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FAVE PLACE IN THE WORLD. Cant believe they dont have higher reviews! Ive tried other phos and Vietnamese restaurants and none compare to theirs. I pro…
Maeve Marsh-Flannery
Pho Ha Noi Quan
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Fast served, the price is very cheap. The vermicelli salad is not so bad but doesn't feel much extraordinary. Don't get me wrong though - it was good.…
Rage4Poorfood
Pho Ha Noi Quan
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Beef pho tastes alright. But I found a shard of plastic in the pho and got compensated with free dessert. #winning but 100% would not reccomend.…
Lakers1222
Pho Ha Noi Quan
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Pho Ha Noi Quan is open for Casual Dining. Pho Ha Noi Quan serves Vietnamese and Pho dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Pho Ha Noi Quan”
Fast serve, friendly staffs, taste and well cooked foods, kindly have a vegetarian section, which is very convenient for vegetarian people, very good price, nice place for a casual meal
I was impressed with this restaurant as I enter the restaurant. It was busy the day I visited this place and I saw a lot of people smiling as they ate their pho. As you enter the door you are greeted by a muscular Vietnamese bloke, as we come in he smiled and welcomed us. He gave us their menu and told us about the restaurant specialty.We ordered pho with beef balls which comes with the chinese fried stick and a large fried rice which was pretty nice. The food came in fast and the pho had a nice scent which made us dribble on the spot. The portion is pretty good, thry gave us 50% rice noodles, 25% rare beef and 25% beef balls. This is a place to go for a casual pho or vietnamese food, their price are pretty affordable. It is around 10 – 13 dollars per pho and other mains are around the same price.
Grew up on Vietnamese food, still often venture to Flemington, Bankstown or Cabramatta for the good stuff. Marrickville is a growing hub for Vietnamese food and still boasts of the best pork roll I’ve ever had in the inner west. This restaurant however is very average. Average prices and average service. Hygiene was highly questionable (saw lady drop rice papers rolls on the floor and then picked them up and continued wrapping spring rolls with them). Ignoring all this and focusing on the most quintessential part of any Vietnamese restaurant, the food, as I can honestly forgive all the above if the food is absolutely amazing (yes, even the hygiene issue because all asians know the dodgiest restaurants serve the best food). Food was still average at most. Flavours seemed a bit lacking but portion sizes were ok for the price. Probably won’t go again as I know of better places but I’d still give this place a try if you haven’t found your Vietnamese staple yet.
A great pick for a quick, cheap and tasty Vietnamese dinner! Very authentic food and service and an extensive menu. Cash only, these guys do a great viet coffee too!
From the communal tables to the eclectic artefacts, there’s a lot going on in this quant little restaurant. But don’t let that distract you. The locals love it and for good reason too because the first time I tried their pho duc biet (combination), I was enamoured by the amount of beef, tripe, tendon, and balls they managed to fit into the one dish. In turn, the broth was thick, flavoursome and hit all the right notes. Cheap as chips too!Yesterday however, my broth was a little sad and lacking in the oomph I witnessed previously, with the ratio of meat to noodles also starkly different. My bf, (being a regular and avid diner) scoffed and exclaimed ‘even the bowl feels lighter!’ Prices have gone up steadily to $13. Still a great feed, but just not quite the same. 🙁
Great little spot with authentic-style Vietnamese, swift service and very fair prices. The food is flavoursome and the portions are very generous, with the pho one of the biggest I’ve seen.
Pholicious. Authentic deeeelish pho with large servings. Yes the lady is no non-sense but I think it adds to the experience (she goes with the furniture). She brings me the pho and I’m happy.