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Pho in beef, chicken & veggie varieties served with other Vietnamese basics in unpretentious digs.
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Address: 1240 S Jackson St, Seattle, WA 98144
Phone: (206) 568-0882
Website: http://thephobac.com/
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Reviews
Aliza C
Pho Bac Sup Shop in Little Saigon was our first visit and it definitely made an impression.
A quick heads-up: parking is limited, and be cautious of homelessness in the surrounding area. Once inside though, the experience is a total contrast. The space is very hipster-forward, both in décor and concept—you can get your pho fix with a cocktail, and dine in a room with a giant tree in the middle. Such a cool, unexpected vibe.
We ordered the rib pho, which was a must. The broth was hearty, deeply beefy, and so good we drank every last drop. We also tried the pho trộn (dry turmeric noodles) out of curiosity. I worried the turmeric might taste medicinal, but it was the opposite—well balanced, flavorful, and hitting all the flavor buds. Portions are very generous; honestly, one order of either dish could easily be shared.
If we had more stomach space, we absolutely would’ve tried their bún bò Huế—next time for sure.
Overall, this is a great spot for pho: good food, friendly service, and dishes come out quickly. You pay your bill at the bar, which makes it easy to be in and out. Cool atmosphere and worth the visit.
… moreA quick heads-up: parking is limited, and be cautious of homelessness in the surrounding area. Once inside though, the experience is a total contrast. The space is very hipster-forward, both in décor and concept—you can get your pho fix with a cocktail, and dine in a room with a giant tree in the middle. Such a cool, unexpected vibe.
We ordered the rib pho, which was a must. The broth was hearty, deeply beefy, and so good we drank every last drop. We also tried the pho trộn (dry turmeric noodles) out of curiosity. I worried the turmeric might taste medicinal, but it was the opposite—well balanced, flavorful, and hitting all the flavor buds. Portions are very generous; honestly, one order of either dish could easily be shared.
If we had more stomach space, we absolutely would’ve tried their bún bò Huế—next time for sure.
Overall, this is a great spot for pho: good food, friendly service, and dishes come out quickly. You pay your bill at the bar, which makes it easy to be in and out. Cool atmosphere and worth the visit.
Enas Shawa
Fantastic place for delicious Pho, generous portions and affordable prices. Service is so friendly and fast. Got the brisket Pho and the Rare beef Pho both were delicious and meat melts in your mouth.
… moreCalvin Bui
Pho Bac Súp Shop isn’t just another pho spot — it’s part of Seattle’s Vietnamese food history. Walk inside and you’re greeted by neon, the buzz of tables flipping fast, and that unmistakable steam of broth rising up from the bowls. This place has energy, and it’s infectious.
The Food
I ordered the phở đặc biệt with brisket, rare steak, tendon, and tripe. The broth is what makes it — clean, rich, and balanced without being too heavy. The noodles stayed springy to the last bite, and the meats each had their own personality: brisket with a soft layer of fat, rare steak melting into the soup, tendon adding that chewy, soulful texture. People rave about the short rib pho here, and it’s easy to see why — it’s a statement bowl that comes out like a centerpiece.
Service & Atmosphere
Service is fast and no-nonsense. Orders hit the table quickly, and even when the shop is packed, bowls land hot. The vibe is casual, almost cafeteria-style, with families, students, and late-night crowds all mixing together. It’s the kind of place where pho is the focus, not the décor.
Practical Details
• Vegetarian options: Yes — tofu and vegetable pho is available, though this is still a meat-forward menu.
• Dietary restrictions: Many dishes use fish sauce, but staff can point out adjustments if needed.
• Parking: Limited street parking; be ready to circle or walk a block.
• Kid-friendliness: High chairs are available, and the casual setting works for families.
• Wheelchair access: Ground-level entry with wide tables inside, though peak hours can feel crowded.
Final Take
Pho Bac Súp Shop is more than a meal — it’s an institution. If you want to taste Seattle’s pho legacy, this is where you start.
