The Pho Viet story: Vietnamese roots, Honolulu warmth
The values, Vietnamese food and neighborhood welcome behind Pho Viet in Ala Moana and Mānoa.

Pho Viet presents itself as a place where a meal brings guests closer to Vietnam. On its official website, the restaurant describes a family united by a love of Vietnamese food and a wish to share that enthusiasm with the Honolulu community.
A table for familiar favorites and first discoveries
The restaurant’s own account places Vietnamese culinary heritage at the center of the menu. It describes a range designed for different tastes, from comforting phở to fresh, lively spring rolls, with attention to ingredients and preparation. Freshness, care and the character of Vietnamese cooking are the values it emphasizes.
That welcome extends to regulars as well as people trying Vietnamese food for the first time. Pho Viet describes warm hospitality, thoughtful service and food prepared with affection. Its ambition is to connect culinary tradition with the present, making room for both familiarity and discovery at the same table.

Two Honolulu neighborhoods
Guests can visit Pho Viet in Ala Moana or Mānoa. Both locations open seven days a week, making it possible to choose a neighborhood and a time that fit the day. The official website provides separate menus for each location, along with online ordering links for Mānoa.
Ala Moana
1341 Kapiolani Blvd
Honolulu, HI 96814
Daily, 10 AM to 10 PM
Mānoa
2756 Woodlawn Dr, Ste 6-203
Honolulu, HI 96822
Daily, 10 AM to 9 PM
Begin with what you love
A first bowl of phở, a plate of fresh rolls or a familiar dish shared with friends can all be a way into the menu. Choose your location, browse the dishes and contact the team if you have a question before visiting. The invitation is the same in either neighborhood: come to the table and enjoy Vietnamese food together.
