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queenannesgout@reddit

I’m Viet and this is my spot. Their meatballs are top notch

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neohanime@reddit

This is because the meatballs they use are the same from Garland's Vinh Huong I believe.

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neohanime@reddit

My go-to as well. Anyone know why they closed for a month? Sign on their door says be back June 17th.

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AlienvsPredatorFan@reddit

I’ve been going here for 15 years and they have never, ever disappointed.

One of the reasons I bought my current house is because I can walk to Pho Bang.

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Gigantor2929@reddit

Ate at the Pho Bang in Metairie outside New Orleans all the time growing up. Didn’t know there was one in Dallas

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marvintran76@reddit

Been going here for 25 years and my parents have been going like 10 more years than that since they came over

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dan1361@reddit

Pho Hung in Grand Prairie is the only place I'll go. Otherwise, I make my own over a couple days at the house.

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moving_waves@reddit

Yes! Glad Pho Hung showed up here. Love it

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tiredhead@reddit

i love the spicy beef pho at ngon on lower greenville.

as previously mentioned, pho bang, pho bac, and pho pasteur are great.

and omg, the pho at cosmo’s is incredible!

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FMEngineer@reddit

I’ve read through every comment and no one has actually said the best pho spot. I don’t want to put in on Reddit because it’s already getting some notice and I don’t want it to be busier.

DM me though and I’ll share the name.

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FMEngineer@reddit

Especially top comments lol. Pho bac and pho Pasteur are nowhere close to the best pho

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GarLandiar@reddit

Anywhere in the garland Richardson border

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Warm_Imagination1363@reddit

pho chau on mockingbird isn’t too far from oaklawn and it’s really good

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Apprehensive_Let_832@reddit

Cosmos in Old East Dallas.

I can't say with authority that is the BEST, but it's way better than it had any business being.

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liberal_texan@reddit

The story behind their pho, when the current manager took over he brought his grandmother in to teach them how to make it. Their oxtail pho is incredible.

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There's a sizable population of Vietnamese folks in Garland and Richardson -- especially Garland where there is a Little Saigon village area. I would personally start with the region of where the population is rather than just a restaurant. This is coming from an East Asian who takes their Asian food seriously hahah.

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vr0oom@reddit

Pho Vietz by the medical district

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fruityrootytooty@reddit

It’s in Garland, not Dallas.

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Local-Warning5159@reddit

I invite you to conwuer this challenge and find your own answer.

https://www.visitgarlandtx.com/p/restaurants/garland-pho-real-trail

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madobe-san@reddit

Lá Me Restaurant is really good. Pho is really good and famous among Vietnamese community

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billybeaneatshisjean@reddit

Phuong nam in Richardson. They have the best bun Bo hue. Spicy udon noodles it’s better than pho I promise.

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ShakyIncision@reddit

I like Pho Apple in west Plano. Not sure it’s the best, but it’s definitely a hole in the wall with people who speak the language. It’s my favorite Pho

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Emotional_Tomato_291@reddit

BaLe Arlington

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FranksGun@reddit

Are there other kinds of pho? Like polish pho or what?

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burndownthedisco1@reddit

Pho Pasteur is very good. Richardson.

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bf2na@reddit

They charge too much, and portions too small. Pho bac all day

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burndownthedisco1@reddit

Quality over quantity, all day, every day.

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bf2na@reddit

Lol ok chef

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Flipsong@reddit

Seconded, stuff is addicting

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PassengerOk7529@reddit

I know some good Vietnamese massage parlors. There is no pHO there.

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NintendogsWithGuns@reddit

If you want anything Asian that isn’t overpriced and whitewashed, you gotta go north. Pho Bac is the best and it’s relatively cheap.

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GokuGokuGoku@reddit

pho bac fell off. pho sen and 286 noodle house make better pho imo.

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OriginalGeoff@reddit

Haven’t been to Pho Bac in probably five years. How did it fall off?

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JakeRidesAgain@reddit

Came here to say Pho Bac. My Vietnamese boss took me there for lunch one day, promised me the best pho I'd ever had, and it delivered.

