Phở Tommy — Restaurant in Alaska

I hate to leave a bad review but this was honestly the worst, overpriced Pho and bahn mi sandwich’s we have ever eaten. My husband is Thai and a chef so we know Asian flavors very well. First off the pate in the bahn mi was overpowering in a not good way. The meat inside was also very questionable as it looked like cotton fibers not shredded pork that I have seen. Manger claimed it is dried shredded pork, but who knows for sure. Next, the broth of the Pho was so watered down and extremely salty flavored with almost no rich depth. Lastly, the oxtail was skimped out on with thin slices, whereas normally restaurants serve them thick-cut as they bought them which adds to the flavor profile. Will not eat here again and highly recommend you try Mekong as their broth is amazing and huge chunks of oxtail meat. You get what you pay for with them, but you pay more for less at Pho Tommy. Also Mekong offers military discount and this place does not. Wish I could get my money back as I feel ripped off for $70 water soup and sandwiches no one...

The food was ok but it just felt lacking to me. It wasn't bad, it was more of just didn't really taste much of anything to myself. Normally I don't add a bunch of stuff to my pho, mostly just a little chili oil. However here I was adding stuff just to get a bit more taste to the broth. The staff was kind and on point with getting the order and the food came out almost instantly.

The overly pink kind of threw me off a bit but it wasn't bad just different in my opinion for the scenery. Only thing I didn't like was some of the other guests there. They kept blasting things on their phone making it a bit hard to sit and enjoy the meal. Like standing infront of a speaker in a club, just not eat and chill vibe. Friend and I have pho but were a little bummed from the lack of noodle we gotten with the dish. We got a regular size bowl but felt like we received a small order. I've never been humgry after having a bowl of pho but I...

Stopped by Tommy Pho for the first time and was pleasantly surprised. The place is clean, well-kept, and styled just like a classic pho shop — simple and welcoming.

I ordered the oxtail pho and chicken spring rolls, and both were spot-on. The pho broth was rich, flavorful, and comforting, with tender oxtail pieces and fresh herbs and veggies. The spring rolls were crispy, not greasy, and paired perfectly with the dipping sauce. You can tell care goes into the prep here.

Prices are very reasonable for the portion size and quality. Definitely a solid spot I’ll be returning to — whether for a warm bowl on a cold day or just to satisfy that...