Ca Phe Saigon

Marc Jimenez

5.0

I think it's safe to say that this is my favorite Vietnamese restaurant in the metro. Simple, delicious, and will not blow a hole in my wallet. I consider it one of my and my boyfriend's happy places.Whenever we eat here, we only order three dishes: a Vietnamese Beef Noodle Soup for each of us and then Vietnamese Fried Rolls and Fresh Rolls to share. He's more partial to the Fresh Rolls while I'm more partial to the Fried Rolls. Those are all that we need, really. They're all delicious. I love how I can actually finish the broth of the Pho without the umay feeling at the end.

Christine Endencia

5.0

You can taste the freshness of their ingredients and how well the food are seasoned. Portions are good for sharing and worth its price. Glad that I had my birthday dinner here. No regrets & looking forward to more visits! ❤️

Awliyasagullo

1.0

Its picturesque becs I have an RNI App but truth be told, the Pho was just more soup and less beef as well as noodles. The taste was okay but the neighboring Hole in the Wall, Big Moe’s also in San Roque beat this with a more aromatic and brothy taste. The price advertised here is a stark difference from the one currently presented. The Pho’s big bowl starts at ₱380 (the competitor just ₱240). They tend to be quite cunningly deceiving especially when we ordered the Shrimp fresh roll. We asked first hand what was the price and the Staff directly pointed with his hands at the ₱150 pesos price marked. When we got the receipt, the rolls which was barely 6 pieces (note that the shrimp was cut in half- not the usual generous pieces given) was hiked up to ₱270. If I had not firmly told them that I will go straight to Marikina City Hall on the Consumer Desk regarding this, they will not be able to reduce this to the original price. This is a house turned restaurant. So, dine if you dare. We’re first timers and we are definitely not coming back.