Pho Binh Minh

Sadly, I’ve only been a more frequent customer here because Phở Saigon was under construction.
The phở bowl varies based on the type of phở and the size of the phở. Sizes come in small, large and extra large. A large is around the normal size you would get at other phở restaurants. A large bowl of phở here is in the high $ 6 or low $ 7, which makes them very expensive.
I don’t think their food here is anything outstanding which is why I’m only giving them 2 stars. I’ve only had their phở and avocado smoothie so I can’t really comment about anything else on the menu. The phở is good, not great. I do like how they give a very generous portion of meat though.
The service here is terrible, they don’t really greet you or ask if you want anything to drink. Most of the time when I get seated, the waiter will just dump cups of water on the table and ask «ready?» And when you ask for a few more minutes, they walk away and won’t come back for at least 10 minutes unless you flag them down.
Warning: there is a 75 cent debit charge! They do not accept credit cards here!

My favorite place! Phở is delicioso. Can’t go wrong with any other dish as well. Their wings are pretty tasty and crunchy. The broth is what makes this place stand out! Highly recommend it! For dessert I always have a mango Thai tea.

One of my favorite phở places. Their #2 is great & so are their eggrolls. However, my review is 4 stars because the lady w/​short hair who serves and takes orders is very rude. My boyfriend asked for lemons and she rolled her eyes and gave attitude, smh

This is my first time here and Unilocaled for a phở place near the conference I was attending. The service was not the fastest or slowest. There is plenty of parking in the shopping mall area. The food though was really good. I tried the phở tai nam with meat balls. The broth was excellent and the herbs with the phở was fresh. The meat was fresh also and thinly sliced. I ordered a small, but the next time I am in town, I will order a large bowl.

This is my all time favorite go-​to Phở restaurant in Stockton. It’s not a fancy place, the prices are fair & the portions are good. The broth for their Phó here is very flavorful. In all my experiences, their noodles have never been overcooked and break like other Phó restaurants sometimes serve.
If I’m not having Phó here, I’m having beef chowfun. The Pad Thai here’s pretty Ok too. I’ve never had anything here that I didn’t like, have been coming here for years and they still don’t disappoint.
Most of the workers speak minimal english, but usually understand enough when taking orders, They’re all very pleasant and welcoming.

Not bad place good food at the rite price. Customer service needs better work a lil small. Looks a bit dark inside but good.

The phở here is good and has a real taste to it, unlike a lot of the watered down excuses in this area. Sadly the service is a bit lacking even for Vietnamese phở standards. And that’s saying a lot, outside of the service however it’s a good place for tasty phở
What more do you want?

A great place for a bowl of phở. I had spicy beef noodle soup (Bun Bo Hue) and it was excellent. The broth was perfect. The homemade fish cake was very fresh and delicious. My boyfriend had beef phở with wontons. The wontons were homemade with lots of meat. The broth was also very tasty. We both ordered small bowls, but we were both full. This is going to be my favor phở restaurant in Stockton.

I’m very experienced with the beef noodle soup they call Phở. With that said, this place was okay. The cleanliness could use some work. The staff was neither mean or friendly. The phở was below average to me. However, to be honest, this is the preferred place by a few people I know. I just don’t see what they see in this place, or should I say taste? Maybe it’s just me, but the phở isn’t great here.

Great food and service is fast. Tofu spring rolls and their pad thai are amazing. Their phở is great too!

They suck ass came here twice not under my choice js went cuhz family and friends wanted to go here. Service sucked didn’t get my in laws order right they thought frill chicken was fry chicken. Mugged my in law when she did tho isn’t it. The owners wife is demanding

Love the Phở here. Broth is always clear and hearty (not oily).

