What bad things can i say about this place? "Nobody goes there anymore, it's too crowded." if the place were bigger i would not hesitate to let everyone know. But at times we have to wait 20 minutes for a table. No reservations; it's not that kind of place. Sometimes the sun comes through the window and gets in my eyes. That's about it. My wife is very picky about her Vietnamese food as she grew up in Little Saigon. We likely come here more than 30 times a year. Enough said. I usually get the Mi Koh or the Pho with fillet. The Bo Luc Lac is also quite good. Oh the Vietnamese coffee is ok too. Please don't take our table.

The service was excellent , I had PHO it did not disappoint! My friend had the Banh mi with chicken, also very good. The portions were larg

An absolute gem hidden in a strip mall! All prices are incredibly fair with generous portions. I spent 10 minutes just sipping the pho broth before eating anything in it because it was so rich and fragrant. Food came out quick and servers were very kind and patient.

Cozy Vietnamese spot. Love the broth of the pho. One of my favorite pho spots. The vermicelli and the fries are really good too. This place is always fairly busy. Service is pretty fast. I recommend their Thai Tea!

This was a quick stop before the movie. Pho Hue Oi's soup is savory and flavorful but not too salty. It might be mild to someone, but this allows you to taste the food yourself. There is a good harmony. The meat is always fresh. Service was fine. And the place is always packed. I wish they could open another one with a bigger capacity!

Great cheap Vietnamese! We climb at Hangar 18 nearby so I've often gotten takeout from here after climbing. Everything I've ordered has been really good and service is super quick.

Saturday, 10/05/2024 - Took mines to eat dinner at Pho Hie Oi (4051 Inglewood Avenue, Suite 101, Redondo Beach, CA 90278). I came here before with friends and liked it then. Tonight, we all liked it. What we had was the Combo Ribeye ($15.95) plates + add 1 egg for $2.75, P1 large Pho Dac Biet for $16.50, and Thai tea for $5.25. Everything was good. Except the ribeye was on the chewy side. The Salad on that plate was good though. Service was great. Food didn't take long to come out. Wait for seating took about 8 minutes-ish. We'll definitely go here again.

The good: I tried pho, bánh béo, bún thịt nướng, and nem spring rolls. Pork rinds on the banh beo were huge. It was crispy and not too hard. I thought the banh beo were definitely the star of the show. They had a great soft texture and weren't too chewy. Banh beo is my favorite Vietnamese food and they did it justice here. The nem rolls were fun because it was like a mix of nem nuong and goi cuon. I haven't seen something like that before. My toddler enjoyed the pho. The bad: There's no outdoor seating. The meat in the bun thit nuong was just ok to me. I would've liked more grill flavor. The interior is pretty small. The interesting: The pork rind on the banh beo was large in proportion to the banh beo itself. I didn't mind this but my husband thought it as too much.