Very fresh and delicious, very friendly staff, a hidden gem for Asian food lovers. Lunch buffet is good food great price.

Ambience was amazing! Service was amazing! Food was amazing!!! I drive 30 minutes just to dine here!!

Great Sushi at a reasonable price....they have a different variety than alot of places around town. If your in the area try it out

I haven't had pho in years so i was SUPER excited when I saw this place open, and so close to my house too! Love the menu, the food and the most amazing sweet ginger tea! Definitely one of my favorite places in town now! read more

Pho-shi - Delicious rangoons, beef noodle soup (pho) and ginger tea. - Vietnamese Near Me - Fort Wayne, Indiana

Went to pho Shi today, I had the white Dragon which is one of their sushi platers, and I also had the sampler which had the shrimp, crab Rangoon, and something else which I was really impressed with I think it might have been crab wrapped in pepper. The crab Rangoon was spectacular, better than most places in town in size and taste. My food came quickly since I was the only one in at the time, food quality was very good, taste was also good and a nice place to have lunch. Had the ginger tea which was also delicious was disappointed that there were no refills for it as it says on the menu. read more

Our company all loves this place, we stumbled upon it and now get it at least once a week. Only once had the service been slow, but most of the time the food is ready in under 10 minutes. I have a hard time ordering since the Pad Kee Mow, Pad Thai, and the basil fried rice are all so good. I need to explore other options. The restraunt is always clean when I came in, and the staff always is ready to take my order. If you're looking for a new place to check out I strongly recommend. read more

Special order sushi no problem, always friendly and helpful. Fresh sushi tastes great. Finally something awesome in Fort Wayne. read more

One word WOW !!!!!!!!!! Fort Wayne hidden gem The food was sooooo delicious will will be back You have to see for yourself you will not be dissatisfied read more

The food is passable with generous portions at a fantastic price. My only issue with this restaurant is the atmosphere and staff. The small room in which you're served feels like a dark place where one might take a date they do not wish to be seen with. In addition, the room is very hot! No woman wearing a lovely little black dress on date-night wants to be in a position where she must excuse herself because she is so hot there is sweat dripping down her legs as well as a pool of sweat on her seat. GROSS. Please, turn down the thermostat, offer better drink options, and educate your staff on wait service. Thank-you! read more

It's nice to have an Asian fusion place on the southwest side. My wife and I went to dinner at this quaint little place and enjoyed the meal. The dumplings were good and better than most we have had locally. I had yaki soba noodles which were well seasoned. And the portion was the right size. We finished it off with a tempura cheese cake which was delicious. We will definitely come back for the sushi bar when it opens but they have a tall task competing with Asakusa. I will also return to try the pho, which may be a much closer alternative to Bahn Mi Barista. The service was excellent. We hope this business survives as we need more ethnic restaurants in this city. read more

The food was delicious. The menu was varied. The waitstaff was very attentive and the restaurant itself was very clean with nice decor.

My husband and I went to PhoShi with my 10 month old daughter on a Wednesday evening around 5:30pm. We were greeted promptly at the door by a server and seated at a two top with room for. Hugh chair per our request. The restaurant was small (seats about 30-40 diners), but well clean and laid out well. We each ordered a Sapporo beer, which arrived promptly. After we were given time to look over the menus we ordered a seafood spring roll appetizer In addition to the pad thai and beef yaki soba to share. The server was awkward in that she stood by our table to take our order at one point, but didn't really say anything. We had to assume bats what she wanted. Regardless, she was kind and polite, especially to my daughter. The spring rolls were light, but lacked flavor. The addition of the sauce that came with them made them taste much better. The Yaki Soba and Pad Thai were ordered medium-hot and were perfectly spicy at the back of the throat. While the place was small, it wasn't loud even when it began to fill during the end of our experience. I will give it 4 starts and would like to have rated it 5 stars, and while the service was polite, the mail female server was very awkward and a bit hard to communicate with. We will definitely still go back and possibly order carry our next time. read more

Usually it's a red flag for me if a restaurant offers cuisine from 43 different regions. But this place, which seems to have a mix of Vietnamese, Thai, Chinese, and Japanese food, does a pretty good job of representing all of these places. Plus it's one of the few places that offers pho every day. Which works out for me because I could eat their pho every day. In fact, I'm gonna start doing that right now. Good day. read more

Fresh food prepared and presented with care. Prep time reflects that. Strongly encouraged to support, you will enjoy!

The food is always fresh and delicious. Try the green curry. Service is prompt. No complaints.

