Pho Time

“Amazing food and friendly service.”

Steve Lee★★★★

I just discovered this Vietnamese restaurant in Auburn, Washington. It serves some of the best pho (noodles) around. I like the noodle texture, it’s perfectly cooked, and the broth is so flavorful. There’s a good balance of meat as well. We had two large bowls, and it was $14.95 per bowl. A decent portion for the price. I would have given this place a five-star review, but for the following reasons. 1). When we went inside the restaurant, no one greeted us. I had to wave to the people in the back, and the grandma showed up. My wife and I were sitting at a dining table with a bench that seats

Evan Edwards★★★★

The first time I came here it was nice and chill and me and my friend. Whenever I come in to town always hit this spot up, specially for the the pho. We love it, I’ve had other but this one is in my opinion BEST tasting pho I’ve had. It’s savory and not too sweet and has a lot of condiments with a taste you don’t get sick of. I always finish my bowl and feel very satisfied with everything once I leave. Highly recommend for some tasty pho.

Google WritingHsiao★★★★★

Pho tasted extremely authentic and was perfect. Lots of brisket in the pho. You get what you pay for. Price is average but taste is extremely delectable.

Nikita M★★★

Overall, my experience was about a 3 out of 5. I checked their online menu beforehand, but the prices listed there were incorrect. I expected to pay around $17 for my meal, but it ended up being $27. It seems their prices have increased, but they haven’t updated their menu or their Google Maps information to reflect that. The food itself was good, though the portion of chicken was smaller compared to other places. Picture of Fried Rice - Chicken