Family-owned Vietnamese restaurant specializing in pho noodles soup and a variety of other traditional Vietnamese dishes, comes with Ding Tea is an indispensable taste. We believe and insist that the infinite possibility of tea no matter black tea or milk tea. Thus, we keep launching new products to make our franchisees grow and thrive. We keep a close eye on our quality and never use overnight tea. Also, we emphasize freshly shaking tea and SOP standard to maintain same quality of each cup of tea.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 732 Caldwell Blvd Suite A, Nampa, ID 83651
Phone: (208) 463-9032
Website: https://www.pho7idaho.com/
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Reviews
However, I must mention that the restaurant is understaffed, which means you’ll likely wait for more than 40 minutes for your food. But don’t worry, it will arrive fresh and hot.
One downside is that they forgot to bring me my Thai tea. I wasn’t a fan of it because it tasted more powdery and overly sweet. But I’m excited to give it another try when I go back. We truly enjoyed our meal! And watch out the chilly is spicy my mother and I got spice out with just a dab.
First couple of visits the pho and banhmi were pretty good as were the spring rolls. But today it’s like they changed their recipes. The banhmi bread is not the previous baguette, it’s more like a stale roll and there wasn’t much in the way of filling – i ordered the special. The spring rolls were still pink on the inside and you dont want to ingest pink pork unless you’re aiming to get sick, it also had an after taste. The pho broth also tasted different from the first few times we’ve visited and had an after taste as well. I’ve had copious amounts of Vietnamese cuisine from my previous life in SoCal so I’ve developed a pretty good baseline. I hope they go back to basics.
Oh as a comparison check put Vietfood on Overland, they’re pretty spot on! Their cafe su da is the real thing. Check out the pho, spicy beef noodles, banh mi, spring rolls…etc. The owner just came over from Vietnam and so far it’s pretty authentic. I hope it doesn’t change.
Happy eating all!
Gave them a second chance since the family was wanting pho and our favorite pho is 13hrs away since moving. Slow service. With an almost empty restaurant we stayed standing in the doorway for several minutes waiting to be seated. They were out of beef broth for the beef pho which was disappointing since they did not let us know until after taking our order. Ordered the chicken instead and the chicken was dry/bouncy. We asked for our check and the server let us know our meal total and then we gave our card to pay but it was a swipe card which they couldn’t take at the table so they ran it up to the counter to finish out our bill. They gave us back our card and receipt and it had a new total amount? They took it upon themselves to input their own tip without permission!
*EDIT* The nice response by the owner made me realize that my original review was misleading. The time I became sick, I had pho tai (beef slices), not chicken. The chicken has always been cooked well and great tasting and good texture. Traditionally, the beef slices are undercooked so that they cook in the hot broth. This shouldn’t be a problem dining in. Takeout, again, is a different story, and all the food should be reheated to safe temperatures and not just eaten in the container when you get home. It’ll probably take some time, but I mostly likely will come back here someday for their chicken pho. I’ll be back before that for their thai tea menu. I don’t want to scare people away from the restaurant, but to call attention to food safety. Always reheat especially when meat is undercooked, on purpose or no.