Phở Quỳnh Restaurant: A Delightful Experience in Vietnamese Cuisine

It's better than your typical pho restaurant. The menu has a bit more variety than most. The broth is as good as it gets, I love the egg rolls too! Service and atmosphere are what you'd expect from any pho restaurant in the area, although the tv's with cooking channels are a nice little touch. There are so many options for pho in town. This one is my favorite.

Was surprised about this place. Me and couple of friends on the way back from Mount Rainier stopped by to grab some Pho. Was completely random, but a very good lucky place we stumbled upon. Their Pho is fantastic! It's also worth trying out the Burrito Pho for something a little out of the ordinary.

I don't ever get many chances to have a beef Banh Mi, so I gave it a shot. It was a pretty good sandwich. The beef was cooked with onions and a slight hint of lemongrass. The bread was also not too doughy or heavy in volume, and every other topping is pretty standard. Was able to taste the broth from a bowl of Beef Stew Noodles and it was really good. If I ever get a chance, I would like to order it by myself. Be warned that the broth when I had it was super fatty, you decode whether that's good or bad. I like the fat in the broth, but will admit it could have been less. All in all, the food was good and portions for the noodle soups were big, great value. Edit #1: stopped by for a snack and got a pho burrito. Was able to satisfy my slight pho craving in a smaller and cheaper form factor. I do wish they used a fresh Tortilla or even made their own, as the one I got was a little bit dry. They do give you a small cup of broth, which I assume you use to dip, as I did. Edit #2: was able to try the Special Rice Combo (C1). It was pretty average, compared to similar dishes I've had at other places. Main complaints were the pork chop being on the dry side and the fish sauce they gave on the side was not that flavorful. I'd probably just continue ordering their noodle dishes next time.

Good dinner spot in Federal Way if you prefer Vietnamese food. We went in for dinner and ordered the Fried Tofu Banh Mi and the Stake Noodle soup. Both were okay.

Came here after getting minor surgery. Was exactly what I needed. I got the fatty brisket pho, the broth alone was so good. I got a regular size bowl and still had left overs. The avocado smoothie is made with fresh avocados not powder. So good. Prices were decent. Service could be better.

We are a party of 7 for lunch. It is our first time in this restaurant. The kids liked the Bahnmi sandwiches and the price is reasonable. I ordered seafood soup which was expensive. I was disappointed since it was not flavorful and didn’t have a Lot of seafood. The customer service was poor. We had to ask for items that they should have provided. The restaurant was stingy with paper napkins.