When you walk in, it is so cool to look at all of the different drawings. Ordering was super easy with Joni. She's awesome and super sweet! The food is soooo flavorful, new for me to try a veggie broth I always opt in for the meat. They have changed me, I'm coming back for their veggie broth. Staff is very quick and attentive as well, I love that they don't leave dishes on tables and clean up immediately. Especially not making you feel rushed. Overall, great experience, great food, lots of flavors. Please check them out when you come to Orlando area read more

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I visited Twenty Pho Hour mainly because I was craving soup noodles and the 2D cartoon concept caught my attention online. The exterior and interior both follow the same black and white illustrated design style. The only thing missing was the chairs not being outlined as well, because that would've tied the theme together even more. Lots of parking available. Ordering is done at the counter before being seated. Service was friendly, and teachers get a complimentary drink with their entrée. I ordered the Black Ox noodle soup, which costs $28 and is tied with the short rib pho as the most expensive pho option on the menu. The bowl only comes in one size. It included sliced beef, beef brisket, and two pieces of oxtail, one large and one small. The oxtail was very tender and fell off the bone easily although I wish I had more oxtail since two of the pieces were bone only. The brisket was also well cooked and flavorful. Noodles were on the firm side and I wish the broth was a lot more hotter. On the side they provide bean sprouts, jalapeños, basil leaves, and two lime wedges. I also tried the Thai iced tea. It was a bit too sweet for my preference, so I wasn't able to finish it. They have one family washroom and one regular washroom available. Wooden chopsticks are provided, and plastic forks are available too. The food was solid, especially the oxtail, though the pricing does lean on the expensive side. read more

Went to try this pho place with my wife and daughter while we were in Orlando for a cheer competition. The decor was cute and interesting, with 2-D black and white illustrations on the walls and clean simple furnishings. Staff was super friendly and helpful and the food came out very quickly. Not a traditional pho place by any means, you can "create your own bowl" and the traditional pho offerings were pretty limited. I really wanted to like this place but the pho was the saltiest I've ever tasted. Nearly inedible. I never fail to leave a clean empty bowl when I get pho but I couldn't get through half of it. Oddly enough they also had salt on the table, though I challenge anyone to actually add salt and be able to eat the soup. I'll spare the details of what I experienced later but let's just say the food came out very fast again later that evening. Perhaps I came in an off day but I won't be rolling the dice on Twenty Pho Hour again. read more

This place is great if you're craving some soup or something healthy to eat late at night (it's open til 2am on Saturdays)! I ended up getting the pho tai (sliced beef), which was a big enough portion that I even had leftovers to take home with me. The soup was comforting and decently tasty. One of my favorite aspects of pho is that you can customize it to your own liking, and they had all the side veggies and sauces to help with that process (bean sprouts, basil, lime, jalapenos, hoisin, Sriracha, chili oil). You order as soon as you get inside (everything else besides the food being brought out to you is self-service) and the decor is more of a trend, with 2D art lining the whole interior, and a little booth in the back if you wanted pictures with you and your friends. read more

Twenty Pho Hour - Pho tai - Noodles Near Me - Orlando, Florida

Twenty Pho Hour is on International Drive and is a very artsy fun restaurant with delicious food. I was able to order Pad Thai several times and it was consistently delicious. They have happy hour from 3-5 pm Monday to Friday and offer half price selected drinks and appetizers. The staff is hospitable and the food is prepared fresh and you can tell from the amazing flavors. I love shrimp in my Pad Thai, but if you have allergies to shell fish or treenuts and peanuts, this is not the dish for you. The offer a variety of other dishes, but I always seem to order the Pad Thai! In Thailand the side additions, such as peanuts, bean sprouts and lime is what makes the dish. You can add spice if you want, or keep it mild. Enjoy the photos! read more

