Great Pho. Nothing life changing, but warm, satisfying, and delicious. I had the brisket and the meat was tender. We also ordered the fried gyoza and it was the perfect appetizer. It is served with maybe a ponzu sauce(?) but the acidity cut through the oil and really brought out nice flavors.

Food is good and my favorite is crispy egg rolls. Service is nice. Clean place but too quiet inside when you talk to each other ppl can hear your conversation. Need music

This is our go-to place for pho, beef stew, and bun. Everything on the menu is high quality. I had a Chinese noodle soup once just to mix things up and it was good too. Try the salted soda lemonade for a unique flavor. There is an older guy who works there who says weird leering things to my girlfriend - I know he's just trying to be friendly, but it is weird...

Stopped in with two friends from out of town while it was pretty cold outside. Seated quickly and ordered some pho for them and pork noodle bowl for me. Very tasty and enjoyable for a suburb! Good parking, great service, and quick food. Friends enjoy their soup and I enjoyed my bowl! Was suggested to come by some other friends and was very happy to have a good experience.

Their crispy egg rolls seem to have declined in aesthetics - before they would be presented over fresh greens, but now the three (total) mini size crispy rolls are served alone on a mini plate and it looked kind of sad. The inside of the crispy roll seemed to also be undercooked. Their pho and other soups have been consistently satisfying and good tho, especially for the cold weather. The workers are extra nice and the place is clean with its decor illuminating a nice Asian vibe.

We were greeted & seated extremely quickly & our server took our orders, then served us quickly. The chicken was amazing, super crispy & a good amount of meat, definitely not cheap quality wings. The pork rolls were honestly bland, the sauce it comes with didn't help. We ended up taking the remaining 2 pieces to go but tossed them when we got home. I got mixed noodles as I never had pho & wasn't sure which noodle to get. The egg noodles were not good & the texture is like undercooked instant noodles, but the rice noodles were sooo good. And the meat that came on it... Now I understand the name of the joint. I just wish the servers were more attentive through the entire meal, not just until our food was served. We needed refills on our waters & sodas but no one ever came to check on us, then waited another 10-15 minutes after we were done eating for the bill. Still a good experience & really great food.

I'll readily admit, I was hooked by the name. I made sure to check in on the app, I bought a few t-shirts, and found ways to "name drop" my lunch with a few friends throughout the day. I know, I know... I'm a little childish. And yes, it's a memorable and funny name. But do giggle-inspiring names bring good soup to my table? (((shrugs))) I absolutely love pho, but I keep it relatively basic as I most often order Pho Tai (thin cuts of round steak) with few exceptions. I like extra basil and jalapeno, and I usually forgo the beansprouts. The broth was hot and not too salty, and the noodles were were delivered with just the right amount of bite. There's nothing worse than soggy noodles in pho! However, the broth wasn't very dynamic. There was nothing that made me want to scream, "OMG, THIS IS PHO KING AMAZING!" There were too few slices of beef, and too many noodles for my liking. While I was slurping my so-so bowl of pho, my friend was oohing and ahhing over how much she loved her order of Bo Kho (Beef Stew) with egg noodles. I tasted the broth, and yes, it had a very rich and hearty flavor. But it's too robust for me... I'll save Bo Kho for a cold, winter day. All in all, we had a pleasant experience dining at Pho King Good. The servers were really attentive, and surprisingly patient with my friend's indecisiveness. They had great recommendations, and the soup was served expeditiously. I'll gladly come back to try other items on the menu in the future.