Got Pho?

Excellent phở noodle bowl. I usually order a veggie/​tofu combo and it was delicious! I will be back again for sure! The staff was very friendly.

I love this place… The PHÓ is great the bro this very consistent, which is important to me when it comes to PHÓ

We love this olace, we live in Addison and drive to Richardson to eat here. Shrimp spring rolls and any of the phở is awesome!

I love this place for their Spicy Sate phở soups. Perfect for the cold weather or when you’re feeling sick. Not crazy about the rice plates…

Usually, Phở restaurants serve their food in matter of minutes since all they do is drop the noodles & meat into the already made broth. I feel like this place takes their time to actually cook their food, and it definitely shows in their taste. One of the best Phở places I’ve been to in the Dallas area.

If you like Phở and know good Vietnamese, Got Phở is perfect. Traditional, simple, to the point. Great if you’re in a rush because they are fast! Enjoy some spring rolls (A2 and A5 are good, but there’s lots more to try) or a nice bowl of vermicelli (B7). Get the peanut sauce and mix in some sriracha and hoisin for a great sweet and spicy taste. You can even add it to your soup! Mmm mm :)

We love their Phở noodle soups! It’s simple and to the point, fresh,… Good price for great flavor. Their grilled chicken spring rolls are delicious! We’ve eaten inside a few times but usually we get it to go. Place is clean and service is pleasant. It’s one of our favorite spots around.

Clean restaurant, nice server. Food is Blaaah!
Don’t order anything with chicken expecting it to white meat. Almost everything on the menu containing chicken is made using cheap dark meat. PHO Contains white meat, but it resembles sliced lunch meat.
Spring rolls were good but peanut dipping sauce wasn’t very good.

Very clean atmosphere, friendly staff

I love this place! I can’t believe all the negative comments! Granted the service is not always the best but they always take great care of us when we go. It’s a family that runs it so they don’t treat you like a number which some restaurants do when you go. They have the best Spring Rolls… nice size and great peanut sauce… a lot better than Phở Tay Do across the street. I do know phở is different depending on which region of Vietnam so maybe why some people are not happy. It’s one of our regular places so hopefully some of those that had bad experience will give them another chance!

Good food, clean, fast and friendly service! I love coming here!

Found a fly in my phở.

Ya, the service is pretty terrible. It took forever for anyone to even take our drink order. This place is suuuuuppper sloooow, Not to mention pretty pricey for phở. I had high hopes since it was pretty close, but naaaahhh. I will just make the drive to somewhere else. Nothing really seemed fresh. Was not impressed at all. Sorry guys… Hope you take this review and try and improve.

I HATE THIS PLACE! I CANNOT SAY IT ENOUGH, I HATE THIS PLACE!!! Now I go to Phở Tay Do across the street. They basically do not have it together at this restaurant. Phở Tay Do was out of noodles, so we came here ONLY for noodles, why did it take 20 minutes with only 2 customers to get NOODLES!!! It makes absolutely no sense.
With Vietnamese food, everything is cooked pretty quickly, I have no idea what they are doing. It takes 30 minutes just to wait for our order and that is when we call in. With the Phở, sometimes they add crispy garlic on top and sometimes they do not. Where did the crispy garlic come from anyways. It was disappointing, because the Phở taste like hot water with noodles and chicken. Very disappointing and they are one of the more expensive Vietnamese restaurants in Dallas, for what you receive. Will NEVER return. Service is too slow.

The place is pretty clean, and the phở is good but I’ve had much better.
Also, I’ve never been to a Vietnamese place that didn’t serve bahn mi’s.

Place is clean and modern for a viet restaurant. Portions seem bit smaller than other places.
I tried the pan fried noodles. It was pretty good but not enough noodles. I also tried a chicken rice dish. It was okay.

I came here because a friend saw me check into Phở Tay Do and told me the bun bo hue (spicy beef noodle soup) here was better. Really now? Okay let me give this place a try. I mean, I have seen it in passing, especially when I go to Phở Tay Do. I just never had a true desire to come here…
So I ordered my BBH. Waiter was nice and got our drink orders out fast. Had my café sua da (iced Vietnamese coffee) to wake me up. Here comes my BBH. Eh. less noodles and less meat than what I’m used to. Took a sip of the broth… eh that was okay. Not horrible but definitely NOT better than Phở Tay Do. At this point I’m thinking, what in the world is my friend talking about?
My friend had vermicelli noodles with pork. He said it tasted horrible. The fish sauce tasted funky and the noodles tasted like they were a day old. Whomp whomp… double whammy.
I also didn’t see a lot of Vietnamese people here. That should’ve been a sign.
Got Phở? you gots to work on your food yo!

So… this place is called «Got Phở?»
I was feeling a lil Phở-​E today and I could not pass by a place with such a corny name.
I tried to check in and…
Sacre bleu
What is this?
How on earth could Unilocal miss
Such a sweet little succulent restaurant?
What I ordered:
Medium Phở A, B (tai, chin (eye of round steak, well done brisket))
Order of egg rolls.
Alright, this place isn’t that great. The rice noodles weren’t overdone, but they didn’t have a good chewy consistency… at all. They kind of just broke apart in my mouth. The meat was cut a little too thin for my taste. And the eggrolls were ho hum di dum dum.
Cool way to order phở, though. Each type of meat is designated a letter. So you are having… alphabet soup… hur hur hur… stfu hater.
I’d stop in again. No one was there and I hate eating in crowded restaurants. Random conversations are annoying.