Pho Viet Anh: The Heart of Authentic Vietnamese Noodles in Seattle

As the weather gets colder, I wanted to eat some warm pho, so I came here. This restaurant has received high praise from friends, so I had high expectations. The soup is a generous amount of little sweet broth. The noodles are thin. The bean sprouts topping was served on the side of the plate, and there was only a small amount, so I ordered some extra. The generous amount of soup allowed the sprouts to soak up the flavor, making it delicious. There was also Sriracha sauce on the table. If I could say one thing, the soup was a little on the sweet side, so I wish we had ordered some more fish sauce to tone it down a bit. It warmed me up. Thank you for the meal.

To-go Pho $20 (steak + brisket). Super fresh, clean, and lots of meat. I hate when pho comes with hardly any meat but Pho Viet Anh has LARGE portions. The pho broth is on the sweeter side if you prefer that style. Everything is clean and nicely packaged - One size pho.

What the actual pho. This place is GREAT. Huge portions of steak and brisket, flavorful broth, and quick, friendly service. They only have one size for pho, but it comes with a massive amount of meat (I’m pretty sure I got over 8oz ). All the side toppings were fresh, and I appreciated the extra green onion they added to the soup. You can hear the chefs (or Viet grandpas?) yelling in the back, so you know it’s authentic. Prime location—though a bit sketchy. This will definitely be my go-to spot for a comforting lunch in downtown.

So yummy, you can smell the pho form down the street! They served very good portions.

We had just finished walking MoPOP and saw this Vietnamese place was nearby. The Steak & Brisket Noodle Soup (Phở Tái Chín) and the Noodle Soup Combo (Phở Đặc Biệt) were not bad. The broth they use is very sweet, so you may or may not like it. The Lemongrass & Onion Pork Rice Plate (Heo Sả) and Vietnamese coffee were typical. The interior had a very cozy feel. Altogether, a solid Vietnamese option if you’re nearby.

Pho is very well seasoned and fresh. It tastes sweeter than other pho places I’ve been. Price is not bad in Seattle

Pho Viet Anh is an excellent spot in Seattle for authentic Vietnamese food. The pho is rich, flavorful, and comforting—perfectly prepared every time. The menu has a great variety, and everything tastes fresh and well-balanced. The restaurant is clean and welcoming, with a casual yet cozy vibe. The staff is friendly, attentive, and always make you feel at home. Definitely a must-visit for anyone craving delicious Vietnamese cuisine in Seattle!

Grilled pork on broken rice was pretty tasty. My kids love phở. They ate the entire bowl. The broth was delicious. Must try condensed milk iced coffee - yum!