Yummy Phở Grovetown

Joseph Davis a month ago

Amazing, delicious, and authentic Vietnamese food right in the middle of Grovetown! The flavors are fantastic, and everyone who works there is incredibly friendly, welcoming, and attentive. The service is quick and the restaurant itself is very clean, comfortable, and nicely decorated. The pho was some of the best I’ve had anywhere. The broth was rich and flavorful, with a perfect balance of meat, noodles, vegetables, and fresh ingredients. We also tried the chicken rice vermicelli with vegetables and fish sauce, which was absolutely delicious, very fresh, and surprisingly filling. Yummy Pho is a great addition to Grovetown, and I highly recommend giving it a try if you enjoy authentic Vietnamese food. We will definitely be coming back many times!

Nathan f 5 months ago

Stopped by Yummy Pho and it was a great experience. We tried the All Star Special Pho, Chicken Pho, short rib fried rice, and the pork vermicelli. Everything came out quick and tasted fresh. The pho broth had a lot of flavor without being too heavy, and the portions were solid. The short rib fried rice was probably my favorite, and the pork vermicelli was really good too. They brought out orange infused water, which was a nice touch, and we also got the lime drink. Both were really refreshing. Service was fast, prices were fair, and overall it just felt like a solid go-to spot. If you’re looking for good pho in Grovetown or just a dependable Vietnamese restaurant, this place is worth checking out.

Benjamin Corbin 6 months ago

Both my wife and I ate the spring rolls and beef Pho and it was delicious. The staff was extremely nice and hospitable. Will definitely be returning to try more things on the menu.

Mohammad Hudaib 6 months ago

I was really hopeful about having a pho restaurant in Grovetown, but my experience was mixed. The place is clean, comfortable, and welcoming, and I appreciated the citrus-infused water—it was a nice touch. We ordered shrimp spring rolls, beef broth soup, and beef short ribs. The beef broth flavor itself tasted good, definitely 5 stars for flavor. If the rest of the dishes matched that quality, this place would easily earn a higher rating. However, it feels like they’re a bit conservative with portion sizes. The bean sprouts, herbs, and lime garnishes weren’t provided automatically, and even after asking, the portions were small. The noodles also seemed light for the price. The beef short ribs and fried rice were disappointing. The ribs tasted like low-quality cuts—too fatty, thick, and under-seasoned, with no sauce provided. The fried rice seemed freshly cooked but bland, almost like something from a frozen pack. Overall, it wasn’t a bad experience and the restaurant shows promise, but there’s definite room for improvement—especially in consistency, seasoning, and portion sizes.

C Memije 7 months ago

Got the Thai iced tea and shrimp pho noodles. Be aware they fill your cup with a ton of ice and give you about 4oz of tea. I asked for all the onion and cilantro on the side and they put it directly mixed into the noodles. They did honor the 10% off price since the banner was still on their building. Total was approx $24 for those 2 items. Very expensive, would not recommend this place. The pho was fine. Thai tea was not as strong as I’m used to. It was fine to try I guess but I won’t be back. $6.50 is STEEP for the small amount of Thai tea they give you. Better off making it at home. As I looked around at everyone else’s Thai iced tea, I saw we all had left over ice from the drink. Service and cleanliness was 5/5 no complaints.