Pho Hoa

Sacharissa Reinaldo

2.0

so i was actually craving for a good tom yum and there aren't quite good choices in festivall mall where you can have this. there was one in SM southmall which i really like but it's too far from alabang. I tried tom yum in Khuathai and it's just just ok so i wanted to try it from another restaurant. There aren't many people when i came in so i don't get it why it took about 5-7 mins before they approach me to get my order. For 1 cup of plain rice that would cost you 60 pesos, means you're really getting so much less for what you're paying so a good service should compensate for it. well, let it pass. but what shocked me was when the waiter (in red uniform) came back with a glass of water and utensils, I immediately noticed his nails , all nails are not that long but they're dirty! stucked with dirts underneath the nails. so thick, not just a faint streak! I was aghast to thinks that this person serves the food! as for the tomyum for 225 pesos, it has 3 tiger prawns, tomato and a few mushrooms. the soup is average, nothing to be hype about. as for the hygiene, that really is something. i won't be coming back and i don't recommend it

Khaleesi

3.0

The dining area is small and can only take 30-40 total customers at a time. The food is tasty but not over the top. If you want a healthier alternative to the usual soups and salads and noodles, this is a good choice. We've been going here for years and the food is consistently ok, the menu doesn't change though

Jamee Uy

4.0

Pho has been Vietnam's national dish and one must  try their #50 at any of their branches all over Metro Manila. The Pho Nam Chin, Gan Bo Vien is the  perfect combination of all meats with a good broth something that is comforting throughout the day.  Even add a little sriracha just for that extra kick. Your Pho experience would surely be satisfying.