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Traditional Vietnamese dishes such as banh mi, pho & vermicelli noodle plates served from a counter.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5521 Greenville Ave #105, Dallas, TX 75206
Phone: (972) 708-1028
Website: http://www.phoisforlovers.com/
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Reviews
Amanda Hines
10/10
I came here just to on a whim, and wow! So good! I got the grilled pork vermicelli bowl and a side of the grilled pork spring rolls. The meat was tender, the veggies were fresh, and the service was so on top of things. The bowl was such a sizable portion that I ended up taking the spring rolls to go.
… moreI came here just to on a whim, and wow! So good! I got the grilled pork vermicelli bowl and a side of the grilled pork spring rolls. The meat was tender, the veggies were fresh, and the service was so on top of things. The bowl was such a sizable portion that I ended up taking the spring rolls to go.
Tiara (Tmk)
This place you will see a mininute is empty and few minutes later will be pack with people ordering order to go and also to dine in. Food always good. Pho is so good, but also if you go here you should try the rest of the menus so much good food.
… moreLisa Olson
Simple atmosphere, good fast service and decent pho. My husband likes tripein his pho and was disappointed they didn’t have it.
… moreKristina Simkin
I recently dined at Pho Is For Lovers and had a delightful experience. The pho broth was rich and flavorful, complemented by tender beef slices. The grilled pork banh mi stood out with its crispy baguette and perfectly charred meat
… moreTaylor Williams
Well, you’ve been warned! If you value your time and money, skip this place and head to a genuine Vietnamese restaurant instead.
Let’s start with the summer rolls—dry as cardboard! The staff insisted they were made fresh, but I have my doubts. When it comes to pho, I was disappointed to find several questionable pieces of meat. It’s clear that freshness isn’t a priority here. The soup is pre-assembled, so you can’t really evaluate the quality before adding it to the broth.
On a positive note, the broth itself has a lovely flavor, which I appreciated. However, as a southern girl who enjoys some heat in my food, I was surprised to find they charge $0.50 for each container of chili oil. And to top it off, you have to pay upfront, which can lead to unexpected costs by the end of your meal.
The Thai tea was the smallest serving I’ve ever seen, and the pho noodles were a mix of gummy and chewy textures, suggesting a lack of consistency in their freshness. It felt like they were using a combination of fresh and older noodles, which really detracted from the experience.
This is what happens when a delicate cuisine like Vietnamese food gets turned into a franchise. For a truly satisfying meal, I highly recommend visiting the authentic Vietnamese restaurant at 4302 Bryan St. in Dallas, TX 75204. You’ll thank me later!
– Your Neighborhood Foodie
… moreLet’s start with the summer rolls—dry as cardboard! The staff insisted they were made fresh, but I have my doubts. When it comes to pho, I was disappointed to find several questionable pieces of meat. It’s clear that freshness isn’t a priority here. The soup is pre-assembled, so you can’t really evaluate the quality before adding it to the broth.
On a positive note, the broth itself has a lovely flavor, which I appreciated. However, as a southern girl who enjoys some heat in my food, I was surprised to find they charge $0.50 for each container of chili oil. And to top it off, you have to pay upfront, which can lead to unexpected costs by the end of your meal.
The Thai tea was the smallest serving I’ve ever seen, and the pho noodles were a mix of gummy and chewy textures, suggesting a lack of consistency in their freshness. It felt like they were using a combination of fresh and older noodles, which really detracted from the experience.
This is what happens when a delicate cuisine like Vietnamese food gets turned into a franchise. For a truly satisfying meal, I highly recommend visiting the authentic Vietnamese restaurant at 4302 Bryan St. in Dallas, TX 75204. You’ll thank me later!
– Your Neighborhood Foodie
Sruthi
**My Go-To Pho Spot in Dallas – Absolute Perfection!**
Let me tell you about my favorite pho place in Dallas – the one I visit at least once a week because I just can’t get enough.
The broth here is nothing short of incredible – deep, flavorful, and absolutely soul-warming. My usual order is the chicken pho with chili oil, and every single time it hits the spot perfectly.
What makes this place stand out:
– They always hook me up with extra onions when I ask (and I always ask)
– The bamboo shoots and mint leaves come neatly packed separately so everything stays fresh
– They include a disposable soup spoon which makes enjoying the broth so much easier
– The portion size is ideal – satisfying but never overwhelming
This is hands down my comfort food spot. The consistency is amazing – I’ve never had a bad bowl here. If you’re in Dallas and love pho, you owe it to yourself to try this place. Just be warned: one visit and you’ll be hooked like I am!
**Best pho in town – no question.**
… moreLet me tell you about my favorite pho place in Dallas – the one I visit at least once a week because I just can’t get enough.
The broth here is nothing short of incredible – deep, flavorful, and absolutely soul-warming. My usual order is the chicken pho with chili oil, and every single time it hits the spot perfectly.
What makes this place stand out:
– They always hook me up with extra onions when I ask (and I always ask)
– The bamboo shoots and mint leaves come neatly packed separately so everything stays fresh
– They include a disposable soup spoon which makes enjoying the broth so much easier
– The portion size is ideal – satisfying but never overwhelming
This is hands down my comfort food spot. The consistency is amazing – I’ve never had a bad bowl here. If you’re in Dallas and love pho, you owe it to yourself to try this place. Just be warned: one visit and you’ll be hooked like I am!
**Best pho in town – no question.**
Ricardo Ramos
Delicious, extremely hot perfect temperature on the broth. Shrimp was a little thought but over than that everything was amazing. Loved the quiet and relaxed space. Clean dinning room and very lovely decor. Great experience and bold flavors. Definitely recommend and definitely going back for more of the menu item simple and elegant.
… moreA N
Food is awful. Banh mi bread stale and i also ordered the bun bo hue very gross and greasy
… moreDaniel Duran
Flavorful Vietnamese Cuisine with Top-Notch Service
I just had a fantastic meal at Pho is for Lovers. The pork banh mi was everything you’d want—crispy, fresh, and bursting with flavor. The beef pho had a rich broth and perfectly tender beef. The fried shrimp rolls were a crispy, delicious treat that I couldn’t get enough of.
The Thai tea was creamy and refreshing, while the passion fruit juice had a bright, tropical taste that complemented the meal. The staff was incredibly friendly, and the place was spotless, including the restrooms. If you’re looking for authentic Vietnamese food, this is your spot!
… moreI just had a fantastic meal at Pho is for Lovers. The pork banh mi was everything you’d want—crispy, fresh, and bursting with flavor. The beef pho had a rich broth and perfectly tender beef. The fried shrimp rolls were a crispy, delicious treat that I couldn’t get enough of.
The Thai tea was creamy and refreshing, while the passion fruit juice had a bright, tropical taste that complemented the meal. The staff was incredibly friendly, and the place was spotless, including the restrooms. If you’re looking for authentic Vietnamese food, this is your spot!
Daniel Puckett
First time trying Vietnamese food WOW! There is such a unique flavor profile and richness I didn’t expect in chicken broth. I got the chicken pho and it came with lovely rice noodles, strips of chicken, scallions, red onion, and bone broth. On the side of the dish were fresh jalapeño slices and lime with bean sprouts. The table has nice sauces to add to the broth as well to add heat or savory profiles. The portions are generous and the temperature of the soup is perfect for a winter day. I am absolutely coming here again!
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