Viet Pho (Soho)

• The service and the atmosphere isn't perfect but the food is some of the most authentic Vietnamese food I've tasted in London
• The pho is good here and the banh xeo (crispy pancakes) are the closest I've come to the real thing in Hue
• A cheap and cheerful restaurant to get a taste of authentic Vietnam with all the rough charm of the real thing
• Don't miss out on the prawn summer rolls as they are far from baulking your taste buds
• The restaurant is very basic and simple
• In fact the food is delicious for the money that one has to shell out
• If you are looking for a quite and peaceful dinner then Viet Pho (Soho) is surely not for you
• The place is very noisy and it seems like everybody is in a rush there
• Viet Pho (Soho) is worth a visit
• This is quite old place but it is very popular
• The service is good and the staff also seemed lovely
• It is a cute little space with closely set tables and an open kitchen at the back
• I really can not understand that why Viet Pho (Soho) is so popular
• The service was very awful and we were not even greeted properly
• The food sure lacked flavors and it was not authentic in any sense
• I love having Vietnamese food but this was not at all worth spending even a penny
• Wake up people Viet Pho (Soho) is not authentic in any sense
• The best part is Viet Pho (Soho) gives you the real value for your money and you are going to love this
• I usually go to Viet Pho (Soho) with my friends and will recommend to everyone
• Viet Pho (Soho) is a good bet to grab some food on the go
• It is small and cosy with a warm appeal
• The food arrived on time and the staff was very friendly and warm
• The simplicity and quickness was the best bit of Viet Pho (Soho)
• This is one of the very good places you can go to if you are looking to have a quick meal and that too at very reasonable prices
• The seating space though is quite limited and the place can become really crowded at times
• The house special pho served by them is quite delicious
• The staff members are always busy and you must quickly decide on what to order
• This restaurant with simple white tile decor is quite ordinary and in fact has a canteen like appeal to it
• I would recommend trying summer rolls which were incredible but other dishes were just average
• We were told to wait despite of the fact that many tables were empty there
• A group of people came and they were seated at that very moment only
• The staff was rushing things and as I was just going through the menu when the staff asked me for my order
• The menu was quite limited and was the physical state of the menu was also not right at was completely illegible and I found it very difficult to give a read to it
• The quality of the food was pretty average and the choice of visiting Viet Pho (Soho) was also a disappointing one
• Amazing waiters who are busy at all times and yet remain quick and efficient
• I would recommend you to start with prawn rolls with are sticky and come with crunch salad
• Try the rare beef salad with toppings and some far pho soup as well
• Viet Pho (Soho) is not amazing but it is not bad either
• I had broth here which was not very good but it was not bad either
• The service was not that great and they took quite a while for everything
• The menu is not varied but whatever they have is simply delicious
• I ordered bun with grilled pork
• The menu is elaborate with a lot of Thai and Chinese dishes to choose from
• The service was swift and the food tasted good
• The main course is just decent
• The prices were also decent and that may be the reason of its popularity
• The only thing that will irritate you is the wait there and all this while
• The service is quick and the staff is pretty attentive all the time
• The atmosphere is always lively and overall
• There was a queue outside so we assumed it is quite a rage among people
• Both these dishes are quite excellent and have a delicious aroma and taste
• The service is fast which can be accounted to the fact that they don't have a big seating area
• Viet Pho (Soho) is very good according to me because of the quality of the food and the ambiance that they have been providing
• Viet Pho (Soho) is a wonderful little concealed place in the locality
• The interiors are pretty tiny and has the potential of getting packed
• The service is prompt and there is no unnecessary delay
• The place over all for me is a pretty good Asian place and do not be mistaken
• The dishes are from all over Asia and not just South east
• The food although was like a lottery
• The summer rolls were not awsome and the green thai curry
• It has the perfect level of hotness and is extremely flavorsome
• I must say I was thrilled with the quality of the meat
• In particular the quality of the beef was exceptional
• The portion served in the bowl was enough for one person and quite filling
• The downside was the price of it
• It was not the best but wasn't so bad either
• Viet Pho (Soho) is pretty close to my workplace so I am their regular customer
• Viet Pho (Soho) is made for a quick bite and the portions of the food that they will be providing you are also going to be huge
• The staff member who took our order was quite terse and I personally feel that they need to learn to behave warmly with the customers
• The place is small and no frills but the food was really good and I would definitely return if I'm in the area and craving a pho
• The squid rings stood out as some of the best I've ever had
• I had the rice with grilled pork
• A dish which is usually accompanied by an egg and called broken rice
• This version didn't have broken rice it was basically the same
• Both these dishes were ok but having grown up eating these dishes at home and many restaurants in a predominantly Vietnamese neighbours I must say the flavours were a bit muted for my liking
• I was meeting up with two friends over Friday and Saturday with whom I often see a film and there were two films on at Curzon which had received 5* in the Guardian
• On Friday I was at Mayfair where I saw Happy End
• Last night I was at Curzon Soho to see Call Me By Your Name

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