Pho Royal

"“Closes 9pm”? This kitchen closes everyday whenever they feel like… They lie about times, food isn’t particularly memorable, and service is definition of mid-tier so if you feel like spending your hard-earned money, just do it somewhere that deserves it a little more."

"For any of you who have been following me or checking out my other reviews you know I'm a lover of Vietnamese food in general. While in Virginia I decided to try this restaurant and the first thing I noticed is the prices of Pho in general have greatly increased over the years to a point where it's ridiculous. It seems the average cost of pho nationwide starts at around $15 for a bowl. I swear I'm going to move to Vietnam. Anyway the first thing I noticed was with the food is that it was a very small portion of noodles in my large bowl of pho. The person I was with ordered extra noodles on the side and I thought they were being greedy until I got my bowl. The flavor of the broth was pretty good little on the sweet side for me, but overall the taste was flavorful and beefy. There's a decent amount of meat in it. It's amazing for every region that I go to the different veggies to have on the side for the table. This particular location did not have culantro, but no problem. Overall I was satisfied with the pho and the service that I received. The suit did come out piping hot and the noodles were not overcooked and were tasty. I say give it a shot."

"Pho was great service was great. I’ve had Pho many different places, this one is as not bad at all. Ingredients were fresh, broth was rich and portions of protein were good. We also got the grilled pork and vermicelli - love the rolls, very tasty and fresh. Will definitely be back."

"Honestly the best Pho I’ve ever had. Somehow the broth was light enough to not be overwhelming and also heavy enough to include the various flavors in the dish. If you’re going for lunch I would recommend a small Pho size. The small is probably bigger than any bowl you own at home. Great job Pho Royal!"