Pho Nhat

Good phở
We ordered the $ 8 #1 phở Nhat to share after a breakfast smoothie earlier… It had a good broth good noodles and definitely a solid 3.75 out of five stars for quality and flavor. My mind was not blown but it was good food.
Tucked in the back of this strip mall is a quiet little Vietnamese food spot… Staff seemed friendly.
Definitely worth stopping by to have a taste.

Hidden phở restaurant in Tempe.
The building was a little out dated, but the food was good.
We ordered the #1 phở combination. The broth had lots of flavor like normal phở!
You can always tell by the flavor of the broth its its good or not!
Not a bad spot to try.

Having never tried Vietnamese food before, I really had no idea what to except when my sister brought me here for lunch one day. She pointed out what she usually orders and I stuck close to it. I believe mine was #40 — the rice vermicelli noodles with BBQ beef and Eggrolls. It was delish and tasted considerably light for a noodle dish! My sister had the same thing, but with pork (I want to say #34 maybe). I would highly recommended both of them. And oh my gosh, the Thai tea with tapioca was the best I’ve tried anywhere. I would definitely come back for the same meal!

One day I was about to break because I was in need of some Phở, and happened to have a pretty bad sore throat. After finding this place on Unilocal I walked over from my dorm and ordered #6 and #46.
I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly I was served and how quickly I got my food. I couldn’t help but inhale the rolls, they were just so tasty! And the Phở was so soothing. It came out steaming and was full of flavor. The phở comes with a large plate of greens to add on which I appreciate a lot.
One thing that keeps me coming back is the service. I absolutely adore the staff here. The lady in charge even remembers my face and what I like to get.
Protip, asking for extra meat is a great choice. I got extra meatballs in my phở and was extremely pleased.

I checked this place out for the first time today since I love Phở. I thought that the food was very bland and didn’t stand out at all. The only plus was that the service was decent. I wouldn’t recommend coming here.

I ordered #25 mi dac biet which was decent. Thankfully I didn’t order phở because the bowl my buddy got looked terrible. Greasy layer of fatty broth. I think she was by herself Saturday morning so it was a little slow at service. Pretty much a hole in the wall status but it wasn’t good. I don’t plan to come back here anytime soon unless I’m starving and this was the only place open.

The food is good. But the service and the atmosphere take everything away. The table doesn’t wipe clean. There is spot of oil or fat where my friend sit. I feel bad to take him to this place. Never again!!!

I love this place. The lady is always super nice. Service is fast and she always remembers my order. If you’re into spicy food I would highly recommend for you to order a spicy phở (:

About the customer service
Friendly staff here and I ordered the thick rice noodles with beer broth, ask the staff there, they are quite flexible about customising the dish to suit you preference.
About the food
Very flavouring beef broth, it feels like more five spiced rather than typical meaty and beefy taste, fresh rice noodles and beef was very good as well, I asked for extra extra spicy, squeezed loads of lime juice in my phở, spicy and sour, absolutely spot on for cold weather.

Phở #1 is a large bowl of fun meaty bits. Lots of fresh veggies on the side. The broth was tasty and with a splash of hot sauce it hit the spot. I like that you add the vegetables. Lots of folks don’t like cilantro so they can avoid putting it in.

This place was pretty good, only thing was their spring rolls were really summer rolls.

My bf and i came here out of random. I got beef phở he got fried rice. His fried rice was really gross it didn’t have flavor. My phở was okay. It wasn’t as good as unphogettable but it was pretty good. The ingredients are fresh but they need a better cook.

Let me start by saying I’ve only had Vietnamese food a few times in my life, but when the plate I ordered arrived, I couldn’t help but water at the mouth from the deliciousness I was staring at. After I spooned on some chili sauce and poured on the side dish of juice they gave me, I began to dig in. I had a pretty damn large bowl of beef, shrimp and egg rolls bedded on top of noodles and lettuce. I finished the whole bowl and am pleasantly satisfied, everything tasted pretty fresh and tasty; however, I couldn’t help but think this is probably what the *average* Vietnamese dish tastes like (in the valley, at least) and there are probably better places. As far as I’m concerned, however, this place gets my seal of approval!
Tl;dr: 4 egg rolls out of 5.

The quality and taste is good. The service could be much better. Service was too busy watching tv.

Never went to Vietnam so I’m not too sure how authentic the food here are but I just love the Pork Chop Rice with Fried Eggs. Pure amazing.

It was OK. I got Phở to-​go. It came out quickly and I was glad to be on my way. I got the Chicken soup (Phở Ga). The chicken was in huge chunks (good for some, but I’m used to smaller pieces) and it was a bit rubbery (as if it was previously frozen). It came with one slice of jalapeño, no basil, and no sauces.
I drove up at 8pm and the place looked closed. The «Open» sign wasn’t on and it looked dark inside. I thought maybe the windows were tinted (they weren’t), but I saw people inside and the hours said they were open til 9 so I went in. It’s a little sparse and gloomy. I’d go back if I don’t find a place that’s better.

Went for early dinner today and I ordered combination fried rice. It was tasty! The service was okay but everything is made to order. I would definitely recommend this place to try. Everyone was eating soup.

A little on the pricy side for soup but the ingredient are fresh and it’s not overly salty. The service is minimal and I like that. They ask what you want, they bring it to you and unless your cup is empty you won’t need to interact with the staff until you go to the register to pay.
*the spring rolls are worth ordering for the dipping sauce alone.

I love their beef stew. #28 is absolutely yummy. :) close to ASU right off of the highway.

I came here a few years ago. Phở tasted bland. Just came back recently because a bunch of people were going… still tasted the same bland flavor. Seems their broth just has no flavor kick to it. It’s not terrible but there are better phở places out there in Tempe.
There’s Phở Cao (good) and Khai Hoan (very good). Try those places in Tempe. Better phở places are even better in Mesa. Strong broth. Lots of meat.