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First time eating Vietnamese food and it was decent. We had the Chicken Fried Rice, Chicken Spring Rolls, and Wonton Pho. Chicken was dry and chewy li…
Jenille Ievise
Pho Colonial
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I was pretty excited when I first entered Pho Colonial, and saw their menu. Maybe I had too high of expectations, but my excitement quickly died when …
Katrina Harrington
Pho Colonial
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Spacious & decent restaurant. ample lighting, best to visit with a group. Food is okay, nothing fancy. we went in craving for some noodles & rice. i e…
Brijesh Das
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9 Reviews on “Pho Colonial”
Spacious & decent restaurant. ample lighting, best to visit with a group. Food is okay, nothing fancy. we went in craving for some noodles & rice. i especially liked their pad thai noodles with shrimp though felt the shrimps weren’t fully cooked. i’d still rate it 3.5 as i liked the overall taste of the food. plus the waiters are courteous.
Worst pho I’ve ever had. If you want lukewarm, tasteless, dark murky broth then this is the place for you. Pho is my absolute favorite and I’ve have have tried plenty. So I would say I know pho. For those who know pho, it is supposed to have a clear broth and actually have a lot of taste to it as well, not to mention it’s supposed to be piping hot. Well this place did not meet any of those basic pho needs. I have to say this is THE WROST pho I’ve ever had, congratulations pho colonial. A side from that I have not tried any of their rice dishes, but they do look tasty….. perhaps they should rename the restaurant, because pho is definitely NOT their forte!
This place is nicely situated in down town dallas. It’s good to place to cool iff but I have second thoughts on the authenticity of the vietnamese dishes. The broth was not rich in the special spices and the noodles aren’t what you would use for traditional pho. Bit disappointed about how they claim they are authentic
Fast service & decent food. I ordered the chicken vermicelli and it was different that what I am used to but still fresh. The rice noodles were thick and they used a large, leafy green lettuce, which I am not a huge fan of but the grilled chicken is delicious. If you go, you must try the cucumber limeade! Talk about a fresh drink 🙂
Wake up dallas!. Since my farewell to the vietnamese hub in houston, I have been dying for a bowl of Pho for the last three years. I walked through the door here by chance, finding myself lost in the streets of downtown Dallas. The restaurant seems to be lost in the night lights. I was one of one customer, sitting there slurpping rice noodles under the influence of pop music. The beef soup was very tasty, the tendons very soft. The actual cuts were not the best I have had. I like the atmosphere, the 12 pack box filled with condiments, the self served utensils and the fifties inspired furnitures. It has gem like qualities which sparkles and inspires. I hope the rest of the city giants catches on,.
Decent pricing but the ingredients were not fresh and the bah mi sandwich was blah. I suggest to stay away from the siraz wine.
I tried this for the first time tonight and was pleasantly surprised! I had the sea salt shrimp and my husband had the black pepper chicken. Both dishes came with white rice and fresh vegetables. The fresh tomatoes and cucumbers complimented the spiciness of the dish well. Casual but nice! Will be returning!