Pho Anh Restaurant

The best Bún bò Huế ever!!!!! Go here and eat, small and controlled, nice variety menu for Vietnamese cuisine, and you can tell the place is somebody’s pride and joy and it shows in the food. Kitchen was pumping out hot soups my whole time there and all I could hear was folks hitting the bottom of their bowls towards the end of it all. There’s something different about their Thai Tea but I loved it.

My family has been going to Pho Cuong for 16+ years, and it is still hands down my favorite pho… scratch that.. my favorite restaurant. Since living out of state now for the last 7 years, “noodle” as my family has nicknamed it, is my first stop when I visit! We love it here, the food, staff and memories!

They have put a lot into the place lately, and it looks great! I think that they have the best pho! I love their food, especially on a cold day! I only knocked them a little bc they moved to counter service, and I like to order at the table....just my preference 🤷‍♂️.

We had a nice lunch here. I ate Bo Kho and was impressed! Very nice meal. My with had a rice platter very delicious also.

A hot bowl of Pho is always a nice alternative to pastas or burgers, and finding a Vietnamese restaurant in the Asian District (in the vicinity of Classen Boulevard and NW 23rd Street) is not hard at all. While I have my favorite, Pho Cuong has been in the neck of the wood for at least the last 18 years I have lived in Oklahoma City. You can never miss the turquoise-pink store front on the east of Classen, with some outdoor seating and a humble yet cozy interior. If you are new to Pho, you will appreciate their menu with catergories like "For the Beginners", "The Adventurous Choice", etc. It takes away the fear of not knowing the types of meat you can choose to have in your broth and noodles. Besides the names of the many menu items, everything else is written in English. I went for a classic (extra large) bowl of Pho with the staple slices of brisket, round eye, and tendon. It arrived at just the correct temperature to dig right in without being scaling hot. The broth hits all the right marks with a generous portion of noodles and meats. I was disappointed at the way the iced coffee with sweet condensed milk was served. I am so used to it coming in the traditional Vietnamese drip with a side of ice for me to transfer the coffee into when I am ready to drink it. The rich flavor of the coffee did not disappoint though. I may be back for their spicy Pho and egg noodles at some point, especially when the weather is nice and colder.