Pho Huong

I LOVE this place. Very friendly service. Try the P14 to start off with, but don’t be afraid to be adventurous. The menu goes on and on and on… Everything I’ve tried has been delicious.

I love this place
We eat here fairly often. I am a big fan of the spring rolls, the vermicelli and the rice roll grilled pork. (r05 on their menu). My only complaint is that the person who does the rice paper steam rolls does not work about 50% of the time and we LOVE these so it is a bit of a disappointment when they are not available.
Delivery is fast and so is take-​out. They seem to do more take out than dine-​in so the place is generally fairly empty inside (which I prefer). I have always gotten friendly service here.
I don’t like cold rolls so I can’t comment on them but my boyfriend had the chicken curry and it was also quite good.

Never order takeout/​delivery from them. I ordered their special phở noodle soup and the broth was absolutely disgusting. The soup had a strange stench to it. I had two bites and had a throw it out. The broth tasted like plastic.
The spring rolls were good though.

I am a huge phan (pun intended) for Phở done right. For me, there are three things that make a good Phở. The quality of the meats, how good the broth tastes and the quality of the add ons. If one doesn’t taste good, it affects the other two components.
That is what happened to me this place. I tried the #1 (Special) and the broth was good. The meats, while skimpy (one piece of tripe, one oversized piece of tendon with a bunch of rare steak) was of good quality but the add ons were simply not up to par in ANY restaurant.
The spouts you get are essential to a good phở and these ones were brown and soggy. They had obviously been frozen and thawed. In fact, there was a pool of water that had formed where they had melted. They were slimy and mushy. When I asked for fresh ones, the waitress simply shrugged and said that was it.
This makes the Phở the worst I’ve ever had, and this is coming from a guy from KC, a town known for BBQ, rather than anything «ethnic». We have 5 Vietnamese restaurants there, of which, some are rather nasty, but ALL of them were better than this place.
Avoid this place, the workers aren’t there to give you a good food experience. They have no pride in the food they serve and it shows.

It’s nice and cozy on the inside, the service is good. The fresh rolls were not fresh at all, sticky and smelly. Although the phở is good, the broth and noodles are delicious.

If you love sloppy noodles in ketchup with hidden shards of pointy plastic in it. This is the place for you.
Wanted something new near work. Thought I’d give them a try.
Ordered Pad Thai and a fresh salad roll. Got a deep fried spring roll and a big sharp piece of plastic in my first bite of the Pad Thai.
Barely an apology. They sent me a new order but only brought one of the 2 dishes I paid for. They didn’t seem surprised or bothered about the fact sharp foreign object in my food over the phone.
In the end the pad Thai I got was pretty nasty. I was able to pick up the entire mass of noodles with my fork as it was all one solid knot of overcooked noodles covered in what may well have been ketchup. Actually I’m pretty sure it was ketchup.
The phone conversations were pretty stupid. In the end I didn’t get a refund because it wasn’t worth the annoying communication issues I had with the person on the phone.
Avoid.

FREE DELIVERY! Good food. Average pricing.
I hate to admit it but since I’ve learned about
, Phở Huong has become my go-​to delivery spot. They open as early as 1030am — great for hangover phở, delivery is super fast, they deliver iced Vietnamese coffees and mango milkshakes too!
Food is a 3.5÷4 as it’s pretty average (in a good way) but the menu is quite big so venturing into unknown territory can be disappointing (U02. Stir fried udon noodles with beef) or you’ll find new favourites (D05. Hanoi style vermicelli).
Btw those of you who like vermicelli, you have to try theirs! Thin vermicelli noodles and tons of different varieties of toppings. B18 is my favourite because there’s a little bit if everything :)
.Anywaysss sometimes I’m lazy and I love Vietnamese so thanks to delivery and consistency Phở Huong has earned a perfect 5 stars in my books

A solid 3. Lots of items on the menu. Most of them are well executed. The Spring rolls and Hanoi-​style soup must be tried.
On the downside, service is really slow especially compared to typical Phở places so don’t go there if you’re in any kind of rush.
Otherwise, enjoy!

I have only tried the Phở here. The phở here is just ok, it is acceptable if you realllyyy want Phở and is in the area. I personally find the broth very diluted in flavor here. I got the rare beef phở and my beef was fully cooked to a grey color by the time I received it, so it was kind of dry.
Worst of all, the broth must contain a lot of sodium in the form of either sodium chloride (table salt) or as MSG or both because I get extremely thirsty and bloated after my Phở meal here. Service is no frills, it is a eat and get out kind of place.

Huong up on phở? This place is fine by me, so check it out and get your slurp on.
This trendy looking, yet diner tasting, Vietnamese restaurant is large, sleek and friendly. Lined with black booths at the front, trendy lighting hanging above you and wooden tables at the back.
I ordered the large size soup, which is just too big. I got the rare beef and sprouts and kicked it up with rooster sauce and a little soya, and it was decent. In general, I’m a defeatist when it comes to phở. I am not very good at ordering it, and I don’t try to get better. It’s always fine, but if you have ever been wowed by phở then I advise you to never, ever follow my order. Go your own way, young jedi, you know better than I.
PEPPER POINTS for their TV at the back on CP24. Very handy for keeping up to date with Rob Ford goss while you dine.