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Vietnamese · Pho Specialty · Southern California

Phoholic Menu Prices 2026: Full Pho List & Southern California Locations

Full Phoholic menu with prices for 2026 — every bowl, every cut, at the actual flat price you'll pay at this Michelin Bib Gourmand Vietnamese pho specialist in Southern California. Phoholic keeps it simple: one protein (beef), multiple cuts, one price ($16.50 for almost every bowl). Below: the full menu, a guide to the three tiers, the best bowl for first-timers, and all four Southern California locations.

4 SoCal locationsMichelin Bib GourmandLA Times #85 (2025)Drive-thru (Westminster)Open until midnight
Sample · $$

Signature items

Pho Tai (Steak)$16.50
Five-Cut Holic Bowl$16.50
Steak & Oxtail Pho$16.50
Beef Shank & Oxtail Pho$17.50
Steak & Tendon Pho$16.50
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Quick answers

What to know about Phoholic before you order

Four things first-time visitors most commonly ask about Phoholic's menu and pricing.

Cheapest bowl
Any beginner bowl $16.50

Flat pricing across most of the menu. Pho Tai is the simplest and most approachable option.

Most popular bowl
Pho Tai (Steak Pho) $16.50

The single-cut steak bowl is the most-ordered across all locations according to Yelp reviewer data.

Most complex bowl
Five-Cut Holic Bowl $16.50

Steak, flank, fatty flank, tendon, and tripe in one bowl. Same price as the simplest bowl.

Premium / best value
Beef Shank & Oxtail $17.50

The only bowl priced above $16.50. Shank firmness plus oxtail richness in the same bowl.

About Phoholic

Southern California's Michelin-recognized beef pho specialist.

Phoholic is a Vietnamese beef pho restaurant group operating in Southern California, built around a single-minded focus: exceptional beef broth, served in a streamlined lineup of bowl combinations. The Westminster location (14932 Bushard St) is the flagship, open daily from 8 AM to midnight with a dedicated drive-thru — unusual for a sit-down pho restaurant and a detail that reviewers cite as a practical differentiator.

The menu is intentionally narrow. There is no chicken pho, no com (rice dishes), no appetizers beyond the beverage list. The entire kitchen is organized around a single dish and a single protein, with the variation coming from which beef cuts are in the bowl. That focus earned the Westminster location a Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand designation — the Michelin recognition for quality at moderate price — and a place at #85 on the Los Angeles Times 101 Best Restaurants (2025).

Phoholic is family-owned and locally operated. The chain has grown to four Orange County and San Gabriel Valley locations as of 2026.

4SoCal locations
$$Price range
$16.50Flat bowl price
16Pho combinations
Menu tiers explained

The three Phoholic tiers: Beginners, Adventure's, and Holic

Phoholic organizes its entire menu into three tiers by cut complexity. Every bowl is priced the same — the only variable is what goes in it.

6 bowls · All $16.50

The Beginners

The entry tier. Every bowl here uses familiar, easy-to-like cuts: rare steak (tai), well-done brisket (chin), and beef meatballs (bo vien). These are the combinations Phoholic recommends if it is your first visit or your first time trying beef offal cuts in a pho context.

Start with Pho Tai (steak only) to taste the broth on its own, or Pho Tai, Chin (steak and brisket) for the most well-rounded beginner bowl.

4 bowls · All $16.50

The Adventure's

The middle tier introduces specialty cuts that step outside mainstream pho menus: fatty flank (gau), tripe (sach), and tendon (gan). These are the cuts that make Phoholic distinctive — each adds a different texture and flavor profile to the broth.

Try Pho Tai, Gan (steak and tendon) if you are new to the adventure tier — tendon is mild in flavor and becomes fall-apart tender after long braising.

6 bowls · $16.50–$17.50

The Holic

The full-expression tier. Multi-cut bowls with five or more toppings, plus the premium beef shank and oxtail bowl. These are the bowls that earned Phoholic its Michelin and LA Times recognition — the complexity of flavors and textures in a single bowl is hard to replicate.

