Pho Hoa Vietnamese Noodle House - Niles

A hidden gem, the place is not really that attractive to go to, but the food is amazing. We tried the salads. Service is fast, food is not that expensive.

It was a busy Friday lunchtime when my officemates and I went out for lunch. I ordered a small bowl of Chi Nam Gan as seen in the photo below. I was thinking of getting the large one but upon seeing the sizes of their bowls from someone else across our table, it was a good decision to get the small one since it's just right to fill you up. They serve a slice of lemon, basil lesves and bean sprouts for every order of Pho. The taste of the broth is refreshing. If you prefer it to be a bit spicy, they have sriracha as condiments ready on each table. The meat was flavorful and the noodles are just right.

Vietnamese Fresh Spring Rolls is a comfort food that you can eat with much gusto! Very fresh and the peanut sauce is something to die for. They also served a variety of noodles from chicken, pork, beef to seafood which I must try next time.

My personal Favorite is their Crispy drummets. The food is a bit pricey but its fine. The place is not crowded and their service is fast. Great

Interior: Good. Lighting was im as part of the ambiance. Maybe a little upgrading as interior kinda looks aged. Chairs and tables spaced nicely. Service: Had a hard time getting our request. They look under staffed especially during lunch time. Had to ask 4x for a water refill. Food: 1. Goi Cuon Delicious. Happy that it arrive quick as a. Starter. Peanut sauce is made well too. Try it with the Sriracha. Has the right amount of heat that doesn't linger to long in the pallete. 2. Pho Do Vien is their seafood Pho. Soup base is light and delicious. 3. Pho Chin Nam is their beef based Pho. More savory but still light. Best if you brake the herbs that comes on the side to the soup as it intensifies the flavor and a perfect way to clean the pallete. 4. Com Ga Xao Nam Bap Nom. This took forever to arrive. Roughly 25 mins or more. Was super hungry when it came. The sauce is nice. Dunno how quite to describe it. It's like a different version of Chopsuey. Has a good Chicken to vegetable ratio. Serving is only good for 1. Overall, pricing is a bit expensive. As the bowl of Pho is at 295 for the small. The small is good for 1. However, it is one of the most authentic Pho you can get locally. Skip their rice meals. Not worth the wait and the pricing. Just order the Pho.