King Pho

Ordered a pho with beef and meatballs. Ordered a spicy beef pho. Ordered fresh spring rolls. The bill was Over 45.00. Wasn't worth it. Broth Wasn't great and I eat pho all the time, I got a few basil leaves, no cilantro. I added my own in. One slice of a jalapeno. Maybe 8 pieces of green onion and omg I got 7 pieces of bean sprouts. Are you kidding me??? The spicy beef, had nothing to go with it but noodles. We will not go back. The girl who was behind the counter was not friendly either.

First day in town so I decided to stop here to grab my dinner for the day as it was a chilly day for this southerner. As I walked in the restaurant was empty and one of the waitresses I’m assuming was sleeping on the chairs. Which made me wonder what the heck have I walked into. I was skeptical at first but tired from the flight and then hour drive so i decided to just give it a chance. I would say I’m glad I did as the food was amazing great tasting food full of flavor. Definitely would recommend to anyone looking for some good PHO.

I ordered a pork banh mi sandwich today and it has to be the worst Vietnamese sandwich I've had in my life. The sandwich does not have the Vietnamese banh mi sauce, no daiko, barely any carrots, no cilantro, no peppers but it does have lettuce!! Which should not be on a Vietnamese sandwich! They should be ashamed for calling it a Vietnamese sandwich.

Great place eat some Pho. Prices were in line with any other Pho place that I have ate at in the past. Service was prompt and food came out fast. The Pho tasted average. I've had better and I've had worse. Spring wills were very well done as well. Overall I would certainly recommend King Pho to anyone in the Grand Forks area.

Much better than other options in town. This reminds me of authentic Phở. Phở is a Vietnamese noodle soup consisting of broth, rice noodles called bánh phở, a few herbs, and meat, primarily made with either beef or chicken. I highly recommend the chicken phở if you're not too experimental, but all of it is delicious. I always add all of the bean sprouts and a few of the jalapenos to mine. They also give you cilantro to add if you like. The fresh spring rolls are much better than the other place that offers them across the river. The other place fills the spring rolls with cilantro which gives it a bitter and unpalatable flavor when you're not expecting it. King Phở makes them a little simpler, but it tastes great with the peanut sauce or some Sriracha. The meal with an appetizer of spring rolls was about $16, but you'll leave satisfied without feeling like you just ate a super heavy meal. The large American kid employee watching YouTube on his cellphone, oblivious to customers lost them a star.