Pho Truong - 75 & Arapaho RD, Richardson TX

03/02/2022

Happy snow day!
We are OPEN today.
Come in and order a bowl of PHO for your cold weather needs!

16/02/2021

Open to serve you during this trying time. We are minimally staffed so please be patient with us while dining in. Call ahead for to go orders 972-803-8498 or go online at photruong.net.

15/02/2021

We are open, minimal staff is working due to the weather.
We apologize if it takes longer to receive your food when you dine in.
Thank you for the love we have received from our wonderful customers. Stay safe and warm out there!

15/02/2021

This cold weather is great to take home some pho!
Order online at photruong.net or call 972-803-8498.

Dine in is also available!

14/02/2021

We are open! Come dine in or take home some pho!

26/10/2020

Today is the day! We are open for DINE IN!

Come in and enjoy a nice hot bowl of pho!🍜

Still social distancing.
Masks are required.

02/09/2020

This weather is fantastic!
Come get some pho to go to stay cozy!

10/08/2020

Come get some food! Still only offering to-go curbside service. We are trying to flatten the curve and get things back to normal. We miss and love our customers! We hope everyone is staying safe and keeping mentally sane.

Call 972-803-8498 or order online at photruong.net
Open normal hours
Sunday-Thursday 11am to 9pm
Friday+Saturday 11am to 10pm

Please support your local businesses. We are trying to all stay afloat!

Pho History – The Origins of Pho Pho was born in Northern Vietnam during the mid-1800’s. The dish was heavily influenced by both Chinese are French cooking. Rice noodle and spices were imported from China; The French popularized the eating of red meat. In fact, it is believed that “pho” is d...

26/06/2020

With the rising number of new COVID19 cases, we are continuing to serve you in the safest way possible.

Call 9728038498 to order or go online at

Pho History – The Origins of Pho Pho was born in Northern Vietnam during the mid-1800’s. The dish was heavily influenced by both Chinese are French cooking. Rice noodle and spices were imported from China; The French popularized the eating of red meat. In fact, it is believed that “pho” is d...

11/06/2020

Come by and get your pho fix to-go!

We are still adhering to social distancing for a little while longer. We want to ensure our staff and our guests safety.

Call for your order or order online!

Pictured: Meatball pho
And a vegetable pho (broccoli, carrots, and babycorn in a beef broth)
We do have a vegan pho in a vegan broth: carrots and daikon.