Pho and More

I’m not much of a fan of phở but the family likes it so we come here often. Their rice dishes are so so compared to the washington Ave phở shops. Bo luc Lan is mediocre at best but their selling point is they are the only decent phở place in the northern burbs. The staff is fast but not so pleasant.

Pretty decent phở! I highly recommend it if you live around here and need a fix of Vietnamese cuisine. My favorite is the P1 which is the Phở deluxe with the mixture of different type of meat. They could work on customer service though. However, food wise it was decent.

This is absolutely one of the nest Vietnamese restaurants we have eaten at. The food is very delicious and the prices are hard to beat. My wife and I go here whenever we have our Vietnamese friends over and they love the place.

This place offers a big menu of phở and other asian dishes. My son and I had the phở and it was fresh and delicious. Service was okay– there was only one older gentleman attending all the tables at dinner time– but it was adequate. Prices were good. I would go back to try other items.

The phở is the best I’ve ever had. The employees are very friendly. I enjoy going there. I would recommend it to anyone. I believe it is the best Vietnamese restaurant in the area. I recommend P 13a.
I also recommend P1. They are more than willing to accommodate you in anyway and make alterations to their menu selection.

The food is delicious but the restaurant smells I bit weird. The staff are all grumpy but overall the place is pretty good.

Delicious phở and pork belly buns!
I’m a Vietnamese food fan and whenever I’m craving phở, this is the place to go. First of all, the area is close to Assi which is where I do my Korean food shopping afterwards. Second, I don’t have to park on the side of the streets or drive to Philly to get some good phở!
The P7 is my standard order and it is HUGE! The bowl contains rice noodles, beef tendons, beef slices, onions, scallions, and beef bone soup that hits my craving for something warm and savory in the midst of winter. The tendons are super soft and the beef slices are semi-​pink when the order arrives. The slices are cooked thoroughly through the bone broth. For less than $ 10, I guarantee you will not have a more satisfying meal than a hot giant bowl of phở to clean your sinuses and warm your stomach.
I usually pair my P7 order with the pork belly buns because who doesn’t like pork bellies?! For $ 7, the dish is a little expensive, but I am addicted to the marinated sweet/​savory pork belly and the squishy steamy buns.
My go-​to beverage there is the Vietnamese coffee which is absolutely delicious. It’s essentially very strong coffee mixed with condense milk which makes it very strong, sweet, and rich. I’d recommend anyone to try, but never order it as a beverage for dinner. I’ve learned that the hard way after staring at the ceiling at 3am wondering why I couldn’t fall asleep.
Overall, the phở is awesome, and apps are worth a try. The Vietnamese coffee is the bomb. And don’t forget to visit Assi after your meal!

The phở is phenomenal here… I have compared them to others. Always consistent and fast service. In a strip mall but don’t let that fool you. It’s all about the ingredients and they get it. Portions are very considerable.

Good bubble tea — taro flavor was the best. I also tried the thai iced tea flavor which was good, but tasted a bit off. I liked the look of the bar theme they had. Will have to try their phở next time. Service was on solid. Tapioca balls were perfect.

I’m not a huge fan of Vietnamese food so my review will be skewed somewhat towards the negative (I’ve had amazing Vietnamese food, but none so far in the Philly area).
The service was nonexistent and the food came out way too salty and greasy.
Unless you like diarrhea (and I have a few friends who actually do), you should probably check out another restaurant though in this plaza area really lacks anything good.
Parking: Large shared lot
Price: $ 7+ per person
Wait: Little to none

Thai food review *
I probably should have known better, don’t order Thai food from a phở restaurant.
The red curry was extremely watery and I couldn’t taste any of the traditional Thai spices that normally makes this curry delicious. This was a huge disappointment.
My husband hated his drunken noodles saying it tasted like Chinese food. The noodles tasted gummy the tofu pieces were huge.
We wouldn’t order from here again, what a waste of money.

Went here several times and I was really disappointed with their service. Once we ordered, they never came to us and asked if we needed anything else. The only way to get their attention was by raising hands. But what made me disgusted was that they were very nice to other tables (WHITES) and just ignored certain tables (ASIANS).

Convient location if you plan on doing some Asian grocery shopping since Assi is just up the street. They have all the usual Viet food fare and I would say one of the better burb phở around. Yes the bahn mi are not on the menu and it’s take out only… 5 bucks as of this review. I would say give it a try.

If you are gluten sensitive, go somewhere else. The waiter «asked the kitchen» about the peanut sauce, later I learned it was no good.
Language barrier and waiter disinterest will ruin your meal and digestion.

The phở takeout here is great. Packing up phở for takeout is no easy task. Everything is separated to keep fresh. If you’ve ever ate day old phở you know why. Once I got back to my photography studio 10 minutes away I add all the ingredients. Delicious. Next time I will try the Bahn Mi

Great phở and bahn mi sandwiches (not on the menu and listed as only for take out for $ 5). The prices are slightly high for what you get and they could include a bit more noodles, but it is definitely a good place to check out.
I wish they had some combo with phở + 2 or 3 bahn mi at a discount price (so everyone can split the phở and have their own bahn mi). I’d definitely go there more often if they had that option.
Besides that you can’t go wrong by checking this place out if you enjoy phở and don’t mind medium-​ish prices.

Yummy delicious food. I had B1 and it was very filling. I love how the meats taste. The vermicelli noodles used were the thin ones. My parents always come here for the phở because they love it. I was surprised how quickly the food was brought out too. The only thing I didn’t like was their customer service. Some employees were friendly and others seem like they were rushing to get orders done with.

Great phở is not expected of a small town strip mall but Phở & More does not disappoint. Good prices, too. I wish they would add more rice noodles to the phở itself, but the taste is phenomenal. Have also tried the spring rolls, shaking beef, and mango shrimp. Those are also great choices, and I’m looking forward to trying the drunken noodles.
The service is prompt but has not typically been friendly. Most times, there’s a rude elder server who doesn’t really lighten up the atmosphere of the restaurant. Today was my first experience with a new younger waiter who smiled and was very friendly. It’s also not a super clean environment, which makes me nervous, but I always come back for the good food!

I was pleasantly surprised that there was decent Vietnamese in this area. The phở and spring rolls were OK– nothing more than your average phở in the city, but better than most others in the area.
They also offer Banh Mi– Vietnamese hoagie with pickled veggies, meat of choice on a French baguette. I tried the BBQ pork. Overall, pretty good except the meat was a tad too salty.
They have a pretty extensive menu and plenty of seating in their dining area.

After living in philly for a few years, it been difficult to adjust to the lack of good restaurants in this area. However, this place is fantastic. I’ve come here a few times. And a good bowl of phở is great for the winter! Service is a always quick and friendly.
Spring rolls: delicious and crispy. I always order these for an app
Phở: any phở you get will be amazing. The broth is delicious. The portion sizes are great too!
Pad Thai: not much flavor. I wouldn’t opt for this dish. Get phở instead!
I’ve seen a few gnats/​small flies around my food a few times. Kinda gross.
The sprouts and noodles don’t always seem fresh. Which is a little disappointing cuz the phở itself looks amazing.
I’ll keep coming back though for the phở!