I love unpho-gettable experiences, and I certainly had one here because I was sick during my trip to Australia and the pho searched right up here. the fact that it essentially visited a hole in the wall of many asiates and the bathroom were as low quality as a stereotypical chinatown place were indicators that this restaurant would be great. the menu selection is huge and it was hard to select only a dish I really wanted. but of course I stayed on my pho. the pho had a tasteful broth and was generous in garnishes. the meat was cooked to perfection. hoisin sauce and sriracha were close. Pho-joint essential, they say it. I want to try again some of the others if I'm in the sydney!
since 15 years in saigon pho. I'm pretty sure the current owner changed. all viet signature dishes did not have the taste they should have. even the cervical yellow drink came directly from a dose (large long pieces) and simply add crushed ice in it. it was a catastrophe. we have not tried the new Chinese cuisine on the menu, but maybe they should be completely revisited on a new menu that they are good instead of trying to replicate the dishes of the ex-owner.
typical small Vietnamese restaurant. I like this type of places where it is family-run, simple style, cheap and eating is good. I just took a couple of summer rolls and they were good. fresh taste but small. the erdnus sauce was more on the liquid side and had a little spicy. the lady who served me was very kind. what is refreshing, like some small places like these are just wham bam fast service. I would come back to try other dishes.
>We often visit Flemington but never ventured the other side of the train station. Who would have thought that little Vietnamese food shops lined up those streets. There were plenty of restaurants to choose from and mostly serve Pho. But my sister, having tried most of the shops there, recommended Pho Siagon B&B.
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we often visit flemington, but never the other side of the railway station. who would have thought that small Vietnamese food stores would have accumulated these roads. there were many restaurants to choose from and usually serve pho. but my sister, most of the shops there tried, recommended pho siagon b
A small Vietnamese Restaurant near Flemington station. Not all Vietnamese, they still provide some chinese food. Rice is large in quantity, but not yummy. It has almost no difference with the white rice although it looks in red. Roasted duck is overcooked, but soup is nice with pork.
Came here because other places were busy but I've been here before a few times and it's ok. This time around it was just disappointing,what we ordered didn't match what we got. The food did come out fast but I just didn't enjoy my meal
Yummy yummy ever! Reasonable price and yummy foods. They provide real pho in this is the best pho restaurant in Sydney area. Near Flemningtone train station.
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Its just right across the road of Flemington Train station. Cheap and cheerful and good portion of food especially coming over here from the Eastern Suburbs.
I've been here many times. flawless eating and service every time.
