Pho Boi

I’ve been here a few times and the food is great but the service and quality of the restrooms are horrendous. Will upload photos.

I’ve been here twice. The food was alright for a ²⁴⁄₇ Ph.
The first time I ordered Bun Bo Hue, it was pretty good. I think next time I’m just gonna order that lol
Last night I ordered number 16 — Ph with fatty well done flank, brisket, crunchy brisket and tendon. But when I had my Phở, all I saw were just well done flank and tendon. The crunchy and fatty brisket which I love weren’t there. Also, the broth was a lil salty.
Oh, I also had the salad roll. I think they didn’t roll it properly, it was too huge and loose. Everything inside fell off when I took a first bite. The sauce was good tho.
Serving was pretty slow but friendly servers.

Phở Boi is our trusty 24 hour phở place.
It’s not fabulous or super delicious, the phở is just average, but it’s the 24 hours that gives this place a special place in my heart. I know Gold Train Express is close by and 24 hours as well, but I always come to Phở Boi.
My friend and I always get the rare beef with extra cilantro~ I always find that they give me more beef than i can eat which is a good thing I guess? I think Phở Boi is a little quieter than Gold Train Express, so I appreciate that since we usually have heart-​to-​hearts over our phở at 2 in the morning.
Shout out to ladies who work here that never judge us for our late night convos~

I usually come here for one dish only. The vermicili with julienned pork and spring rolls. It’s almost the only thing I’ll eat. Occasionally, I’ll try other items on the menu, but my main staple is the vermicili here because it’s good! The spring rolls come in the bowl with the vermicili, and the dipping sauce gets poured onto the spring rolls and into the bowl, and then mixed in with all the vermicili. Sweet!

I think this place is actually somewhere in between 2.5 — 3 stars. Pretty average in terms of a phở restaurant. Best part about this place is that it’s 24 hours — I’ve come here a couple of times at an ungodly hour to satisfy my phở craving. The service here is fairly good; always prompt and never a long wait for the food. Despite my rating, I do come here very often mostly out of convenience.
My go-​to is the #1 Phở Tai — the soup base hits the spot. The quality of the meat is inconsistent; the beef is sometimes rougher than others. The noodles are not fresh phở noodles, but they serve their purpose. I’ve tried their bun ho hue — passable, but not great. Their spring rolls are good, but not great.
Good place to go if you want to have a some quick phở.

this is one of my favourite phở place (i dont have any other option but here tho) price for regular noodles are ok. their spicy beef noodle is amazing but it is overpriced (9.45) while other place is 8.50 to 8.90. I was trying to take out spicy beef noodle then ordered it, the price suddenly gauged upto over 11bucks. Isnt it supposed to be 9.45? they suddenly say regular size cannot be taken out but large. They should have told me ahead! I was very unpleasant. but their spicy beef noodle is the best if you like spicy one. it’s bit smelly but fantastic. if you are gonna take out for a regular noodle, never ever deal with this restaurant. I would never eat large portion so eat in only :(

Probably closer to 2.5 stars. We came during the week as we were wanting to grab a quick dinner and happened to drive by on Kingsway. Probably a good place if out late in the middle of night and there are no other options — this place is open 24 hours.
We ordered the spring rolls, house special phở, and bun bo hue. Everything was just average, not great, but not too bad either. The bun bo hue was not spicy enough for my taste — just lots of chilli oil with no accompanying spiciness or taste.
Service was friendly, which is a plus. Would suggest to improve on cleanliness as everything seemed to be a little sticky even though they wipe it down.

I just love vietnamese foods… when its cold the soup can make you warm and tummy satisfied,.
This location is actually far from my place but since i came out late from a movie house i drove straight in here… one of the restaurant that is open 24 hours,.
Big place with asian inspired decors, clean and always busy, theres TV, wifi, wash room is clean, waiter service that is friendly and speaks bi-lingual.accept cash card and debit
If you come late its a bit of a younger crowd maybe from party and the noise level will be morethan average. street parking and at the rear theres like 12 or 15 spots free.
Maybe this is my 5^th time in here for living 16 years in canada and all those times i had a pleasant experience.
I did tried most of the foods in here soup were the best but sorry the deep fried spring rolls werent the best one but not bad… generous serving for the right pricing…

Soup bland like water… fried combo is pathetic and cost 10 $…the only thing I could appreciate this place is it opens 24 hour.

