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I tried the grilled beef rice noodle bowl, grilled beef banh mi and the spring rolls. Everything tasted delicious - would definitely recommend this place if you’re looking for food that is filling yet not too heavy

Got the beef pho. I love pho and would consider myself a critic on it because of how much I eat it. It was overpriced, about $20 for a small bowl. The bowl was too small to mix anything properly in it. And the taste was not that good, some people say that the broth was good but I thought it was subpar, even kind of bad for pho. The meat was okay, nothing special. I wouldn’t recommend it for an avid pho enjoyer. I haven’t tried their sandwiches so maybe they are better.

Meat was nothing mind blowing, pretty standard for a pho (and I wish there were some other elements like tendon or tripe)—but the broth was where it was at :) Really light yet rich beef flavor, and I will say for the medium bowl size, the meat to noodle ratio was really good. Noodle texture was just average and came a little clumpy, but overall - did it satisfy a lunch pho craving in the middle of a crazy Boston storm? Absolutely 👍

Not only were they not open when they were supposed to be and I had ordered and paid for takeout, the rolls were just on the street for the rats and bugs to get into. Absolutely disgusting.!!

Banh mi was delicious. The bread was perfectly crispy on the outside and soft inside, and the fillings were fresh, flavorful, and generous. Absolutely delicious!”

amazing - went here twice and got the traditional and pork belly sandwiches. they must be made of magic bc the meat is incredible, fresh ingredients and the service was top notch.

Beef pho only review. Having sampled pho hundreds of times all over north America my standards are high. Firstly... this is good pho. But... It's the smallest bowl over and after a couple bucks tip we are talking $20. I think one of the downsides to Pho becoming trendy is that restaurants I think reduce their bowl sizes to cater to small women. I remember a time where a large bowl of pho was a meal... now the price is up 75% and value down 75%. That's supply and demand. By the way... its so darn hot in this restaurant right now its not bearable. At least open a door or something it's only about 23 degrees out now and it feels like 33 in here. It's unbelievable I ate as fast as I could and literally ran out. Not even kidding. It's a shame... there pho is good but noodles were done in 4 or 5 bites, etc etc. No value here I'd have to spend $40 per visit. Being a traveled pho expert I can not recommend this place unless it's location is convenient and you're trendy.

Truly phenomenal Vietnamese food. The freshest ingredients. Beautiful flavors. Friendliest staff. The pho was the best we’ve had outside of Vietnam (spent a month there) and the Bahn Mi rivals any top sandwich in Boston (across all types). Definitely give this place a try. You’ll soon see it all over “Best Of” lists I have no doubt.