Pho Plus

The best PHO in town! Great service, the staff greet you when you enter the restaurant.
You will return for more great dining experiences!

A surprisingly good Vietnamese restaurant right in the middle of Cape Coral. The spring rolls were excellent the soup was delicious you could really share one meal for two people. The service was good. The restaurant itself as far as décor was lacking.

The phở is pretty exceptional. They offer pretty traditional Vietnamese dishes at a really good price.

It was ok, had a weird after taste. I might go back as a last resort. I will be looking for a different Phở place for noodle bowls

I found a new place to have Awesome soup! In town «Phở Plus». The best very friendly people., specially the owner. So nice and kind…
The place is cozy and clean.
definitely will recommend this place.
And I’ll be back every if I could… Love Phở Soup, but hopefully they can add more of meatballs on P1, still love it!

I’ve eaten Phở at a lot of places in a lot of different cities.
I am still looking for that over the top place in SWFL.
I thought the spring rolls were good but the sauce could have been better as it dried up before the rolls were finished.
Also they didn’t have a good homemade hot sauce to put in the soup as other places.
The basil leaves and bean sprouts were wilting as if they were on their last hour before heading to the trash. The basil leaves were turning black on one side.
The meat contents in the Phở were lacking substance and flavor like the soup broth.
First time I didn’t finish the entire soup.
Also $ 13.95 for a large soup was the most I’ve ever seen charged for this food before.
Service was average.
The place was empty at 7:15 pm on a Thursday night.
I am still looking for good Phở in SWFL.
I guess Orlando is the best choices for a Vietnamese restaurant as there are so many to choose from and competition makes them strive to be good.

really doubt if I would go back for lunch again. Two bowls of soup regular size, two appetizers and Hot tea $ 50 with tip. Just too many places to go in Cape Coral to eat something delicious and spend $ 20 less. The soup was OK but not above ordinary. I look forward to A great Thai broth just didn’t get it there.

Really tasty Phở! We got it to go, so I can’t speak much for the service or ambiance, though a bit hard to find tucked back in the corner of the plaza (a lit sign would help!)
The mint, lime, and hot sauce added extra flavor making this phở some of the best I have ever had, which as the amateur phở enthusiast I am, this is saying something! Chicken was a bit tough, and egg rolls a bit heavy on the breading, but overall a positive eating experience.

So glad we found this place! It was a bit hard to find, tucked into the corner of the plaza. Being Chinese and picky about our Asian food, we are always skeptical we we try any new Asian place. When ordering, the owner Phil came out and provided some recommendations — salt and pepper jumbo shrimp (fresh caught from the gulf), and the mussels. We gladly tried them and boy were they good! Made with care and expertise. We also ordered phở, and they were also very tasty. The broth is fresh and natural tasting, light but flavorful. Phil is also opening an Asian grocery market next door to this restaurant! You can tell is is driven and really cares about his business. Give it a try soon!

The staff is so down to earth and accommodating.
So yummy!
My boyfriend and I are addicted!!!
We will be back !

Great phở place tucked away in the back of the TJ Maxx plaza. Prices are good and the serving is more than plentiful. I haven’t have a bad dish here yet and will certainly be returning.

Wow! Just Wow! I can still taste my seafood Phở! I am a Phở lover and I know good Phở! The seafood pieces are big thick pieces and soooo fresh! Like did they just catch this seafood or what??? Sooo delicious! The stock was perfect not fatty at all with tons of flavor and trimmings! I don’t know what kind of hot tea that was but it was sooo yummy and flavorful and honestly the best tea I’ve had! I’m asking tomorrow so stay tuned! I just had to get some to go! The restaurant is clean, smells good and creatively decorated! THEY EVEN HAVE PLUG TO CHARGE MY PHONE! WHAAAT! Phil Tran and the family are very kind and made me feel comfortable and like at home! I live in California where we’re spoiled with good Phở spots so I came to the right place! WELL worth the 20 minute drive and VERY WELL worth the money… I can’t wait for dinner tomorrow just to taste what else they got going on in that kitchen back there! They need more stars for this one!

So PHO-​king good !!! Omg this place was so delicious! They start the meal off bringing water and these yummy little shrimp chips (think shrimpy pork rinds). I ordered the super sized beef flank and beef tendon Phở ($ 13.95) it was GIANTand I have a full quart of soup coming home with me :) comes with fresh Thai basil tons of bean sprouts and lime so excited to have found this place, definitely will be coming back. They also have lots of types of fresh smoothies and bubble teas as well as iced Jasmine tea (my favorite). Phở plus gets a A+ from me!

As someone who regularly checks Unilocal before trying out new places I am glad I didn’t before my lunch. I would have missed out on some great phở! Not sure what some of these people were so upset about or their experience in other phở places but as someone who has had it from china town in ny, Eden center in Va, all the way to LA I’m pretty particular on how it should taste and was very impressed with the flavor of the broth (before adding all kinds of condiments) was very well balanced and not too light like some places. My husband added shrimp to his and they were large good quality shrimp u would find in a cocktail. The thai tea was perfectly done, and summer and spring rolls were fresh the perfect compliment .
I look forward to going back for more and sampling other dishes !

