I arrived at 11:30 am on a quiet Saturday. The atmosphere is inviting and comfortable for a meal. For my tasting experience, I selected three items: House Special Noodle Soup (Small) Vermicelli with Lemongrass Chicken Fillet and Vietnamese Spring Rolls (x2 items) Vietnamese Rice with Lemongrass Chicken Wings - Regarding Item 1, the house special pho proved to be an enticing choice. It delivered a delightful flavor profile, especially considering the generous portion size and reasonable price. While a touch more meat would have been appreciated, given the shop's location and pricing, I find no room for complaint. The broth exhibited a robust richness, and the balance between noodles and soup was spot on. For those unsure of what to order, I highly recommend trying the house special. Turning to Item 2, the Vermicelli left me a tad disappointed. The ratio of noodles to fish sauce was off-balance, with an abundance of noodles and a lack of sauce. Even after incorporating the entire fish sauce into the dish, the noodles remained rather bland, lacking in depth of flavor. Both the Lemongrass Chicken Fillet and Vietnamese Spring Roll failed to elevate the overall taste, leading me to conclude that I won't be reordering this particular item. It's worth noting, however, that the Vietnamese Spring Roll on its own was truly outstanding. As for Item 3, the Vietnamese rice with Lemongrass Chicken Wings left me wanting. The chicken wings and accompanying vegetables erred on the side of blandness for my palate, and the overall dish seemed to lack a certain depth. The pickled vegetables on the side could have benefited from a touch more pickling and an added punch of flavor to elevate the entire dish. - TLDR/Final Ratings: Give this pho place a try. The house special pho is good and reasonably priced, but be wary of other menu items. House Special Noodle Soup: 3.5/5 Vermicelli with Lemongrass Chicken Fillet and Vietnamese Spring Rolls: 2/5 Vietnamese Rice with Lemongrass Chicken Wings: 2/5

This was easily one of the worst phos I have had in recent memory. The soup base was watered down and flavourless. The ingredients were acceptable but the overall pho dish was unappetizing. Even with copious quantities of Sriracha sauce the soup was still bland. The dishes looked a lot more appealing than they tasted. I made the mistake of ordering a hot Vietnamese coffee. And for the first time I was served a Vietnamese coffee in a Vietnamese restaurant "premade" without a drip press. It had that instant coffee mix taste to it. The other dishes were equally unremarkable. I left the restaurant with a compelling desire to go to a real Vietnamese restaurant as soon as possible to cleanse my palate with some properly made pho.

Hue style broth with rare beef and egg noodles 🤤 The Pho was wonderfully enjoyable, will be back. The mandopop was fun and a benefit of the vietnamese/chinese cultural mix/exchange. (peanut sauce would be preferrable w spring rolls admittedly though, hoisen hasn't been a typical pairing elsewhere). hun hao 🍜

Not my go-to place for pho due to a lower meat ratio of their large size, but their curry isn't too bad.

Good costomer service. The first noodle was quite uncooked but the server immediately changed my noodle after I complaint. The second one tasted nice.

Good location, and also Clean and spacious interior. The food was ok, I ordered Pho when I went there the first time, the soup was good however it was not hot enough, more like warm barely cooked the meat in there. The lady that work there, were super rude!!! There are so many good Pho places around, so customer service is important. I would not go back there again as long as the person still work there.

there's definite room for improvement. Ordered house special pho and satay pho for takeout. Service was quick and easy. portion is great for the price, but the food quality is not on par with other viet restaurant around. Soup base is decent but can be better with deeper flavor, the pho noodle was the driest, i have tried in years. the meat were too lean and lack of fat. Hopefully they will improve next time I visit.

They say the broth is slow cooked for 8 hours... taste like water and salt. Meat didn't taste fresh. I asked for a simple request but they couldn't follow it. Go to Pho OK! Much better then this place.

Service was really slow, not welcoming, not even a welcome water until I finished(still no water). The pho broth is pretty cold (not hot enough to cook the rare beef). The taste is okay but unlike Vietnamese pho, spring rolls are definitely not Vietnamese for sure loll It seems like this place has been transformed to suit Chinese tastes However, the price is cheap so it is a suitable meal for students who need to fill their stomachs.

Great Vietnamese Pho restaurant!

P1: Delicious Penang Laksa Noodle with rich flavors! A must try dish that will leave you craving more. Highly recommended!! P2: Unique tasty Lemongrass Chicken Fillet with Rice. A distinct flavor worth trying! P3&4: Exquisite Vietnamese Shrimp Rolls and Spring Rolls! Fresh ingredients that burst with flavor upon every bite. Try it! Good customer service and environment, we will come again:)