Pho Que Huong

I don’t know why these non-​vietnamese people are using a Viet name for the restaurant, they’re not Vietnamese. Yes, ive seen owners and the restaurant name has changed over the years, ugh. Extra star for the food. The service is shit here; they care more about their phones and socializing with other coworkers than taking care of customers. I would rather tip to the busers than them.

My husband and I stopped in this evening. We were really looking forward to a nice, fresh Vietnamese meal.
My husband ordered the Seafood Garlic Egg Noodles. The entire dish was over cooked and had very obviously been sitting around for awhile. The seafood and eggs looked and smelled old. I ordered the Curry Chicken Noodle Soup. The only things fresh about this soup were the noodles and the chicken. Not only were the carrots brown with age, they were in huge chunks that had to be cut into 4 to 5 pieces to be easily edible. Neither one of us could take more than a few bites of our meals.
As for the service, it was abysmal. There were 5 or 6 wait staff in the dining room, but you would have thought there was only one. The entire front of the house staff was more worried about socializing and texting than they were about taking care of the customers. Our meals were served to us by the kitchen staff. Not one person came to see how we were doing after our order was taken. I had to go to them to get my check.
We will definitely not be going back to this place.

Steak and brisket Phở with egg noodles: Ingredients were super fresh but the underlying flavor of the broth wasn’t my favorite.
Spring roll: Pretty standard and I would say a solid ok
BBQ Meatball: the flavor was good but the consistency would be a little difficult for those who are not expecting it.
The restaurant itself was extremely busy. There was no clear direction to sit at a table because everyone seemed to be lined up at the counter. All the empty tables had not been cleaned off or wiped down. The service was very fast and overall the experience was ok.
I will plan on trying other Phở places in the area before settling for this one though.

I love the idea of made fresh as ordered. The Curry Shrimp Soup was awesome. My daughter loves her combination fried rice

S7 is my heaven! I love this soup bowl. I dream about this soup bowl. I get the large and take the leftovers home for dinner. I get a baked chicken from the store and stir fry my left overs for a family dinner. I wish I could duplicate this dish at home I would eat it every day!

I didn’t get the phở for which this place is named, I got a beef flat noodle dish one time and grilled chicken fried rice the next. It’s average food, nothing wrong with it, but nothing special. Service is friendly, nice atmosphere.

We have driven by here many times but decided to stop in today and give it a try.
What a pleasant surprise. I’ll admit it was our first time eating Vietnamese food, so we don’t have a lot to base it off, but simply put, it was great ! Staff was friendly, prices good, food great. We recommend.

Neighborhood gem. I’ve never had a problem here. The phở is always amazing. Pork spring rolls are the best app.

The food is delicious the spicy rice noodle soup chicken is the bomb the staff or friendly and polite, very prompt with other

The phở was very good, broth is light but tasty. Could use more noodle and meat in the large bowl, feels like they just gave you a bigger bowl.

I’ve been ordering my favorite fried rice dish but it’s a hit or missed! There’s one chef that char bbq the pork just right. I have to order this meal only at a specific time so it sucks!

Great place to grab a quick inexpensive bite to eat.
Haven’t had the phở but I had the broth. It was really tasty and I will be trying some rare beef phở next time.
This place get’s really busy when it rains.
I had the porkchop rice plate which was amazing. Came with rice and 2 porkchops for $ 8. Great deal.
Also had the pork Bahn Mi. It was a little on the dry side and needed more mayo. The pork was sweet, tender and delicious. I will try again next time and ask for extra mayo.
Soda fountain with free refills! Something we didn’t get back home at phở restaurants.

Stopped by to grab some Phở for myself and my aunt, who was sick with a bad cold. I did not call ahead, but asked for take-​out.
I was promptly greeted and given a menu, and the staff was very helpful in helping me select some choices from their very long menu!
I got the P15 with no onions for my aunt, and for myself I got the P17 with everything. I also ordered spring rolls and some chicken pad thai.
I was shocked at how little time it took for them to pull my order together, and when I brought everything to my aunt’s house, I was even more surprised to see how fresh all of their ingredients were. Everything looked freshly chopped or cut, and the beef, (just know, it’s raw and cooks in the soup!) was beautiful.
We ate like queens that night, and I will most definitely be back!