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Tried Twenty Pho Hour and left feeling it was more about the aesthetic than the food. I had both the chicken and steak phos -- the broth was flavorful and comforting, but the meats themselves lacked much taste, making the overall dishes feel pretty average. The Vietnamese iced coffee was strong (in a good way if you like your caffeine bold), and the space definitely stands out with its 2D black-and-white cartoon decor. That said, the look is a bit more impressive in photos than in person -- fun to see once, but not quite as captivating up close. Make sure to stop by the bathroom, though -- the decor there is a surprise worth checking out. Overall, a cool concept and a decent meal, but mostly fueled by the Instagram hype. read more

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Twenty Pho Hour on International Drive feels like stepping into a well-lit black-and-white cartoon. The walls are covered with playful mottos playing on the word pho (Have a pho-nomenal day), giving the place a slightly irreverent vibe. Service was friendly, swift and efficient, the kind that gets a steaming bowl in front of you before you examined all the condiments on the table. The broth itself was rich and deeply flavored, leaning a bit on the sweet side at first slurp. But once I added their excellent chili oil to balance it...wow. The broth bloomed! Savory, spicy, and absolutely delicious. Constructive observations: the plastic spoon in a bowl of very hot broth gives me pause, and the side plate of greens: Thai basil, lime, bean sprouts, and jalapeños, was not generous. Also glaringly absent: culantro, which I expect to see with pho. The dining room was full of college students and young families, which added to the chill atmosphere. I ended up lingering well after finishing my bowl, people-watching and soaking up the vibe. Pho-nomenal? Pretty close. And definitely a cool stop on International Drive when visiting Orlando. read more

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Wow.... I've never been to such bad pho place before in my life other than one in West Virginia.... They serve everything in plastic and paper plates even veggies... There were barely any meat in the pho and rather eat instant pho.... Never again... The servers look like they are not excited to be there either... Only good thing about this place is decor is descent lol read more

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Came back here on a recent vacation and made it a point to Lyft from Universal to here after a long park day. Took some friends for their first time and it did not disappoint the second go around. My crispy pork bowl was the most delicious thing and the loaded kimchi fries are also a must order. Love the servers and the design on the inside. Such a cool place and a perfect post amusement park meal. read more

Twenty Pho Hour - Crispy Pig Bowl - Noodles Near Me - Orlando, Florida

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I enjoyed the aesthetics, very fun to look around!! Next time I'd like to eat in and order pho or ramen because it's a large bowl & they even offer zucchini shaped like noodles, plus different broths, including a red curry one for a slight up charge. I ordered takeout of 2 appetizers, which wasn't as satisfying considering it was over $12 for 4 skinny bland summer rolls. For a few dollars more it would've been more satisfying & a better value. I don't like eating take out pho/ramen because it's often deconstructed & build your own at home, not as pretty as being presented a big bowl with tastes to discover as you dig in. The vegetable summer roll had quality purple & green lettuce, thin bit of tofu & some noodles. Neither component had flavor, tasteless. The sweet chili sauce was good. A sprig of basil, mint or cilantro, ANYTHING, lime, would've been helpful. The shrimp & meat summer rolls had a hint of flavor, almost none. Again, a few leaves of mint or cilantro were sorely lacking. Luckily, the thick peanut sauce had flavor & some finely chopped peanuts on top. It was just a peanut soy sauce paste. Lime could've helped also. The shrimp appeared like 3, but there were actually 1 and a half per roll because they were cut in half. Slivers were to look good, cute through the translucent rice paper, not to actually contribute to the taste. Low flavor profiles, not much. Flavor was 2~D, didn't jump out at me, watery. I'd like to return one day & order a big cartoonish bowl of pho, ramen, or zucchini, probably with the red curry broth. I saw lots of bowls that looked great. Remember: you must specifically request basil, jalapeños, sprouts, or lime when ordering if interested in more flavor. read more

