super bowl pho

beefphowas tasty and hot. happy that my beef was cut very thin & lots of condiments to make it spicier with the bean sprouts! spring rolls were tasty too!

i've been a fan ofphoand soft spring rolls with peanut sauce for 40 years.  thephohere is ok, but there are better places around.  they could have had an off day, i don't know.  i haven't been back a second time.

greatphoand banh mi. i mostly go for thephoand banh mi sandwiches. the broth in thephois so delicious and the ingredients are so fresh. the boba tea slushi/smoothies are good as well. i've been there 3 times in the past couple of months and will continue to try new things there.

thephowas very good. i liked that the smaller portion wasn’t as overwhelming in amount as it sometimes is—i can never finish those huge bowls.phois really about the broth and this one was nice and rich and beefy. there was a fair amount of the very thin sliced beef and lots of...

step outside your comfort zone. yes, they have some chinese dishes that most people seemed to be ordering for lunch. your in a vietnamese restaurant. try the vietnamese food. you won't be sorry. the spring roll is huge and very fresh. the specialphowas outstanding. service was great.

if you get a special make sure you ask the price. i ended up spending $38 on a catfish. it was enough for two people but talk about sticker shock!!!

finally, authentic pho. we have eaten vietnamese food since the 80s in vietnamese population centers such as houston, northern virginia, orange county, ca, arlington, tx, etc. moving back to the indy area recently, we had been searching for the real thing (pho and other vietnamese cuisine) within a reasonable distance from the westfield/carmel area. what do you know, we ended up living in westfield and found this new place. we tried it last night and - yep - it is the real thing. the beef broth was rich, the noodles and cilantro fresh, and of course, the traditional plate of "additions" - fresh basil, sprouts, lime wedges, and jalapeño slices - along with hoisin and siriacha sauces, were fresh and ready to drop in the soup.

the spring rolls (summer rolls as they were called in some other locales) were fresh and the peanut dipping sauce very tasty. i ended the meal with cafe sua da - the french-influenced iced espresso coffee with sweetened condensed milk - and it was perfect - sweet and rich over ice after drip brewing at the table.

we are anxious to try the banh mi (vietnamese sandwich) next time for lunch.

we think the owner has this right and we are no neophytes when it comes to vietnamese food. we encourage those who have not tried vietnamese food -phoin particular - to give this place a try, especially during this cold season!

i enjoyed the vietnamese iced coffee, the spring rolls and the vietnamese sandwich. the owner is super nice. i had great service and enjoyed my lunch. i even had leftovers that i could enjoy later. i will try theirphonext time i visit. i recommend it!

was really excited to drive by this place last week. i love pho, but there was nowhere close to get it. stopped in today for dinner, and everything was fantastic. i hadphowith meatballs, and the vietnamese bahn mi. thephowas spot on, and the sandwich (a steal @$3.95) was incredible. crunchy bread and veggies, with 3 kinds of meat. highly recommended. my teenage girls loved it as well. the "bubble tea smoothie" was a hit. stop in and support this local find.

yes finally a real vietnamese restaurant for westfield - noblesville! right in old part of town on main street. cozy, spotless yet very simple atmosphere. must try appetizer is the grilled beef lemongrass. amazing and so reasonably priced. grilled chicken (bun ga nuon) vermicelli was fresh full of moderate spicy flavors and didn't leave you stuffed. just right. i loved thephowith meatballs (pho bo vien). warm and filling with tender small but abundant amounts of tiny meatballs. this will become a local inexpensive favorite soon enough