Phobo

Asian Kentron (Center) 71 Hanrapetutyan St
4.7
310 reviewsfrom Google Maps
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About 5 000 ֏
±20% depending on order

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About Phobo.

Phobo delivers genuine Vietnamese pho that rivals bowls served in Hanoi. The beef pho is the standout—rich, layered broth with tender meat and fresh herbs. Tom yum soup runs a close second. The appeal extends beyond food: the dining room draws a genuinely diverse crowd (Vietnamese, Chinese, and expat regulars), creating an authentic, lived-in atmosphere without trying too hard. Fast service, cozy warmth, no pretension. Perfect for lunch, dinner, or late-night cravings (open until midnight weekends). Vietnamese expats eating here is always a good sign.

Things to note: Minimal frills—simple décor, cash preferred (verify card acceptance). High turnover means tables fill fast during peak hours.

71 Hanrapetutyan St, Yerevan 0010.

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FAQ — Phobo

How is the pho compared to Vietnam?
Reviewers who've eaten pho across Vietnam say Phobo ranks at or above what they've had there. The broth is the foundation—clearly simmered properly with beef bone depth and balanced spice.
What should I order besides pho?
Tom yum soup is genuinely excellent and a frequent standout in reviews. Asian fast-food sides round out the menu. Ask staff for daily specials.
Is it good for groups or solo diners?
Both work. The diverse crowd means you'll fit in either way. Fast turnover suits solo lunch; evenings are livelier for groups.
How long is the wait?
Service is noted as 'very fast.' Peak lunch & dinner may see 10–15 min waits; off-peak is immediate. Late-night (after 10pm) typically quieter.

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