Pho Huong Que

Pho Huong Que serves up a comforting, well-balanced bowl of pho with rich broth, tender meat, and fresh herbs—everything you’d want from a no-frills Vietnamese spot. The flavors are clean and satisfying, and the portions are generous without being overwhelming. What makes this place stand out even more is the convenience of on-site parking—a huge plus in a neighborhood that can feel a bit rough around the edges. Despite the surrounding area, the restaurant itself feels safe, clean, and welcoming inside. Service is quick and efficient, and prices are fair for the quality. It’s not a fancy spot, but it doesn’t need to be. When you’re craving a warm, honest bowl of pho, this place hits the spot.

The food was absolutely delicious and the staff were super friendly. It’s definitely one of those spots where you can tell they really care about the food they’re serving. We’ll definitely be back soon. Highly recommend if you’re in the area.

I tried their Mango Salad and highly recommend it to open up your appetite and start your meal! I had their Special Combo - Pho Dac Biet, which includes rare steak, well-done flank, brisket, tendon, tripe, and meatball noodle soup. The broth has a unique taste, leaning towards the sweeter side compared to other pho I've had before. It's definitely worth a try! The portion is huge, and the price is really decent and affordable. There's a small parking lot behind the restaurant available for customers!

This is one of the more solid places to get pho or a vermicelli plate with rolls. The grilled pork is super good. Everything is reasonably priced as well.

One of my favorite restaurants in Oakland. Everything is fresh and there is a lot of thought in the preparation of each dish. We had the mango salad, spring rolls, beef pho, and meat over vermicelli.

Great place for pho and some other Vietnamese staples. The renovated space is very nice and bright with windows all around. There is a small parking lot associated with the restaurant which makes parking easier.

Low-key spot that seems to be a locals favorite. The pho wasn't overpriced like San Francisco. Ordered the basic pho dac biet (large). The broth was good, the meat was kinda dried, and the portion size was good. Wanted to order the iced coffee, but we saw they were premade in the fridge. Well it isn't the end of the world.. just something we would've wanted fresh. Think there's an extra fee for using a credit card. I didn't see that mentioned anywhere so hoping I didn't miss it.

Pretty good pho and bun bo hue. Second time ordering here through a delivery service and the broths have been good. This time around the veggies (bean sprout and other items) we're browning and were steamed too much in the bag. We ended up tossing those items away and used fresh ones we had at the house. The meats in the BBH super tender and you gotta add the sauteed sauce to add the spice in the BBH. I wish they gave you banana blossom and shredded cabbage with it though. The eggrolls weren't anything to write home about though.