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This spot popped up near our hotel and after long days at the parks, we were craving some viet food. They have different types of Pho. Mainly noodle dishes and appetizers not rice dishes like a traditional viet shop. We ordered - Pho dac biet with roundeye beef on the side with lime - Pho Ga (chicken) - red elephant chicken and udon noods! - Fried Laos Eggrolls Drinks: VIet iced coffee Thai ice tea mango milk tea The ladies working were out there wiping down and cleaning as best they can. The space is primarily white with black comic book style theme. Cute throne chair and phone booth setup in the back for photo ops! The service was quick and good came out timely. Appreciate that. The pho for us didn't hit, the broth felt like it needed more depth to the flavor sort of like longer simmer in the pot, it was a bit too light and didn't have that signature pho punch on first sips. The red elephant had a full body flavor with a hint of spice. That was a nice broth, the noods had a good chew as it was udon, but it didn't take up any of the broth. Perhaps a different option for noodles would be a welcome choice. Highlight was the eggrolls for me. Ours came out crispy and hot. Paired well with the dipping sauce. Overall it did its job on this trip. Nice staff and appreciate the quick service. read more

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We had a good experience with this location for the first time. My wife had the Pad Thai rice noodles, and I tried a few appetizers. I had the Philly eggroll, the Lao pork eggrolls, the crab Rangoon, and the shrimp tempura. All of my items were amazing as well as the sauces that they were paired with. I also had the Thai tea which was a tasty treat that I will try again.. The server was welcoming and caring. The items were brought out immediately upon their preparation. My wife's Pad Thai Rice Noodles were good; but, not great and that's OK. Next time she's going to do a Build-Your-Own bowl so that she can personalize it to her specific preferences. Great overall experience. read more

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It has been cold lately in Central Florida, so we were craving a good bowl of pho. We chose Twenty Pho Hour because the name caught our attention and it kept popping up on my social media feed. When we walked in, the place looked cool. The decor felt like stepping into a comic book. We were so focused on the visuals that we did not realize you had to order before being seated. With another party behind us, we felt rushed and flustered while ordering. We ordered the Pho Dac Biet combo, ramen butter noodles, a kids build your own bowl, and the fried sampler platter. After ordering, we were seated and given a number. While waiting, we took photos by the phone booth. The food came out very fast, which was impressive at first. Unfortunately, the food did not live up to expectations. The pho broth tasted like an instant base rather than something simmered all day. It lacked the depth and aromatics you normally expect from pho. The meat was also disappointing. The meatball had an odd flavor, and the eye round steak was thicker, smaller, and fully cooked instead of thin and lightly raw. The kids build a bowl was bland. The ramen butter noodles stayed true to the name but were far too oily. My kid barely touched it. The biggest letdown was the fried sampler. The spring rolls were not warm, which suggested they had been sitting out. They were soggy and overly oily instead of crisp. The fried dumplings were also soggy and did not taste freshly fried. This likely explains why the food came out so quickly. In the end, we did not enjoy the food and did not even finish half of what we ordered. The atmosphere and concept are fun, but the food quality needs serious improvement for us to return. read more

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I didn't want to like this place, but it's actually fire. We were having a rough day in our last day in Orlando, and my girlfriend suggested we eat here. As a San Jose resident, where pho doesn't get any better unless you're actually in Vietnam, the selection puzzled me. But she wasn't feeling good, so I was just willing to do whatever she wanted at this point. I did no prior research. I just assumed it was going to be bad, so as soon as we hoped out of our Lyft and entered the establishment -- OMG. There is absolutely nothing about the interior that screamed Vietnamese. It's very artsy. I felt like I was in a new coloring book. Just about everything about this place was "for IG", so while I'm cool with those vibes, I know that isn't authentic. I was also weirded about by the fact that you have to order and pay upfront before sitting down. I ordered the oxtail pho. It was a bit pricey, but considering the fact that it's oxtail and I doubt I'd find any other pho places nearby, I was fine with it. Then the pho came. The broth? Tasty, clean, and beefy. The meat? Quality. The noodles? Fresh -- not my favorite way to order pho noodles, but they were fine. I don't remember if thin pho noodles were an option. As much as I wanted to hate this place, this is actually one of the better bowls of pho I ever had. It's not the most traditional setting, but this place despite the theatrics is Asian-approved. read more

