My go to! 10/10 and best in the North End hands down! Nice staff and fast service always. Cozy with a family feel.

Helpful, pleasant staff, picture-filled menu, plenty of tables in a pleasant no- frills space. Our group of eight were easily accommodated, questions answered, and all liked their food choice. A great lunch spot with large parking lot!

Sooooo good! I love the sugarcane juice that is freshly made and the spring rolls are super fresh and yummy. I got one of the most popular dishes which was like a spicy beef soup. 10/10 recommend . Service is good too and place is clean.

1st time having pho with a new friend, here 1st time too! From beginning to end the customer service was excellent! For my 1st pho meal this was a great choice! We both ordered the rice beef broccoli so no actual pho but the meal was absolutely delicious!

This has been one of my go-to pho/Vietnamese spots in north Seattle for years! I actually used to come with my parents before and now that I've moved back up north, I get to start coming more often! I usually order their pork and eggroll vermicelli bowl. Good portions and yummy food! Definitely check them out if you're in the area!

We came here for lunch on Sunday. The restaurant was busy but the service was fast and staffs were friendly. We ordered the Bo Kho noodle and Rice plate with some blended ice coffee. Good seasoning, generous portion and amazing coffee no chunk of ice at all! The only thing need to improve is beef chunks should be stewed little longer, still kinda chewy. Menu variety 5/5 Food taste 4/5 Drink 5/5 Service 5/5 The bowl was huge enough for 2 people, you can share to try more food on menu. Recommend this place and definitely coming back!

I love pho, and since moving to Greenwood, my wife and I have been exploring different pho places in the local area. And I have to say, this is the best pho I had on Aurora. And trust me when I say my wife and I have been to MANY places around here. As per our usual order, we both ordered pho (I got the combination). And per social media, we also ordered the 2-in-1 hand roll just to try it out. The 2-in-1 was very unique. It's basically a spring roll with an egg roll inside. And it was actually pretty solid, not gonna lie. It costs a pretty penny, about $5 for just 1, so we had to order 2 for the price of $10. I never had anything like that before, and it served as a hearty appetizer. Not too shabby at all, but not anything super spectacular. The pho was actually pretty delightful! They're definitely generous with the meats, and the broth was on the lighter side, which I'm not complaining about. The noodles were not clumped in an unraveling ball (which I typically hate), and overall this pho hit the spot. I don't know why this place has low ratings. The customer service was nice, food was great, and my wife and I left quite satisfied. It I a bit on the pricey end, but I'm contently happy to give this place a solid 4 stars. Unless anything else pops up, my wife and I just found out local pho joint.

After a night of partying and a looong day of moving in the rain, I was really craving some comfort food and pho was first thing that came into mind. I heard great things about this restaurant from some customers at work, so my friends and I decided to check it out as it was near our homes. It's located across of the Walgreens, close to where Town & Country Market is located on Aurora Ave N. There's a parking lot that seemed to have enough parking spaces for the amount of customers dining in. We didn't get the chance to eat all day until 5pm since moving took up the entire day so we were starving! I felt like we ordered a LOT. We ordered the shrimp fresh spring rolls and fried egg rolls as appetizers to share. Each came with two small-medium-ish pieces. Looked kind of sad, but we were starving! The shrimp spring rolls were freshly made and really hit the spot. It wasn't something memorable though. Same with the eggs rolls. Fresh out of the fryer (VERY HOT (temperature wise)) and hit the spot but wasn't too memorable either. It came with only two small lettuces... how do we make a wrap with this? LMAO. This was the first Vietnamese restaurant I've been to that only gave the egg rolls without the vegetables. I also thought there would be more pieces as other places give 3 or 4 pieces and cut in half. I ordered their Pho Dac Biet (combination pho) with the rare steak on the outside. The broth was a bit on the lighter side without that fully deep umami flavor. I had to add a lot of hoisin and spicy chili to make it have that deeper umami flavor. But it definitely hit the spot after a long day! I LOVED how much protein they gave me though! Even when I was done with the noodles, there seemed like an endless amount of tendons, beef flank and steak, and tripe. A friend ordered their Short Rib Beef Stew and wow! This was very interesting yet really good. Instead of the usual beef stews I'm used to, it had a sweeter flavor with a ton of umami to it. There was a HUGE beef rib included in it too. Would love to get this the next time! Another friend ordered the Chow Mein with char siu pork. Another interesting dish with a sweeter taste to it than saltiness. Different take from Chinese style chow mein which was nice! I also got a Vietnamese Coffee. It was yummy but a tad too sweet and a bit watered down to my liking. Still helped washed down all the food I had tho! Overall, really great restaurant with a variety of options. Both noodle dishes were memorable especially the portion size. Would pass on the appetizers next time though!