Pho Nina

As soon as we walked in, the owners were using one of the tables to prep stuff. They had their little scale, bags, pots, sauces/seasonings. That whole scene just made it feel super authentic honestly. The counter-sunk praying altar in the back and all the Karaoke stuff just let me know it was legit. Spring rolls were really good, sauce was a bit sweet for my taste. (Prefer saltier/spicier) but I’m sure that’s to make it more palatable for the common haole. The pho is nice because they provide multiple options and mixes for the same price! The pho was great and a lot of herbs were provided, which I love! Most items were around $15+ range which is to be expected of Hawaii. Free parking in the back, and metered street parking in the front on king st. (Free on Sunday’s/holidays) Great experience over all!

Ordered take out. Pho was decent portion for one person, price seems reasonable compare to other places. One thing to go container for Pho was flat plastic container which you would see those when you order BBQ plate, tacos, and etc…. Def not for the soup. It would’ve been better if it was plastic bowl container instead of box… but food was great. Love how much they gave me tendon for my pho❤️❤️

One of our favorite Vietnamese restaurants in Honolulu. Casual restaurant. Often, eat and go place. Saw many people doing the takeout. They are known for the authentic taste of Vietnam. One of the Vietnamese friends recommended this place sometime ago, we have been going there almost monthly basis. I normally order either chicken pho or vegetarian Tofu pho, but today, I tried different one on the menu. Free Parking is available in the back of the building.

We dined in again at night. Though small and simply decorated, Pho Nina is brightly lit and coolly air-conditioned, giving us a pleasure of comfort. We particularly love their aromatic soup bone, their specialty of the house, whose meat is so tender and whose marrow is so rich, so smooth, and so ready for swallow down!