Pho on 44th: A Vietnamese Culinary Gem in Lynnwood

Best Pho I have ever had! Broth was super clean and appealing. Veggies were always fresh. I would go again

The food is exactly what we wanted! They have yummy vermicelli bowls, amazing banh mi and teriyaki and yes we ordered all that plus bubble tea !! So good The place is clean but not like an ambient adventure it's just a great pit stop spot plane and simple - good food in a strip mall!

The Vietnamese spicy beef noodle dish from Huế this particular establishment is truly a distinctive culinary experience. For those seeking a bold flavor adventure, this dish stands out with its complex aromatic profile and rich taste, making it a noteworthy selection in the region. The broth is remarkable; it possesses a depth of flavor that lingers long after the meal. I found it so enjoyable that I opted to take the remainder home--a first for me, as I typically finish my meals. The generous portioning and abundance of ingredients contribute to a satisfying dining experience. Notably, the inclusion of Vietnamese ham with peppercorn adds a layer of uniqueness that is seldom found in other Vietnamese eateries. I visited during lunchtime and left with a strong desire to return frequently. It's important to highlight the meticulous attention to detail that enhances the dish, particularly the rare and flavorful Vietnamese ham with peppercorn. This aspect truly elevates the overall experience and distinguishes this establishment in the realm of Vietnamese cuisine.

Fried tofu rated a 3. Eggrolls only a 2 not very good. Spring rolls and grilled pork were 5 star. Possibly the best grilled pork that I've had. They use the same pork on their Bahn mi so I definitely want to try that. It seems a bit spendy there.

We went to Pho on 44th for lunch on a Friday. The restaurant in was in a strip mall between a Korean restaurant and a Japanese place that my partner had previously enjoyed. Pho on 44th was clean and we were welcomed to a nice table. The menus were under glass on the table tops and a little hard to read and understand. We were initially interested in Pho on 44th because they offered Banh Xeo, Vietnamese crepe, which is not always found in this area. We ordered Mi Xeo Tom, noodles with shrimps, and the Banh Xeo. And I had a Vietnamese coffee The portions were large and tasty. We had bottles of chili, siracha, and hoisin sauce so we could get our taste just right. We had enough food for a meal the next day. We may return to try some other dishes which I failed to notice on the menu this time like bun Bo hue. The restaurant appears to do a good job preparing dishes in a different way that is well done.

back to my old haunts. i had forgotten how good the soups are at Pho On 44th (previously known as Pho 99). on a cold, blustery tuesday lunchtime on 11/29 - mere hours before the BIG snow dump - every table was filled with folk who wanted a nice hot bowl of soup. it doesn't matter where the soup originates: borscht, french onion, kartetofflesuppe, tomato soup, minestrone ; soup is good for the soul. but for me, asian noodle soups are my comfort foods. bun bo hue: although the pork blood is missing, it is still one of the most flavorfully assertive bun bo hues i've had. wonton soup with greens: i was completely surprised at the quality of this soup orderd by my lunch companion. i had never ordered it in all the times i've come to Pho On 44th! delightful light broth loaded with large wontons stuffed with pork. this soup is now my list of favorites here. while enjoying the comfort of the hot soups, i was reminded of my other favorites: banh cahn cua, bun rieu, banh xeo, and the duck noodle soup that i will have to enjoy again. i pledge to return Pho On 44th to my lunch rotation. highly recommended