We found this place down the street from our hotel. We all had pho on our first night in Vietnam. Not up to speed on the conversion yet, we weren't sure on the exact cost of the meal but I think it was about $5 per person! Like fast food at home. It was delicious, the place was clean and the serving staff pleasant. If you go early in your stay, make sure you have small bills to tip the charming staff

Dropped in to get a fast bowl of pho. Paid a little more for Australian tenderloin; it was too well cooked and a bit tough. Also added sliced meatballs those were okay. Overage portion and taste both average - but while nothing special it does provide fast service and a clean environment - all for a decent price.

Fab food, speedy service and lovely atmosphere! Great noodles, bean sprouts and soup. So fragrant! Would highly recommend. The children loved the spring rolls!

I was so excited to try some Pho in Vietnam since I've had so many good bowls of Pho in Garden Grove and other parts of So Cal.

When we landed in Saigon this was the first meal which was disappointing. The spring rolls lacked flavor and the wrapper was still hard, had to dip it in the pho to make it edible. The pho was not as good as the pho I've had in Indiana. Very average, not much flavor in the broth, the only redeeming thing was the beef.

Very disappointed so we went to a coffee shop to kill some time before trying Pho 2000.

Very poor Pho and none of the right condiments provided. This is the problem with the chain type restaurants in Vietnam they seem to not be concerned with continuity and taste but just the opening of a lot of branches. Much better Pho restaurants available in Ho Chi Minh City that we have already reviewed.