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FrankUnfilteredPod@reddit (OP)

The United States tried their best to whitewash Vietnam from 1964-1975 and failed miserably so I’m surprised they’re still trying in the states lmao

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boibleu22@reddit

As a Vietnamese American, the fuck you on about?

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FrankUnfilteredPod@reddit (OP)

I’m sorry

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lovelylotuseater@reddit

Dallas was a resettlement city for refugees following the fall of Saigon.

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FrankUnfilteredPod@reddit (OP)

No way Jose, I had no idea

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TopNeighborhood2694@reddit

This is a myth. Far East Dallas is a traditional Vietnamese neighborhood and still has excellent Vietnamese shops and restaurants like Ba Le.

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dan1361@reddit

Grand Prairie is reasonable as well. Can sometimes be a better drive too, lol.

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minlillabjoern@reddit

I asked the ladies working at the nail spa I go to (I did, seriously), and they said go to Garland. There’s good Vietnamese food on just about every corner. They said the pho in Dallas “sucks.” 😝

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Big_Burritoe@reddit

Honey I do pho you.

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Suziannie@reddit

Moved to Frisco from Garland, can confirm. Really missing good Vietnamese food.

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Amazing-Play4902@reddit

Simply Pho house in McKinney

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gappofficial@reddit

Vietnam Restaurant off Ross ave.

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chacheu@reddit

Second this

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YeMajorNerd@reddit

I'm no Pho connoisseur, but I recently stopped into Double BB (previously named Pho Hanabi) up on Lake Highlands and NW Highway and enjoyed it a lot.

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YeMajorNerd@reddit

I'm no Pho connoisseur, but I recently stopped into Double BB (previously named Pho Hanabi) up on Lake Highlands and NW Highway and enjoyed it a lot.

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Ill-Initiative-2787@reddit

Bistro Bs and hello dumpling

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ezbz10@reddit

Pho Pasteur II in Carrollton is our go-to

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truth-4-sale@reddit

I'll give shout out to Pho Empire in Irving.

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msondo@reddit

pho empire is great

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SaluteTHEman@reddit

Lebryan Nash was suppose was suppose to be Ron artest or some man

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guru-relegated@reddit

Best options inside loop 12 are Vietnam, Dalat, Ngon, LaVui, Cosmos, Sapa House, and Malai

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marvintran76@reddit

Those are probably the best in Dallas proper but compared to like other spots in Garland/Richardson, they’re trash.

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guru-relegated@reddit

Also agree. Just considering the request for close to Oak Lawn

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Wonderful-Ant-9448@reddit

I completely agree and I live in Dallas previously in Carrollton. Would also add them to this list. Pho Pasteur Carrollton so good

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mixem143@reddit

Agreed 100%. You need to leave Dallas proper to find the best pho.

I recommend starting with Pho Pasteur in Richardson.

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FrankUnfilteredPod@reddit (OP)

Thank you!

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_GrimFandango@reddit

Phở Băng Restaurant

3565 W Walnut St A, Garland, TX 75042

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Shortsocks53@reddit

Cosmos, In Dallas. It's phenomenal

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AnastasiaNo70@reddit

You gotta go to Garland for that.

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Ferrari_McFly@reddit

286 Noodle House in Garland.

The best Viet in DFW is out that way. Pretty surprised that they don’t have a formal Viet-Town.

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blanknullvoidzero@reddit

The shopping center at the intersection of Walnut and Jupiter was called Little Saigon at one point.

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AnastasiaNo70@reddit

Hi Chi Min Trail is what it was called in the late 80s!

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boibleu22@reddit

Maaaan I’ve been a half dozen times to 286 and it’s bomb, BUT THEY HAVE NEVER HAD THE FRESH NOODLES DAMNIT

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OneBillBeer@reddit

Ly Food Market. Easy.

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dc5antonio@reddit

How did you get banned in askdfw

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FrankUnfilteredPod@reddit (OP)

I said fuck off to a moderator who was cornering me for not being specific on every little detail of my question at the time and he just said “okay I’m banning you bye” and that was it

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