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    Pho Viet

    3.7 (315 reviews)
    Closed • 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Entrance
    Gabriel P.

    Wife wanted to eat a bahm mi sandwich for lunch. She went through a number of Yelp reviews and pick Pho Viet. The restaurant is located in the Manoa Market Place shopping center on the second floor. Upon entering you see Hawaii inspired muraled walls. A large bar and some television monitors. Spacious table and booth seating. Greeted and seated Menus and water soon followed. We shared the Chicken banh mi and spring rolls. The bahn mi sandwich had thick slices of cucumber and bell peppers . My wife said her half had carrots. I looked again to see if I had any. Nope Chicken had a good taste. I prefer a croissant bun. Spring Rolls had a slightly different taste than others I've eaten. Stiill good. This restaurant is upscale so are the prices. Enjoy

    Stephanie T.

    I'm really a Chinatown princess. So when I found this hidden gem in Manoa, I had to rave about it on Yelp. No gatekeepers around here. Stopped here on a whim and was immediately greeted by staff. It's giving sports bar restaurant vibes. Might come here next time to watch some games. I was sat at a clean table and ordered a peach green tea, brisket pho, special combo banh mi, and spring rolls. (Insert 'White Chicks' quote: And for the lady? Perhaps a salad? Perhaps not.) IFYKYK The pho here is MAYJAH! Broth was sweet and umami. Noodles were perfectly chewy and bouncy. But the meat. Melted in my mouth. You can tell if a Viet restaurant is good not only by their pho, but by their banh mi and spring rolls. And all of it was FIRE. On point. Did you know they also have a teaspresso in the restaurant?? Mind blowing. Definitely coming back for boba and pho. I feel bad for those people with allergies because aside from the language barrier of the servers the food is goOOoOood and the servers are attentive. **FYI please let your servers know when you're deathly allergic to something cause you never know how food is prepared. Best to not assume.

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    Christine L.

    Very good but expensive. Ambiance is nice too. Staff is very attentive and will refill water. I enjoyed the sampler. Everyone enjoyed their dishes.

    Spring rolls
    Deborah P.

    Wanted to eat bahn mi sandwich for lunch so I was on yelp looking for a place to go well there is alot in our area chinatown but no parking and need to walk maybe couple of blocks. So I came across this one located at the manoa market place. Being its Sunday parking was crowded because of the small open market they have. Located upstairs 2nd floor i said to my husband oh my got to climb the stairs. But we didn't have too there's a elevator to the 2nd floor. Yay. Caught it and there it was the restaurant. We ordered spring rolls and my bahn mi BBQ chicken sandwich. The spring rolls were good the taste was well prepared. But only 3 rolls on 1 order. The bahn mi was good had clinatro, cucumber and jalapeño and sliced carrots and daikon on the bottom. The chicken had a little spice in it but could handle it. Enjoyed the sandwich and spring rolls. Would go back again.

    Tofu Lemongrass Banh Mi
    Tina R.

    We had spent the entire week trying to find a Vietnamese gem of a restaurant and it finally happened. We saw that they had boba on their menu and we were scratching our heads because ain't no way having so many items on their menu would equate to a good meal. We thought there would be a lack in quality but NOOOO! We were so wrong. Every single dish we ordered had us FLOORED. We ordered: -ube latte (BOMB) -vegan spring rolls (BOMB) -tofu banh mi (FRESH BAGUETTE, bomb) -Vietnamese curry with tofu (BOMB I recommend getting with a side of bread) -lemongrass tofu vermicelli (BOMB) We were so caught off guard by the quality of every single dish. This place is going to be our #1 Vietnamese spot moving forward. Definitely no frills and fancy plating but it will surprise you. Parking: FREE Location: 2nd Floor above Aroma Italia. They had huge groups at the restaurant when we went but we still got our food super fast. Service was very attentive and mindful of our dietary restrictions. PLEASE, my friends....treat yourself. They deserve all of the love and support.

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    S M.

    Today I got to taste the Spicy Beef Soup (House Special) and it really was good. Also, the service was very friendly and helpful.