Twenty Pho Hour - It was actually good. Very good. - Noodles Near Me - Orlando, Florida

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Came by for dinner the other night and it was a lacklustre experience. Twenty Pho Hour is located inside a strip mall. Upon arrival, there were a few people chatting with the host, one was there for a DoorDash/UberEats pickup while another was ordering to go. I was confused why there were stanchions to chat with the host. Turns out ordering and cashless payment is done with the host before seating. Beverages are self serve?!? ...and they had the audacity to ask for a tip. The Pho dac biet was a disaster. The noodles were ok, slightly clumped together. I think I had one beef meatball that was cut into pieces. The rare steak was well done and the beef brisket was super lean. The highlight were the beef tendons. The ambiance of the quick service restaurant was quirkly calling themselves a Pho dealer?!? ~$20/head for a bowl of Pho. read more

Twenty Pho Hour - Noodles Near Me - Orlando, Florida

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This is a cute cozy place tucked away in a moderate size shopping mall. After landing in Orlando, this looked like a nice place to have a nice hot bowl of food! Food (3/5): We ordered a plate of egg rolls, Pad Thai, pork belly roll, seafood soup, pho, and spring rolls. Everything was hot and fresh to order. The flavors however, were just okay. The portion sizes were generous! Price point was average compared to other similar restaurants. Service (5/5): Amazing! All the staff were friendly and helpful. They explained their menu well and kept our eating area clean and free of empty dishes. Ambience (5/5): This place definitely has really cool looking interior. Every item on their wall has a unique play off of names and you feel like you just walked into a coloring book! read more

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Super cute place to dine in at. The pho was great and the broth was super hot, just the way I like it! The self-served soda machine is helpful because I personally hate waiting for refills at restaurants. Overall, the food is great and the wait time was short, so that's a plus in my books! Definitely visiting again when I'm in Orlando. read more

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It's great for the gram, and decent for food. I am intrigued by the random diversity in Twenty Pho Hour's menu, though - there's mainly Vietnamese, but they also sprinkle in Thai, Laos, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. They have both happy hour and late night specials, but are otherwise an okay value. They made almost everything stylized in their black and white comic aesthetic in here - even the soda fountain. Quite revolutionary as "the first 2d noodle bar in America". It would have been more neat if they managed to do the same with the condiments, but it's otherwise impressive. Don't forget to wear matching attire to pose with the various props! - Fried Tofu This was a disappointment because I was hoping for something less dry and hollow, and these were just mini dried out sponge bricks. Definitely more hard and chewy than I wanted, but at least fairly priced. - Lao Pork Egg Roll It's a popular appetizer, and tastes solid. I prefer lumpia, so it'd be nicer if these were also bite-sized. It almost tastes like a lumpia inside a larger egg roll, with slightly different spices. I liked how moist and flavorful the filling was, as it didn't really need the sweet chili sauce. - Short Rib Pho In terms of personal preference, it's a bit sweeter and devoid of beefiness. I do enjoy how smooth the broth was, but it definitely tastes more refined for the American palate. It needs a lot more green onions and cilantro - it only had enough for basically one or two spoons. The rib could have used more stewing, as the meat was tough in some places and didn't fall off the bone. I would try another dish, even if it didn't have the premium price. - Pad Thai Rice Noodles We chose steak tips for our protein (loved that there's no upcharge for different protein), which were nice and tender. The pad thai was solid, and more tangy than average. It's solid and safe, and probably what I'd order again if I ever came back. I wouldn't be surprised if this is one of Orlando's best Vietnamese spots (despite having all the random other Asian dishes), but if you're used to authentic Vietnamese, it won't satisfy. Despite that, the design is pretty cool and I can see myself coming back just for some more cool photos. The server we had was very friendly and pretty helpful with recommendations. read more

