Pho 287

Excellent food, reasonably priced, very friendly owners. It’s small but nice, go eat there!

Great local owned Phở restaurant. And if you don’t like it, then you can GET OUT!

The Phở was OK I’ve had better… But for Midlothian is was good! Note the fried rice on the other hand was outstanding and fresh! You have to kinda customize it and add the meat you like but it was very good!

I went on the second day they were open. The «special sauce» smelled and tasted like biomedical waste. The meat was white, spongy, and unrecognizable. I didn’t eat a single bite of my take-​out :(
Maybe I’ll give it another go since it’s getting better reviews, but honestly, I’m scared!

Updated Review ³⁄₂: So I came back to give them another shot, and Phở 287 came through! The broth was much tastier this go around and the service is 5-​Star. Nice comeback Phở 287! I will definitely be back.

Tried it just after they opened. Ordered beef phở, didn’t care for it. The beef cuts were thick and chewy. The broth was disappointing: it was cloudy without any true flavor. It tasted like reconstituted broth, no hint of bone flavor or long cooking time to give it true lip-​smacking goodness. It was painful to walk away from the unfinished bowls, only because phở from our favorite place in Arlington is so delicious that we don’t waste a drop. But this phở was subpar on every level.
We have enjoyed phở for years, and will still make the long drive to our favorite place in Arlington: Phở Pasteur. We hope Phở 287 steps up its game for the die-​hard phở fans who know what makes a great bowl of phở. Our taste of their product left us feeling that they are just «phở“ning it in for ppl who don’t know any differently.

Baby it’s cold outside… how about some Phở? Midlo needed a Phở place and we got one. The broth is clean and tasty. The noodles cook just right.
I’d highly suggest this place as a top food spot Midlo. Good food and service. Go see for yourself so it stays around.