Nice small Vietnamese restaurant close to the city center. I've had some of the best pho in the…read moreworld and this place only ranks about halfway up the list.. They don't use the traditional pho rice noodles which was a disappointment, however the beef was quality and so was the broth. The bowl itself felt smaller than other places I'm used to, and only one bowl size is offered. The service was quick and easy, we appreciated that. Overall I'm not sure this is the best option for Pho in Warsaw, but if you're close by and hungry, it could be worth a shot

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First courses. Very yummy. Soup and main courses just as yummy…read more Excellent place for lunch in Warsaw.

I can't recommend this place enough! We have been several times and each time is great. The food is…read moredelicious and filling, and the cocktails are unique and delicious. In particular I would recommend the pho cocktail - it's so cute too, served in a little bowl with a fancy ice cube that has cilantro and dried chili in it. The outdoor patio in the summer has such a nice vibe with the string lights. I highly recommend!

I'm writing about this place specifically for their bubble tea, incredible. The tea itself is…read morealways delicious, and the tapioca is made in house and really tastes much different (in a good way) than all the other tapioca I've had. Despite the fact that Wawpho doesn't offer any other toppings or a wide range of flavours, you won't be disappointed with what you get. Really great stuff, 5/5 for sure!

WawPho probably has the strongest broth of all pho places in Warsaw. Too bad the owner insists on…read moreserving the Hanoi version, meaning you don't get all the garnishes that come with Saigon pho. I especially miss the bean sprouts.

Why didn't I look up yelp reviews before I sat down and ordered a whole bunch?! The restaurant was…read morevery basic but the food unfortunately was pretty basic as well. The broth wasn't great (too gamy for my likening) and the noodles were way overcooked.

Decent food in a somewhat sketchy-looking hole in a wall. I got the beef fried rice, which was a…read morebit dry so I slathered a lot of spicy sauce on it. So if you're craving Vietnamese food in Warsaw, I guess this would be good place to eat.

I came here based on other reviews, even passing more authentic-looking places on the way. I've…read morehad countless bowls of pho in many places around the world and I have to say that this was the strangest bowl of pho I have eaten anywhere.

Awesome Vietnamese place that functions just like a Polish mleczny bar. Food is delicious - I've…read morehad the pho, no bun and some spring rolls over many visits - always great! It's relatively cheap (10-15 PLN for a dish, 4 PLN for spring rolls) and still delicious and very very cosy. I'd recommend without hesitation!

Oh man....My eyes must have lit up like dynamite when I saw a Pho place in the middle of Europe…read more The plain but savory broth that coats your tongue with salty flavor and warms your throat as it goes down...Ahh, how I've missed the fragrant herbs I drown in the soup while twirling away at the rice noodles with a chopstick. I've just spent 6 whole days teaching English to Polish participants in a remote countryside being given free accommodation and food. Polish is good but hearty but just rich often with a lot of meat. After six days of eating this stuff, and with 3 full square meals a day, I'm ready to go on a 60 day fasting period. Luckily I didn't have to because I happened upon this restaurant. For what it's worth here in Europe, the Pho is good. Nothing spectacular like I would have in Little Saigon, aka., South Sacramento or sometimes San Jose, but definitely hits the spot.

The best pho I tasted in Warsaw so far. The broth is rich and aromatic. And it comes in a big bowl,…read morejust as the name of the place promises. I recommend the pho z tatarem. The hot broth cooks the tartar meat just to the right degree. It's also well seasoned and comes in a generous portion. The chicken pho is also good. Besides noodles, Duża Miska also offers standard dishes like crispy chicken and 5-spice (whatever). Prices are higher than your typical chinczyka, but entirely reasonable by Warsaw standard.