Phở Hoài 牛肉河粉

Reviews

• AR

  Alicia Ramatulla

  1 day ago
  1.0
  called before placing my order to confirm that the spicy beef soup did not contain any pork, and I was told it was only beef. However, when my order arrived, there was a large piece of what appears to be pork in the soup!
• CN

  Carlos Nieves

  1 day ago
  5.0
  Amazing food and service. Always have fun choosing different dishes and all tasting fresh wi5h the best ingredients. Service is top notch and always making sure you have everything.
• MT

  Malik Toro

  4 days ago
  2.0
  The Bun Bo hue horrible 0 out of 10 oily and flavorless . They don’t give you enough garnish and only gave me 2 slices of beef and 2 bones with nothing but fat on it . The Bahn Mi Pho Dip is just flavorless meat on bread , with a side of flavorless broth . I should of listened to the reviews so posting this so you don’t make the same mistake as me
• P3

  Property Shots 360

  4 days ago
  5.0
  Very good Vietnamese food all around. This has been a staple in the neighborhood for many many years. One of the pillars of the area. Recommended 100%.
• DH

  Dennis Ho

  Apr 22, 2026
  2.0
  I never thought I’d be writing something like this about Pho Hoai, but here we are. My family and I grew up in this neighborhood, and this place has been part of our lives since the early 2000s. It wasn’t just somewhere to eat—it was familiar, consistent, and comforting. Over the years, it felt like one of those rare spots that never needed to change because it was already doing everything right. Unfortunately, everything shifted when new management took over during the last week of March 2026. The changes are immediately noticeable—and not in a good way. Something as simple as the chopsticks now being wooden disposables instead of the reusable ones they always had might seem minor, but it reflects a broader decline in quality and care. Even more disappointing, tea is no longer offered during dine-in service unless you specifically ask for it—and even then, there’s now a $2 service charge. That alone completely changes the experience that used to feel welcoming and hospitable. But the biggest letdown is the food. The quality has dropped significantly. The flavors that once felt rich, balanced, and comforting now come across as flat and inconsistent. Dishes that used to be staples for us just don’t hit the same anymore. It feels like corners are being cut, and it shows. It’s genuinely disheartening. This was a place tied to memories—family dinners, late-night meals, and a sense of home in the neighborhood we grew up in. To see it change so drastically in such a short time is tough. I really hope things turn around, but as it stands now, it’s not the Pho Hoai we’ve known for decades.