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3.5 Stars Twenty Pho Hour was super cute and had such a unique setting! We loved the playful theming and took tons of photos. I had to try the Squid on a Stick and Black Ox Pho. Both were pretty good, but the pho was a standout for me. It's made the Southern Vietnamese way -- rich and flavorful, with some sweetness. The plate of toppings and herbs was a bit skimpier than I'm used to. I'm not sure if I would say it's the best pho in Orlando, but it's definitely a great option for International Drive! Service was prompt and friendly! You order at the counter and they deliver it to your table. They're not open 24/7, but I appreciate that they open late on the weekends -- being able to grab some pho at 2a is honestly amazing! read more

Twenty Pho Hour - Noodles Near Me - Orlando, Florida

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My friends and I had lunch at Twenty Pho Hour today and goodness were they great! I have to say the main staff member today was just so darn kind, so accommodating , so all the things! We were all commenting on how fantastic they were with our huge group of 14 and we were so thankful. Twenty Pho Hour not only has an adorable name but an adorable inside! They have a couple tables outside, but really you want to sit inside. It's all cool cartoons and black & white. Sharks on the ceiling, PHOne booth in the back - it's full of cool stuff to look at. My friends and I had been on a cruise for a week so were SO happy to have good food after that. Twenty Pho Hour definitely delivered with us all being happy with our pho, pad thai and everything else ordered. Personally I had the crab rangoon - nice and crisp - plus the chicken potstickers. Loved both appetizers and prices were totally reasonable. I also had the Viet iced Coffee and it was heaveeeenly! Truly divine! We loved Twenty Pho Hour and would definitely go back if in the area! read more

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This is a cute little place that has such a nice and creative décor. It has such a unique 2D look to the restaurant. There are tons of props and other cute stuff to get nice pictures. It is mostly self-serve since you order at the counter and then they bring the food out to you. It makes for quick service. We had the Viet iced coffee as well as the summer rolls. The coffee was strong and just sweet enough. The rolls were good as well and had enough filling inside them. We only had time for a quite bite so we did not have time to try their pho but we will be back soon to try it. read more

Twenty Pho Hour - Noodles Near Me - Orlando, Florida

My friends and I came in craving some pho, but we left feeling a bit underwhelmed. The broth was noticeably sweeter than what I'm used to, and the flavor didn't quite hit the spot for me. For the price, the portion felt a bit small -- especially the veggies, which came in a noticeably smaller amount compared to the size of the pho bowl. It was also pricier than what I usually pay elsewhere for similar or better quality. Service was pretty average since the setup is mostly self-serve -- you order at the counter, and they bring the food out to you. Nothing bad, but nothing special either. On the plus side, the restaurant's decor is super cute and full of fun pho puns that make it great for photos. It's definitely an Instagram-worthy spot, but when it comes to the food itself, it's pretty mid overall. read more