The Five-Cut Bowl (steak, flank, fatty flank, tendon, tripe) is the flagship. The Beef Shank & Oxtail at $17.50 is the only upcharge on the menu.

Ordering guide

Which bowl to order at Phoholic: a first-timer's guide

Ordering guide

Which bowl should you order at Phoholic?

If it is your first visit: order Pho Tai. The single steak bowl lets you taste the broth — the most important element at a pho specialist — without distraction. Phoholic's broth is slow-simmered beef bone stock with charred aromatics (ginger and onion) and a spice sachet. A clean bowl shows you exactly what makes this restaurant worth the drive.

If you have been before: move to The Holic tier. The five-cut bowl gives you five different textures in one serving — the contrast between tender brisket, gelatinous tendon, and firm tripe in the same broth is the point of the menu.

If you want the most premium bowl: the Beef Shank & Oxtail ($17.50) is the only upcharge item on the menu. The oxtail is fall-off-the-bone rich; the shank adds a firmer, meatier note. Most reviewers who order it call it the best bowl on the menu.

You can also specify thin or wide flat fresh noodles at most locations — the flat noodles make the bowl feel heartier.

  • First visit: Pho Tai (steak) — $16.50
  • Second visit: Pho Tai, Gan (steak + tendon) — $16.50
  • For adventure lovers: Five-Cut Holic Bowl — $16.50
  • Premium bowl: Beef Shank & Oxtail — $17.50
  • Noodle choice: Thin rice noodles or wide flat fresh noodles
  • Free with bowl: Hot or iced tea (participating locations)
Notable bowls

Phoholic bowls worth knowing about

Flagship items, staff picks, and the bowls that appear most often in reviews and Michelin coverage.

Flagship

Beef Shank & Oxtail Pho

The only item on the menu priced above $16.50. Beef shank (bap) adds firm texture; oxtail adds fall-off-the-bone richness. Reviewers consistently call this the best bowl.

$17.50
Most reviewed

Pho Tai (Steak Pho)

The entry-level classic that most first-time visitors order. Lets the broth speak for itself. Westminster has over 2,100 Yelp reviews, and Pho Tai is the most-mentioned bowl.

$16.50
Holic signature

Five-Cut Bowl

Steak, flank, fatty flank, tendon, and tripe in one bowl. The full expression of Phoholic's multi-cut philosophy. Same price as the simplest bowl on the menu.

$16.50
Drive-thru

Westminster Drive-Thru

The Westminster flagship is one of the few pho restaurants in the country with a dedicated drive-thru lane. Open 8 AM to midnight daily.

All day
Michelin

Bib Gourmand

Westminster's Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition (quality at a moderate price) and LA Times #85 (2025) are the two most notable accolades for any Vietnamese pho restaurant in Orange County.

Westminster only
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All four Phoholic menu categories with item counts.

The full priced menu

Every bowl on Phoholic's standard menu (with 2026 prices)

All categories below. Prices sourced from Yelp menu listings for the Westminster and Stanton locations, reviewed May 2026.

About these prices. Phoholic uses flat pricing: $16.50 for nearly every bowl, $17.50 for the Beef Shank & Oxtail. Prices are sourced from Yelp menu listings for the Westminster (14932 Bushard St) and Stanton (Rodeo 39 Public Market) locations, reviewed May–June 2026. Confirm pricing with your specific location before ordering, as prices may vary.
All bowls at a glance

Full pho lineup: cuts, tier, and price

Every pho combination offered at Phoholic, organized by cut composition, tier placement, and current price.

