Ordering on kiosks allows for a fully customizable and efficient experience. Food is prepared very quickly. The pho is extremely comforting and tasty. The shrimp summer rolls are also amazing, and the peanut sauce is perfection. 10/10 recommend

Awesome. Fire. Awesome service.Better than any Vietnamese spot out there, that's why I ate real Pho on you with no troll.

Been here 2 times so far. I've really enjoyed what I've ordered. First time I got the lemongrass chicken with vermicelli and 2nd time got the chicken spring rolls with an avocado smoothie. Smoothie was subtly sweet with that avocado flavor but wasn't overpowering of just avocado. The spring rolls were filling and light, perfect for a hot summer day. I've only ordered to go so can't speak on the service. The dining area is spacious and recommend to give it a try.

I love this place, been coming for years. I've lived in Ha Noi and the food here rivals the best dishes there. It's tasty and affordable and a healthier option than most places. The location is perfect, and there is tons of seating. You order on kiosks and pick up your food at the counter- what more do you need? I've stopped in just to get a Vietnamese iced coffee. It's as strong as 6 shots of espresso!

Every time I'm in town for PAX, I always end up grabbing food at Pho Street, which is just steps away from one of the entrances to the Convention Center. When you walk into Pho Street, you order using a touch screen and you can select if you are taking out or dining in. Once you've placed your order, you just wait for your number to be called. The service is very quick, even at peak meal hours during a convention. The pho is flavorful and comes out piping hot, but if you're just looking for a snack (or want an appetizer), I'd recommend the Shrimp and Pork Summer Rolls. They always taste fresh and the peanut dipping sauce that comes with it is delicious. Pho Street is definitely a casual spot and it can get pretty busy (especially given the location), but I don't think I've ever seen anyone have an issue finding a seat. If you're looking for a bowl of pho, check this place out!

My final stop on my vegan tour in Philadelphia led me to a cozy haven: a bowl of comforting pho. Craving something light, I found solace in this Vietnamese dish. Conveniently located just a few blocks from the William H Gray III Train Station, it was the perfect pitstop before my journey back home. The Tofu Pho came with rice noodles, tofu, scallions, and cilantro, all swimming in a fragrant vegetable broth. Basil, bean sprouts, jalapenos, and a lemon wedge were served on the side, allowing me to customize the pho to my liking. The aroma itself was a treat. What impressed me most was the balance in the broth - not overly salty or oily. While I desired more vegetables, the simplicity of the dish had its own charm. What made the experience even better was the seamless service. Ordering was a breeze through the computer, and within moments, my food was ready for pickup. The restaurant provided plenty of tables, creating a comfortable atmosphere. It was the ideal blend of quick service, convenience, and a satisfying, flavorsome bowl of pho. This meal wrapped up my vegan adventure on a warm, comforting note, leaving me content and ready for my onward journey. *explore Philly's vegan delights, including my visit to Pho Street on my youtube channel! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gE6cC8dOv2U&t=1s

Authentic pho spot with a massive seating area. Everything for the most part was self served, from placing your order at the kiosk, picking up your food from the kitchen, and then placing them on carts when you're done. The technology could use an upgrade as it was difficult to use an a pain and time consuming as you had to manually input your credit card info. We got the an order of the summer rolls for appetizers, which were massive. We each ordered a bowl of pho. Don't remember which one we got in particular as it is not reflected on the menu displayed on the TVs. I believe we each got different variations of a house special beef pho. The portions were massive, broth was super rich. We for sure left stuffed. This is for sure the spot of come to for pho.

This place ie ELITE. Put off coming here because from the outside didn't look authentic but they have the best pho i've had so far in center city. Quick service and cafeteria seating so no extra charges for service Beef pho (5/5) - Warm, flavorful broth. Generous portions Chicken vermicelli (4/5) - generous portions Spring roll (5/5) - Fried fresh

Every once and a while, when it's raining and unpleasant outside, I treat myself to some pho on the way home from work. Like a soothing weighted blanket or a favorite stuffed animal, Pho Street is always there for me. Order at the kiosks and ready within 5 minutes, getting a big bowl of soup here and slowly eating in their spacious dining room is the best way to unwind and watch the raindrops fall outside after work. You can do modifications at the kiosks too, but there's really no need. I trust them to knock it out of the park. The chicken and beef varieties are both wonderful. Don't forget the chili sauce and hoisin sauce at the self serve station! The dining room is brightly lit and usually not very busy on week days, although it can get louder on weekends. It's a self service place, but they're quite friendly and helpful with things like getting drinks or extra add ins for soup. One very important thing is that their bathroom has been out of service for some time now, so keep this in mind. For pho outside of Chinatown, this place is the one to try.

I'm only upset because I didn't try more of their dishes. Very easy ordering system and fast service. The lemongrass chicken and rice was perfect. I don't typically enjoy lemongrass flavor but theirs wasn't too overpowering and it was well balanced with other great seasoning. This might be one of the few restaurants that gave me an appropriate portion of rice & chicken (usually you get a lot of rice & very little meat).