young female staff does speak or acknowledge you at all. I asked her a few times and she just stares at you & leave. The prego lady staff is just rude. And male staff was slow and unhelpful. To top it off my mom and I both got really bad stomach craps the next day and it last 2 days. I think we had food poisoning.

Ugh. Our phở looks like the broth was scooped off the top layer because it was filled with fat. The service was just as bad — they kept bringing out the wrong food and drinks. There was a female server there that didn’t even speak a word and kept bringing out food and placing it at one end of the table and walking off without trying to figure out who it belonged to our telling us what it was. One phở dish we asked for them to cook their normally rare meat all the way before serving it as the person was pregnant and couldn’t risk eating anything remotely raw — but it still came out with half of the meat cooked and the other half raw. I definitely would not come here again.

For sure this is the LEAST EXPENSIVE Vietnamese restaurant I’ve ever been to and I liked some things much better than other things here so it’s very hard to give a correct rating and three stars is still a positive rating.
By far my favorite thing to recommend that I tried is the Bo Nuong La Nho is basically seasoned barbecued Ground Beef wrapped in grape leaves served with rice paper, vegetables, and fish sauce. This was among my favorite Vietnamese appetizers I’ve ever had. and was truly good. You do need to roll the rice paper yourself with the stuffed grape leaf, herbs and vegetables and then dip in the fish sauce. I really liked this dish and would come back for that.
I had the chicken phở and I did taste my husband’s beef phở. After tasting them both I have to say the beef phở with brisket is the way to go here because the brisket was very good and the beef stock was better than the chicken stock but the rare beef in that phở turned to over cooked dry beef as the chicken breast also turned over cooked and dry in the chicken phở.
We did receive a generous amount of Thai basil, limes and jalapenos to use with all the sauces on the table.
I am aware that chicken phở isn’t prepared the way that beef phở is with the charred onions and ginger for flavor but the chicken phở that I tried was a generous portion of bland watery stock with dry chicken breast and really is the reason for the three star rating.
Service was good and efficient.
If you are in need of a restroom you need to use the Lee Lee’s Market restroom and it was very unpleasant.
YOU DON’T“T WANT TO KNOW WHAT I SAW!

Excellent Vietnamese food inside Lee Lee’s market 75^th & Cactus. Peoria
I used to drive the 45+ mins to eat at Phu Thanh in Mesa and loved their food.
unfortunately that restaurant closed 6 months ago. Well the family has opened a new restaurant here in Peoria.
The best Phở I’ve found in Phoenix. They will make it any way you like. Rare beef on the side, steamed mung sprouts. extra noodle, Whatever condiments a true Phở lover would want. They will make it happen. The key is knowing what you want. and, not expecting someone to read your mind. The herb pouch they use for the broth has the perfect blend of savory and sweet. One of the best things about their broth is how the flavor stays consistent all the way ’til your done. Truly a rare thing…
Banh Xeo is filled with fresh veggies and a few shrimp. Cut off some of this crispy crêpe and add some fresh basil, cucumber, fish sauce, and roll it into an awesome lettuce wrap. This is good healthy eats !!
Their Iced Coffee is top notch too.
They make all the various Vietnamese Sweet Bean, and tapioca desserts.
Trust me those are worth a try.
Phở Tan Thanh. I look forward to rediscovering your extensive menu
Soup
Stew
Noodle
Broken Rice
Meat Grills and wraps
Phở Tan Thanh has it covered

Finally I’ve found my favorite place to go whenever I crave Vietnamese food.
I’m so glad that finally we have a good Authentic Vietnamese food with reasonable low price in the West side!
I’m sure there are some other Vietnamese restaurants scatter around in the valley but this place «Phở Tan Thanh» is the best place of all (in my opinion).
Definitely, I love the low price with fresh ingredients, the perfect temperature in soup (Phở or soup is sizzling hot here unlike other Viet Restaurants are mild in temperature) with generous portion which I like a lot and the taste of everything on the menu here is so yummy delicious.
I’ve tried the following items on their menu and they are all surprisingly pretty good for the low price.
*Bún Bò Hue (Hot & Spicy Beef Noodle Soup),
*Bún Bò Xào (stirfy beef with noodle),
*Phở,
*Bò Cuon Lá Nho (Beef in Grape leaf roll with rice noodles, lettuce, mint leaves, bean sprout, cucumber with special dipping sauce)
*Lòng Heo xào cai chua xa te (is my favorite)
My plan is to go back here to try everything on their menu. This is the only place I am willing to adventure to try new taste, new items because I know I can’t go wrong here.

This place was pretty good. I’m happy that they had the three colors dessert here. Oh so good. It’s not as sweet as other places that I’ve gotten it at. I ordered the BBQ Pk and shredded pork dish (#42) and that was delicious. I tried some of their beef stew noodle dish and their egg noodle dish — both which were also good.
The spring roll was interesting because it was mostly all veggie with shrimp and beef slices. I’m used to the spring rolls having some mi fun (rice noodles) in it, too, but it was good regardless.
The vietnamese coffee was also good. Very sweet, but good. I also like how cheap and clean this place is.

I don’t like to give away too many 5-​stars, but when I do, I ‘ll give it to this place. The Phở gods had answered my prayers. I only asked for good, reputable Phở, instead I got exceptionally great Phở.
4-​stars for the greatness plus 1 more star for making it CHEAP. By that, I mean it was still in the $ 6 range! That’s how I judge a Phở place, the taste, size and cost. The freshness of the veggies and meat makes it even better. Why not, its located inside a grocery store, right?
The first thing you need to know is its inside of Lee Lee Oriental Market. Over the past year or so, the market seemed like it was losing its appeal and soon after this restaurant opened, it got life again.
I see more and more customers eating here which gives it notice and the credibility it deserves. Prior establishments did not do so well.
I’m a coconut juice whore and they make it fantastic here! Its not overly sweet and served over ice, just the way I prefer it!
I will be supporting this place regularly. Eat Phở all seasons baby!