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Too expensive for one person with the quality portion of the food they are serving. Got one dish of grill chicken over rice, a cup of broth, a cup of steamed rice paid $15! Their food wasn't even that tasteful. Always got these for less than $10 at other Vietnamese restaurants. Not recommended at all! I'd rather go to a Chinese buffet for a less expensive bill same (or even better) food taste quality.

I would rate this place a solid 3. I enjoyed the oxtail option, but I was disappointed that there was only one size available. Paying $17 for a single bowl, plus water and tip, feels like too much for pho. The broth was a bit too sweet for my taste. On the plus side, the two large pieces of oxtail were very tender. However, I found the serving of vegetables to be quite limited, and the water refills were also sparse. I might return, but only if I'm in the area. In my neighborhood, pho is only $5.95, not $17.

This restaurant is conveniently located, and I have to commend that. The food isn't terrible, but it isn't exceptional either. The service is friendly and prompt, and there's usually seating available since the place is almost always empty. The prices are fair as well. However, the food lacks bold flavors or anything truly remarkable. They don't seem to have any standout dishes, the kind that are prepared exceptionally well and taste genuinely authentic. But with so few pho options in the area, I suppose this will have to suffice. View menu

The pho here is excellent, but the rest of the menu is just mediocre. I wouldn’t recommend the curry; it lacks flavor and sauce. My main issue with this restaurant is their drink policy. They serve a single can of Coke and charge $2.00 for it, which I can tolerate as part of dining out. However, when I asked for a refill and they brought another can and charged me another $2.00, that really rubbed me the wrong way! Paying $32.00 for lunch for two people feels outrageous. I won’t be coming back anytime soon—at least not until I forget this frustrating experience.

Easily the worst Pho I've ever had. Pho is one of my favorite foods of all time. This was such a disappointment. The soup arrived luke warm, the vegetables were sparse and definitely not fresh. The tiny stem of basil barely had any leaves, they were tiny and dried out. The two tiny slices of jalapeno we're also dried out. Sprouts for very brown and tasted bitter. The soup was very bland in flavor so I had to smother it in Sriracha and hoisin sauce just to have some taste. The only reason they're even getting two stars is because the service was spot on. I know the waiter didn't make the food, so I can't fault him for that. The price for this bowl of Pho was also too high. I would never retur...

At least Phó Be is consistent in its poor quality. I visited about three years ago with the hope of introducing my parents to phở, but that was a big mistake! They were stingy with their portions—only two egg rolls instead of the four I usually get at my favorite spot up on 242. I ordered the phở with meatballs and sliced beef, requesting that the beef be served on the side so I could assess its quality. Unfortunately, that didn’t go well either. I asked for water with no ice, and they still got that wrong. The noodles were stuck together and tasted like they had been pulled straight from the freezer. The fresh basil, lemon, and bean sprouts were also lacking—sure, I got more than one lime,... View menu

I’ve never experienced Vietnamese cuisine or tried Pho before, so my review might be somewhat subjective when it comes to flavor. However, I had a sudden craving for Asian food (which is a rarity for me), so I decided to give it a shot. First off, the customer service here is outstanding. Quang, the gentleman at the front, was incredibly friendly. He welcomed me warmly and took the time to explain many dishes, which was really helpful. As a vegetarian who rarely eats Asian food, I had quite a few questions. I ended up ordering the Vegetarian stir fry based on his recommendation. I was a bit apprehensive about the soy sauce they use, but it turned out to be really tasty. While I did think the...

The food is very good. However there is very, very good Vietnamese food in Houston at a much better price. This place is much too expensive. The food is overpriced for what it is. They're doing just fine because there is no Vietnamese food in The Woodlands, and it is a cumbersome drive into Houston. That's the only reason why I would eat here. The drive to another place from this location is insane and the prices reflect that. If someone could bring decent Vietnamese food into The Woodlands for the Houston price, it would be an amazing customer experience. Alas, everyone has to pay rent, which may not be as cheap here as it is in Houston. Vietnamese food will, for now, remain an elusive trea...

If I can give zero star I will. One of the waiter there very very rude. Not my first time here but every time I come here and have this waiter I know want I will get. This is last time I will eat at this restaurant. Today I came to eat with my mom and he greet me with the end of the world face as usual. I ordered drink,when he bring me drinks and he look at me like just order the dang food so I can go take another order from other table. I ordered dry noodle with the broth on the side like I always get. He told me we don 't have it. I said every single time I come here that what I always get and he said let me ask the chef. He came back with vegetables dish so I figured I will get the food I... View menu