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Welcome To Pho Hop
Welcome to Pho Hop, a delightful gem nestled in Haltom City, TX, where authentic Vietnamese flavors come alive. Our story is woven with passion for serving exceptional food, particularly our renowned beef noodle soup and rich pho. With a divey charm and a welcoming atmosphere, we invite families and groups to savor hearty bowls of goodness. Our menu boasts vegetarian and vegan options, ensuring everyone finds something to love. Despite our unassuming appearance, our delicious offerings speak volumes. Whether you're here for a quick takeout or a leisurely meal, Pho Hop promises a comforting dining experience that keeps patrons coming back for more.
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About
Pho Hop
Welcome to Pho Hop, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Haltom City, Texas. Located at 5022 E Belknap St, Haltom City, TX 76117, this cozy eatery specializes in authentic Vietnamese cuisine with a focal point on their rich, flavorful soups, particularly their renowned pho. If you're in the mood for a delightful culinary experience without breaking the bank, Pho Hop is definitely worth a visit!
As you step inside, you may notice the rustic aesthetic of the restaurant. Some patrons describe it as an "old out of date version of a restaurant," but don’t let this deter you. The true allure of Pho Hop lies in its soul-satisfying dishes. Customers rave about the beef noodle soup, highlighting its generous portions and deep, rich flavors. Angie S. sums it up perfectly, calling it "great beef noodle soup at a reasonable price."
Among the menu highlights, you'll find various Vietnamese classics and lesser-known dishes. The Banh Cuon, rice noodle wraps filled with bean sprouts and ground pork, topped with Vietnamese sausage, has garnered praise for its exceptional taste. Geof T. insists it’s some of the best bun bo hue and pho in Fort Worth, a statement echoed by the warm and inviting nature of their service.
- Poke Bowls: for those looking to explore something different, Pho Hop also offers enticing poke options like the flavorful Hawaiian Poke with yellowfin tuna topped with roasted candlenut.
- Small Plates: Consider starting your meal with the Chashu Don Plate, which allows you to savor a choice of protein over rice — a comforting way to begin your dining experience.
- Beverages: Don't forget to wash it all down with the refreshing Texas Made Burleson Lemonade, a perfect companion to a bowl of steaming pho.
Whether you’re a pho fanatic or a newcomer eager to experience the tastes of Vietnam, Pho Hop's welcoming ambiance and exceptional menu promise a delightful meal. Bailey H. emphasizes their quick service, noting how he couldn't resist returning multiple times in a week — high praise for any local establishment! Just a heads up, they operate on a cash-only basis, but as Wayne R. illustrates, it’s absolutely worth the ATM stop to enjoy what many are calling some of the best Vietnamese cuisine around.
So, if you’re in the area and looking for a culinary adventure that combines warmth, flavor, and authenticity, make your way to Pho Hop. You won’t regret it!
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ Great beef noodle soup at a reasonable price. Friendly and fast service. Definitely worth a try ”
“ Rich and flavorful beef noodle soup with generous portions. The restaurant is clean and I love the service ”
“ Came by this place for lunch this past week and have been back twice since! It's some seriously good pho! It's a nice little restaurant that stays busy. Never a long wait for the food and the prices are lower than you might expect. CASH only but its worth stopping by the ATM to enjoy this amazing hole in the wall in Haltom. ”
“ Didn't know what to expect when I showed up. It looks like an old out of date version of a restaurant...and that is exactly what it is. Although it looks like it might be questionable...the food and service was pretty darn good. If you want something that is very reasonably priced and delicious, come on by. ”
“ Some of the best bun bo hue and pho in Fort Worth. They also are known for their Banh Cuon which is like rice noodle wrapped around bean sprouts and ground pork topped with Vietnamese sausage. So good. They only take cash though! ”
“ The combination pho was perfect! Traditional spring rolls were perfect as well. I'll definitely be back and am thankful this place was recommended. ”
“ If you're craving some delicious pho, bun Bo hue, banh Mi etc and can look past the exterior, Pho Hop in Haltom City is the place to be. This run-down spot may not catch your eye at first glance, but flavors and generous portions will keep you coming back for more. The food is very authentic! The broth is rich and aromatic, a testament to the hours of slow simmering that goes into it and they cook pho soup with bones instead of preservatives. The noodles are perfectly cooked, and the variety of meat options cater to all taste buds. The freshness of the herbs and garnishes adds a delightful contrast to the warm, comforting soup. Don't be fooled by the humble appearance of Pho Hop. It's a true hidden gem that serves up some of the most satisfying and delicious pho in town. Ambiance is friendly, staff speaks, it will make you feel right at home in Vietnam, and the budget-friendly prices will have you leaving with a full belly and a happy wallet. ”
“ The most delicious pho in town, I wouldn't want to go anywhere else than here. The flavor and depth of the broth is just insane! Normally I don't finish the broth after eating the noodles and meats but coming here I do most of the times. Service is great! ”
“ I'm almost reluctant to write this review, as Pho Hop is a genuinely great place, and I fear for the worst should it be overrun. It has a lot of history. Quite possibly the first place for pho in the area, starting back around '75, when the first Vietnamese started arriving in Fort Worth, after the fall of Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh City, but nobody calls it that). I've heard that in those early days, once the great big pot of pho was gone, the restaurant closed for the day. That's never happened on my visits, and now there is much more on the menu than pho. I've sampled other things, and can't complain about anything, but the pho is some of the best "true to form" pho in the area. This from my wife, who is Vietnamese. If I don't have pho, I will go bun (vermicelli). I like the charbroiled pork option. Note: I don't know what's up with the "Full Menu" link above ( https://www.yelp.com/menu/pho-hop-haltom-city ), but it ain't right. I suggest looking at the pictures of the menu. Bottom line: No tour of Haltom City Vietnamese would be complete without a trip to Pho Hop. ”
“ Great pho as usual. Pretty hot inside. They have fans but they don't help much... this is one of my favorite spots, but I'm a bit sad they raised their prices. Still good prices compared to other restaurants but just unfortunate. ”
