An Pho Vietnamese Restaurant

Whenever we want phở, we go to this place. All the dishes here good.
Must try: Chicken noodle soup, broken rice, spring rolls, steam rolls, bun bo hue, dry noodle (hu tieu kho)

My Favorite dish is the Bún Bò Hue! This is the best vietnamese restaurant in the surrey area in my opinion and I have tried most of them. The Phở Đac Bit is so Yummii! The staff are very friendly and the restaurant is very clean!
My son likes the Bún Thit Nhung Cha Giò.

Very authentic Vietnamese’s food. Love it! I’ve been here 3 days in a row the time I come to visit Vancouver. Food is good and owner is really nice. I came before they were open before I left Vancouver and she was so nice to serve me. Their soup is super hot, full of flavor. This restaurant is truly a hidden gem.

Very clean shop and well ventilated. Iced coffee with condensed milk is a must try, very Vietnam-​like. Most condiments are available right at the table so you don’t need to ask three times for it. Service is great. Food tastes fresh. Most of all soup were hot. Phở noodle were made just right, not undercooked or chewy or too soft. Perfect.

I almost feel like giving them 5 stars… but it’s a hole in the wall lol. Now, now, I have to be fair to those restauranteurs who do invest hundreds of thousands in their décor. But i digress…
Can be easy to miss if you’re driving fast along 104^th, just a few blocks past Church’s, make a hard right to the plaza.
Ordered #41 vermicelli bowl, grilled pork and spring roll. Was looking for the sausage but couldn’t find it on the menu but it was grilled very tender, sliced carefully and nicely. Wished had more green onions and came with no fried shallots like Phở Ever Fresh back in Van.
Noodles also cooked right too. Asked for no veggies (yes, typical guy), request granted.
And of course I ordered the ice coffee, passed with flying colours.
Easy repeat.
Accept debit.

Best phở in Surrey. Great friendly staff, good selection. Good ventilation. Clean.

The 2014 Great Phở Quest continued last week with An Phở. We thought this was the place dear olé Daddy said had «a fantastic banh mi» but it wasn’t, since they don’t actually make banh mi here. (This fact lead me to make my own that night, with pretty stellar results, I might add… is another dine out ruined by my ability to prepare at home underway?) I digress.
The phở was pholicious, but not totally amazing. I don’t want to say it was flat, but it was missing some edge to it. With Phở Tam just down the street (achieving a solid 4 on the Phở Scale), it’s a tough sell.
We will be back though, because they have won the race to best Vietnamese Spring Roll (to date…)

Their Phở Tai (Beef noodle soup) and pork vermicelli is great. Service is prompt and friendly! I usually don’t get great service from Phở restaurants but the servers smile when taking your order and always get our order correct. We always ask for modifications to our food. They are good at listening and remembering when we come back.

My family and i have been returning to this restaurant because they are family friendly (they give extra bowls for kids and scissors to cut the noodles) and they are overall accommodating. My kids are not the best, they yell and scream like all kids but the owners dont say anything. When one of my kids drop a utensil, there is another one on its way automatically (sometimes, when they are not busy).

Regardless of location the food itself was really tasty and had little to no MSG.
Casual service and dining.