This was not a good experience. You know when you walk in a place and get a bad vibe. That was ours. We should have just left but we were starving and really wanted a good bowl of pho. It was cold outside and very windy. First of all everything looked dirty. The person who we think was the owner was there and he was sitting in a booth. He was sick and coughing and sneezing all over everything. No kleenex. .... on the table and into the air. The pho came out and it had a weird fowl flavor. It was not clear like every other pho I have had. It was cloudy...eeewwww. The eye of round did not taste fresh. The bean sprouts and basil were limp and browning. Then the owner decided to open the doors. I told you it was windy outside. Everything blew off our table. The cold air was Bone chilling and made the soup get cold very fast. My hair was blowing all over the place. We could not get out if here fast enough. I am happy to say that we didn't get food poisoning but that's about all good I can say for this place. If you want good Vietnamese food, go to Viet Noodle Bar on Spring Mountain. It is in Chinatown but it is worth the drive.