Nice little street patio with plastic enclosures snd heaters to keep the area warm…read more Lemongrass beef Buddha bowl was great - perfect amount of beef, cucumbers, pickled carrots, cilantro, lettuce, cold vermicelli noodles, crispy shallots and peanuts. Nuoc cham sauce was not too watery. Beef was crispy with good flavor. Two thick slices of a fiery red hot pepper was more than enough. Pork belly Bahn Mi was delicious with crispy pork skin, pickled carrots, hot red peppers and cilantro. The bread was crusty and super fresh! We would definitely return if ever in the area.

My wife and I stopped here on a whim. As it turns out, it was one of the highlights of our trip…read more Excellent Vietnamese cuisine. Don't miss this place if you are in Manly.

Banh chon here was definitely worth trying. It's a bit different than the traditional one. There…read morewas a line but it moved quickly. Would come again.

Love this hidden gem and I'm so glad I stumbled upon it!…read more Not super busy, but there isn't a ton of indoor or outdoor seating. Feels pretty intimate. I say: try everything! There wasn't anything we ordered that we did not enjoy. The Banh Cuon was fresh and delicious. The congee warmed up my belly nicely on a rainy day and the bread soaked up all the delicious flavor, it paired perfectly with the congee. The chicken bowl with rice was served with fried shallots (YUM), soup and sticky rice. Plus, the chicken was juicy and cooked perfectly.

In the nine days of being in Sydney, we ate from I Love Pho twice, once via delivery and once at…read morethe restaurant. It was so delicious and fresh both times. I really enjoyed the salt and pepper tofu and tempura veggies. The staff were super friendly, and the menu is clearly marked with gluten-free options. Do yourself a favor and eat here. Totally worth the hype it gets.

I love Pho is not only the name of the restaurant we visited but a true statement of our feelings…read moretowards it. Situated in the heart of Crows Nest is this Gem of a Vietnamese restaurant, serving up tasty traditional cusine. The restaurant also has a traditional aesthetic look and feel which also reflects the style of food. With bamboo lining the walls and Vietnamese themed art, it feels welcoming and genuine. The service was prompt and super friendly and our waiter was extremely charismatic. Upon looking at the menu it was nice to see this restaurant is involved with a charity that helps the children of Vietnam, with 50c from every meal going towards building schools in regional areas. It is wonderful and is inspiring to see that this restaurant gives back. The menu items sport a list of Vietnamese favourites with an emphasis on flavour. For starters, we couldn't go past their amazing spring rolls with a crispy rice paper shell filled with a flavoursome pork filling. We also tried the warm freshly steamed rice paper rolls too. The sugarcane prawns are another good option. There is a nice subtle sweetness from the prawn paste and the sugarcane, which itself also edible and provides some texture. A new addition to the menu are the signature bao bun with crispy pork. Highly recommend as an entree choice. Bun Xeo is always on the hit list, Especially the roast duck variety of this crispy Vietnamese pancake/crepe which stems from the French colonial influence. This was a great version of this dish with a crepe that was nice and crisp, and this is not always the case when we have ordered this dish at other places. Plenty of filling beansprouts and roast duck, as well as mint and salad on the side and also comes with a sweet and sour sauce for added flavour. This was a return visit, on the initial visit we had Pho on our mind, the rich flavour of Hoi'an style broth brewed for 24 hours and it certainly hit the mark. This time I had another delicious soup on my mind. A soup with a bit of spice, the Bun bo hue. The Bun bo hue was on point the soup having done its time to develop rich flavour and had a nice amount of spice. This soup is not only tasty, it was also quite filling with plenty of meat and noodles. The vermicelli bowl which came with BBQ pork skewers and a flavour packed marinated pork was also a generous serve. The pork this time had a lot more flavour than most, probably one of our favourites. I love Pho is a great Vienamese restraunt serving quality traditional Vietnamese cuisine. The food is reasonably priced, the servings are large and the service friendly. Well worth a visit and we will be back.

While the food here is quite good, the prices are very high for Vietnamese food. I suppose the…read morelocation is convenient near the train station, but the value is pretty bad. We ended up paying $87 for 1 entree, 2 mains, and a beer!

The lean beef pho is some of the best I've ever tasted. So fragrant and rich…read more The crispy spring roll starter was pretty good. The sesame prawns were amazing, crisp and fresh with a salad topping. The cubed beef from the Modern Vietnamese part of the menu was tasty. Sriracha on every table so you know it's going to be good. We will be back!

Small restaurant, nice people and good food. Other than the lunch meat in the bowl, it was a tasty…read moreserving of pho. I'd come back again.

Delicious. I really got a kick out of this place. No frills, but tasty food. I thought it was funny…read morethat they have a box of tissues at every table for napkins. Tried an order of their summer rolls as I do at every Vietnamese restaurant I visit. They were fresh and tasty, but the peanut sauce left something to be desired. I had their rare beef pho and asked them to add tendon... Oooooo, I love tendon. I know it's gross to many, but I gotta say, this place provided some of the most plentiful and delicious beef tendon I ever had. Upon request, they also provided some fresh chopped chilli that added a real nice kick to my meal! Nice job Just Pho

Best Vietnamese on the North Shore (yes, I have done the groundwork)! So cheap but so authentic…read more The staff is super cool and the vibe is fun. Pho Pho Pho

This is a hidden gem the food is amazing! The only downside is that staff struggle to understand…read moreorders resulting in wrong food / drinks being brought out, and food is very slow (although worth the wait).

What a surprise to find excellent value and tasty food here, instead of settling for an overpriced…read morecoffee and carb fest. The waitress accommodated our request to have some chips separately to our healthy choices as well. We looked out on the water on cushioned chairs and drank dainty green tea from Vietmanese cups. The price just rocks! Meal dishes for under 8 dollars for lunch that goes to 3pm.

Pleasantly surprised!…read more You know there's often something fishy when an asian restaurant is too clean, too new and everyone speaks fluent English. This place was an exception though - great flavour and authentic taste! The hand-cut noodles were on the thicker side, cooked to springy perfection and the soup was very nice indeed. Little pricey, but that's to be expected in this setting. Convenient location right under the newly built "Chatswood Place" apartment/shopping complex. Plenty of parking both street side and underground. Worth a try.

This is the only reason I will travel to Tower Square and their food establishments. It is not…read morethat I am lazy, it is that this is the only place worth going to (that I cannot find something closer to my office). When you enter, the place has a dodgy/rundown feel to it, and that is what makes it so good. There are a few tables and it is not suitable for big groups of friends, so you will either need to go with a few work mates or just get take away. The pho is fresh and zingy with meat options of beef, rare beef, beef balls, combination (beef and beef balls), and chicken. I have only gone for the beef options and the rare beef or cooked beef are the way to go as I thought the beef balls were a little weird in texture. The serving size is generous with loads of rice noodles to go with your broth. You can help yourself to all the bean sprouts, basil, and lemon you want. This is a nice touch as I generally love to load up on sprouts when eating pho. The vietnamese sandwiches are not the reason to go here. The quality of bread is lack luster, but the overall flavour is great.