Hi Yelpers! I review food based on my own personal experience and taste buds. So, let's start. - I always order their No. 1 which is beef meat combination. It has a lot of protein, big serving but there's lack of beef broth taste on the soup. I don't know what should be done for the soup to taste more beefy, maybe boil the bones and meat more? I don't know.. but the soup has to taste better. - Their crispy egg rolls are the best! I get and eat one order mostly by myself, I can't get enough of it esp. when I dip them on their special fish sauce. So yummy! - Amazing friendly service, they are accurate and fast! - The restaurant is clean, spacious, medium noise and location in a big plaza with a lot of parking. Overall, I give this place 4 stars out of 5. There's always room for improvement. I expect better soup base when I get back there. And I can't wait to go back there soon! God bless this restaurant

This is a solid local place for Pho and Vietnamese food. I have had the spring rolls as well as the Pho, which is my favorite. I usually get a #1 which is steak, brisket, and meatballs. Or I'll get a #2 which is just the steak. The portions are large and very filling. Each entree is about $16 plus tax. Plan to spend about $20/person. Service is excellent. The ambience is quaint and personal. This is a great place to go and enjoy a fresh, made to order, bowl of Pho. The location is to get to and the staff were all super friendly. Be sure to bring an appetite as the portion of Pho is massive!

I was really craving some pho after many days traveling without Asian food. The pho I had here was very good, I do wish there were more meat options like tendons/tripes, but I guess it's just not their thing. Portion was pretty good for a hungry person

Solid and good sized Pho in the Promenade at Red cliffs in St George. A great portion with fresh ingredients and a very nice staff in a clean place. The number 2 was recommended and it was delicious. And a cool layout inside.

Fast service, reasonable prices, friendly staff, and pretty popular even on a Friday afternoon.

It's a nice and cozy Vietnamese restaurant in the town. The decorations are very beautiful but it's a little bit dark. The service was good. We came at dinner time Friday evening and it was crowded. The food ( Phở) was delicious and tasty. We did not try the other dishes so wouldn't have any comments. We will definitely come back next time whenever in town.

I've new to town from the SF Bay Area, and have been craving some good Asian food. Unfortunately hadn't found anything yet that satisfied my taste, so I was overjoyed the second I tasted the broth! I ordered the 2nd option of pho on the menu, with just the rare steak. The broth wasn't super clear and you had to unstick the noodles (they were stuck together in a ball), but I'm not too picky about that stuff. I couldn't wait to sip that broth and immediately picked up the soup spoon when the pho arrived - so heavenly! It tasted like pho would back home! I'm a slow eater in general, and maybe I was just starved for decent Asian food, but I scarfed down as much as I could eat so fast! The noodles themselves were yummy, or at least were good enough to where I wasn't disappointed enough to notice them. The only thing I would change is the thickness of the meat - I would want them to slice it thinner, as the meat was a bit chewy after it cooked in the broth. I ordered the freshly squeezed lime soda as well, and I will say I enjoyed it immensely! It really did taste like freshly squeezed limes. It was strong and a little tart, and not sweet. I wondered if they put any sugar in there. The taste and tartness didn't linger like it does sometimes when you drink lemonade or syrup heavy sodas. It was refreshing and I would definitely get it again! Cost wise, the pho back in California is much cheaper, however considering there are only a few Vietnamese restaurants here compared to the thousands over there, I would say the price is worth it to pay. The lime soda was also a bit pricey, but it was definitely tasty and I wouldn't mind ordering again as a treat if I was felt like spending a little extra. The ambiance was moody, relaxed and cozy. The lighting was dimmed, a large television screen played some muted sports content (I think), and the decor was quite cool with the traditional nón lá rice hats on the walls and strung up close to the ceiling in a canopy. Note, the restroom is outside in the plaza, there is no private one inside the restaurant. I would recommend this place if you're looking for a date night, to intimately catch up with old friends, or get to know a new friend on a deeper level.

Needed some noodle soup so found this pho place nearby where we were staying. Selections were minimal but that's great because we knew pretty much what we wanted and didn't need to spend a lot of time browsing. Got the special sweet and sour soup and the shrimp and rice noodle dish. Both were good and came in decent portions. I also got the coconut milk tea (without boba) -- it was more coconut milk than tea so it was quite sweet but I didn't mind. Nice to have this option nearby in a pinch.