Was on a cozy food kick in the winter and this was my favorite pho that came out of that time. Very small establishment and they do take out orders so it was a little backed up. Worth the wait. I prefer chicken pho so that is what I've been comparing between places. Will return for sure.

So delicious! One of the best broths out there! The meat is tender and the veggies are always fresh. The owner is so nice and welcoming.

I just love Thom so much! My favorite soup here is the curry noodle but anything you order will be a favorite! The menu is small and perfect. The soups are huge and warm and delicious. It's a small restaurant for dining but but comfortable. They have saki, beer and snacks too. I've been twice and will go back many times more. 10/10

This has become our go-to place for pho. They have a small menu, but the pho is very good and nurturing - always grab myself some when I'm not feeling up to par. I like the way they give you some of the meat raw when you order it pick-up/take-out. This allows you to have it just the way you like it. :)

We enter the tiny dining room and order at the counter. A man greets us and takes out order of two Pho Bo. We opt for water, gather some chopsticks, spoons, and napkins and sit. The pho is served within five minutes. The broth is steaming hot, chunks of rare beef simmering along with meatballs, herbs, and onions. I add a single jalepeno slice, some basil, and bean sprouts and dig in. The broth is rich and flavorful. I can taste the star anise and all the notes from the bone broth. This is not a delicate soup, it's richer than most pho here in Portland. The broth is so good, I leave the hoisin and sriracha aside. The noodles have a little bite to them, which is nice. Before I know it after some slurping and good conversation my bowl is empty. I would go so far to say this is my favorite bowl of Pho in Portland now. Thank you Thom for making the chilly evening warm and bright.

Absolute hug in a bowl! Usually I love eating pho in cold and rainy days but I'm so glad to have tried this place out during the peak summer season. The ambience inside is very cozy and quaint, tucked away in the corner of the street so it might be easy to miss. The owner greeted us and we paid at the counter before we sat down. The menu is small but has everything you need - even a vegan pho! There's a shelf with a bunch of utensils/sauces/bowls/etc. you grab yourself before the pho comes out. The pho came out fast and the quality was amazing! Good amount of meat and the broth was one of the tastiest I've had. I cant wait to come back again!!

Good Pho in a small restaurant. No frills ordering at the counter, self serve condiments and water.

My friend and I both got the Pho Bo (beef pho soup), recommended by the gentleman working there. The broth was rich and flavorful, one of the best ones I've tasted in a while. The portion was perfect, and they gave us a generous amount of sides (bean sprouts, mint, limes). It's a smaller, cozy restaurant. I recommend!

Finally found our go to pho spot that isn't a far drive for us! This place is really small so if you're going in a group I suggest you get there right at opening or be prepared to wait. Our party of two got the last table around 5:30pm on a Saturday and we saw countless people come after and quoted 30-40 min for a wait. I think there may have only been one or two people working because the man in the kitchen came out to take our order then went back to get our food. Despite this, service was not bad at all and it wasn't long until we got our food. Pho bo was on point, deliciously aromatic and light. Curious to try the pho ga or bo kho next time!

Good little quiet pho spot. I'm no pho connoisseur but I like it here, tastes very good, I liked the Beef Pho even though it didn't have tripe or tendon. See a lot of complaints about the portion size here but I think it's a great portion. I would much rather pay under $20 for a bowl of pho I can finish and feel comfortably full from instead of paying more for a stomach splitting amount. I also tried the Com Ga (chicken & rice) which was a huge portion of chicken indeed. It was pretty good, tender well cooked chicken but the flavor was a little one note, I got a bit bored of it halfway thru. It's a small place with about 4 or 5 tables stuffed into the living room of a house. Counter service order up front. Not good for groups, largest table seats 4. I would come back to try the Dads Grilled Pork & maybe their vegetable pho too I've heard good things about.