BowlCuts IncludedTierPrice
Pho TaiRare steakBeginners$16.50
Pho Tai, ChinSteak + brisketBeginners$16.50
Pho ChinBrisket onlyBeginners$16.50
Pho Bo VienMeatballs onlyBeginners$16.50
Pho Tai, GauSteak + fatty flankAdventure's$16.50
Pho Tai, GanSteak + tendonAdventure's$16.50
Pho Tai, SachSteak + tripeAdventure's$16.50
Five-Cut HolicSteak + flank + fatty flank + tendon + tripeHolic$16.50
Pho Tai, Bao TuSteak + honeycombHolic$16.50
Pho Tai, Duoi BoSteak + oxtailHolic$16.50
Beef Shank & Oxtail PhoBeef shank + oxtailHolic$17.50

Noodle choice (thin rice noodles or wide flat fresh noodles) does not affect price. Free hot or iced tea is included with pho at participating locations.

Dietary notes

What to know about Phoholic if you have dietary restrictions

Phoholic's menu is beef only — there are no chicken, seafood, or vegetarian pho options. The broth is made from beef bones, so the restaurant is not suitable for vegetarians, vegans, or those avoiding beef for dietary or religious reasons.

The menu does not publish detailed allergen or nutrition information on Yelp or its ordering site. If you have a serious food allergy or specific dietary requirement, contact the restaurant directly before visiting.

The restaurant is halal-certification status is unverified by Menupedia — confirm with the restaurant directly if this is important to your ordering decision.

  • Beef only: No chicken, pork, seafood, or vegetarian pho
  • Dairy-free: Traditional pho broth contains no dairy
  • Gluten: Hoisin and sauces typically contain wheat; rice noodles are gluten-free in isolation
  • Halal status: Unverified; contact restaurant
  • Nutrition info: Not published publicly; contact restaurant
Locations

Where to find Phoholic in Southern California

Four locations across Orange County and the San Gabriel Valley as of 2026. Confirm hours with the specific location before visiting, especially on holidays.

Flagship · Michelin Bib Gourmand

Westminster

14932 Bushard St, Westminster, CA 92683 · (714) 733-8822

Open daily 8:00 AM – Midnight. Drive-thru available. 4.0 stars / 2,100+ Yelp reviews. The original and highest-reviewed location — the one with the Michelin and LA Times recognitions.

Rodeo 39 Public Market

Stanton

Rodeo 39 Public Market, Stanton, CA

Open until 10:00 PM. 3.7 stars / 1,100+ Yelp reviews. Inside the Rodeo 39 outdoor food market — a more casual setting than the Westminster flagship.

Orange County

Costa Mesa

Costa Mesa, CA

Open until 10:00 PM. 3.9 stars / 564 Yelp reviews. Vietnamese, Noodles, Soup. Confirm exact address via Google Maps or Yelp before visiting.

99 Plaza · San Gabriel Valley

Hacienda Heights

99 Plaza, Hacienda Heights, CA

Open until 10:00 PM. 4.3 stars / 282 Yelp reviews. The newest and highest per-review-rated location — a sign of the concept translating well beyond Orange County.

Price comparison

How Phoholic compares to other Vietnamese pho restaurants in Southern California

Like-for-like price and feature comparison with comparable pho restaurants in Orange County and the San Gabriel Valley, May 2026.

CategoryPhoholicTypical SoCal Pho ShopPho 79 (Garden Grove)Brodard Chateau (Garden Grove)
Bowl price$16.50$12–$16$12–$14$14–$20
Price for multi-cut$16.50 (flat)$14–$18$13–$16$18–$24
Michelin recognitionBib GourmandNoneNoneMichelin Recommended
Drive-thruYes (Westminster)NoNoNo
HoursUntil midnightUntil 9-10 PMUntil 9 PMUntil 9 PM
Menu breadthBeef pho onlyBroad VietnamesePho + moreBroad Vietnamese

Comparison prices are approximate and sourced from publicly available menus. Phoholic's flat pricing model means there is no price penalty for ordering more complex bowls — a distinguishing feature vs. most competitors.

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Common questions

Phoholic menu — frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the questions people most often ask about Phoholic's bowls, pricing, locations, and Michelin recognition.

How much does a bowl of pho cost at Phoholic?

