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Deliciously drool-worthy, Pho City makes a damn good wonton soup. So good, its all I ever order and the quality is consistent. Always served quick, it…
Sharnie
Pho City
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overall: 2.6/5gluten free options: 2.5/5food taste: 3/5ambience: 2.5/5 customer service: 2/5pricing vs quality: 2.5/5overall an average visit. there w…
Linna (Gluten Free)
Pho City
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This little gem of Vietnamese restaurant is hidden in an alley way behind next hotel The food was to die for, I really wish we had something like this…
Food Lover
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Pho City is open for Casual Dining. Pho City 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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9 Reviews on “Pho City”
This little gem of Vietnamese restaurant is hidden in an alley way behind next hotel The food was to die for, I really wish we had something like this in New Zealand The pho was packed with flavour and the rest of the dishes were fresh and flavoursome
House made ice tea was good, so we’re the tofu rice paper rolls.Everything else was really bad. I got the lemongrass tofu and it was so salty I couldn’t eat it. Also couldn’t taste the lemongrass at all.My partner got a lemongrass beef salad bowl and it also had no flavour and no taste of lemongrass. Super disappointed, we left without eating our mains and definitely won’t be back.
Food came quickly, lovely taste clean and tidy restaurant.Price within with budget lots of selection.Good location.Highly recommend.We will be back 🙂
Horrible service. Food is below average. First time i was here with a friend my friend felt sick. Should have learnt my lesson. Second time around i felt sick myself. Go to Mrs Luus if you want good decent Viet in the city
It’s a brilliant Vietnamese dinner!I was trying to find a Vietnamese restaurant at a weekday night in Brisbane CBD. I often go to Roll’d for a meal, but it closes early like before 5pm. It is kind of usual in Brisbane though, I’m eager to have a rice noodle soup for dinner.I found this restaurant in the corner of Queen Street Mall, and it stays late! I had a slightly raw beef rice noodle soup with a cup of coconut juice, it’s like $15.90. The rice noodle soup was in an appropriate amount, and both the coconut juice and the soup noodles were really nice (the juice’s bit sweet though). THE MOST IMPORTANT point is there is not much people know the place, so the place is kind of empty and the delivery speed is quite fast. Great place to go with friends or even alone!It probably will be one of the regular restaurants I will go to in Brisbane CBD. They serve free hot tea (which is rare in Brisbane) and some chilli pickles.
This family run restaurant has been relocated in a hidden spot along Burnett Lane. I ordered the combination pork chop with broken rice (my usual favorite) for takeaway. Rundown: Terrible (will not order again).- The Porkchop was quite good, amazing, but the portion was very small and a little burnt- The rice was terrible, there was no favour- The condiments were still frozen with ice in it, disgusting- Salad was okay- For about $14 I will not order this again.
No frills but all about the taste. Great for a quick meal. Good selection and very tasty indeed. Personal fav is the pork & prawn fried rice.