Pho Hung

Don’t be afraid to try something new because this place has really good food and if you don’t know what to eat when you get here then order the Edamame appetizer, and the V –10 vegetable soup because they were incredibly delicious. My wife got the #8 beef noodle soup and she thoroughly enjoyed it as well.
Everything is made with fresh ingredients and is very flavorful and the more times you come here the more adventurous you can get.

I have to give this place 5 star rating. The food is 4 stars but the service to me is the best I’ve received from any Vietnamese restaurant I’ve been to in the past 2 weeks. I love Phở and you know it had to be good for me to go to this place 3 times within a 24 hour period. I had the large A8 phở all 3 times and what I really love about it is the good ratio of all of the ingredients to the broth. Speaking of broth, here, it isn’t as flavorful as some of the other bowls of phở I’ve had recently, but I added some hot stuff that they had on the table and that worked for me. I can’t remember the name of it but I love that numbing feeling it gives my mouth, lol and it did wonders for the broth and made it come to life. The egg rolls I really enjoyed and they were packed and were nice, neat, and hot. I also love the fact that they cut the egg rolls in half. The prices here are reasonable and I like the décor of the place too and the fact that they have a lot of seating. I can’t wait to go back!

Love this place! Their phở is great. The service is nice and fast. I have been to both locations both in Haltom City and Camp Bowie and have had a great experience each time.

I typically order phở with the flank and round cuts. It’s consistently delicious. I’ve eaten my fair share of phở throughout my life and consistency is super important. I like to know that every time that I dine here, the broth will taste the same. The broth is flavorful each time that I’ve been here. The small bowl is plenty for me since I typically order an app of the grilled pork spring rolls.
An ultra bonus is that it’s fairly close to me and I don’t have to drive to Haltom City or Arlington for a bowl of phở. The service is great and the wait isn’t too long once you order.

Food comes very quickly and tastes great, but service can be erratic. If you order things straight off the menu, there isn’t a problem, but special requests aren’t always understood because much of the waitstaff has limited English.

I told my BF yesterday I was craving some phở… He did a Unilocal search for phở around his apartment… And to our surprise this gem of a place was SUPER close! However it’s hidden behind a crappy chain Mexican food place! What a shame! We had driven by thousands of times and never noticed it!
As will pulled up we saw it was byob! Heck yes! We walked down to the liquor store next-​doora few hundred steps down. Kirin was on sale! Yippee!
We walked in and were greeted and seated immediately.
We started with an order of shrimp spring rolls. They were freaking amazing! The shrimp were big! Usually they’re tiny little wimpy shrimp. Was pleasantly surprised!
I ordered the phở with steak and meatballs. It was perfect! Exactly what I was craving! Let me warn you… The large is enough for four meals!
I’m not exactly sure the name of what Joseph ordered… But it was really good too! And huge! For $ 35 (beer and tip) we had a wonderful date night! I joked to Joseph and asked if we could come back Friday. I might (will) pick it up Friday and surprise him!
Oh and they have HOT PLATES! I didn’t look at the whole menu BF I ordered… Bummed!

While the vermicelli bowl may have been a 3 star… the PHO is 5 star worthy!!! Some of the very best I have ever had… wonderful deep broth… a new favorite!

The vietnamese restaurants I usually frequent tend to be in little vietnamese shopping centers, so I was surprised when the GPS told me to turn into this place. I was a little hesitant, but I was pleasantly surprised in the end (:
I was instantly greeted at the door the first time, but today my cousin and I were waiting by the entrance for while before any of the staff noticed we were there. The waitress/​hostess then proceeded to tell us to sit anywhere from the opposite end of the restaurant. The service throughout our meal was nice though. Our waters were consistently topped off, and they checked up on us a few times.
Note: Some of them aren’t too fluent in Vietnamese, so you might have to point and/​or show them the item number.
I’ve had the Hu Tieu and the chicken and egg roll rice plate. I enjoyed the hu tieu. The broth wasn’t bland, and they had good noodle to meat ratio. The chicken plate wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t anything special either. The egg roll was actually a little bland. The veggies that it came with seemed to be boiled with water and oil though. I could do without the necessary oil.
My friend had the com ga xoi mo and my cousin had the bun bo hue.
The price might be a slightly higher than what I am used to, but it’s not too bad. I’ll probably be back to try the bun bo hue or when I’m craving hu tieu (:

I’m updating my review because the bowl of phở dac biet I had recently ate had so much MSG that I had stomach pains for the next 6 hours. I am very disappointed to discover this restaurant does indeed put MSG into its broth, causing sickness and discomfort for people who are sensitive to the chemical, like me. I’ve had decent experiences the other times I visited and had other dishes, although they are overpriced for Vietnamese food. Now to find that I’m paying extra for MSG that ruins the integrity of the phở here?
The inability to prepare proper Che, lack of other ingredients in the bun dishes except for the over abundance of noodles, and MSG in the phở, all at high prices makes for three strikes.
No thanks. I’ll no longer be coming back.

