
Welcome to Sùp Vietnamese Pho & Grill, a Vietnamese restaurant dedicated to serving creative and healthy dishes inspired by the vibrant flavors of Vietnam. Our mission is to provide a unique dining experience that combines traditional Vietnamese cuisine with modern twist, offering a wide range of dishes that are both delicious and nutritious.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5932 Fairmont Pkwy, Pasadena, TX 77505
Phone: (281) 809-5895
Website: http://www.supvietnamese.com/
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Reviews
For drinks, we ordered the WINTER (kumquat juice), SUMMER (passion fruit), and Thai tea. The SUMMER was very good and refreshing, especially topped with dragon fruit juice. The WINTER, however, tasted bitter and came across like the kumquat may not have been fresh. Thai tea was what you’d expect.
For food, we ordered the Roasted Short Rib Platter and a lunch special with papaya salad and phở tái. The short rib itself was extremely tender and well cooked, but the flavor was overwhelmingly sweet. The sauce it came with was also very sweet. We asked for fish sauce on the side, which helped balance it out, but we still ended up taking a lot of it home to rework the flavors ourselves.
The papaya salad was super fresh, which we really appreciated, but it could have used more fish sauce for depth. The phở broth was flavorful with strong star anise and herb notes, but it lacked the rich, meaty umami and fatty depth you typically expect from a great phở. They did not offer filet, only eye round, but to be fair, it was the softest eye round we’ve ever had in a phở, which was great.
Overall, there were some highlights, especially freshness and tenderness, but several dishes leaned too sweet or lacked balance.
What really made the visit stand out was our server, Maria. She was incredibly friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed without ever feeling rushed. Her positive attitude and great service truly elevated the entire experience.
I’ll definitely be coming back—not just for the delicious pho, but for the excellent service as well. Highly recommend!
As a Vietnamese person, I can tell the food isn’t strictly authentic Vietnamese cuisine, but honestly….it doesn’t need to be. The flavors are so good that authenticity becomes secondary. The bò lúc lắc was outstanding. The meat was incredibly tender, packed with flavor, and easily the highlight of the meal.
I ordered the most expensive dish on the menu so I could really try it…the beef rib. While it was good, it’s clearly priced for the cut of meat rather than the flavor. The bò lúc lắc actually had more depth and seasoning. I found myself pulling meat off the beef rib and dipping it into the bò lúc lắc sauce, and that combination was phenomenal.
One small suggestion for the restaurant: adding rice paper to the $43 beef rib plate would make it much easier to roll and eat. Using only lettuce made things a bit messy. Including rice with the dish instead of making it an add-on would also elevate the experience.
To top it off, the meadow jasmine tea juice was delicious, slightly sweet but very refreshing. I kept adding water as I drank it, and the flavor just kept getting better.
Overall, this was an amazing dining experience with incredible food and service. I would absolutely come back.
We tried a variety of dishes — the sugar cane pork, short rib platter, pickled vegetables, and fish sauce were all good. The fried spring rolls were the standout: crispy, flavorful, and easily the highlight of the meal. Everything was well-prepared, but overall, the food lacked the depth and boldness of authentic Vietnamese flavor. It all felt a little muted.
The biggest letdown, though, was the pho. The broth was flat, under-seasoned, and lacked the rich, layered flavor you’d expect from a well-made pho. On top of that, the “ribeye” listed on the menu was misleading — what we received looked and tasted nothing like ribeye. It was closer to brisket in both texture and appearance, maybe a NY strip at best, but definitely not what was advertised. At this price point, I expected more transparency and better quality.
Overall, while there were a few highlights and clear effort in the presentation, the flavors just didn’t quite deliver. With some adjustments, especially to the pho and overall seasoning, this spot could have real potential. I’d be open to giving it another try down the road.