… moreThe Food
I ordered the phở đặc biệt with brisket, rare steak, tendon, and tripe. The broth is what makes it — clean, rich, and balanced without being too heavy. The noodles stayed springy to the last bite, and the meats each had their own personality: brisket with a soft layer of fat, rare steak melting into the soup, tendon adding that chewy, soulful texture. People rave about the short rib pho here, and it’s easy to see why — it’s a statement bowl that comes out like a centerpiece.
Service & Atmosphere
Service is fast and no-nonsense. Orders hit the table quickly, and even when the shop is packed, bowls land hot. The vibe is casual, almost cafeteria-style, with families, students, and late-night crowds all mixing together. It’s the kind of place where pho is the focus, not the décor.
Practical Details
• Vegetarian options: Yes — tofu and vegetable pho is available, though this is still a meat-forward menu.
• Dietary restrictions: Many dishes use fish sauce, but staff can point out adjustments if needed.
• Parking: Limited street parking; be ready to circle or walk a block.
• Kid-friendliness: High chairs are available, and the casual setting works for families.
• Wheelchair access: Ground-level entry with wide tables inside, though peak hours can feel crowded.
Final Take
Pho Bac Súp Shop is more than a meal — it’s an institution. If you want to taste Seattle’s pho legacy, this is where you start.
Cai
AMAZING PHO. Ordering the fried doughnut on the side to soak up the broth is TOP TIER. The ribs are so hearty and tender. The soup is great. You get all the condiments. I will be back to try the Bun Bo Hue because they were sold out during dinner time when I went. Not to be mistaken with the Pho Bac in downtown ❌
… moreM G
My absolute favorite pho soup shop in the city. The broth is glossy and flavorful, the noodles firm, the spring rolls huge and delicious. You can’t go wrong with a hearty, generous bowl of pho!
… moreDuyen
Pho Bac is always a solid so so spot for Vietnamese food! The broth is rich and flavorful, and the Bun Bo Hue is delicious too. The menu has plenty of options, and everything tastes fresh and authentic. The only downside is that parking can be a bit difficult to find, but once you’re inside, it’s worth it. Definitely recommend if you’re craving a comforting bowl of pho.
… moreBriana Cotton
I come here often and I’ve never had a problem eating in or take out
Today I went in and ordered a small soup with noodle and fresh rolls Togo
First when I got my soup I seen it had cold grease sitting on top. I touched my soup and it was cold ..went back and got it replaced
Then I started eating my fresh rolls and they didn’t peel the shrimp
This is my last time coming to this location for sure
… moreToday I went in and ordered a small soup with noodle and fresh rolls Togo
First when I got my soup I seen it had cold grease sitting on top. I touched my soup and it was cold ..went back and got it replaced
Then I started eating my fresh rolls and they didn’t peel the shrimp
This is my last time coming to this location for sure
Tassia Accioly
Under 21 years old not allowed.
Pho bac has really good food.
It’s a very nice place to meet some friends and eat a good viet meal.
The price seems fair for the area.
Try to get there on a time that is not too full as the parking lot is small and you might not find places to seat as well.
Great experience as a whole.
… morePho bac has really good food.
It’s a very nice place to meet some friends and eat a good viet meal.
The price seems fair for the area.
Try to get there on a time that is not too full as the parking lot is small and you might not find places to seat as well.
Great experience as a whole.
Matt
Just wanna say that this place is super awesome! I tried the pho here and it was really really good — the broth hits just right and the flavors are rich and comforting. It’s one of the best bowls of pho I’ve had in Seattle and totally worth trying if you’re craving something warm and filling.
I also ordered an iced coffee and it was surprisingly tasty — strong and smooth, perfect to cool down while slurpin’ noodles. The vibe inside is chill and casual, good for lunch or dinner. Service was friendly and pretty quick, even when it was kinda busy.
Overall really enjoyed my meal and coffee. Will def be coming back!
… moreI also ordered an iced coffee and it was surprisingly tasty — strong and smooth, perfect to cool down while slurpin’ noodles. The vibe inside is chill and casual, good for lunch or dinner. Service was friendly and pretty quick, even when it was kinda busy.
Overall really enjoyed my meal and coffee. Will def be coming back!
Wilson
Great service and delicious pho! The beef rib pho was such a fun and unique experience, definitely worth trying at least once. Overall, a fantastic spot for pho lovers. Highly recommended!
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