Pho House
Pho House is a asian restaurant in Kempsville, Virginia Beach, located at 4520 Princess Anne Rd, Suite 302. Kempsville's Vietnamese standby on Princess Anne Road — authentic pho, banh mi, and rice noodle plates seven days a week.
Pho House is the Kempsville area's traditional Vietnamese destination on Princess Anne Road — steaming bowls of authentic pho are the headline, backed by banh mi sandwiches, rice noodle plates, and fresh seafood dishes. Open seven days a week from 10am, it fills the weekday-lunch and Sunday-dinner niches for the suburban heart of the city.
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- Address: 4520 Princess Anne Rd, Suite 302, Virginia Beach, VA
- Phone: (757) 330-2308
- Website: https://phohouseva.com/
Last verified 2026-07-10.
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