We walked in on a Saturday evening and two things struck us…
— musty smell (from maybe the front carpet needed to be cleaned?)
— dark inside (some lights on, but some off to conserve energy?)
Then we sit down and looking out the door you can see it needs a nice cleaning. Can’t the owners see that? I wonder what the kitchen looks like. Oh no, getting concerned.
Ordered the XL #3…lots of soup but expected more phở in that big XL bowl. Singapore style rice noodles only had 2 shrimp in it. Chow fun was over fried. So maybe I should have stuck with the phở since this is a Vietnamese phở place. I did like the broth.
Overall, stick to the phở and hopefully they do some cleaning in there.

My go to favorite phở place in Stockton. Love this place. Good service good food. Love their thai tea but not a big fan of their eggrolls. It was pretty bland & a bit too salty for me. But other than that? Their phở & thai t

My main phó spot. They are fast and food taste great. I eat there 3x a month if not more.

I love the combination chow fun here. Its very tasty. I also love their jackfruit smoothie. Dining here always satisfies my cravings. Im definitely a fan of the food here. Service is ok, the food makes up for it and the food comes out quick. This place is worth a try if you’re into Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine. Try their pad thai too! It’s good.

I’m giving this spot a 5 star because they make the best bun Bo hue (spicy pork noodle) I have ever tried. It even beats my mom’s. Sorry mom. I have tried many restaurants in CA (SoCal to NorCal) and this by far is the best!!! Service here isn’t the best but this dish makes up for it. Their phở dish is okay, I’ll rate it ⁷⁄₁₀ it’s decent but not the best. Pricing is average like any other phở restaurant. I’m highly recommending the bun Bo hue dish. It’s spicy so please put that in consideration if your planning to order it.

Three stars is A-​OK. No problems today with my server or meal. I just do not know enough about this type of food to rate it as good or not good. After having Vietnamese/​Cambodian food two or three times now, I finally figured out it’s not for me. I think I’m more of a «Campbell Soup» kind of guy. I know boring, huh?
Regular old Chinese food is about as Asian as I can get.
That being said, my server was really nice. And the lady that everybody says is grouchy was smiling and playing with a customer’s baby. So I think that lack of a smile is a misconception. It’s a clean family run restaurant. I noticed no off smell that some Unilocalers mentioned.
I ordered way too much. I had the avocado shake which was good and the shrimp spring rolls… very tasty with the peanut dipping sauce. I also had the pad Thai which I ordered mild because this gringo does not do spicy foods real well! I also ordered the seafood phở. Yes, I put in the sprouts and the spearmint leaves and lime juice. But, I guess I just don’t like phở. I did not eat much of it. So I cannot honestly rate it. But it looked good.
If you’re into Vietnamese food you should definitely give this place a try. It seems authentic. It’s located in the Walmart Neighborhood Market shopping center on the corner of West Lane and March Lane.

I went here with my best girl and I must say this is one of the best Phở tasting restaurant in Stockton. The food is good the service is adequate. My phở came with light broth enough meat and noodles and a fresh taste with little MSG AFTERTASTE.
I will return

We came here for lunch since we was referred from my bf’s sister.
We ordered Phở (#02), Pad Thai, Chow fun.
a. Phở #02, the broth was good (not too overwhelming, light), up to par for my tasting (comparable to Kevin’s Noodle in the bay area). The bf enjoyed it.
b. Pad thai, Pretty decent, I had better else. (can’t be compared to Sawaddee in Antioch, one of my favorite spot for real authentic thai pad thai! Again, this is viet version of pad thai… so I had to put that into consideration.). It was lightly spicy (from the paprika) which somewhat was overwhelming after a while (for those who enjoy spicy, would like this), It was missing one of the aspect which is the sour taste from the tamerind (I can always add lime, but then again, I shouldn’t have, since it should have that taste in the sauce). The meat was tender and fresh. regardless, I was ok for me.
c. Chowfun, we ordered this togo, didn’t get to taste it so can’t comment on this.
Overall, we would come here again for the phở. Customer services is ok. food came out fast. the atmosphere is ok. It was kinda too loud (employee & i guess their friends chit chat and stuff, which made it unpleasant to dine in for those who’s concern about this.) bf & I enjoyed our lunch here.
Again they only accept cash.