Busy eatery in a shopping center offering Vietnamese dishes in relaxed digs with a patio.
Hours
| Friday | 9:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 9:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 9:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 9:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 9:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 9:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 9:30 AM–9:30 PM |
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Reviews
Ali Hajiahmad
Pho Ha in Brea offers a delicious and satisfying experience of Vietnamese cuisine. The pho soup was truly flavorful and high-quality — with an authentic and comforting taste. The beef rolls were also very tasty and well-prepared.
The restaurant environment is clean and pleasant, and the staff were polite, friendly, and professional. The service was good, although it took a bit of time for the food to arrive.
The only reason I’m giving four stars instead of five is the relatively high price of the pho compared to similar restaurants. While the food quality is excellent, I expected the pricing to be a bit more reasonable. That said, the overall experience was good, and I’d likely return again.
… moreThe restaurant environment is clean and pleasant, and the staff were polite, friendly, and professional. The service was good, although it took a bit of time for the food to arrive.
The only reason I’m giving four stars instead of five is the relatively high price of the pho compared to similar restaurants. While the food quality is excellent, I expected the pricing to be a bit more reasonable. That said, the overall experience was good, and I’d likely return again.
Audrey Stith
Pho Ha: Where the Soup Speaks Louder Than the Service
If you’re looking for warm hospitality, friendly service, and a staff that showers you with compliments—well, keep looking. But if you want a bowl of pho so good it makes you forget that the waiter just grunted at you, Pho Ha is your place.
We ordered the #16 pho with rare steak, and let me tell you, that broth was basically a warm hug for our souls. It came with the perfect lineup of mix-ins—bean sprouts, mint leaves, jalapeños, and a fresh lime to squeeze in, plus all the hoisin, Sriracha, and chili paste you need to turn your bowl into a personal spice experiment. The rare steak was tender, the noodles were on point, and the whole thing was the kind of meal that makes you forgive all sins—including the complete lack of customer service.
We also got an order of spring rolls with peanut sauce, which were fresh and tasty, though we had to remind ourselves that dipping them in the pho would probably be frowned upon (not that anyone here would care).
Now, a heads-up: Their credit card machine was down, so thankfully, we had cash. If we hadn’t, we might’ve been washing dishes in the back—assuming they even let us.
The restaurant was busy, but the food came out fast, steaming, and consistently delicious. Bottom line? If you’re willing to trade warm smiles for warm soup, Pho Ha is totally worth it. Just bring cash, and maybe lower your expectations for human interaction.
… moreIf you’re looking for warm hospitality, friendly service, and a staff that showers you with compliments—well, keep looking. But if you want a bowl of pho so good it makes you forget that the waiter just grunted at you, Pho Ha is your place.
We ordered the #16 pho with rare steak, and let me tell you, that broth was basically a warm hug for our souls. It came with the perfect lineup of mix-ins—bean sprouts, mint leaves, jalapeños, and a fresh lime to squeeze in, plus all the hoisin, Sriracha, and chili paste you need to turn your bowl into a personal spice experiment. The rare steak was tender, the noodles were on point, and the whole thing was the kind of meal that makes you forgive all sins—including the complete lack of customer service.
We also got an order of spring rolls with peanut sauce, which were fresh and tasty, though we had to remind ourselves that dipping them in the pho would probably be frowned upon (not that anyone here would care).
Now, a heads-up: Their credit card machine was down, so thankfully, we had cash. If we hadn’t, we might’ve been washing dishes in the back—assuming they even let us.
The restaurant was busy, but the food came out fast, steaming, and consistently delicious. Bottom line? If you’re willing to trade warm smiles for warm soup, Pho Ha is totally worth it. Just bring cash, and maybe lower your expectations for human interaction.
Alex schulz (Mighma_Alex)
A decent spot for traditional Vietnamese cuisine.
The food was okay, the soup was okay, but a bit more fatty than what I’m used to.
The service was okay, but they gave us the wrong order and served it to the wrong table. But that was quickly corrected.
There was a sour smell that lingered from the table and dishes. Not sure if that’s from the sanitizer or the cleaning chemicals they use.
Overall, it was an ok place, I’ll give it another try on a later date.
… moreThe food was okay, the soup was okay, but a bit more fatty than what I’m used to.
The service was okay, but they gave us the wrong order and served it to the wrong table. But that was quickly corrected.
There was a sour smell that lingered from the table and dishes. Not sure if that’s from the sanitizer or the cleaning chemicals they use.
Overall, it was an ok place, I’ll give it another try on a later date.
leon song
The Pho here are very delicious. The broth is rich, and the quality of the meat used is excellent. The overall atmosphere of the restaurant is clean, but there is an unpleasant smell coming from the restroom.
… moreDaniel D
Didn’t wait to get seated. Bus person gave me water then food server took it away. Went to wash hands in bathroom saw vomit in toilet. Food was very good
… moreJason
Vietnamese restaurant in Brea that serves exceptional pho. Their pho broth is truly delightful, and the portion sizes are just right.
… moreEric Hartman
This is our default Pho place. Food is always good. Decent prices. Friendly service- I like the fact that the owners are usually present.
… moreT Tran
This Vietnamese eatery is a franchise. We enjoyed the nice outdoor patio but the food wasn’t that good. The Ox Tail Pho contained meat that was tough and rubbery instead of being soft and tender. The Lemongrass Chicken didn’t have any lemongrass in it, lacking the smell and flavor of the actual dish.
… moreTuan Tran
This is one of those Viet restaurant that has to tone down the flavor to cater to non-Viet people and overcharge. If you’re white, non-Viet in general, you might like it… Other than that, food is mediocre to me
… moreNYX TRDRL
Best Pho in OC! Been eating here for 10 years and quality is still there!
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