Pho is Pho wherever you may be, which is a good thing because you know what you are getting. This…read morePho recently opened in my neck of the woods. I've tried the Spitalfields branch before and this was just as good. We had some veggie spring rolls to start. These can be tricky to get right as they are fried and can be greasy. These were dry though and very tasty. You can get pork but honestly the veg is fine. I had the chicken breast Pho (which my son says is pronounced "fur"). It was brilliant, the broth is clean tasting with flavours of mint, lime etc. Not strong tasting but lovely all the same. It comes with either straight or round noodles. Also supplied are some e extra greens (mint etc) which you can dip into the dish. It is a complete meal on its own. My son had the spicier version which looked great. Service was tickity boo. All in all, although there are already so many south Asian places in. Ealing Pho is a welcome addition, however you pronounce it.

Me and my boyfriend are huge fans of vietnamese food and the Pho chain has never disappointed us,…read moreuntil today. We ordered via Deliveroo to eat dinner at home and the food arrived promptly as usual (thanks to Deliveroo). We got: 1x Nem Núóng: pork and lemongrass meatballs 1x Phò Bò Viên: beef stock with noodles and meatballs 1x Phò Tôm (Chicken Stock): chicken stock with noodles and tiger prawns 1x Nem Hài Sàn: crispy spring roll with pork crab and tiger prawn So what was wrong with our meal: the two stocks were supposed to be different but they were exactly the same(but tasty so we did not mind too much) the spring roll had a strong fishy smell and flavour, not the nice kind but the kind that screams if you eat me you're going to the hospital. to finish ,as cherry on the pie, one the pork meatballs had a couple of short, thick and curly hair inside...I did not dare to check the others... truly a disappointing dinner, we will eat there again as their standars were always really high wherever we went, but probably not from this branch, even if it's the closest for us.

This is called Pho District. From the drawing on the wall, it has been Pho District since 2016…read more The pho I ordered was good. I liked it, but wish it had came out piping hot the way pho is supposed to be served. The flavor was spot on and the broth was clear. It just needs to be temperature hot. The next time I order, I will request it serves hot or I will return it. Overall, I like it and think everyone should support this business. Good Vietnamese restaurants need our support.

Viet Ace is a wonderful restaurant serving yummy Vietnamese dishes, including dishes not found in…read moreother average Vietnamese restaurants. Try their salt, chilli and pepper fried series (soft shell crabs, prawns, tofu, ribs, all good). The aubergine pot is wonderful (tender, with veggie and tofu, and flavorful). Beautiful decor, comfy tables and seats, and their service is impeccable. So friendly. We have returned to the place twice. Will definitely go back again. Their soft shell crab, char grilled prawns, and spicy beef pho noodle soup are a must.

I was skeptical going in here but this is some damn good Vietnamese food. I got the curry with…read moretofu, aubergine, sweet potato and okra and it was spot-on: pungent, spicy (and this was supposed to be nonspicy haha) and filling. My husband similarly praised his dish and my friend hers and her pandan dessert.

Amazing Vietnamese food in the UK. Who knew? Met a friend there for dinner. Delicious all around…read more Duck Satay. Yummy. Pho. Yummy.. vermicelli with pork balls. Yummy. Cold Saigon Beer. Mmmm. Prices very reasonable, and service was excellent. I'll definitely go back when this Yank returns.

Not very impressed with the Banh Mi special…read more I love my Vietnamese sandwiches so was positively salivating to get my hands on the £5.50 special filled with sausage, floss, salad and more. But sadly it was a big disappointment. Well, I say big, but it was actually a bit skinny and long. For me a Banh Mi should be a crispy fresh-baked demi almost the shape of a pair of lips and stuffed as full as possible with goodies. This was basically a bit of a thin baguette sliced and filled quite thinly. For £5.50 it was a bit of a rip off considering a similarly underwhelming baguette sandwich can be got over the road at M&S for £3 or so. Hopefully I'll get a chance to come back to Ngon to try their Pho. When I do I hope they've upper their game with the Banh Mi. At the least, please just get better bread!

comment updated in January 2015 …read more The restaurant now does deserve it five stars for providing great value for money. I am so pleased that the restaurant heard the voice of the consumer and decided to install air-conditioning. It greatly improves the dinning experience. Friendly staff and great value for money. The curries are to die for.

Overall, I got what I wanted, which was a bowl of pho with a nice broth and a plentiful amount of…read morenoodles. There were some issues though: the beef was a bit chewy and there wasn't a huge amount of it (though I did leave plenty full) and the Sriracha was a brand I hadn't seen before and was a bit thin. The service was quick and the price was ok, no though certainly not cheap, but what do you expect in Chiswick. I would come back if I were in the mood for pho but I would have to be in the area already.

This is place is so conveniently located for us, yet we discovered it just a few weeks ago. It's…read morequite lost on the high street with it's unattractive and dark signage. The food they serve is matter of fact, wholesome meals. No fancy frills. But good value for money quality and quantity wise. Caphe Guest is the sort of place you would pick food from if you are lazy to cook and need a quick fix for a hungry tumm. Recommend staying away from the woked egg noodles and fried noodles. The egg noodles are very very ok and although the fried noodles came with some good stir-fried chicken, the noodles basket had a stale oil stench. Must try - chicken curry and rice. Go for a cup of Jasmine tea to ease in the heavy food. Flavourful combination. Ambiance is cold. But this is made up for by the fantastic service. We have been there when they were almost closing and they have served us with sincerity and warmth. Each person who has served us so far has been excellent. Caphe Guest is a place for a quick fix. No date nights or laid-back dinners. Convenience and good food over luxury and comfort.

