Pho Quynh — Restaurant in Houston

Order at the counter find a seat or get it to go… we have been coming here for years and it has been the same ladies as far as I can tell, so the food is and has been consistently good. My picky daughter loves the side of fried rice with egg it is chickeny yellow and delicious we usually get 3 orders to go. The pho is a little on the cinnamony star anise my side and the tendon is not consistently soft(however if you like chewy tendon this is the place for you!!). The flat wide rice noodle dish with beef is delicious- not Hong Kong style that is more savory with more wok hei heavy It is a bit sweeter and more fish saucy but delicious and filling. The mi or egg noodle is also good. My son often orders like 5 side orders of rare beef in soup and they are always willing to accommodate my picky family! Please remember to tip… these gals work hard from open to close… while I don’t have a friendly familiar relationship with them… I do enjoy getting food to go and playing the Kiddletown claw machines while we wait...

Asked about a few of the dishes however, the young lady helping us didn't seem to know too much of what was in it so ordered 2 sandwiches instead. Asked if we could leave out the jalapenos and she said no problem as they are made to order. Didn't have to wait long at all before she brought us our meal. Seemed to have been refrigerated as it was cold and the bread seemed a bit mushy. The meat itself tasted very good but we still ended up finding jalapeno seeds in our sandwiches. We simply let her know and she apologized but afterwards we decided to just go. For the price it wasn't too bad but don't think we will be returning. The service and quality of the food definitely killed...

They offer a few vegetarian options here. We ordered the shaking tofu rice plate. The fried rice that came with it looked delicious and tasted good. The tofu was also excellent, soft inside and crunchy outside. We also ordered the chicken crepe but told them to use tofu instead of chicken. They gladly accommodated the request. The crepe was crispy and good, though we had to make our own dip sauce from their soy sauce. The only minor complaint was that we requested both dishes with no onions, but the crepe still came with a lot of onions. By the way, the chalk drawing on the wall is simply beautiful. Note that they charge an extra 3.5% if you pay...