
Pho & other Vietnamese staples, plus teriyaki dishes round out the menu at this informal restaurant.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 208 W Kent Station St Suite 104, Kent, WA 98032
Phone: (253) 854-1211
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Reviews
We actually came here on the recommendation of an employee at the See’s Candies shop nearby, which says a lot. It’s always great to see local businesses supporting each other—and she was right, this place did not disappoint!
We ordered the pho, vermicelli, and their signature fried rice. Every dish was thoughtfully prepared and full of flavor. You can really see and taste the attention to detail.
Highly recommend this spot if you’re looking for delicious Vietnamese food and friendly service!
P.S. The two young women working there were incredibly kind and welcoming — thank you for the great service!
They no longer serve real pho noodles because of you guys! Yes! You!!!
What do you mean “Pad Thai noodles”?
What do you mean they don’t have “regular pho noodles” here.
They literally put up a sign months ago saying they had two different types of noodles for you to choose?!?
I already had a bad feeling this wasn’t going to end well.
My God—your so-called “regular pho noodles” are actually hủ tiếu / kuteo noodles. Back then, restaurants in the US couldn’t afford fresh pho noodles, so they used hủ tiếu as a replacement. Just because you got used to it doesn’t mean you get to ruin it for everyone else.
Buy a ticket, go to Vietnam, touch some grass, and see what real pho noodles actually look and taste like.
I love this place to death—and I mean it. I’ve been coming here ever since my banker introduced me to it, and only here. Only this place. Because of their noodle options, and because their broth reminds me so much of Southern pho in Vietnam.
You guys are absolutely crazy.
No greeting and you had to ask them for more hot water for the tea because they don’t come by and check on you.