Pho Ao Sen

Hands down the best pho place! We ordered #1 pho and the soup is unbelievably tasty. I can actually taste the beef bone marrow in the soup. The Bun Thit Nuong (dry rice noodle with egg rolls and grilled pork) is packed with flavor that is both refreshing and indulging. We love both dishes very much. Will come again.

I thought I would give this place a try. On my way home from work. It started to rain so I was having my pho craving. I Yelped area and found this place. generally, I look at the reviews and see if it’s worth my business. But tonight, I was just craving for it. Decent service, but definitely overpriced for the quality I expected. I’ve had better quality at other locations that’s much cheaper. It’s evident the broth is not up to par. It’s in the borderline of nicely seasoned and bland. I also ordered their three bean dessert and much to my surprise, it’s not as good as those mom and pop banh mi sandwich shops. Pretty mediocre but to a point where it’s almost disappointing. Will I be coming back? Probably not since there are other Vietnamese restaurants around this neighborhood.

Price: $$
Quality: B
Service: B

$19 for a small bowl of Bun Bo Hue. I was hungry again two hours later. The soup was good but not as authentic as I expected. Owner explained that they need to adjust to majority customers in the area which is understandable.

Also order extra large pho. The soup taste good and rich. However, I wonder is the soup really beef bone soup or it is mixed with chicken broth or something else — perhaps this restaurant tries to be creative 😛

I give 4 star because Bun Bo Hue is overprice for the overall serving size. And other dish prices are about $2 to $3 higher than other similar restaurants in the area

Been waiting for them to open for months! The wait was totally worth it. Beautiful restaurant with very friendly staff. Very authentic Pho, I added the fresh flat noodle to mine. I also enjoyed a plate of spicy wings and Vietnamese ice coffee to start.