Hopping Vietnamese spot with a wide selection of pho, vermicelli noodle dishes & vegetarian fare.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 22910 Bothell Everett Hwy #103A, Bothell, WA 98021
Phone: (425) 485-6737
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Order: Order online
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Reviews
D L
Nice little place with good food, fast service and plenty of seating space. We ordered pho and bun. Birth was nice, noodles cooked well, lots of meat. The broth wasn’t as warm as I normally like but otherwise cooked well. The bun was good, especially the grilled pork. You can tell it’s cooked over fire which gave it that nice charred taste. The egg roll was also excellent. Crunchy skin, tasty inside.
… moreSamuel Hancey
Hands down the best pho, bo kho, and banh mi I’ve ever had. I bring family and friends here, and always recommend them.
… moreEleana May
Today, I was craving banh mi and pho, so I researched places in Bothell and found one with good reviews. It was late afternoon and not busy. The food was good; I got the large portion instead of the small because it was only a $1 difference, so I figured I could take leftovers if needed. The meals were delicious—I especially loved the bread with pork.
The service, however, was not as impressive. I was given a crumpled napkin and had to get another one, hoping it wasn’t used. Then, as I was heading to the bathroom, the server remarked, “Oh, you’re still here?” which was a bit odd. Despite this, I left a tip and had a yummy brunch. The surroundings were at least pleasant.
… moreThe service, however, was not as impressive. I was given a crumpled napkin and had to get another one, hoping it wasn’t used. Then, as I was heading to the bathroom, the server remarked, “Oh, you’re still here?” which was a bit odd. Despite this, I left a tip and had a yummy brunch. The surroundings were at least pleasant.
Emily Rodríguez
Would come here quite often but a few days ago I brought an order home and as soon as I opened the sandwitch a tiny roach came out of it. I called them and there response was simply “oh come back I’ll just give you a new one”. Disgusted I threw it away and felt sick to my stomach!
… moreLinda Chong
A friend of a friend recommended this place for their Pho which is what I didnt get LOL so I’m keeping an open mind and would want to come back to try their pho.
Family friendly: Yes
Pet friendly: No
Parking: shared lot in strip mall
FOOD:
1. Appetizers: Cha Gio (crispy egg rolls – mix of pork and carrots, onions, rice vermicelli wrapped in spring roll skin and fried gold brown. Served with fish sauce) $8.45 – 3 STARS: Not the best but not the worse. It reminded me of the Americanized egg rolls from Panda Express which isnt a good thing.
2. Vegetarian Entrees: Goi Cuon Chay (tofu spring rolls, shredded lettuce, mint, and rice vermicelli with tofu wrapped with rice paper. Served with peanut dipping sauce) $7.45 – 3 STAR: it was okay. Nothing amazing about it and could use some seasoning.
3. Appetizers: Banh Mi – Ham $8.45 – 2 STAR: Its like they tried but really didnt want to try… Most banh mi is usually stuffed with a lot of pickled carrots and daikon, cucumber, jalapeno, and meat. Most places if they’re not very traditional will use mayo instead of pate but this place used butter. Butter is a first for me and im not sure where their head was.
4. Appetizers: Banh Mi – Pork $84.45 – 3 STARS: Similar complaint with the lack of items in the bread but at least the pork had decent flavor.
RESTAURANT/INTERIOR:
Unexpectedly larger on the inside. Clean and tidy inside. The majority of the tables were push together to make long rows of table in the which usually you see them separated.
MENU:
Like most Vietnamese restaurants, you see a good assortment of Pho options, rice plates, and vermicelli noodle bowls. I do wish they had more assorted soup based bowls, especially since this is family run. But I guess do to the location they are catering the the more popular items that non-Vietnamese people are used to.
STAFF:
Met with who I assume is the husband and wife. Both friendly enough but pretty in line with most Asian restaurants, you’re not going for the customer service.
… moreFamily friendly: Yes
Pet friendly: No
Parking: shared lot in strip mall
FOOD:
1. Appetizers: Cha Gio (crispy egg rolls – mix of pork and carrots, onions, rice vermicelli wrapped in spring roll skin and fried gold brown. Served with fish sauce) $8.45 – 3 STARS: Not the best but not the worse. It reminded me of the Americanized egg rolls from Panda Express which isnt a good thing.
2. Vegetarian Entrees: Goi Cuon Chay (tofu spring rolls, shredded lettuce, mint, and rice vermicelli with tofu wrapped with rice paper. Served with peanut dipping sauce) $7.45 – 3 STAR: it was okay. Nothing amazing about it and could use some seasoning.
3. Appetizers: Banh Mi – Ham $8.45 – 2 STAR: Its like they tried but really didnt want to try… Most banh mi is usually stuffed with a lot of pickled carrots and daikon, cucumber, jalapeno, and meat. Most places if they’re not very traditional will use mayo instead of pate but this place used butter. Butter is a first for me and im not sure where their head was.
4. Appetizers: Banh Mi – Pork $84.45 – 3 STARS: Similar complaint with the lack of items in the bread but at least the pork had decent flavor.
RESTAURANT/INTERIOR:
Unexpectedly larger on the inside. Clean and tidy inside. The majority of the tables were push together to make long rows of table in the which usually you see them separated.
MENU:
Like most Vietnamese restaurants, you see a good assortment of Pho options, rice plates, and vermicelli noodle bowls. I do wish they had more assorted soup based bowls, especially since this is family run. But I guess do to the location they are catering the the more popular items that non-Vietnamese people are used to.
STAFF:
Met with who I assume is the husband and wife. Both friendly enough but pretty in line with most Asian restaurants, you’re not going for the customer service.
Seth M
Hit it again! It’s still the same as the first time ! Consistency!
… morePo Izzy
Simply the best Pho in Bothell! Excellent broth, fresh beef and vegetables. The tendon is cooked to perfection. Best of all, prices are fair to cheap! What more do you want?!? Love it!
… moreRinaldo Lanzillotti
Authentic! You can feel the breath of the wook in your food! Great place to stop in for a quick bowl of vermicelli!!!!!
We just got off the highway and found this little noodle house tucked in a small strip center.
… moreWe just got off the highway and found this little noodle house tucked in a small strip center.
Ben Trevor
The curry chicken and vegetable dish I got was very tasty–much better than I was expecting. I’m docking a star for the service, though. We had a large group, including some non-native English speakers, and we were taking a while to explain things to them and help them figure out what they wanted. The waiter was visibly annoyed that we were taking a long time to order and muttered a few things under his breath.
… moreLiza Purdy
I ordered bun tom thit nuong for dinner tonight, and it was so fresh, beautiful, and delicious! The meat was seasoned and cooked perfectly, the homemade fish sauce was delicious, and the veggies were plentiful. Perfect proportions of veggie to noodle/meat. Highly recommend! I would definitely come here again to try something different or have the same dish again.
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