Love this place! I have had fried rice from many different places and this one beats them all!! They also have some unique dishes that you will not find anywhere else. read more

Absolutely excellent. Stopped in here for lunch and had Pho soup, which is the best I've had! Such a great experience and great service. Just love this place. read more

Everytime i come to fort wayne i always eat here. Food made with heart! The owner always trys to serve a genuine meal here

So I'm obsessed with pho. I've been known to eat it twice a day for weeks on end. I always go to Saigon, since I live downtown, and it's absolutely delicious; ambiance lacks, but I don't care. Saigon is closed on Wednesdays, I was headed back to town from Indy, and didn't want to go way north to Kim Vu (which is tasty), or bother with Qui's which is over priced and the pho tastes like butter. So I had passed Pho Shi previously, and decided this was the time. 2pm on a Wednesday the place is empty. Looks the same as when it was Bangkok Thai restaurant which is fine. It's a nice ambiance in a strip. I orders the lunch pho tai with the raw beef. Had 3 options of meatball, brisket, or raw beef. Beef was tender, not fatty, but not a lot either. I usually don't eat all the beef when I order pho tai, but it was gone quick this time. For a big bowl of soup, it was less than most places give you, for about $1 more, yet lunch special comes with 1 soda/tea, sans refill. Guess that's where the $1 is. Noodles tend to stick, but these were in a glob that was difficult to separate. No jalapenos served on the side, nor chili oil, just hoisin and Sriracha. The broth, which is the base of all, was fantastic. I dined alone, so I didn't try anything else. I'll come back for sure. We have a couple places that have fusion in town or claim to be. This place isn't fusion. It has a diverse menu, it represents Vietnam, China, Japan, Thailand, and even a Burmese offering (Mahnin has excellent Burmese food), but that's diverse, not fusion. Fusion involves mixing a couple cuisines together to create something new, or using a method of cooking native to one place to cook another dish, not just having food from other places separated. Well, I guess most ethnic places in the US are fusion, because it's all cooked to appeal to American tastes (like General Tsos or Empress chicken in s Chinese restaurant, or chicken/eggplant Parmesan in an Italian place, none of these dishes exist in their so-called country of origin.) Overall, it's good. Cloth napkins, glass table toppers, ambient music and lighting, attentive service. Works for me. I'll have to find a dining companion to try more menu options all at once. read more

If it were not the only Pho (rice noodle soup) restaurant on the southwest side of town, it's likely that it would still be the best one. If you're not in the mood for pho, the menu has plenty of variety. The pineapple fried rice was the best I've had in a few years. I've dined here twice in the past week, and I'll return as often as possible. read more

i've had plenty of asian places in ft wayne and this is by far my fave. very fresh, quality ingredients. sushi was great, sweet and sour chicken was best i've had, crab rangoon was awesome. anytime i want asian from now on, this is the joint. read more

Delicious! Ordered the Alaskan Roll which was really awesome. Had the Phad Thai and that was good. We also wanted veggie pho(with meat broth), and they were very accommodating to please our needs - Pho was very tasty. Food came out very fast. Would definitely come back! read more

Very friendly and accommodating staff. Quality pho, but had to send it back to be heated up more. Spring rolls were fresh.

Love the food here. Always end up getting a bowl of Pho. The lunch prices are great for the food you're getting. Lunch includes a soft drink with no refill; I'm good with that. I hear the Pad Thai is delicious. I've had the Chicken Teriyaki and it was delicious as well. read more

Fantastic place. I have had sushi in all over, including Chicago, LA, and even Hawaii. The quality of the tuna is something I have only experienced in Hawaii. Not to mention the poke was amazing. Best I have had anywhere on the mainland. Will be back often. read more

Better than average pho. They don't have sushi every night which I found weird. Call ahead

So bland. I got the veggie gyoza and veggie egg rolls for an entree, and it was so bland. Basically tasted like cardboard.

This review is solely focused on pho. The place is very nice and the largest table sits four people. The decorations are nice and it has a Thai background to it. The menu offers a wide variety of choices from Thai food, sushi, a small section of kids menu that offers traditional chicken nuggets, and of course, pho. Well, it's ok. The broth is a little heavy on MSG and it hits your taste buds right away. The broth is pretty much made from seasoned packets. The ingredients were a little over cooked but the noodles were good. It has a nice chewy texture to it. I will not order pho there again BUT.....I will definitely go back and try their Thai dishes. The service was great! read more

Best Asian restaurant in the whole state! I have been to Thailand and I have been to Japan multiple times you cannot find a better restaurant that serves sushi and sashimi and Thai food anywhere else. The Green Curry will knock your socks off. read more

Very tasty! Three diners with different food orders and everyone really enjoyed their meals. Good size portions.

I have to hold back from 5 stars due to the cold cabernet with lip stick stains around the stem wear. We started with the dragon roll. It was perfect. The eel was subtle and the sauce was definitely there to discourage my Wasabi and soy sauce mixture. The tempura managed to keep its crunch till the last bite. The hubby ordered the Pho noodle and kicked its spice up 3 notches. Really a delicious soup. Add EVERYTHING! We ordered the Chicken Pad Thai, 2 stars was plenty of heat for me. Any hotter and you lose the chance to appreciate the peanut sauce and delicate noodles. On a lark, due to our arguing on our first date over the anchovies on the ceasar salads, we ordered the anchovy fried rice. It did not disappoint. The combination of crispy fish, cabbage, carrots and perfect amount of oil tossed in the rice was a hit! We ordered this 1 star and I stand by that decision. Will return for certain! Please visit as they deserve a following~ read more