The place reminded me of good old days spent backpacking in Vietnam. But few diners even on a weekend.. Place: Cozy. Along hi-way, you can watch traffic haha. Ample parking space Menu: good selection; the egg coffee is missing though Food: Not really a fan of any pho, but the fried rolls are so legit! Will try bahn mi next time Price: Affordable! Platter/4 pax is P1200 (no drinks), a satisfying plate of fried rolls is P170 Payment: GCash/cash/bank transfer only Now I know of a place to order spring and fried rolls! Hot pho will definitely be a craving once the rainy days set in. :)

If you're in Marikina/Antipolo area, I highly recommend visiting both branches. Their pho tastes simpler and cleaner than that of Pho Hoa's which is great depending on what you're into. Their rolls, Thai chicken, as well as mango sticky rice is spot on too! Go to the Antipolo branch for cuter decor and ambiance.

Our go-to place whenever we want a Pho, be it Marikina or Antipolo branch, they still managed to keep the consistency of the menus. The spring roll is perfect and the herbs are freshly harvested from their outside garden. I once tried asking their gardener for a basil to plant at home and he generously handed me a handful of the thai basil. Their service is also quick and the staff are attentive.

Beef stew is good. Bun Xeo crepe is very crispy. Vietnamese coffee is just right not too sweet. Try the pandan monggp cake and the sticky rice mango dessert

I love their fresh rolls and ca phe sua da. Pho bo kho is okay. They have al fresco dining, cash payment but also accepts Gcash, no card. Challenge lang yung parking - masyado matarik. Probably the only Viet cafe in Rizal and can easily be your quick fix for that pho/goi cuon cravings if Ortigas or Pasig is too far from you.

Ca Phe Saigon has easily became one of my favorite Vietnamese restaurants ever since I've tried their branch in Podium. Their food are always good and won't disappoint even those people who've gone to Vietnam - theirs may have a little modification that suits Filipino palate more but still good as authentic. Also, the price of each dish is very reasonable.

Always a satisfying dining experience. We had banh mi, meatball noodles, and of course coffee 😍 Safe to say it's the most authentic Vietnamese food you can find around Antipolo.

Had lunch here on a weekday, just a few tables inside but easy to get a table. They also have an outdoor/garage area. Servers were really nice and quick to attend to all our needs. Food was good, tasted very authentic. I recommend the pho, good for sharing. I also recommend the ribs.

Tried the pomelo salad, which was refreshingly sweet, fresh shrimp roll, fried veggie roll with sweet dipping sauce, vietnamese warm coffee, mango sticky rice and a warm pho on a rainy night. Staff is very attentive. For take out items, an additional ten pesos per plastic container will be charged.

Food is good! Fresh, clean, authentic Being right by the roadside means you'll hear the rumbling sound of passing trucks. Parking is also tricky with the angles! Even the Hilux had trouble navigating the parking (if coming from bayan side). Better to approach the steep parking incline coming from the other side of sumulong to avoid burning off rubber from your tires.

Quick stopover for a light meal - fresh spring rolls and steamed rolls. Both delicious. The fried rolls were crispy, and the steamed rolls were great with the hoisin sauce. All the ingredients were fresh. Even the garnish / side veggies were delicious. There is an al fresco area if you want to dine outside/have furbabies. Bit noisy though, with the vehicles nearby (along Sumulong). There is parking next to the restaurant. Very steep - make sure you have your hand brake on tight! Or your vechicle will literally roll on to Sumulong. :)

Cả Phê Saigon is our go-to neighborhood Vietnamese restaurant for pho. The portions are hefty and always fresh, something you’ll really ask for on your Vietnamese food craving.

This restaurant is a very good alternative if you are up to something different and locally owned shop in the City (that is already colonised by so many fast food, thanks to lgu :-(. The food is similar to what I had in Saigon, at least for the fresh spring roll and the coffee, so good enough. The place was not busy when we arrived, we were just the 2nd table. Either it was off-peak or business hasn't recovered yet from the lockdown. The skelatal crew is understandable. I hope that more customers come. It's good to support local economy and the food is a lot better (and healthier) than macdo and the likes.

Food was nice and affordable. Serving size can still be improved. Restaurant was clean and simple. Staff were attentive and polite.

Good but not the best to satisfy Vietnamese food cravings. Total turn off is the very very very steep parking. For me the parking is a safety issue that needs immediate action.

Food was Fresh, Tasty and in a decent price.. Place itself, makes you want to order more.. Quite dangerous.. 😂

Food is but okay but the Fresh Spring Rolls (for me) would be your best bet. Price wise, I would say it is a little above average. Ample parking space but beware of its very steep angle (make sure to engage your parking break before turning off the engine of your vehicles). Al Fresco is ok but be wary of some pollution due to its street-side location. Caution: Be mindful of the restroom. No offense, it stinks.

Excellent food and friendly, polite staff who attended to the needs of 3 "Tanders" 😁

The Peach Brewed Tea was very Good!

Staff are courteous. Looks authentic. Tastes really good!