The dinner started like a five star experience. My wife has been here and we were looking forward…read moreto dining here. Some of the smoke exhaustion systems didn't work tonight so they only served a limited menu. That shouldn't have been a problem as we were going for some soups. I have ordered chicken wings followed by spicy beef soup. When the food was served the waiter accidentally spilled some of the red soup on my pants. At this point I was still willing to give them five star is the food was delicious. Unfortunately when I was about to finish my soup and put in the last spoonful into my mouth it contained a large piece of long hair that I had to take out of my mouth. I almost throw up. As much as I loved the food I cannot get the hair out of my head and would have a difficult time coming back and eating here again

Easy walk from Turnham Green station, this Vietnamese restaurant can give you a quick fix to the…read morecol, rainy weather in Chiswick! Vietnamese food is a lot of fun to eat. My favourite starters are the Cha Giò (Egg rolls) and Banh Xéo, which are both socially acceptable to eat with your hands! You can also dip both in nuoc cham or peanut sauce for additional flavor. I also recommend the Pho Tai (steak), Pho Chin (brisket) or Com Tam Dac Biet (House special broken rice bowl). The broth for pho is always warm and I can't help myself but to drink all of the soup after I am done! If you need a drink, go for the Cà Phe Sua dá (Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk) - I swear it's nothing like you've ever tried before. They also have exotic Asian ice cream flavours, like Honey & Ginger, and Green tea. Pro tip: Head over for their lunch special before 5 PM on a weekday for a 2 course meal for £10!

Another reason why I love living in Putney. I'm so glad I don't have to trek over to Clapham…read moreJunction anymore for some Viet food. We ordered the fresh rolls with prawns to start and they were delicious as always. I ordered the special pho which has a mix of beef, beef balls and beef flank. YUM! There is an extensive menu and also for those vegetarians, they also do a veggie carrot broth. To be a true asian joint, they only take cash ;)

We tried this place after seeing some good reviews on TripAdvisor, and it was a great take away…read moreexperience! The restaurant called as soon as the food was ready, and they even threw in some Prawn Crackers with the order. Great service, great food :) Vietnamese Sour Soup with Mixed Seafood Very interesting soup, I've never had anything quite like it before. It's sort of sour and somewhat sweet. (I think there were some pineapple chunks) Rice Vermicelli with Prawn With lemongrass and chili, it was yummy! Stir Fried Scallops with Ginger and Spring Onion I really like the soft texture of the scallops. They could add a little more ginger and I'll like it even more.

Mien tay is on a quieter stretch of Fulham Palace Road, just before Putney bridge. It's a small…read morerestaurant but wasn't busy for weekday lunch. I tried the salt and pepper squid. This was paler than expected but very crunchy, flavoursome and moreish with a dressed cabbage garnish and the right amount of garlic and onions. Yum. Then I had the special pho, with beef balls, brisket and sliced beef. The brisket was fatty and delicious, the other 2 were as they should be! The portion was huge, I couldn't finish it and that tells you something!! Garnishes included mint, basil, coriander, beansprouts, chilli, lime and there were spring and normal onions in the soup which was nice and meaty. Also a shout out for the home-made lemonade, sweet, sour, icy cold and delicious. Service was sweet, efficient and the food came very quickly. Great local Vietnamese and reasonable in price. The menu is quite big so I really look forward to trying their other dishes in the future.

We are over here from the States where there is a large Vietnamese community around Washington D.C…read more plus I am half-Vietnamese., so I know what I'm talking about. After eating a lot of chips, sausage rolls, and other English staples, we wanted to get something a little healthier and familiar. I cannot tell you how disappointed we were with this meal. The pho broth had zero flavor. I got the pork vermicelli bowl, and besides being a really small portion, the pork did not taste like any Vietnamese pork I've ever had. The best way I can describe the absolute lack of flavor was that this was white-washed Vietnamese food. Do yourself a favor and find a real Viet restaurant elsewhere.

My husband saw this Vietnamese Street Food Restaurant inside the Westfield Mall and wanted some…read morePHO . He said it was delicious and full of flavor. He also loved the Vietnamese Beer 'Saigon". The staff were super friendly. Price for the PHO and Beer was 18£- very reasonable compared to other restaurants he has had PHO.

Looks like Mam has opened recently, but they are offering delivery through deliveroo…read more Home delivered pho on a cold and wet night sounded just what I needed. The chicken spring roll with wood ear mushrooms was lovely. The optional chicken with the papaya salad, made it it a very filling dish. The beef pho had delicate slices of beef and a very fragrant pho. The cinnamon was very soothing. I have varieties of bottles of chilli sauces and pastes at home, but you can order extra sauces from them if you like. The food is good and they deliver home which is a huge advantage in the current weather, but I felt the lack of herbs in the pho (just a few spring onions) I'm not sure if this is because it was a takeaway/delivery order and you get more seasonings if you eat in. Food was very well packed and I appreciate the broth being packed completely separately. It means you can reheat the soup if you don't eat immediately and not end up with a soggy glutinous mess.

My review would have been a 3 star review had our visit not resulted in food poisoning from the…read morebeef pho my dining companion ordered. Leaving aside the treacherous beef pho, the vegetarian pho I had was oddly bitter, filled with too many green onions and the mushrooms didn't taste fresh. What I found very strange is when the pho was served, I asked why it didn't come with the standard fresh herbs and bean sprouts. The staff explained that since the restaurant's focus is barbecue, the pho dishes are simpler - however at their sister restaurants they do serve pho with all the side herbs etc. I don't understand why serve an incomplete dish which you even agree you know how it should be served and then say it's because it's not this shop's focus? There is much better vietnamese food in the city - I wouldn't be quick to recommend Mam or be returning myself soon.