




Pho 777
About
A Local Staple for Comforting Bowls in Kaimuki
When you find yourself craving a steaming, aromatic broth in the heart of Honolulu, Pho 777 provides a no-frills, authentic Vietnamese experience that focuses entirely on the bowl. Tucked away in the Kaimuki area, this spot is a favorite for those who value substance over spectacle. You won’t find fancy decor here; instead, you are greeted by the steady hum of local chatter and the unmistakable, deep scent of star anise and cinnamon simmering in massive pots.
The Essential Broth Experience
The kitchen is known for its traditional approach to pho, serving up generous portions of rice noodles submerged in a clear, clean beef broth that hits the palate with just the right amount of ginger and charred onion complexity. Whether you lean toward the classic rare steak slices that cook gently in the heat of the soup or prefer a combination with tendon and tripe, the textures remain consistently satisfying. Their house-made chili oil packs a punch, so proceed with caution if you enjoy a slow-building heat that makes your forehead bead with sweat.
What to Know Before You Go
Because the shop occupies a modest footprint in this bustling part of Oahu, space is at a premium. Lunch hours often see a steady stream of nearby workers grabbing a quick bite, creating a lively, fast-paced environment where table turnover is efficient. It is the kind of place where you come to refuel rather than linger for hours, making it perfect for a solo lunch or a casual midweek dinner when cooking at home isn't an option. Keep an eye out for the signage as you navigate the neighborhood streets—parking can be a bit of a puzzle in Kaimuki, so a little patience while hunting for a spot is part of the standard routine here.
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Location
1960 Kapiolani Blvd Ste 204, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96826-3975
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Showing 3 of 29 community reviewsBrooklyn RamosGoogle Maps
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!!!WARNING, PLEASE READ BELOW BEFORE ORDERING!!! I got spring rolls from this place and at first I was honestly shocked by how big it was. But the moment I broke it open to take a bite, the smell hit me immediately. The shrimp inside smelled completely rotten and foul. One of my coworkers sitting beside me could even smell it the moment I broke it open. I pulled the roll apart to make sure it wasn’t something else, and it was absolutely the shrimp. It smelled spoiled to the point where there was no way I could even attempt to eat it. Serving rotten shellfish isn’t just disgusting, IT'S DANGEROUS!!! That kind of food handling can seriously make someone sick. This isn’t a small quality issue, it’s a major health risk. The scary part is my friend had already eaten some of it before we realized the shrimp was spoiled. Hopefully he doesn’t get sick. I will be reporting this to the health department because something like this should never be served to customers. Restaurants need to take food safety seriously.
Matthew HwangGoogle Maps
Recently
Horrible service. There was a poor woman who was standing waiting to pay for probably like 15 minutes, and it took us 15 minutes our order to be taken. Meanwhile there was a phone ringing forever the entire time and not being answered. The food here isn't even good. If you want pho on Oahu, I recommend the place near a Walmart called Pate, which is quite small but the food is delicious there. Also the Sriracha bottle was definitely refilled with some water lol. Just look at the photo
Brandon McGregorGoogle Maps
Recently
Very delicious food and fast service even though they were pretty busy. The restaurant was clean and they had a big menu.
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