Roll'd

I went to this kiosk today and upon ordering my food I notice that the girl serving who is handling money with gloves on then goes to the rice paper rolls and places them into the box with the same gloves. This was only the first negative thing I noticed. Then as I was being served the girl taking my order barely made eye contact and barely spoke and it came across quite rude. I have had this experience previously whilst ordering here with the same girl. I ordered two rice paper rolls and an ice coffee. She then walks off to grab my food without telling me how much it was to then come back and still not tell me how much it was. I got my food and then went to sit down only to find floating bits of curdled milk in my ice coffee. I take the drink back to the counter to be served my the same girl again. I tell her what’s in my drink, she then looks at it and walks off with my drink and pours it out. She comes back to the counter and offers me an ice coffee from the same batch I received early I turned it down and asked for a refund. The girl did not acknowledge me after I asked for that instead she put the money in my hand without saying anything and goes on to serving the next customer. I am very disappointed in the customer service I received and the state of the food and the drink I received and due to this I will not be coming back to this kiosk again.

I come here for the banh mi. Its pretty expensive, compared to other shops, but it's the only banh mi you can get for miles around.

It depends on the day. Some days the pho is good, some its not. On the good days it tastes nice, but would be better to have more beef and some Thai basil. Also there cup pho is quite cute.

The rolls are pretty good though.

Would come again just hopefully some improvements!

Would really love to see the use of Thai mint and basil available as a side with every bowl so you can add it yourself.

Average pho flavor, way too expensive, friendly staff but she didnt suggest us towards the deal they have to save me money.
Just a nite guys: save money on other staff, not what u serve to the customers. Street pho shop is not supposed to look fancy but is supposed to taste a million $.

Let me start with the positive. The rolls were really nice and the vermicelli was decent as well, despite the beef being quite tough. What was really disappointing was the pho, the soup just isn't as rich as other places I've been to in the past, the upside is that the sliced beef was quite tender. The drinks they made in store weren't that nice, the lemon tea in particular was way too sweet. If you're in the area and are craving for Vietnamese food, then go ahead, but if I wouldn't recommend coming here specifically for it.