Very good Vietnamese food at a very reasonable price. Pho is their expertise and the other soups…read moreare also quite good. Not so convinced by the duck today though.

amazing!! food was so good and so cheap. like the food was really really good. service was…read moreadequate. recommend this place!

Came to Pho u Letné near our place in Prague and found this restaurant was busily packed with local…read morehipsters and young families alike for an early dinner. We were anticipating a decent meal based on its popularity and Vietnamese staff serving the food. I had the beef noodle soup in Hue style (Bún bò Hue) which seemed to be one of the go-to dishes. Why not 4/5-stars like everyone else? Perhaps I've been spoiled with pho and similar noodle soups elsewhere but the taste was sub-par. The soup was relatively bland despite the intense appearance, and seemed to be missing the umami beefy flavor or much herb garnishing. A bit disappointed that it came with mostly lettuce but it was at least mildly spicy and sour. The saving grace was that soup was hot and the noodle portion was satisfying. I must say, locals seem quite generous with their restaurant reviews. Maybe I'm missing something, since they could just be limited by the availability of some asian ingredients despite their extensive menu.

I chose this restaurant because we wanted something Asian and not too far away. This small…read morerestaurant was what we were looking for. The service was immediate and our server understood English well. There is an extensive menu as we usually find in Vietnamese restaurants. We both ordered a beef noodle bowl called Number 19, Bun nem Ha Noi. It was very easy to enjoy although some stronger flavours would have been nice. Our meals left us with enough room for dessert somewhere else.

If this is a sample of what Vietnamese food is like in Prague, I would be completely happy to move…read morehere permanently. :) Super cheap in terms of American prices and it tasted homemade. Like mom would make. The spring rolls could have used more noodles and were a little on the small side, but I can deal with that. Aside from the not-so-friendly staff, I thoroughly enjoyed my bowl of pho, and would come back in a heartbeat.

Small mom & pop restaurant-convenience store combo, with friendly service and good Pho. I tried…read moretheir beef pho, not Chinatown grade pho, but still pretty good.

Guess I was expecting more because read some reviews where someone was from California and really…read moreloved it. I'm from Cali and thought it was decent. It wasn't horrible, but not the best. It honestly tasted like just beef broth and throw in Viet ingredients (like noodles, some bean sprouts) and call it Pho. The beef broth wasn't the strong flavorful Vietnamese broth- like with like star anise, cinnamon, cooked down beef bone, etc. tasted like regular beef broth from a can. The egg roll was pretty good though. It wasn't bad though. It was a nice change from the Czech food. I saw the vermicelli, and that looked delicious!

Decently priced Vietnamese food here. I had the pho and got a side of pickled garlic to add on to…read moremy noodles. Man, the garlic really lifted the noodles, and I do love my garlic. This place is a no-frills place, eat-and-go sort of place. Nothing special, nothing fancy, just plain simple Vietnamese food.

Amazing, just got in from Berlin from a delayed 4 1/2 hour fast train…read more Food is amazing delicious and everything tasted fresh. Definitely recommend!

This light lunch is just what we needed before walking around Old Town. The chicken teriyaki banh…read moremi had a light sweet chicken teriyaki sauce. The bread was light and slightly crispy. We also had the spring roll which was light and refreshing too.

This was the first banh mi place I've found in "Eastern" Europe so far, so naturally I had to check…read moreit out. The pho was as expected (see my other reviews of pho in Czech and east Germant on the regional differences of pho), however the broth was not bad, a little heavy on the fish sauce, but still very tasty. Compared to other Vietnamese restaurants in the area, the portion is smaller however. The banh mi on the other hand was amazing. It is not your typical french baguette - I usually tear up my gums eating banh mi back in the states. The bread is fresh, soft, and super crunchy almost if youre biting into a freshly made donut. Definitely the place to get your banh mi fix if you've been in Europe for a while.

The bowl of pho looked picture perfect, the people working here are friendly, and the atmosphere is…read morenice and relaxed... but I did not enjoy my pho or Vietnamese iced coffee. The spring rolls were good! The pho broth and meat lacked flavor. I liked the small red chili slices they give you as they add a nice kick but I would have liked a lot more than the 4 slivers. They also do not have chili oil.

We were looking for some Asian food in Prague and we ran across pho bar. It was nice to switch up…read morethe meat and potatoes palate, but also wasn't super impressed. The ordering is made super easy with touch screens at the entrance, and you are able to choose the language which makes ordering so simple. We ended up with shrimp rolls, beef pho, and chicken curry. The food came out rather quickly as it was more fast food vibes. The food was alright, nothing really blew us away. The sauces in particular were a little bland. Nothing was bad, but we were left a little disappointed.

We're coming back to Prague again to feast here... Vietnamese food is hundreds times better in…read morePrague than in Berlin!!!