P.H.A.T. PHO

Evette Cabangon

3.0

We ate at the Phat Pho in Robinson's Cybergate mall simply yesterday. I've passed because of it often but dropped in yesterday because I'm going to be vacationing in Saigon shortly (beginning tomorrow) and believed I'd get yourself a little preview, as they say. My wife shows methat Vietnamese noodles are great, therefore i ordered their Bun Bo Hue and a Pepsi. When I arrived, I had been disappointed to note that the meats was mostly bone, pores and skin, and fat -- which, if you ask me, is virtually inedible. I am aware that some individuals might enjoy it but I'm not just one of these. I took photographs showing how much bone, epidermis, and fat there is. But that isn't the restaurant's fault. I simply didn't know I'd become getting meat components I can't stand to eat. In the event that you talk about my distaste for boiled fats and pores and skin (and prying them from bone), you will want to order various other dish. Anyway, after the bone, epidermis, and body fat were removed, all of those other dish was very good. The both has been pretty flavorful and spicy. The very best component was the noodles; prepared just right. I hadn't taken notice of the costs, so was just a little surprised to note that the Bun Bo Hue soup and Pepsi totaled 448 pesos (about 9 dollars). Ignoring the bone, pores and skin, and body fat, the dish was very good. The provider was adequate. However the price had been high. General, I'd rate the eating place as average.

Lexa

3.0

This place was difficult to find as the map location on TripAdvisor is wrong. This location is situated in Robinsons Cybergate. THE SUMMERTIME Rolls were clean and great. The Pho Bo has been very delicious even though broth was just a little salty. I must say i enjoyed themeal. This is a small location, family friendly, no outfit code no WiFi. Enjoy.

Yanyan Toh

4.0

Phat Pho was a Vietnamese cafe which served quick and tasty delicious pho along with other Vietnamese meals at a good reasonable cost for the meal. I had a large plate of pho that i shared in addition to a dish of some satays, which weredone with the proper person level of seasonings. The staff examined on us sufficiently times without having to be bothersome. Pricing was good for the quantity of food you received. The restroom was clean and had obviously been serviced. The curious thing is that the music played is very much indeed a random complete mixture of everything which eventually ends up being humorous once you eat pho to "YMCA" by the Village Individuals. Not too very much in the form of atmosphere for me.