Adelaide Pho

These people REALLY know their stuff. Nice ambience, friendly staff and the DEFINITION of comfort-food delivered to our table within minutes! Wonderful place.
Oh yeah, serves are also MASSIVE and prices are cheap.

Oh wow my mouth is soo happy right now. Fresh ingredients and popping flavours! Relaxed and kind service too. Nom nom nom nom nom. Thankyou Adelaide Pho

I have to say it is a very terrible experience in this restaurant.
The waitress here ordered wrong cuisine for us. That’s not serious. The serious thing is she is so rude to her customers!
Saying it’s my hearing problem when she repeat the order. And warning me to be careful to order next time. What? !
So ridiculous!

Really let me down.

Never have such experience before
Hope they will change their attitudes to their customers.

I love the pho so much here that I have never ordered anything else. The service is always excellent and it is so economical.

Really impressed, Vietnam quality. We missed this authentic taste. Thank you Adelaide Pho you made our lonely hearts warm and belly full of goodness.

Had lunch and returned to have dinner with my wife. Delicious and fresh pho, great for a cold winters day. The salt and pepper squid is very tasty as well.

Great yummy delicious food, good prices & very friendly staff, good city location, recommend to anyone

Great combination beef noodle soup, a few Vietnamese restaurant cooked without MSG, at least not much. Because I didn't feel thirsty after lunch. Iced coffee is rich and taste good. A best Vietnamese restaurant I tried in Adelaide.

Love their pho and satay chicken

Pawpaw salads and the fried flounder fish were also great

Services are always nice

For somewhere that has Pho in their name, the phoe itself is bad. Second only to food court pho. I'd probably not go again.
The noodles tasted like packet noodles and the broth wasn't the beat.

Amazing Pho and fried pork chops. All the food here is very well priced and is great value as it tastes great. The food is also served very fast which is good.

This must be a popular Vietnamese restaurant in Adelaide as it’s still full house at 14: 00 during lunch (with two big table left).
I will need to wait for 5 minutes to get a table for two.
The signature: pho combination is very delicious with hot enough beef soup! 5 stars with this one; while as for my other stir-fried beef one, still not but a bit too strong favor (to me.).
Go and try if you have time and love Vietnamese good.
Waitress are great and nice.

Pho in piping hot broth that is full of flavor, yet won't make me thirsty. Good value for money and easily the best pho in town.

Been trying to call for 8 hours to make a booking. No answer. Internet says you are open. Answer your ohone please

Not the best looking setting but if you are after a great pho and lovely rice and lemongrass chicken this is the place to be.

Food is ok, but goddess dont ask for extra chilli you be charge a dollar's for a few slices.services can be a hit and miss

Food is good. The staff need to be more professional especially where to put cutlery, water drink glass, and not serving from behind. Minimum eftpos $20 is ridiculous.

There is just something magical about Vietnamese food, it really is food for the soul. The fresh herbs, combined with traditional recipes is so inviting and invigorating. It is filling, healthy and delicious. A favourite little spot.

Combo rice was disappointing compared to PhoSA. Nowhere near as good. Walls are coated with the droplets of previous pho slurpers as well. I don't mind to much about grime but it was at an off putting level. Had a soup there previously that was decent though so maybe their menu varies in level.

Good pho. Not the greatest you've ever had, but also by no means bad. Their combination noodle is fantastic though, so explore the menu and you'll be pleasantly surprised!
This place is almost always busy, but not too crowded to get a table or quick service, except for Friday and Saturday nights when you can expect a short wait.
Typical pho joint, high noise and low ambiance means it's a bad place to have a conversation, but on the upside the hubbub masks the sound of you slurping your noodles!