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Pho Hoa Restaurant
Vietnamese Restaurant$$$$
Dorchester, Boston
"Best Pho you can get in Boston."(12 Tips)
"One of the better Vietnamese spots in Dorchester and all of Boston."(2 Tips)
"goi cuon nem nuong spring roll"(3 Tips)
"Try the seafood claypot and a quail appetizer, to start."(2 Tips)
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Chicken pho and vegetable pho are both solid. Vegetable spring rolls are a unique and delicious take on a classic. One of the better Vietnamese spots in Dorchester and all of Boston.Upvoted 2 weeks ago- Great bang for the buck. Not the best but definitely decent. 3.75/5. Get the goi cuon nem nuong spring roll, bo la lot, bun bo cha or bun bo hue.
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Ja KittJune 19, 2013Pho fillet is awesome! #96 Banh hoi chao tom is also amazing!!! Love it love it! There's no MSG in the food like other Vietnamese restaurants I've been to. I'm so in love with the food here!Upvoted Feb 10- Boston PhoenixMarch 12, 2012The largest, most versatile, and close to the best of all the moderately priced Vietnamese spots around town. Try the seafood claypot and a quail appetizer, to start. (Cheap wine selection = great) Read moreUpvoted 2 weeks ago
Sharon ZhangAugust 8, 2014Dorchester has some of the best Vietnamnese food. One of the only places with filet mignon pho tai.
If you like your steak medium to medium rare, ask for the eye-round steak on the side when you order your pho, and you can cook your steak in the hot broth to your liking.
Rather eat across the street at pho Le. Whenever I go here they always forget a dish or a drink. -.-- Map is wrong and the address is 1370 Dorchester ave phone 617-287-9746. I usually get beef noodle soup w/everything (46) but suggest starting with chicken noodle soup (47).
Victoria TJanuary 16, 2014take it from this Viet girl, Pho Le next door is way better in terms of both food and service. especially service.
Joseph PoirierOctober 1, 2013Eh...food was adequate but service was poor. We asked for soy sauce to spice up bland pork fried rice, server had no idea what it was. Pho Le (right next door) was way better!
Patty CrucetAugust 23, 2014heard the soups are good here. Just missed getting the last of the oxtail soup :(
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Established in 1992, Phở Hòa Restaurant prides itself in the Vietnamese authenticity of not only their cuisine but also in their dining experience. Beautiful landscape imagery, tall bamboo, and Vietnamese music showcase the beauty of the countryside. Come visit Phở Hòa for a taste of Vietnam!
Open until 10:00 PM (Show more)
- Mon–Thu
- 9:00 AM–10:00 PM
- Fri–Sat
- 9:00 AM–11:00 PM
- Sun
- 8:00 AM–10:00 PM
(617) 287-9746
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Yes (incl. American Express & MasterCard)
Outdoor Seating
No
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