Pho Hue Oi

“Great prices, great atmosphere, and incredible food.”

Eric C★★★★

Food was about a 3/5, but the service and atmosphere were easily 5/5. The staff was friendly, attentive, and the vibe inside was really nice and relaxed. As for the food, the pho, Thai tea, and fried egg rolls were all alright—nothing bad, just nothing that really stood out. The garlic noodles were the biggest miss for me; they tasted more like Italian pasta than Asian-style noodles, which threw it off. Overall, if you’re craving pho, it gets the job done, but I’d say you’re coming more for the experience than the food.

Elle Vee★★★★★

First stop in Lawndale and it was easily a 10/10. I ordered the Pho One combo and the broth was absolutely amazing — rich, flavorful, and so comforting. The bowl came loaded with meatballs, flank steak, and other meats, and every bite was delicious. We also got three egg rolls, which came with a dipping sauce and lettuce wraps. Wrapping them in the lettuce gave the perfect fresh crunch and the flavor was another 10/10. Great prices, great atmosphere, and incredible food. We will definitely be back!

Laura Pariso★★★★

I went for the cold cut Vietnamese sandwich(Bahn Mi), and it definitely didn’t disappoint. I also tried the pho, which was decent. Overall, a solid spot to grab a meal.

Noel★★★★

[Updated May 2026] This cozy spot delivers an extraordinary bowl of Bún Bò Huế that easily rivals any I’ve had in Vietnam. Unlike the more commonly known pho, this dish is a vibrant, deeply aromatic beef and lemongrass soup that awakens your palate from the very first sip. The broth is the star—rich, slightly spicy, and beautifully balanced with citrusy lemongrass and a hint of shrimp paste that adds that unmistakable depth. Slices of tender beef shank, cha lua (Vietnamese sausage), and sometimes even oxtail or pig’s knuckle are layered generously, making each bite hearty and satisfying. The