Pho Ha

Really nice place for a quick bite as they have a variety of bowls and sandwiches for a very small place. Service is always amazing coming here and the food is very filling as well.

Staff was nice and helpful. But, food was NOT! $1.25 per shrimp egg roll with no flavor and the size of my little finger. Pork chop was actually a pork shoulder blade steak. Cornish hen was greasy. Shredded pork skin was cold. Most items we had didn't have much to offer especially taste. I guess that's why they have five sauces on each table AND send more sauces out with the food. I don't know if all vietnamese food is this way or if it is just this place. But, spend your money else where. Three of us, $50.00 for dinner without drinks and we had a snack before before going to bed.

Probably some of the best Vietnamese food around, apart from Green Basil in Naperville.

Updating the rating to reflect perpetual price increases and a general decline in food quality.

Food was really good. Cute place.

Per suggestion from a friend, we came to Pho Ha looking for some Vietnamese food. Let's just say we did not leave disappointed! Started with an order of spring rolls which were fresh and served a tasty peanut sauce. The combination pho with all the fixings were great. Broth was solid and had a good depth of flavor. Noodles were cooked through and didn't clump together. The vermicelli with grilled pork(or possibly chicken can't recall which one) and a fried egg roll was also really good. Lastly, we had ordered a ban mi for the kiddo which he thoroughly enjoyed. Big fan of the bread here, because sometimes you get those shops that serve up that really tough baguette that cuts up the roof of your mouth. But not here! Also we did order an iced coffee from here which was great and definitely kept me up in the evening.

Anyways, after seeing some pictures of the bun bo hue, we'll definitely need to make another trip out.

'Til next time, cheers!

Love love this place! When we lived in Chicago, we were spoiled with all the Pho selections on Argyle Street. Then moving into the burbs, we were excited to see we have a few options locally! We tried a few places, but Pho Ha is our favorite. The place is small, but they have BIG flavors. Great staff. And try the fried chicken wings as well! it is oh so good.

This is mine and my sisters favorite place to get Pho in and around the Bloomingdale area. I have ordered from here multiple times and dined in as well over the last 5 years or so. It has always been excellent. I’ve had pho with meatballs, flank steak, sliced beef and brisket. Every single one is delicious. The appetizers are also wonderful. It’s one of my favorite things to eat. The portions are large which I love because I can always count on having some left over for a snack later. Everyone I have ever interacted with that works here has been very nice, polite, friendly. I have never had a single negative experience at Pho Ha. I would ABSOLUTELY recommend them to anyone looking for good Pho. I tell everyone about this place. If you haven’t already, do yourself a favor and give them a try.

Loved the bun bo hue as the beef came out very tender. Very busy place during lunch time.

The pho had solid flavor and a balance taste...not salty, allowing for the personal touch with the Housin and Sriracha sauce to enhance. Spring Rolls were fresh, even at the end of the night with a great tasting peanut sauce for dipping, not overly sweet or pure peanut butter taste like others.

Tried pho for the first time at a random joint on Argyle that I don't remember the name of. Liked it well enough, but it didn't seem as amazing as I expected given how I've heard people talk about it. Pho Ha changed that. Fast, courteous service that handled our group of 7 with no issues whatsoever, and the food, just fantastic. Rich and flavorful without feeling too heavy, lots of fresh sprouts, cilantro, chili peppers, and basil to add in, tender, savory beef, some nice hot but tasty sauces to go with it, and super reasonable prices. I've lived near this place for about 5 years and hadn't tried it. After finally eating here at the recommendation of a Vietnamese coworker, I feel dumb for not visiting sooner!