Welcome to Pho Plus: A Vietnamese Culinary Delight

5 stars for Pho Plus! If you like Vietnamese food or are interested trying it, you for sure have to come to Pho Plus. It is pricey, but the portions are absolutely massive. You can easily have a lunch & dinner from one meal here. Everything is authentic and very fresh. We tried the Pho Shrimp Rice Noodle Bowl and the Beef & Shrimp Skewer plate which came with a rice and salad - absolutely delicious. The mango strawberry fruit tea was also very tasty. My only complaint is you will get charged a small "service charge" on their machines where you order food. Highly recommend this restaurant if you get the chance - there is plenty of seating inside if you want to dine in and they make your food pretty fast - quick service!

3.5 rounding up to 4. We came by this restaurant while we were in the area for lunch. Upon walking in, they have someone behind the register along with kiosks for you to order yourself if you would like. Since it was our first time there we decided to peruse the kiosk and look at the pictures as we decided. We ended up with the beef skewers and the spring rolls to start and bought got the house special pho to enjoy. The portions were huge and enough for more than 1 meal. To start the spring rolls were rolled fresh, the only gripe I had was that the sauce, generally a peanut sauce is a bit thicker but this sauce was super watered down and we really couldn't taste much. The beef skewers were huge, and could've used a longer marinade in the lemongrass as it was a bit bland as well. Maybe also making them 4 smaller skewers instead of such big pieces could also help with the dryness. The pho was so big, there were tons of noodles and had j have know it would be so big I might've ordered the extra protein to have more for the portion I did take home. But for $15 you do get the amount you should. We also ordered 2 drinks, a Thai tea and a mango smoothie which they forgot to make but after a quick reminder they made it and brought it out. The walls were decorated with posters that showcased Vietnamese culture as well as the fun wicker light fixtures. Keep in mind for service you will hear them call your name and you need to go up to the counter and grab it yourself. Be careful though because the bowls are pretty heavy and full. All in all we had an okay experience, and are glad we tried it.

I have no beef with Pho Plus (I had the vegetarian Pho). My first visit here, still coming off a nasty cold. Well, I just knew that the cure for what ailed me would be a bowl of Grandma's chicken noodle soup, but since her recipe died with her 40 years ago, I said to myself, "Self, why not get a big bowl of pho? That bone broth is gonna be loaded with iron!" Got an order to go, since I didn't want to infect anyone dining there, The place is clean and well appointed, sitting in a strip center with plenty of parking (as are almost all pho shops). My order was ready for me, and still hot when I got it home 6 minutes later. Now, the broth: It's good. Very good. The only reason I can't give Pho Plus 5 stars is because that's my benchmark for any ethnic restaurant, and you'll have to read my review of Viet Taste for benchmark Vietnamese.

This place never disappoints. We were cravings for some Vietnamese takeout, so we ordered from our favorite place. We ordered: 1- Rare steak & Meatball Pho 2 - Grilled Pork, Honey Sausage & Fried Egg 1- Grilled Chicken Vermicelli Noodle Salad Food was hot and perfect!

Buddy and I had lunch here. We had the same dish, the Special Pho. It was very good. I'd it's one of my favorites. 4+ stars for flavor 5 stars for lots of fresh and quality ingredients 5 stars for generous portions. Their pho is 2X the size of other's regular pho and 1.5X the size of other's large pho. Yet the price is about the same! This place gets what so many restaurants just don't get. Inflation is a reality for everyone. So prices must go up. Pho Plus has clearly adopted a great philosophy. Yes, we must raise prices, so we aren't going to nickel and dime customers on the quality and quantity. We're gonna give the high quality and big portions! For those who are still not getting it... it's called, "GIVING PEOPLE THEIR MONEY'S WORTH!" What am innovative concept. Sheesh! 5 stars for service. You order at a kiosk. You pick up your own food when it's ready. And you return your own tray and dishes to the designated area. This you don't have to pay a tip. But guess what, this guys who hates being pressured to give tips, VOLUNTARILY left a tip when it wasn't at all expected!

Tried Pho Plus today for the first time. Came in for a later lunch and the place was pretty full which was a great sign. Ordered at the counter, full counter service. Took a little longer than expected but fully worth it! Portion sizes were huge and broth was so flavorful. I got the house special and my sister got the pork chops honey sausage and egg which came with 2 chops. Also had the spring rolls and crab Rangoon. Open seating and very clean!

I've done pick up here a couple times now and have had a great experience! service was quick and the food was ready to go with piping hot soup each time. this most recent time i ordered chicken pho and i have never seen such an abundant amount of delicious, tender chicken! most chicken pho i've gotten are really dry but they really made it so tasty here. this is such a great addition to the area as there are no good pho places. so happy phoplus is delicious!

Casual pho diner in Rolling Meadows. Order at the kiosk, grab a seat the pick up at the counter. Food is good, we had Beef special pho Grilled pork platter Grilled chicken noodle dish Everything was in large portions and tastes good. Clean spot, open prep kitchen so you can see your food getting prepared. Nice, no-nonsense staff. I wanna try the boba next time.

I checked out this new spot and had a pretty solid experience. I ordered the rare beef & shank beef with rice noodles and fresh spring rolls. My friend got the rare beef with rice noodles and a side of pork chop. The noodle portion was generous! I usually finish my noodles, but this time, it was hard to. The soup was decent, though it didn't quite have that oomph I hoped for. It wasn't bad, but it didn't stand out. The service is self-serve here: you place your order at a kiosk, then pick up your food when it's ready. When you're done, you return your trays to the side of the counter. The interior is clean and simple. I'm excited to have a new option nearby and will return to fix my pho cravings.

I love pho, so I was super excited when I saw a "Pho Plus" sign appear over the storefront of the old Five Guys. Every time we drove by, I would look over to see if it had opened yet, and now - it has! And I have been back twice already. So, not only is it pho closer to home, but it's *good* pho, too! I have so far tried the pho tai (my go-to pho), the beef noodle pho (where the cut of meat is a little tougher), the beef salad, crab rangoon, and taro bubble tea. Everything we tried was really good, but the pho tai is still the best pho pick, IMO. The beef salad is pretty different than what I'd usually get from a Thai restaurant (never had the Vietnamese iteration before), but still tasty. Crab rangoon received high marks from my husband, and he is a bigger fan of those than I am, so probably worth an order if you are a fan, too. The taro bubble tea was tasty, and the boba were overall good flavor and texture-wise, though there were a few overly dense ones in the bunch. The restaurant has a water dispensing machine that you can use to fill up a provided metal cup - overall, this combination lends to the water having sort of a machine-y flavor. FYI. If I could change one thing, I wish they might offer the pho in a smaller size, too, because the one size they do offer is the humongous bath tub size you often get at pho places. I love pho, but my stomach can only hold so much! Oh, and maybe one more thing - I always adore a good banh mi, so if they were to add banh mi to the menu eventually, I would have to give them at least ten stars. ;) Finally, do note that the restaurant is a little self-service. You place your order at either a touch screen or the counter. We've only ordered at the touch screen so far. If you go that route, you enter your cell number to be texted when your order is ready, though we've pretty much just taken note of when they are placing our stuff on the tray and gone up to get it. Once we've finished eating, we've just bussed our own table (bringing trays and dishes to an area near the back), at which point a staff member is standing by to wipe down your table for the next guest.