Good food, fast service, open 24 hours, even on Christmas! They even have ample parking in the back! Nice place to have phở at any time of the day or year. I particularly liked their chicken wings and their dessert menu.

This place is tasty, as you’d expect from most phở places in Vancouver, but has a habit of overcharging. Watch out!

Love that this place is OPEN 24 HOURS and is also in close proximity to my place. Food comes out fast. Quality is a little inconsistent but still flavorful nonetheless.

Phở boi is one restaurant that comes to mind when you want hot food to warm your tummy, specially on cold seasons. And the good thing is, they’re 24 hours open! This particular branch is well spaced but does get filled. (I don’t know if there are other branches since this used to be called Phở Hoa, but I think this former brachial had a change in management/​ownership.)
Aside from their soups, I enjoy having «Summer rolls» which is the non-​fried counterpart of the fried «Spring rolls», its good and healthy all year round. They have grilled food too paired with salads and rice. They have choices for vegetarians too.
The only thing I can suggest is that some staff, not all, need to put on a smile on their faces when greeting and serving to compliment the good food they serve. Otherwise, I, with my family enjoy their food here at Phở Boi!

Pros: Open 24 hours. My husband I used to drop by here all the time in the middle of the night. The food is decent, but you have to know what to order. The service here is decent too.
Cons: DO NOT ORDER THE PHO! Seriously, you can get way better elsewhere. The vermicelli is the best opinion, as I found the rice to often be overcooked. Their meat on the vermicelli though is amazing, whereas the phở is msg filled and not very good.
Good if you are getting munchies out of nowhere 2 in the morning.

Very standard place for phở. I think it deserves props for being 24 hours. If I am out late, this would be a good choice to hit for a late snack. Place is reasonably clean (by Vietnamese restaurant standards) and prices are very reasonable.

The food here is great. We always come here late. The food comes out fast it’s like a phở fast food place !!
However, there’s this one server… I feel like she doesn’t want her job anymore. First she stare at us like we look stupid and shit.
Second, she forgot the customization for the noodles. Thirdly, she’s really rude. The night servers are much better than day servers. The serving should be the same !! I’m really disappointed about it.

The food and service was on average.
Both of my orders came out within a few minutes which made me feel that they were pre-​cook and service them after heated.

It was good, but obviously not as good as phở hòa. So I just had an large brisket and tripe bowl and my boyfriend got it with steak, brisket, flank and tripe. It was good but there are other phở places so yeah. It’s ²⁴⁄₇ so that’s what makes it cool. I’m like so full and I didn’t even finish my bowl *shame on me

Finally, the Phở Hoa is no more. Rejoice.
Parking is available behind the building, as well as on the side streets.
In keeping with the theme, the inside has been painted a bright orange. Just like the fruit.
The housekeeping needs a bit of work — the table was quite sticky, even though they wiped it down.
The beef steak and beef ball phở I had was decent, but nothing special. Maybe it’s in my head, but I remember having a much better experience at their Richmond location. With that said, this is still a step up from Phở Hoa.
Lastly, they accept Visa and Interac here. Definitely not something you see everyday.

Portions are not as big as before (when it was Phở Hoa). Staff are friendly and the newly renovated space felt more clean and welcoming.
Their service is always efficient. Somebody greets you at the door as soon as you walk in, brings you to a table and leave you with menus. Food arrives minutes after you order as well.
We usually order their fried rolls (spring rolls) and chicken phở. The rolls are cooked to order so they are always crunchy on the outside and juicy inside. Try it with some fresh basil leafs for extra punch of flavour! The phở is served in piping hot broth with sliced white or dark meat on top. It’s a great dish to have on both a sunny day or a cold winter evening.