Never never again. Cold food. Dirty table. Cocky owner. I had to leave the establishment after the first bite of my egg roll. I mean how do you mess up an eggroll? Anyway save your money and find another spot

This is my first time here and I have to say it is one of the most authentic Vietnamese restaurant in the FM/​Cape area. I got the R5 and Thai tea boba. Although the tea could have tasted a bit better, the tapioca was fresh and chewy. My dish came with a ton of rice and the pork chop was very thick as well as tender and flavorful. I did not try the phở to which this place is known for but I will definitely be back again.

DO NOT EAT HERE! Let’s start with the owner being super cocky and saying he’s «blowing up» so to speak however the establishment is a tiny hole in the wall that needs much disinfecting and a deep cleaning. It was also dead in there which should have been a good indication of how my brief experience would be. The owner attempted to sit me down at a filthy table that I had to ask to be cleaned off. The chips on the table were old Stale and appeared moldy. I reluctantly ordered an app and meal anyway. The egg rolls were ice old, very stale and chewy. At that point I stood up told the waitress who had been touching her face, her dirty repulsive apron, along with everything else imaginable that I would be leaving and never returning again. Total time there 10mins. Don’t bother going. It’s disgusting and possibly a health hazard. Dirty establishment. The owner should be embarrassed and ashamed. Warning he will be serving at the Taste of lee county unless you want ecoli stay away from that place, I am embaressed to have even checked into this dump. Completely and utterly disgusted.

I had been craving Phở all day and didn’t think I’d have time to get any after the gym until I saw signs for Phở Plus! So glad I stopped in. The décor is still in transition and the location is kinda tricky but totally worth it.
I ordered the spring roll appetizer and the chicken phở.
The spring rolls were huge and stuffed with fresh veggies, shrimp and pork (I think). They were served with three sauces; a peanut sauce, a chili sauce and a spicy brown sauce. Delicious!
I ordered the chicken phở as my main dish. The broth was perfectly silky and perfumed with Thai basil, cilantro and citrus and the there was a good amount of chicken in the broth as well, which I was happy about.
All in all is conclude that my experience was very good and the food was awesome! I’ll definitely be back!

When I say that Phở Plus is hidden, I mean it may as well be wearing camouflage. It is tucked away! A little exploration on foot and I found it.
Walking in the door, I saw that the décor was seriously lacking. It was clean, but non-​existent, unless you count the DRUM SET on the mini stage near the kitchen. Dahell izzat about? I tried to wrap my head around it, but gave up. It’s kept me up a few nights wondering about it.
A pretty simple menu. Not much in the line of explanation though. I knew what most of the traditional dishes were, but most round eyes would have no idea. I initially wanted phở, but then I saw the spicy noodles on the menu. The waiter/​owner (?) came over and started explaining what phở was, even after he asked me if I knew what it was. I assume this is because I’m a round eye.
I started off with shrimp spring rolls, which came out quickly and looked tasty. They were served with a few dollops of sauces on the side. As I ate the spring rolls and used the sauces, they all started to mix together. I can’t say it was bad, because they were all yummy sauces, but I like to stick with the chili sauce. The rolls were a little heavy with something that tasted a lot like cilantro. It might have even been cilantro!
I also assumed that because I wasn’t ordering phở, but instead the spicy noodles, that it wouldn’t be served soup-​style, but I was wrong. It looked, and tasted, a lot like a spicy phở. There was a LOT of it too. It was mostly good, but the pieces of pork were VERY fatty and gristly. It does hold true to the Vietnamese way of cooking everything and wasting nothing, but I think most Americans would be turned off by such. I know I would have preferred lean, appetizing slices of meat, and these were not it. I still can’t say it was bad though. I just don’t like chewing gristle.
My beverage went dry too. Dammit. Cardinal sin of the restaurant world! Especially when it’s not busy, and the waiter walks by several times. Maybe the drum set was distracting him.
At some point during my lunch I was brought shrimp crisps. This is one of the VERY few times that I’ve had them while in the States, and I welcomed them. They rocked, and I got some to go. I didn’t like the pink ones though. Not sure what was up with those, but the rest of them were great.
In summary, the décor was very seriously lacking. The food was good, with strong Vietnamese roots, and perhaps a little TOO traditional. Service was fast, but somewhat inattentive. The price was probably a little more than what I’d normally spend on lunch, but it made two lunches for me, as there was plenty to take home.
It was fair. Nothing to write home about, and I probably wouldn’t recommend it to my visiting family. I’d be willing to give it another go and try some different menu items.

So far the best tasting Phở I’ve come across in Lee or Collier county. Food was amazing, just about put a hole in the bowl trying to finish my beef combo Phở. The flavor of the beef broth is excellent. Reminds me of home in So Cal. Also had the salted fried shrimp. Once again an excellent plate. I’m not a fan of unpeeled shrimp, but these were done so well they are the only exception I’ve ever made. My wife had the combo noodle plate with shrimp, pork and egg rolls, which she couldn’t stop comparing to home. Lastly the iced coffee was perfect, can’t stop at just one. And for those who love/​miss boba, they have a few selections available, which my wife loved. Surprisingly I’ve have yet to see a boba shop in SW FL.
What topped everything off was talking to Philip, the owner/​host/​waiter/​anything else. Very friendly and inviting. Topped off our experience here with a big positive.
If there is any negative to be had, its only going to occur the first time you visit. The location is tucked away in the corner section of the mall down a walkway, so you may drive by and not see it at first. After that first visit however, it will not be a problem.