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I've been seeing Twenty Pho Hour all over social media & always thought it was so cute inside, the 2D black + white look is definitely super unique! They've got a couple of locations: two in Orlando/Kissimmee area, one in Los Angeles, & one in Oklahoma City. Here you can find Vietnamese pho, Thai inspired dishes, Lao eggrolls, and more! A variety of different Asian dishes, so you don't have to get pho if you're not feeling it. They're a cashless establishment & ordering is done at the front of the restaurant, before being seated. Here are the dishes we ended up getting to try: - Pho Dac Biet (meat combo) -Pho Ga (chicken) -Red Elephant (red coconut soup w/ udon noodles) -Lao eggrolls -Thai Iced Tea -Vietnamese Iced Coffee -Milk Tea w/o boba They also allow you to create your own noodle bowl but we just decided to order off the menu. For the pho dac Biet, I like to get the eye round steak on the side & add the meat in myself. The food came out pretty fast! Our favorite dish we ordered ended up being the Lao egg rolls. They reminded me of Filipino lumpia... very good! Now, as for the pho, I liked the noodles that they use. They were more flat and wider than the typical rice noodles I've seen being used at other Pho spots I've been to up north. The broth was a bit disappointing for me. I was hoping for more of a richer flavor, so I'm not sure if visiting later in the day would be more beneficial as the broth usually deepens in flavor the longer it simmers. It just tasted like instant pho broth w/ MSG honestly. The red elephant noodle soup was tasty! The broth was aromatic & very reminiscent of the Thai dish Khao Soi & Lao Khao Poon (red coconut curry noodle soup). This dish came with udon noodles, which was a little different! I think rice vermicelli noodles would've been a better pairing as it allows for a better bite w/ broth mixed in, whereas udon noodles are thicker wheat noodles that don't allow the flavor to really soak in. Overall, Twenty Pho Hour is not a bad spot at all. It's cute & trendy but if you're looking for authentic Asian food, you might feel a bit disappointed. I know there are more authentic Vietnamese, Thai, & Laotian spots if you go more up north. If you do choose to visit, DEFINITELY get the Lao egg rolls, they are absolutely fire! read more

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Their short rib bowl was incredible, full of nutrition and vitamins and very filling. I highly recommend this bowl for everyone that comes to this location. Their churro appetizer with taro dip was incredible! Workers are always very nice and good always comes out quick. read more

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Large portions food was tasty. The store was pretty busy but we were served quickly. This was the first time I visited and would return. read more

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Super fun place to eat! Love all the puns and creative decor. The name alone captured our attention and upon entering the shop, the entertainment continues. The food was A-OK. Not the BEST Pho but pretty PHOnomenal. We loved the various options and unique twists. read more

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The customer service was impeccable! They were all so nice and asked 100 times if I needed anything when they didn't have to (it's not a server type restaurant) Also the theming and the decor was so cool! So cool inside I loved it even the bathroom! The food omg is so good! The price is normal it's nothing crazy, I can't wait to go back on a cold day and try the pho!! I got the vermicelli chicken with prom egg rolls! They have so many sauces right at your lesure that' helped so much! I love sauces! Go ! read more

Twenty Pho Hour - Noodles Near Me - Orlando, Florida

Really good decent food my favorite was the spicy dumpling which I will be back for that. The pork belly ramen was delicious as well it really held its crispness which is rare. I had an offline offer so it motivated me to try them out and drive the distance. The Philly egg rolls were not bad as well that jalopeno aoli was fantastic. The mango lemonade was perfection as it was cute and very flavorful I did order the dumpling pho it wasn't bad but I wouldn't order it again it had a lot going on. The shop itself is super cute and just overall great the service is non existing you place your order before sitting and then the food is brought out to you. You grab your own napkins and to go items read more

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Just stopped in for a coffee that day. Saw the menu and their big pho bowl challenge. It looked good and will try next time. Nice little hole in the wall, with a kiosk to order and waiter to help. Had cafe style vibe with bright whites and decor. read more

Right when I walked in I noticed that the ordering was in front, then you grab a number and go sit at a table, and they bring the pho to you. That should be kind of the biggest red flag. You know this is like a modern spin on pho, and you don't need modern spins. I need the auntie or the uncle that's going to take my order at Pho 9978 (whatever they want to call it) and I want to hear Vietnamese people talk in the background screaming at each other. This place was definitely Instagram-y. The 2D decorations were such a vibe and they were very very pretty but the pho I would not come back. The soup and flavors lack depth. The brisket was not good, the other meats weren't good, although the service was pretty okay. Pretty nice because we asked for more veggies and they just gave it to us, and I appreciated that. And I get that a lot of foreigners don't eat veggies. I'm Vietnamese, I eat all my damn veggies. The Pad Thai was actually really decent so I would recommend that. The Pho just get it I guess because I mean I'm from Cali so it's kind of hard to compare but I'm sure there's better Pho in Orlando. We just happened to pick this one because it was on the way from Orlando to Tampa And we did not want a detour. So yeah do yourself a favor and just skip this unless you want to take pictures. You don't really care about the food. read more

