Phở Vi Hoa

  4.0 – 785 reviews   • Vietnamese restaurant

Casual Vietnamese restaurant with all the classic dishes plus a vegetarian & kids menu.

✔️Brunch ✔️Lunch ✔️Dinner ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out ✔️Delivery Phở Vi Hoa 94022

Hours

Friday11 AM–8:45 PM
Saturday11 AM–8:45 PM
Sunday11 AM–8:45 PM
Monday11 AM–8:45 PM
Tuesday11 AM–8:45 PM
Wednesday11 AM–8:45 PM
Thursday11 AM–8:45 PM

Address and Contact Information

Address: 4546 El Camino Real, Los Altos, CA 94022

Phone: (650) 947-1290

Website: https://amzn.to/4n2p2fH

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Reviews

Zsuzsanna Sziveri
Stopped by for dinner on a Sunday evening. We had spring rolls and pho (vegan with veggies and tofu and beef). The food was good, fast service, a bit outdated but clean dining area. Reasonably priced. Parking was easy when we arrived, but the lot filled up quickly.
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Laura Perkins
Very fast service and food comes out super quick. The pho is always good and consistent here. You pay at the register and let the cashier know your table number.

Came here recently on a Friday around 12:30pm and there was plenty of open tables and lots of empty parking spots. I think it’s busier on the weekends.
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Autumn Cao
It was good but not great. I have had better pho but I’ve definitely had worse pho. The prices are quite steep ($19-$20 for a large bowl). They are quite generous with noodle and meat portions though. Service is very quick! You pay at the register. I still think you would get more bang for your buck at a local pho place in SJ/Little Saigon and a better meal too.
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Nikki Kauten
Not to toot my own horn but I know my Pho. This place is sooooo fresh and delicious. I love the no.6 and the fresh rolls. Their peanut sauce is next level
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Wook Chung
Pho Vi Hoa (PVH) has been around for a while. When I was at Stanford, it served as a comfort food for students when you were done with your midterms or a weekend outing. It was cheap but also filled with warmth. It was affordable but didn’t feel like a compromise. I’ve been coming to PVH from 2005.

20 years later, I think the owners have moved onto their next generation. The location is the same. But the food certainly isn’t. The soup isn’t as with weight it carried. The meat doesn’t seem less but also just too dry. Smaller portions. Higher price commensurate to inflation I guess.

No longer is PVH the premiere noodle house in Palo Alto and the food has degraded in quality. Now don’t get me wrong, they’re still good. But just that the original soul definitely isn’t there. If it was exceptional, now they’re just good.

Seeing students fill their bellies in a group at PVH still gives me smiles and memories. Just wishing that it was as dense as mine.
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Aaron Li
Be mindful that the actual charges are different than what’s shown on the menu (e.g extra noodle is $3 on the menu, but they charged $3.75). Didn’t realize until I check the text receipt later. I’m not even sure how it applies to other dishes I ordered but this feels like a scam and I’ll not come back.
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Desmond
Honestly, I love the food! Lemongrass beef was my favorite and my go to. I’ve had it several times here. Savory and perfect spiciness for my tastes.

However, I don’t support businesses who openly allow dogs inside their restaurants. After a long day, I want to be able to eat in peace without having my allergies flaring up while I’m eating.
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Judy Margaret Chen
Food was very average. I have eaten at many Vietnamese restaurants, and this place didn’t stand out at all. I searched Google Maps for new place to eat, and this place was top rated, but the food was not up to expectations.

We ordered 2 Pho and 1 fresh rolls. One pho bowls is sure on the pricey side, costing $18+, so it made me have high expectations. However, the food coming out was pretty average. Quite small portion for that price and the taste was average.

The restaurant was bug, but their seatings were cramped. When I came to the table they pointed, a party of 10 were sitting in the next one.

It’s totally fine, but the problem was I could only pull the seat halfway because it already bumped into the one behind. The other customer was a guy and he was not slim. He didn’t mean to take all the place, but it went a little more than half. I had to squeeze in the seat, but whenever I sit up straight, my head would bump into the guy behind. Both of us were uncomfortable.
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Shruti Rao
A nice place serving some good pho. We got the beef pho, vegetarian fresh spring roll, vegetarian rice plate and rice with shrimp on the side. We also got Vietnamese coffee. The food was good, but a little sweet. I would definitely recommend you go here at least once! The beef pho was very authentic and the fresh spring rolls were super!
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Jenny Xu
Came here with my friend on a Wednesday afternoon and had no wait and this place was big so it wasn’t hard to get seating.

Food: We got the pork vermicelli and the pork chop rice plate and the food kind of looks like it came from a cafeteria. It doesn’t really look too appetizing and is bland colored. The taste was alright, but our pork chop was overly cooked and not savory. The noodles kept breaking too.

Service: We had a bit of trouble communicating with the waiters here but it was easy to pay at the front.

Ambiance: Casual place but has fancy lights and signs.

Overall wasn’t a great Vietnamese place compared to other places I’ve been to and wouldn’t come back.
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