Laid-back Vietnamese joint preparing noodle soups & spring rolls as well as some Chinese favorites.
Hours
| Saturday | 10 AM–7 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–7 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–7 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–7 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–7 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–7 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3221 N Classen Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73118
Phone: (405) 525-7373
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Reviews
Thu Nguyen
I’d rate this place 11 out of 10!
Every time I visit Oklahoma City to see my family, this is my must-go spot. The hospitality is amazing, the customer service is outstanding, and the food is always excellent.
I always order the Hu Tieu, and my husband loves their pork chop with rice. Their dishes are so well-balanced with vegetables, protein, and carbs really tasty and healthy. They also serve a side of soup, which is such a nice touch.
The staff here truly go above and beyond. The young man who usually serves us is the best so kind, attentive, and always makes us feel welcome. And the lady who brings out the food is just as sweet and friendly. Their kindness always makes our experience even better.
Before I leave, they even offer me a cup of water to go like, who does that anymore?
I absolutely recommend this place and will keep coming back every time I’m in town!
… moreEvery time I visit Oklahoma City to see my family, this is my must-go spot. The hospitality is amazing, the customer service is outstanding, and the food is always excellent.
I always order the Hu Tieu, and my husband loves their pork chop with rice. Their dishes are so well-balanced with vegetables, protein, and carbs really tasty and healthy. They also serve a side of soup, which is such a nice touch.
The staff here truly go above and beyond. The young man who usually serves us is the best so kind, attentive, and always makes us feel welcome. And the lady who brings out the food is just as sweet and friendly. Their kindness always makes our experience even better.
Before I leave, they even offer me a cup of water to go like, who does that anymore?
I absolutely recommend this place and will keep coming back every time I’m in town!
Rebecca Greer
Hidden gem. Best Vietnamese food in OKC! (And that’s saying something—there are many Vietnamese restaurants here ). The service is great as well. I’ve been here many times and always have a good experience. Highly recommend
… moreBrittany Meginness
Great pho, great bun bo hue. Really nostalgic, especially in a city where decent, authentic Vietnamese food is hard to find. Cash only unless you spend more than $20? Priceless.
The broths are so flavorful on their own. The noodles, especially for take out, are boiled to perfection. The guy helping me at the register gave us complimentary lemonade. If you never had hand squeezes juice from a Mom and Pop shop, it’s a great cure for homesickness and hangovers.
5/5 will recommend to anyone who wants to try Vietnamese food.
… moreThe broths are so flavorful on their own. The noodles, especially for take out, are boiled to perfection. The guy helping me at the register gave us complimentary lemonade. If you never had hand squeezes juice from a Mom and Pop shop, it’s a great cure for homesickness and hangovers.
5/5 will recommend to anyone who wants to try Vietnamese food.
Thang Tran
I had a bowl of pho and 2 pork spring rolls. Overall, it was fine. There’s a minimum of $20 to use a card to pay.
… moreTommy Tu
Food is great and big portions! You wven get a huge ice tea cup togo. Server is great and attentive. I always come here when we visit Oklahoma.
… moreTom
First timer here and the food was delicious! It was just me and maybe one other table in the entire restaurant. The broth was some of the best I have had at any of the other pho restaurants around the city. The chicken spring rolls were a bit different than any where else but they were still very good. I would highly recommend giving them a try. All of the small businesses around town need us right now!
… moreMichelle Rutherford
This place is no joke! You gotta start with the pickled lemonade which is a distinct combination of sweet and salty and totally delicious. Hubs had the orange chicken lunch special and I enjoyed the curry chicken lunch special. Both served with crab Rangoon, egg rolls, friend spring roll, and egg drop soup. These are the best crab Rangoon I have had here in OKC and the soup is phenomenal. Do yourself a favor and stop by this place for an amazing lunch special and meet some new super friendly people while your there.
… moreKaldwell Grant
This joint is pretty unassuming, and could get lost in the shuffle if you’re looking for a bite in the Asian District. Don’t sleep on it though, stop in. It’ll be worth it.
We started with chicken spring rolls and crab rangoon. I got the rare beef combination bowl and my companion had the chicken. The portions are generous, so we went with the medium size. The chicken broth was light and we’ll balanced, and the meat was tender and flavorful. My beef broth had a lot of depth, but was just a little oily for my liking (hence 4 instead of 5 stars).
The staff was polite and helpful, and the service was speedy. We dropped in for dinner, but this could also be a lunch spot if you’re in the area.
… moreWe started with chicken spring rolls and crab rangoon. I got the rare beef combination bowl and my companion had the chicken. The portions are generous, so we went with the medium size. The chicken broth was light and we’ll balanced, and the meat was tender and flavorful. My beef broth had a lot of depth, but was just a little oily for my liking (hence 4 instead of 5 stars).
The staff was polite and helpful, and the service was speedy. We dropped in for dinner, but this could also be a lunch spot if you’re in the area.
adam kemp
Had high hopes for this place with all the good reviews but man, it was just really bland with questionable meat selections for the pho.
The service was good and the staff was friendly, but I know better pho at several other places.
Also… And this is just a nitpick probably, but I really dislike the giant holder of silverware and chopsticks. I don’t the end of the chop stick that I eat with is down in this holder touching all matter of unseen things. Shudder.
… moreThe service was good and the staff was friendly, but I know better pho at several other places.
Also… And this is just a nitpick probably, but I really dislike the giant holder of silverware and chopsticks. I don’t the end of the chop stick that I eat with is down in this holder touching all matter of unseen things. Shudder.
Okieporean
I bragged about Oklahoma City’s phở when I was last at DC’s Pho 14 (one of DC’s Best Phở) comparing mental notes between the noodle and coffee. So, I am back at one of my favorite Phở places in OKC and got some vermicelli goodness with a side of Vietnamese coffee.
Come hungry if you are ready for a large bowl of Phở as I can literally put my face into it! The soup is, as always, aromatic and flavorful. The noodles are not stuck together, like in some restaurants, with a generous portion of meat.
The coffee is served in a Vietnamese drip with at least half an inch of sweet condensed milk welcoming the brew at the bottom of the glass. By the time I am close to finishing my Phở (granted I eat fast), the coffee is ready to be stirred into the milk.
Pour the rich brew into ice (served on the side so that your coffee doesn’t get diluted prematurely) for a delightful end to a meal.
… moreCome hungry if you are ready for a large bowl of Phở as I can literally put my face into it! The soup is, as always, aromatic and flavorful. The noodles are not stuck together, like in some restaurants, with a generous portion of meat.
The coffee is served in a Vietnamese drip with at least half an inch of sweet condensed milk welcoming the brew at the bottom of the glass. By the time I am close to finishing my Phở (granted I eat fast), the coffee is ready to be stirred into the milk.
Pour the rich brew into ice (served on the side so that your coffee doesn’t get diluted prematurely) for a delightful end to a meal.