When several Unilocalers that you know and even several friends that you know in the DFW area all rave about this place stating that it’s their favorite phở place around, I guess there must be something to it.
I was in town for Thanksgiving week and well, there was lots of rain, and more rain, and even more rain. Over 8″ of the crap during the weekend alone. So pretty much indoors was the way to go. My buddy mentioned going to get some phở and he took me to a place right around the corner from their house last time I was in town, but he said Phở Que Huong was even better. Who am I to argue?
I looked it up on Unilocal and yeah, the reviews were really great and as I mentioned earlier, several of the first reviews were all people that I’m friends with on Unilocal or people I know.
The place was PACKED! Mostly all Vietnamese and then us. That’s a good sign. We sat, and looked through the extensive menu. I wanted to try something a little different than what I usually get so I went with a beef stew. Essentially, phở but with big chunks of stew meat and a slightly spicier broth. My buddy got himself a spicy phở, which is odd because he’s not one for spicy items. We also got some fried egg rolls. The bowls were huge and it took me awhile to get through mine. My buddy wolfed his down super fast. Damn.
The service was fast and if you saw my pictures, those lamp shades are really cool over the counter.
The food was good and if I lived here, I’d be back on a regular basis. It’s definately one of the better phở shops in town. Enjoy.

Phở-​king good stuff!
The soup itself is some of the best I’ve had and I travel for a living and eat Phở everywhere.
My only complaint (very minor irritation) is that my soup came out before my meatball app which was equally delish!

Needed a Phở fix and since my wife is out of town I decided to get it at the closest place to where I live. Not bad food, I had to ask the busboys for refills on my drink but it is good place to scratch the itch.

My sister and I stopped in for a quick lunch. The place was pretty pack, not surprising it being lunch time.
We ordered a pork banh mi and an appetizer trio to share.
The trio came with Eggroll, spring roll and meatballs.
The eggrole and spring rolls were just ok. Not the best I’ve ever had but completely edible. The meatballs were delicious, served with the peanut sauce… Add some Chili sauce… You have a home run!
The pork banh mi was legit! Worth coming back just to have another one. Pork was cooked and seasoned perfectly. The French bread was fresh and flakey! Didn’t come with any jalapeños so make sure you add them!
The Service… Ugh. The waitress never came back to check on us or refill our water. And the food was super spicy! I NEEDED WATER!!!

I used to eat here at least once a month. I will no longer be going. I found a piece of broken glass in my shaved ice and they refused to do anything about it. Didn’t even bother to apologize. Smh

This place has been my go-​to Phở place for years. Through the years, the owners have changed, but the food stays consistent, if not, gets better.
On my latest visit, I had a P6, small bowl. When my order came out, I was taken aback at how small the bowls had gotten! But I didn’t feel that way when I finished. The meat was still cooking in the very hot, steaming broth. The noodles separated quickly and didn’t seem like they had been pre-​placed before the order was put in. The broth was reminiscent of the greasy phở I had grown up with but was definitely a cleaner taste. It was not nearly as oily or greasy as I had before. The size was not an issue as it was a good proportion.
The other foods there are great as well. The rice dishes are very well done. Highly recommend!
Overall, I missed this Phở place. It’s very classic. I think the food is worth it even if there is mediocre service and the interior isn’t that appealing.

Living in the Lewisville area, I can’t tell you how glad I am Phở Que Huong is here (alongside their fantastic boba shop next door, too). Amidst a sea of fast food and questionable diners, this place never, ever fails.
I love stopping by for lunch but beware– quite a line ensues. Come early (like 11A) or prepare to wait. No problem for me, however; with their great prices and quality of food, its worth the wait.
I enjoy their lemongrass chicken + rice plate as well as the phở. Great, homemade quality that you can tell much effort is put into. So, so tasty. My husband loves it too; this has become a recurrent spot for us.