Pretty good! so far I’ve only grabbed the standard beef phở and haven’t ventured to other parts of the menu. The boba tea is fine, they just lack my favorite flavor (Green tea please!) Be sure to buy a container of the banana chips at the counter to take home :)

This is definitely one of the more promising Vietnamese places in the great Fort Worth area.
Food — ³⁄₅
1. Phở w/​meatballs and sliced brisket — The broth was great and extremely flavorful, but the meatballs were a little off-​putting. It had a strange taste, and I was a little worried about consuming a lot of it.
2. Bun bo hue — I didn’t try this, but my friends loved it. They’ve ordered it 2 or 3 times now.
The service here is great. It’s definitely family-​owned. The owner was very kind and helpful with the menu. I’d probably come back to try something else on the menu.

The worse shrimp springrolls ever (they come with no herbs whatsoever)
The worse phó in town. Really!
If you are a phó lover, avoid this place!
How people can like this place???

I ordered phở to-​go here the other night and received some really great service from two young ladies. When I got home my phở was great! Flavorful broth, oodles of noodles, and (almost) plenty of garnishes… I wish I had more cilantro and thai basil in there! I’ll have to remember to ask for extra next time. I’m sure the smiling staff will take care of me :)

Worst Phở place I’ve ever had.
We came in a party of six. Half of the group ordered bun thit nuong, and the rest ordered Phở. I had a small Phở tai and the first thing that surprises me waa the bowl size. The Phở was a lot smaller than any other Phở places I’ve been to. The most important part of Phở is its broth. The sweetness from it are suppose to come from the beef bones, but instead, it tasted like they just added a lot of msg to it.
Our party was the first group there, so maybe the servers were still hung over from the previous night, because they looked like they hated life.
I guess Fort Worth has a low Vietnamese population, because the high rating of this place does not match with the quality of their food.

Finally authentic Vietnamese food in Fort Worth! I don’t have to drive to Haltom for it :) I remember seeing that this place was coming, but then completely forgot until trusty Unilocal monkey pulled Viralyn’s review for ROTD. Thanks Unilocal.
We had iced coffee of course– mine has considerably less condensed milk that my hubby’s– but that was fine with me. I prefer my café su da less sweet. We shared spring rolls and egg rolls. The spring rolls are fat and tasty. I like mine without any bean sprouts so I ended up pulling mine apart! I had a cool noodle bowl with shrimp and hubby had phở with filet and fatty brisket. My bowl was tasty and the shrimp were still juicy– not dried out like they can be very easily. The phở broth has solid flavor without being too fatty.
We enjoyed the food and my S.O. is pretty picky about his Viet food so when he is happy I know we will be regulars. The service was really good. We had our water refilled and one of the girls noticed the inconsistent milk ratio by the colors of our coffee and offered to fix it. We picked up a box of Madeline’s at the register but I was sad to find out management won’t be selling them anymore. Guess I’ll get my french cookie fix elsewhere :)

I’m a fan of the Phở Hung in Haltom City and was super excited that they opened one up closer to home! I’ve had their spring rolls, phở and vermicelli bowls… I’m a big fan of their shredded pork spring rolls and vermicelli bowls. Their phở is good, as well. Just a note — if you are ordering the small bowl of phở — prepare for a REALLY small bowl of phở, it’s like kid size… or maybe it looks really small because I’m a fatty. Phở Hung is also a great spot to pick up lunch since they have a variety of spring rolls and banh mi. I’ll definitely be back.

Lately in Fort Worth, it seems like the only restaurants opening up are ‘trendy’ places. When I saw Phở Hung was opening a location on Camp Bowie, I squealed with over whelming joy.
I was introduced to Phở Hung in Haltom City by an authentic Vietnamese person. Anytime I wanted good bo bun hue, I’d have to haul ass over there. But not anymore. Because this location is more convenient for me: D and not only that, but the food is just as delightful and fresh as it’s sister location.
Food is cheap. People are really nice. Don’t fool yourself with the other authentic places.

Phở Hung & fish sauce.
Too many jokes, I’ll keep this clean as was the tidy joint.
Nice relaxing place with many tables.
Friendly helpful ‘Johnny on the spot’ service
Fresh tasty spring rolls & soups & fresh bean sprout & cilantro veggies served on side
Large menu I only sampled spring rolls & seafood soup. Fresh and tasty.
Meats & egg patty meats I must try next visit.

Good broth and fresh herbs. I like the variety of hot siracha sauce, hot oil, and garlic hot chili paste to choose from. Staff was friendly and manager cares about service. Ordered phở tai. Boyfriend liked the combination. Spring rolls are fresh.
Later when I tried pick up rice and grilled meat dishes, they were just okay so I’m sticking to phở from this restaurant. Boyfriend ordered phở to go and it was in a nice big styrofoam container rather than plastic to go container so I thought that was safer and it wasn’t a problem eating the phở at school! Broth was very good.
Bonus: restrooms are impressive and smell good.
I wish this place opened up earlier honestly! Fort Worth has been needing a GOOD phở restaurant

I’ve eaten at every Vietnamese place in Fort Worth and this is, hands down, the best one. It’s clean, delicious and the staff is friendly. Love it and making it my new favorite spot!