Twenty Pho Hour - Noodles Near Me - Orlando, Florida

Twenty Pho Hour is not open 24 hours a day but Thursday, Friday and Saturday you can pick up some serious pho until 2 AM. Located south of the busy part of International drive, this restaurant has easy shopping center parking and is popular with locals and tourists. I have been there a few times for pho and dumplings. I recently got some broth through TGTG and later sampled their happy hour appetizers and a specialty drink. Their menu allows you to build a bowl and choose your ingredients or take one of their standard pho entrees. Basil, mung bean sprouts and jalapeños are complimentary along with table caddies of sauces. Their menu of pho includes many bowls of pho you find at Vietnamese restaurants but also premium oxtail, filet minion or short rib pho in the $26-$28 ranges. They have a 24 bowl challenge for $58 which seems to be a range of chef selected proteins, eggs and toppings in a series of bowls? Whichever one you pick their broth is the star and I think a key to why they are so popular. The happy hour appetizers are dumplings, egg rolls and krab rangoon. They have 2 alcoholic drinks and a Thai tea and Vietnamese coffee. Happy hour is Monday through Friday 3-6 pm, dine in only. You enter the restaurant which has some of the most unusual and fun decor in Orlando. Most everything is black and white. They have a menu alongside a digital ordering screen. Since I arrived near 6 pm they had an employee that could also order for you. It was pretty easy to place an order even though there was a short line. Once your order is placed you find an open table and your food is delivered by the number assigned when you ordered. They have a self serve soft drink station with napkins, lids, straws, utensils and to go containers for leftovers. Even though every table was filled, my food came out fairly quickly. Employees deliver boba teas and bus the tables. On my last visit I got the idea to order every happy hour appetizer and a berry basil alcohol drink. When my food came, I had the realization that I had a table full of fried food. I enjoyed the dumplings and the krab rangoon were ok. I was not a fan of either egg roll. I was a little shocked when the drink came out because I thought it was served in a small water sized cup. However once I sipped it, I realized this was a terrific cocktail and it was quality over quantity. Crying out for a selfie or group photo is a white throne style of chair and a white 'UK style phone booth.' With the dramatic decor it is hard to resist taking a photo. Whatever time you turn up you can't go wrong with their pho. read more

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This was the perfect place after a cold day at Gatorland. The decor is super cute all black and white. They have Coke products and even the machine was in black and white. You order in a live at the front with 1 cashier. There was a line when we arrived and a line when we left. I ordered the red elephant soup and it was fantastic. There was human error, trying to eat the udon noodles with a spoon, but the taste was amazing. My friend got the pad Thai and it was super good too. I wish my soup came in a smaller size. Plan to bring half home or split with a friend. Definitely will come back again. The tables were all black and white and had condiments. The chairs were very uncomfortable though. read more

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3.5 rounded up to 4 for context (an Viet restaurant in Orlando). Thought the pho was pretty average. The broth was just ok and definitely does not live up to others I have tried (to be fair, I live really close to Little Saigon in Southern California, so YMMV). But it is a really good alternative to other places to eat in Orlando. The service was pretty quick. You order first, get a number and then seat yourself. I didn't find the service good or bad... just efficient. The decor is what it is, definitely fun for the instagrammers but it wasn't why I tried the restaurant. I was just craving pho and it was late. All in all it felt very casual, not very attentive, not super clean, nor detail-oriented but it is fine for what it is. Good option in Orlando. read more

Repeat customer....Those Philly Steak egg rolls are fire! Great customer service and friendly staff. Food is fresh and hot. Highly recommend! read more

Pretty good Vietnamese food for Florida, affordable, generous portions, quick service, cute creative decor with lots of indoor seating. We enjoyed the spring rolls, steak pho, chicken pho & lemonade. Will definitely return next time we're in the area. read more