Almost every bowl at Phoholic is priced at $16.50 — the chain uses flat pricing across its entire pho lineup so you pay the same whether you order a simple Pho Tai or a five-cut Holic bowl. The one exception is the Pho Tai Bap & Duoi Bo (beef shank and oxtail), which is priced at $17.50. Confirm with your specific location, as pricing can vary slightly by store.

What makes Phoholic different from other pho restaurants?

Phoholic is a beef-only pho specialist — the entire menu is built around a single protein (beef) in multiple cuts, all served in a slow-simmered bone broth. The menu is deliberately narrow: no chicken pho, no vermicelli salads, no spring rolls. That focus on a single dish, and specifically on broth quality, earned the Westminster location a Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand designation and placement on the Los Angeles Times 101 Best Restaurants (2025) list at #85. The menu is organized into three tiers: The Beginners (simple, approachable cuts), The Adventure's (specialty cuts like tripe and tendon), and The Holic (multi-cut combination bowls).

Where are Phoholic locations?

Phoholic operates four locations in Southern California as of 2026: Westminster (14932 Bushard St — the flagship, open until midnight, with a drive-thru), Stanton (at Rodeo 39 Public Market), Costa Mesa, and Hacienda Heights (at 99 Plaza). The Westminster location is the original and most reviewed, with over 2,100 Yelp reviews. Use Google Maps or Yelp to confirm current hours for each location.

Does Phoholic have a Michelin star?

Phoholic's Westminster location holds a Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand designation — a Michelin recognition for exceptional cooking at a moderate price, awarded to restaurants that offer quality at under roughly $40 per person for a full meal. It is not a Michelin star (which is a separate, higher tier). Phoholic was also ranked #85 on the Los Angeles Times 101 Best Restaurants (2025) list, which named it among the best dining destinations in Los Angeles County.

What is the difference between Phoholic's three menu tiers?

Phoholic organizes its bowls into three sections: The Beginners features approachable cut combinations (steak, brisket, meatballs) that are familiar to most diners new to pho. The Adventure's introduces specialty cuts like fatty flank (gau), tripe (sach), and tendon (gan) — cuts less common on mainstream menus. The Holic is the full-expression tier: multi-cut bowls with five or more toppings, including the premium beef shank and oxtail bowl. All tiers are priced at the same $16.50 flat rate except the beef shank & oxtail bowl at $17.50.

What is Pho Tai and how do you eat it?

Pho Tai is Vietnamese beef noodle soup topped with thinly sliced rare steak (tai = steak or eye of round). The raw or near-raw steak is placed on top of hot noodles and broth just before serving; it finishes cooking in the bowl. To eat pho, add your preferred accompaniments from the condiment tray — bean sprouts, fresh basil, lime wedges, hoisin sauce, and chili paste are typical. Stir and eat directly from the bowl with chopsticks and a spoon. At Phoholic, you can also choose between thin rice noodles and wide flat fresh noodles.

Can I get pho to go or via drive-thru at Phoholic?

Yes. The Westminster location has a drive-thru — unusual for a full pho restaurant and one of Phoholic's most-cited distinguishing features. All locations offer takeout and delivery (via third-party apps). Pho travels reasonably well with the broth in a separate container, though the noodles will continue to absorb liquid during transport. For the best experience, eat in-store.

What noodle options does Phoholic offer?

Phoholic offers a choice between thin rice noodles (the traditional pho style) and wide flat fresh noodles. The wide flat noodles are a house option that reviewers frequently highlight as a way to make the bowl feel heartier. You can typically request your preference when ordering. Confirm noodle choices with your specific location at the time of your visit.

Is Phoholic open late?

The Westminster location is open daily from 8:00 AM to midnight, making it one of the later-closing pho restaurants in Southern California. The other locations (Stanton, Costa Mesa, Hacienda Heights) generally close around 10:00 PM. Hours can vary on holidays — confirm via Yelp or Google Maps before making a late-night run.

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