Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 925 Blossom Hill Rd #1003, San Jose, CA 95123
Phone: (408) 208-8645
Website: https://pho408.com/?utm_source=google
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Pho 408, 925 Blossom Hill Rd, # 1003, San Jose, CA 95123, US
Reviews
Tried Pho 408 and was seriously impressed. Ordered the S3 sizzling beef rib combo and it was amazing. The beef rib was super tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The pâté was creamy, and the bread was real Vietnamese bread—not the usual baguette most places use, which I really appreciated.
I also ordered a Vietnamese coffee and it was spot on—strong, bold, and authentically Vietnamese.
The service was attentive and friendly. Our server Dustin was great—he kept checking in to see if I needed more water or anything else, which really made the experience feel welcoming.
Great food, great service, and authentic flavors. Highly recommend!
This time I sat at the bar — and that was the move. The owner, Natalie (a true culinary concierge), gave me the behind-the-scenes tour without ever leaving the kitchen. From how the tendon is simmered to how the fresh noodles are pulled daily, she made the meal feel like a guided tasting menu in the middle of San Jose.
Let’s talk broth:
The long rib pho came with a side of depth. Deep, rich, no MSG afterburn, just pure slow-cooked soul. The tendon broth? Silky, almost gelatinous in the best way — like it had been simmered down for generations.
The fresh noodles were a standout. Slippery yet chewy, they soaked up the broth like they had a mission — no factory noodles here. This is the kind of place where even the carbs show up to work.
I doubled back on the sizzling pancake and was not disappointed. Still crisp on the outside, airy in the middle, and that hint of coconut? Totally unexpected and completely addictive.
For dessert, we did damage:
• The mango tofu had the texture of panna cotta and the flavor of a tropical vacation.
• The Vietnamese donuts? Let’s just say they didn’t make it past the parking lot.
And the vibe? Spotless. Like surgical clean. You could eat off the bar if it weren’t already full of pho bowls.
The staff were friendly and nice. I asked which dishes were popular. He answered me “all” which was very well trained by the restaurant but not really helpful for new customers .
The space between tables in this restaurant were good. However, we happened to have a screaming kid on next table. It is difficult for me to say the noise level was good .
I recommend this restaurant. I intend to try its other dishes.
The soup is also great, you won’t feel thirsty,and it’s very comfortable to sit outside in the summer !
They have sugarcane drink !
Service was great and friendly!
I ordered a $20 bowl of noodle soup(#19), and the amount of noodles I received was shockingly small — literally two bites, at least half of what they usually serve. I politely pointed this out to the staff and asked if they could add more noodles.
They did add noodles, but then charged me an extra $4 for it.
Charging extra to bring the portion up to a normal size feels unreasonable, especially for a $20 bowl. If portions have been reduced, this should be clearly communicated upfront. This experience felt unfair and not what I expect from a place I frequent.
Very disappointed and reconsidering coming back.