jenny pho

don't come if you're in a rush!  i went there in the early evening when it was quiet and ordered right away.  the place quickly filled up and i noticed that the customers who came in after me were getting served.  i asked about it and was eventually told there had been some sort of problem with my order (a basic vermicelli bowl).  this was a frustrating experience as i'd stopped in on the way to an event.  i had to wolf down my food when it finally came.  in general, the service seemed disorganized, and no one offered to refill my water.  however, the flavors were good and everything was tasty.

this is the most expensive vietnamese noodle salad i've ever had $13.00 lol
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went there last week and as always the food is great. we had chicken pho with shrimp spring rolls.

dido on that happy hour issue. they even had a coupon that was clear as mud (since discontinued). the management does not seem to have much patience or faith in "discount" offers. they tried "restaurant.com" for a very short period too.
but, hey, i still like their pho and atmosphere. (and, actually, pho prices are lower than a nearest vietnamese restaurant.) but, the service has definately declined. an older, control freak of a waitress seems to dominate, but she does not have the patience or friendliness to truly satisfy.


-----28 jul, 2010-----

great issaquah area pho. jenny serves great pho for a reasonable price (slightly better than their closest competitor on gillman blvd). while i have not tried many other entrees, their appetizers are excellent, vermicelli bowls are good, not real happy with yellow egg & wonton soups. have not tried their rice dishes, but their aromas are promising.
service is always fast, courteous and very friendly. when i have a pho craving that needs to be satisfied quickly, jenny always satisfies!

brings class to pho.... and good food.

confusing happy hour. i went there for happy hour. 1/2 priced appys. i ordered 2 appys and the waitress asked what do i want to order for my entree. i replied i didn't need an entree. she said you have to. i pointed to the sign that said 1/2 priced appys. she insisted i need to order entree. i left.
the atmosphere was lovely but management needs improve communication skills.