Pho Mai Noodles Vietnamese Restaurant

Ordered delivery through Uber Eats and wanted to try a new Pho place, and we were very happy. The pho portion was the best for the price, and the Chow Mein was very fresh and not greasy. The chicken fried rice also had plenty of vegetables. Wish there was a second lime in the ziploc of Pho accessories, but was great food for lunch.

Without doubt the worst pho I've ever had. The blob of noodles were stuck together. There was hardly any meat, very few bean sprouts, TWO basil leaves, and TWO slices of jalapeno that must have been sliced a few days ago. The service was slow and the prices are high so there was nothing to be happy about "Happy Pho". The previous owners did a much better job.

Pho 99 is my #1 choice to Dine in! Very Comforting and the ambience is relaxing. Great customer service and our order is out within a few mins. Highly Recommend!

Just had a bad experience this visit. They served our orders to other customers tables...one customer enjoyed the special order Pho...my wife's Pho...that she never got. The owner showed ZERO compassion. No discount, or apology. They've also raised thier prices The shrimp was the size of a peanut on my friends shrimp fried rice dish. Sadly we can't support them again.

Probably my favorite pho place on Everett, although I'm pretty sure that their small and large pho is the same size, my only complaint is the portions!

Great li'l pho spot on Evergreen in Everett! I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. Not a ton of customer service, but I suspect they do a fair amount of takeout. We started with the wanton wrapped shrimp, which were crunchy and delicious. I could've eaten a whole plate of them. Then came the pho. The rare beef was right on, and so was the brisket! The broth was flavored perfectly. Rare beef sliced thin as can be, so it cooks in the broth, served just under boiling. And the brisket was tender. Lots of meat in both bowls. Good meat/noodle/veg ratio. I'd like it if they served sake or some sort of limited cocktail menu - which I always miss when I go out for pho. And I also wish the Thai iced tea was not pre-mixed. There should be separation between the tea and the cream. Tea on bottom, cream on top. I love the laughing buddha & lucky coi that greet you at the door. Don't forget to leave him a coin or two for luck! Lots of parking in a strip mall next to the UPS store. I'll eat here again.

Extremely nice people. My experience has been very good. I will be coming back here again and again. Thank You Grace. Kid-friendliness: Family Friendly with highchairs available. Parking: Ample parking and we'll lit. Wheelchair accessibility: Big open spaces

I travel all over Everett area trying different Pho and this was spot on all the way around. Very flavorful Pho, Fresh vegetables and herbs, great price and great customer service. Could not ask for more. One of my favorite spots now.

Just discovered this places and the food is great Great! Broth had a great flavor and the meat was perfect. Friendly fast service and definitely will be back again.

I've been driving past this place for years but I have to drive by several places that make soup that I really love to get to them. Oddly, most of my favorite noodle joints are apparently closed on Tuesdays for some unknown reason. It was a Tuesday and my family was craving noodles so thus, Pho Mai's time finally came. On the upside, their spring rolls were some of the best I've had. They were very fresh and tasty. I would probably drop in just to get an order of those. Their Banh Mi was also pretty good BUT, they didn't have half as much meat on them as my favorite Banh Mi maker, Yummy Deli, which is about five miles closer to me and has prices that are 35-40% lower for a product that it just as tasty and much larger. Finally, we come to the Pho. In the greater Seattle area, Pho and Chinese food share a key distinction. There a LOT of options and most of them suck. This one didn't suck but it was not as good as my usual places. The flavors seemed muted and the meat was a little slimy tasting. My kids liked it fine but they're young, addicted to pho and lacking in experience. In my 15 year-old's world, that old saying about pizza is her reality. To her there's no such thing as bad pho. I, on the other hand, have had a lot of pho where the broth tasted like under-flavored dirt-water and the meat was super tough and chewy so I'm a bit more discerning. This pho was just kind of blah so I won't be eating pho here again unless someone else drags me there and pays for my meal