Pho & Com Asian Grill

PHo was good, very disappoint with sandwiches though. Sandwich was dry and not a lot contents in the center.

Somewhat hard to distinguish given the proximity to the gas station. Small and simple interior friendly people. Took my phở to go. Great lunch stop to get a good solid quality meal.

What!!! A Phở joint closer than Buford Highway! Yes!!! Don’t let this little joint connected to a gas station fool you! It’s LEGIT!
Sampled a couple of things off the menu;
Spring Rolls — (They were out of the regular ones, so they upgraded us to shrimp for the same price) SCORE! Really good! Not too greasy! Just right.
Bahn Mi — Asked the super nice server (may have been owner) to suggest which one we try. She said Lamb and she was SO RIGHT! Nice and tender, super flavorful and really cheap!
Beef Phở — Really tasty! And again, very inexpensive.
If you are in this area, give this place a try!

THE BEST phở in the Atlanta area. Period. It can be packed at lunch. Very small dining room. Their broth is what makes the difference. It is THE BEST. I’ve been to all the others. And, NO, I’m not related to or affiliated in any way other than just another paying customer. But I know good phở (pronounced «fuh») when I taste it!
But, PLEASE do not come here: it’s hard enough to get in now and parking is very limited.

This is our favorite local restaurant. I’m from DC and I really miss ethnic food from everywhere. Vietnamese food is delicious. Phở (it’s fhu people) is delicious on a chilly night and the papaya apple shredded salad is the best when it’s warm outside. We have come in and sat down many times with the kids (love kids menu because there is no Mac and cheese or chicken fingers to be found here). And top it all off with Vietnamese coffee– yum!

Delicious! Best phở in all of Atlanta. This is one of our favorite restaurants in Roswell. The staff is so friendly and the quality of food is very high. We will back again and again!

I dunno. This might not be the best Phò or Banh Mì but for ATL OTP, it’s pretty dang good. Also it’s cheap.
Who needs a sandwich that is soo gigantic and over stuffed that you can’t eat it in one sitting, let alone driving down the road.
Before I go fishing I pick up 1 or 2, depending on how many people are with me and head on. Sometimes we get 2 and send the kids to school with lunch.
Several options. I’m not a fan of the buffalo chicken, but everything else is pretty tasty.
A little tip: you have to ask, but they usually have pig ear Bahn Mi’s. Trust me, you haven’t lived.

Delishous, fresh food. Yes, it over looks the gas parking lot but so what — the food is yummy! I’ll be coming back soon,

Banh mi sandwich is delicious! And only $ 3.50, you can’t beat that. The customer service is wonderful, really nice people! We found them a week ago and have already been there 3 times. Very impressed, I hope this place stays around for a long time!

Wow — I always wind up ordering six items, cheaper to eat here and go home than to even fix things!!! Everything is fresh and the ajumai is a truly wonderful lady as is the great cook/​husband who is a former South Vietnam Air Force Pilot and great guy! The location is next to the Chevron in a little store across from a Steak and Shake, but the quality is surprising and the prices are SO CHEAP!!! Great phở and have gone up and down the menu for most of the items with NO BAD MEALS!

Best phở in the country! Always order phở in my travels and no where beats Phở & Com. Love the hole-​in-​the-​wall atmosphere, it’s truly a hidden gem. Lemongrass chicken and honey walnut chicken are to die for. Spring rolls are excellent! Small family owned operation, don’t expect speedy service — it’s all apart of the excellent experience!

One of the better Phở restaurants I’ve eaten at. I’ve had Phở at numerous places across the country, and lived in San Gabriel Valley for most of my life so I know good phở.
Tried the Special Phở and the soft shelled crab. Phở was solid. Good base, noodle texture and quality meat. Soft-​shelled crab is a must have. Simple and delicious.

This is some of the best vietnamese food I’ve had.
Went here on a Tuesday night, out of sheer need to not cook. The couple that runs this place are totally sweet and welcoming.
We had the Phở, and a Bun dish. Phở broth was ultra delicious and on point, the Bun dish was flavorful as well. The spring roll appetizer was perfectly done and seasoned, top notch.
Will definitely be going back multiple times.

