Pho Dai Nam - Duluth

It was pretty decent food. I will tell you what though they pack the Banh Xeo like crazy. Friendly service and it was quick to get your food.

Located in a big shopping plaza prime location. The restaurant is clean and nice. Seems semi modern but lack of characters. The service was fine, I’m just not used to seeing server taking our orders and go back to sit at the table and eat their food. The price was reasonable. We had pho ga. The ingredients were fresh and a few more dishes. I think this place is good but not outstanding. And at the time of our visit, we were the only table there.

I dined at this restaurant, and the grilled meat was undercooked. However, when I informed the server, they quickly replaced the dish for me—a very dedicated and professional action. I highly recommend you visit this place for a meal.

Pho is delicious, their broth is good and their noodles are on the chewy side which I love. The cute and quirky posters make my day 😆 They’re usually fast and have good service. (Especially delicious after working out at three kickboxing/hapkido gym next door!)

Had the bone marrow and oxtail pho. This was the first time I ever tried pho and I was pleasantly surprised how delicious it is. This restaurant had good service and was clean. The atmosphere was also very peaceful and inviting. Already want to come back and get another bowl!

A Culinary Gem in Duluth - Pho Dai Nam Exceeds Expectations From my very first visit, Pho Dai Nam in Duluth has consistently impressed me, maintaining the high standards I've come to expect from their original location. The moment I stepped inside, I was warmly welcomed by the friendly staff, setting the tone for a delightful dining experience. The restaurant's interior is a feast for the eyes – spacious, impeccably clean, and adorned with modern decor. The standout feature is undoubtedly the beautiful wooden ceiling designs, complemented by ambient lighting that creates a welcoming and warm atmosphere. Pho Dai Nam's menu is a treasure trove of Vietnamese culinary delights, catering to a wide array of tastes. I was particularly thrilled to find an assortment of popular Vietnamese street foods, such as the crispy and savory Banh Khot and the flavorful Bo Bia. Each dish is a testament to the authenticity and richness of traditional Vietnamese cuisine. The noodle soup dishes are a highlight, with the Free Ranch Chicken Pho and the House Special Pho taking center stage. The broths are rich, deeply flavored, and soul-satisfying – a perfect blend of spices and aromas that linger pleasantly. But the true star of the show is their unique, house-made pho noodles. Fresh, with a delightful texture, these noodles set Pho Dai Nam apart from any other restaurant I've visited. Every visit to Pho Dai Nam is a culinary journey I eagerly look forward to. Whether you're a local or just visiting Atlanta, this restaurant is a must-try. Their commitment to quality, flavor, and customer satisfaction is evident in every aspect. I'll definitely be coming back here every time I'm in the area, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking an exceptional Vietnamese dining experience.

The TL;DR: Cute place. Quick service. Oxtail pho was good but not great. I'll start off by saying the place was nice inside and the service was fast. I ordered the regular sized Oxtail Pho ($16.95). The broth was fairly clean and not extremely oily, considering it was oxtail. The flavor was good but was not as deep as I was hoping. The biggest downside was the amount of noodles that came in the regular portion. I think for the price, I'd expect at least 20% more noodles. With all of that said, the place was good but not my favorite pho. The value was a bit lacking. I know the economy is kinda rough and oxtail isn't super cheap, so I understand but there is better value elsewhere.

Quantity of meat is great for Pho noodles, but some of the meat quality is not so great,quite chewy. Sandwich is good to try. I don't like their fresh shrimp/meat spring rolls.