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Service: 3.2/5 Food: 3.8/5 Price: $15-30 Cute interior that was intentionally designed for the social media era, as evidenced by the designated photo area in the back. I especially liked the puns on the "bookshelves." Would be cooler if the walls were interactive, for now, it's just an one-and-done thing. Food tastes pretty decent, just don't expect authentic dishes. Things I missed about any place outside of NYC: large portions for not an exuberant price + free drink refills. What I Ordered: - Vermicelli Cold Dish: pretty good shrimp, not very pungent fish sauce, crispy spring roll - French Fries: crispy shoestrings, just like mcdonald's read more

Although not truly Twenty Pho hours, it is open pretty late! And it was pretty tasty! We came by one night after arriving into Orlando late in the evening. Although it was a muggy 90+ degrees, my noodle loving wife and kids wanted Pho. You order at a counter, then they bring the food to the table. The restaurant has nice decor with the art on the walls. The food was great. The only thing that I didn't love was the flipping of the tablet expecting a 18% tip for essentially a quick service restaurant. Since it was our first time there, that was a bit misleading since there isn't any 'service.' You get you own water, napkins, utensils, order at the counter, etc. I did appreciate the quick service though and will happily go back next time in Orlando! read more

Twenty Pho Hour - Kimchi noodles - Noodles Near Me - Orlando, Florida

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This Pho place is INSANELY GOOD! My husband and I come here every time we go to Orlando and they NEVER EVER disappoint! The broth is so flavorful and rich and the quality is top notched. There's so many Vietnamese restaurants in 2025 but this one stands out dramatically when it comes to customer service & food quality. Lailani was a GEM. She's so kind, and you can tell she loves her job! She's so sweet and personable that makes you just adore this place even more! She deserves a raise!! She went above and beyond to make sure my husband and I enjoyed our meal and it's honestly so hard to find good customer service now a day. This is one of the place that you can order any of the dishes on the menu, and know that it will taste amazing. I also love how thick the pho noodles are (in my opinion they hold more flavor as they soak up all the broth goodness) and it's just so satisfying and addicting to eat! This place is awesome for anyone who loves themed restaurants and likes to take pictures for instagram! The ambiance is so unique and fun for families. I also appreciate that they close at 2AM (Thurs-Sat) so if you're out drinking and get hungry, this is the perfect remedy. The blend of Japanese and Vietnamese cuisine blends so seamlessly, that it just gives you such a refreshing view of both the cultures combined. For example, the Crispy Pork bowl had Bun Bo Hue broth (which is SO flavorful with the aromatic lemongrass) but made with ramen noodles instead of the traditional thick round rice vermicelli. Can't wait to come back the next time we're in Orlando to try the cold vermicelli dish! What we ordered: Pho Dac Biet ($17.25) - Comes with thick pho noodles and served with brisket, meatball, tripe & tendon Crispy Pig Bowl ($16.25) - Made with a rich savory pork broth and is served with ramen noodles, crispy pork belly, bok choy, mushrooms and fried onion Overall, thank you Lailani for giving impeccable service and for taking care of us! We love Twenty Pho Hour and its staff. The food speaks for itself, but the customer service is the reason why we will be back. read more

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When we arrived, there was a long wait so I expected a great experience, I was wrong. The pho was bland, I ordered the seafood pho and there was a bug in my pho, The waiter took it off the bill. When we sat down, the table smelled rancid, due to bacteria growing under the ripped plastic. I disinfected it with my wipes after requesting they wipe the table twice and the table was still rancid. The squid was terrible, it was majority breaded. The cheesesteak rolls were very good. This place is all hype, great aesthetics, but not sanitary. Also, I ordered a mimosa and it did not come in a glass, but came in a kid's cup instead. Very mid experience, would not return. read more

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It has good food and amazing service and would recommend any noodle lovers and it's great