Pho Oh Yeah

angelica rapanan

The food was so goood! We had various items from the menu and everything met our expectations and more! After a long weekend their pho soothes the soul! The service was phenomenal, everyone was so welcoming and it felt like home!

a month ago

Yos

Pho Oh Yeah is such a great spot. The pho is rich and flavorful, portions are generous, and the prices are very reasonable. The egg rolls and spring rolls are fresh and delicious too. The staff is friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere is relaxed. Highly recommend if you’re craving good Vietnamese food

a month ago

Ani Bui

the owner and staff were super welcoming and kind to me and my friends and gave us recommendations for entrees and appetizers. their bun bo hue is the best i’ve ever had at any vietnamese restaurant.

a month ago

mama Yo

I’m a regular here and I usually have dinner here with my kids on weekends and pick up on weekdays and honestly my only regret is not knowing about this place sooner. Their pho is excellent, the soup is clear and tasty, and their steak is far beyond my expectation for a vietnamese restaurant. I dont know why there are bad reviews, if you are around Katy area this is a good place for you and family, you won’t be disappointed ( too bad i only have a picture of their steak)

a month ago

Phúc Nguyễn Ngọc Minh

The food was honestly disappointing. The spring rolls were very greasy and didn’t have any distinctive flavor definitely not as special as they were advertised to be. The fresh spring rolls tasted bland and only came with two shrimp, some lettuce, and rice vermicelli. The dipping sauce was weak and forgettable, lacking depth and missing common additions like peanuts or pickled vegetables that could have improved the overall taste. The pho was the biggest letdown. Based on YouTube reviews, I was expecting fresh, wide, flat noodles, but the restaurant served dry pho noodles instead. The broth was light and lacked richness and aroma, and while the meat was okay, it wasn’t anything memorable. The broken rice (cơm tấm) looked nice and was presented similarly to what you’d see in Vietnam, but the flavors didn’t live up to the hype or match what was shown online. Overall, it wasn’t worth the try and fell far short of expectations.

a month ago