    Shrimp Spring Rolls
    Alfonso D.

    Good food and good service and the flavors are sooo good !! They know what they doing here !! You will like it here if you come .

    BBQ Chicken rice plate with Thai Milk Tea
    Germaine J.

    FOOD -- BBQ Chicken rice plate was tasty, flavorful, well seasoned! I also had a Thai tea that was good. They have a Teaspresso bar inside the restaurant -- I never expected a restaurant that has a built-in boba shop inside. SERVICE -- Service was great. I came here with a group of 4, and spent like 2-3 hours in this place to discuss a project and the workers didn't rush us out of the place which I greatly appreciated. This place also offers karaoke rooms upstairs, by the hour. AMBIANCE -- The ambiance felt warm and cozy-- wooden furniture; red, orange, yellow, purple tones in their led lights. The AC strength is acceptable for a hot summer day. The place is overall spacious and has high ceilings.

    Shrimp pho, chantilly cake, banana tapioca (DO NOT GET), world's smallest flan
    Mari T.

    I had no idea this place existed but I got a recommendation from a friend and decided to give it a shot. 1/5 would not recommend for anything but the chantilly cake. But first let me explain. Positives: free parking in Manoa Marketplace. Clean bathroom. Elevator to 2nd floor=accessible. Chantilly cake was very good: nice and moist and dense and flavor was on point. Now let me start with the cons: bathroom you need to walk around the corner and down the hall (not close). Shrimp pho was just ok: flavor was average, portion was a bit small (lots of soup with not too many noodles). The worst part of this whole experience were the other 2 desserts I got to go for my husband. I am not exaggerating when I say the flan is like something in a doll cafe. I couldn't believe they would dare to charge $5.95 for a flan that was barely 2 bites. It was not even that good; pretty bland and watery. But then I ordered the banana tapioca and it was absolutely horrible. The texture was like it was previously frozen. It was gritty and not creamy at all. It was crumbly. That is not how any tapioca should be. What a waste of $12 plus tax (they also charge a 3% fee for card so bring cash). They also have karaoke but it's pretty expensive. The menu is very large so I might try it 1 more time but I feel like I just got ripped off!

    Cora L.

    We have been going here for a few years, and it has been a solid staple for Vietnamese food in Manoa. It is located in Manoa Marketplace on the second floor above the pizza place downstairs. There is a parking lot in front and it is quite large. The restaurant itself is a decent size with a lot of space. It feels quite cheerful inside and there are signs for food, drinks, and karaoke. There is a selection of rice, noodle, and other dishes. I usually get the house special fried rice. It is one of my favorites -- super flavorful and a good portion. However, the last time we were there, it took longer than we were told to get our food. We ended up waiting quite a bit. We will be back though because the service is usually fine and the food is consistently good!

    super minimal pickles  couldnt even taste them.
    Kaitlin L.

    i usually order takeout pho from here. i think they have new owners now? for the most part the pho is still my go to. takeout service is good - i havent eaten in here for years so i cant speak to that. i did want to say tho - if you love banh mi - this isnt it. it wasnt terrible but - i wouldnt order it again. it is pretty big for the price you pay but it was missing the pickled daikon and carrots. to me that is the best part of the sandwich. but it was basically less than sprinkled in... it was pretty disappointing... i thought maybe i had the wrong end of the sandwich but the whole sandwich was like that. i will just stick to my pho order.

    BBQ Chicken Banh Mi! huge !
    Meleana L.

    Craving a Banh Mi and this restaurant was the first option that popped up on Yelp. Wish we could've eaten the sandwich fresh but we want to get home before the after school traffic. Ordered 2 bbq chicken Banh mi for take out. Sandwiches were wrapped in foil and were still warm when we got home (15mins away from restaurant). Very flavorful and bbq chicken was tender. Wish i asked for extra pickled veggies and cucumbers bc I love these toppings. The jalapeños in the sandwich creates a great spice as well. The onions however were too strong and threw off the taste. If in Manoa, I would love to dine in next time.

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    The pho is really good better than a lot of other places, and if you haven't tried shaken beef wow really enjoyed it, recommend!

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