Message from Pho Hoa Restaurant
Pho Hoa Noodle Soup makes it to Restaurants & Institutions ?Top 400?. High nutritious value and affordable price are major considerations among western and non-Vietnamese consumers. Pho Hoa Noodle Soup?s laborious process of soup preparation makes it a brand of choice among discerning consumers who are looking for healthy alternatives to traditional cuisines, yet demand fast service and delicious food. What is distinctive of Pho Hoa?s noodle soup. Sparing no expense in quality, only top quality USA beef are used in its kitchens resulting in an end product that is unparalleled in terms of flavor and aroma. Pho Hoa Noodle Soups are prepared fresh daily and fast service is achieved through an easy to read customizable menu. Pho Hoa is well-known for its signature dish, Pho, Grilled Prawn Vermicelli, Summer Roll, and Vietnamese Coffee.
Insider Pages Reviews for Pho Hoa Restaurant
This isn't the best restaurant if you're looking for some excellent Pho, but on occasion, the pho is exceptional. Service is good and the waiters and waitresses speak english and vietnamese. It's often crowded on weekends and your only option is to wait outside.
Posted 11/04/05 | Report Abuse
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Great food, Fantastic Price.
by shainline
I went to the one in Dorchester, but have been to the Chinatown location too. Basically, the food is great. Very fresh and healthy. Some of the appetizers are better than any Vietnamese place in Boston. The crispy duck springrolls had a great flavor, the grilled onion beef is very unique. The Pho is incredibly good. The selection of soups is the largest I've seen around. The rice plates are a little less special than other restaurants, but nothing beats the value of Pho Hoa. I bring my family of five and gorge ourselves, I don't think I've spent more than $50-$60.
Pros: Value, Freshness
Posted 10/16/05
Go for the Soup not the Ambiance
by friejose
Terrific pho in a very authentic setting in the midst of Dorchester's Vietnamese community around Fields Corner. The menu is helpful for first-timers by explaining the various types of pho. Once you get outside of the soup, however, the food is just okay.
Posted 07/26/02