Closest place to east Cobb where you can get phở and Bahn Mi. Thought the quality was good. Not the best I’ve ever had, but great for the location. The phở is very soupy. I recommend a medium unless you really like broth. Pass on the bubble tea.

Got phở and the vermicelli bowl. Good for the area but definitely not as good as vietnamese in other places.

Really, REALLY good food. I’ll be back here a lot. Try the phở, but the beef wrapped in grape leaves are on point as well. Also, get their hot tea, it’s really good.
I’ve lived in this area for a long time, and I’m kinda ashamed that it took me this long to come here. So much better than Saigon café.

I really like this place. It is nestled in a strip shopping center only shared with a gas station.
The food is very good and the owners are really delightful and funny. Yes at times they get tables and orders confused, but to me this is just part of the fun as this is what I have come to expect here. To be honest I look forward to it!
Food is very reasonably priced and I highly recommend Phở!

We found this place on Unilocal when driving to see some furniture and decided it would be better than the Steak and Shake across the street. Sadly, it wasn’t as good as we had hoped from the review. My wife’s phở had a bland, tasteless broth. Yes, I know, you can add other sauces to augment the broth, but normally it at least tastes like beef instead of just water. The meat was also tough and fatty, which turns my wife off of the entire thing. The ban mi, however, was very good! The spring rolls were pretty good too, but for a place with phở in the name we expected more.
The service wasn’t great, either. It might just be because there were too few people on staff, but we expected to get our food within about 10 – 15 minutes but it was closer to half an hour for the phở.

A hidden gem in Roswell often overlooked or unknown to most unless you’ve been told of the deliciousness that awaits you inside. Much like their BuHi brethren, this Vietnamese restaurant sits in the corner of an unassuming Chevron station and manages to crank out the best Phở and Banh mi north of the perimeter for the East Cobb /​North Fulton area.
Am happy to report that the service in the past few months has been spot on and attentive with takeout orders prepared and ready in less than 20 mins. While the indoor seating is modest (about 8 tables), the staff are extremely kind and will explain everything for those new to the cuisine.
They continue to run bulk specials on Bahn Mi sandwiches and are up to about 10 different variants of meats and flavors. Buy 5 for $ 10 and you’ll be in heaven with freshly baked french bread wrapping crunchy veggies and succulent meats. Hard to beat the value and flavor of a Banh Mi sandwich!
I am always impressed with the freshness of the ingredients and it is no more apparent than with their Phở. Whether dining in or taking out, the aromatics and accompaniments are always fresh, clean, and crisp. As with all Vietnamese restaurants, a small or medium will MORE than fill you up. I dont even understand why there is a large option except to take the other half home. But should you get it, they provide all the same to-​go containers, extra aromatics and accompaniments, and sauces you need for a second helping back home!
I honestly love that I live across the street from them and have enjoyed everything from Dac Biet to seafood and chicken variants. Dont be afraid of a little corner restaurant at a gas station. Go in, enjoy, and play with all the preparation variants of Phở!

It’s just ok. The Phở is good, but I’ve had better.
The sign on this place says 11:30, but it was practically noon by the time they showed up. Atlanta weather is pretty nice in the winter time. So, on this sunny day, it was not good to go into the restaurant to find that it was very cold inside and the heat wasn’t on.
We ordered Phở, chicken bahn mi, and summer rolls. All were just ok.
The phở was pretty good. No major complaints there. The bahn mi was not really good. I ordered it without pâté and the waitress (and owner i believe) barks back that pâté is never on bahn mi sandwich… except for one sandwich. Interesting, but ok.
The sandwich would have been pretty good if it was filled up. It was pretty empty. The good thing about the sandwich… the baguette. The bread was super fresh. Crunchy and soft as the same time.
The summer roll was interesting. It was large, but also a bit light on the protein. There was only one shrimp. Which isn’t bad, but not good considering the size of the summer roll. So, they compensated for lack of shrimp with something that looked like turkey meat. I think. lol.
People seem to come back to this place. probably because you don’t have many Vietnamese options. I’m kinda glad I live in a city where I have options. :(