Pho Gia Hoi

Generous meat to noodle ratio portions, generous vegetables. Overall great but soup lacking that big oompf/ depth. Wonton crispy but dry filling. Sewage smell that came and go toward the end of our meal that put us off.
Note minimum spend $20pp.

A$20 minimum for person. Lots of options available including pho and rice. Fair prices. A bit thirsty after having the soup noodles.

Ate here everyday of my trip and was never disappointed ! Everything I tasted was delicious & hearty portions. My fav was the spicy noodle soup with shrimp. I added tofu for $4 and was given a lot.

Very yummy and tasted real Vietnamese style pho.Having many selections from the menu with reasonable prices. One of the best pho in town.
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One of the few truly authentic Vietnamese restaurants you will find in/near Chinatown.

The ambiance is casual, just like most of the restaurants you will find in the streets of Hanoi.

As a kid who grew up eating my Vietnamese grandma's cooking, I can say that the food was spot on in terms of flavor. The soup from the Pho broth was like a warm hug, and the beef balls had a homemade texture, which I liked.

Although the place was packed, service was not compromised since we were attended to pretty quickly, and the server even offered an extra chair for our bags, which was a thoughtful gesture.

Would come back anytime I want to satisfy my Vietnamese food cravings.

Its a very good restaurant in George street near Haymarket to have quick lunch. The service was good, staff was very friendly and food was delicious. Highly recommended to try this authentic Vietnamese cuisine. 💯

Nice place if you’re craving something homely and modest. Our food came out pretty quickly and the staff are nice. The pho is okay but the soup doesn’t seem to have as much depth, and the combination beef noodle soup didn’t have a lot of beef pieces either. However, the dry noodle with grilled chicken was quite tasty and they were very generous with the bean spouts and basil.