My first taste of Vietnamese food in Hong Kong (if you don't count my trying food from my…read moreworkplace's canteen). There are Vietnamese people in Hong Kong, but I have been trying to find them. This restaurant is part of the Tai Po Mega Mall complex, and it's convenient that these restaurants have been grouped together. I found the pho to not be very flavorful. I also found that the lack of condiments available to our table was very inauthentic. That being said, this place is not the worst offender when it comes to "Vietnamese" food in Hong Kong.

This is not a imposter! This Pho Le 錦麗 is really a franchise from Ho Chi Minh, a famous 45 year old…read moreshop that serves Southern Style Pho. Located in APM and you would expect to see long line ups but the line moves fast! If you come alone, you will probably jump the line and get seated within 5 minute. Big group not recommended. Menu is simple as the star is the Pho. You can get some snacks/side dish and drinks but that's it. Pho with all the fixing ($58) with really good cut of meat and tasty soup base. The herbs and star anise adds good flavour to the broth. Deep Fried Shrimp Cake ($38) freshly made so hot and tasty. I would order that again! Service was fast, friendly and efficient. It is the best bowl of Pho? Maybe not. But worth trying as it is quite decent! Recommend especially when there is not a line up.

Pho is excellent! Fresh ingredients, big portion, well-balanced and tasty. Will go again.read more

Excellent food and great atmosphere! You have to try the Pho and Red Rice with Flaming Wok Hot &…read moreSpicy Tossed Cubed Beef.

No frills Vietnamese restaurant that serves a variety of types of Vietnamese cuisine from regions…read moreacross the country. Food here is good and is a good place for a quick meal. Will get really crowded during lunch time (weekend or week day) and I would expect to wait for a table if you come after 12:30pm. They do offer delivery through Deliveroo but there is a 15-20% markup from the price in the restaurant. Food: 4 stars Service/environment: 3.5 stars Value: 4 stars Overall: 4 stars Recommendations: pork chop over broken rice, fried spring roll, beef banh mi, fish cakes, Vietnamese coffee My favorite thing to order here is the porkchop rice. The porkchop is cooked with lemongrass and served over coconut rice. It is also paired with a cold egg omelette. Really delicious and filling The spring rolls here are also good and is one of my barometers for a quality Vietnamese place. The pho and Bo bun hue are pretty good but not great and I don't think the soup noodles are the highlights of this place. The banh mi here however is quite good and you won't go wrong with either the pork or beef versions. They don't serve a classic pate banh mi which is a bit disappointing.

A solid 4 stars out of 5! I prefer bep but this comes…read moreclose. The shaking beef was amazing and the bun xuong nuong. You have to try the Vietnamese iced coffee, it is to die for !!! Overall a great experience and will be coming back for sure.

Old Chiu Vietnamese. I don't know who old Chiu is but it sounds like an over seas Chinese guy in…read moreVietnam and he moves back it HK. That my story & I'm sticking to it. Any way, this HK version of Vietnamese is not bad. Been here a few times (along with Mings Kitchen down the street) and this is regular place after playing back in KL Park.

Some of the best food we have had in HK (yes I know this is Vietnamese). Good prices, fast service…read moreand friendly staff.

Cafe Hue is hidden away (haha - get it?) in a side alley next to King's Road - about a 10 minute…read morewalk from the North Point MTR station. I probably walked past the bright yellow Cafe Hue sign on King's Road a hundred times, but never had the chance to go in for a taste. But when the opportunity came, I persuaded my mom to go with me for lunch. The restaurant interior seats about 40-50 people. It's not very big, but when it's not busy, it can also feel a bit empty. This is your typical casual Vietnamese restaurant - nothing too fancy. Tables are clean and well-kept. Just remember to bring your own packet of tissues or buy one from the cashier. Weekend lunch sets start at HK$42 and can go up to about HK$60, depending on whether you add an extra cold drink. This is quite inexpensive as the Vietnamese pho sets also include a small appetizer. My mom ordered the beef pho with a Vietnamese pork rice roll (set price HK$48) and I ordered the Hue Soup Noodle (my closest guess to Bun Bo Hue) (HK$42). The beef pho was refreshingly delicious, it did not let me down. A good portion of beef with a solid broth; the beef to noodle ratio was just right. As for my Hue noodles, I didn't have too high of expectations - it was spicy, but lacked some of the strong flavor I tend to associate with BBH. BBH aside, it was still a good bowl of noodles. I'm curious to go back and try the other lemon grass soup noodles and other rice dishes -- prices are affordable, will have to see if they pass the taste test too.

New opened traditional Vietnamese tasted restaurant located in east Kowloon side - Telford Plaza…read more The soup is awesome and the noodle also fantastic. Found their company profile this label was found in Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh City 50 years ago. This is their 2nd oversea's shop.

It's not pho. It is just Chinese Chow Fun with tough beef stew. Service is bad and sloppy. Would…read morenot come back again.

Recently renamed and with new management, currently on dry run…read more With slight renovation, and also with new menu, they offer not only Vietnamese Pho and other noodle dishes, they have a good selection of appetizers, salads, and seafood items. The one item I wish to try next time is their Roast Whole Lemon Grass Chicken!