Pho Saigon

The restaurant is very spacious, clean and tastefully decorated. Each employee I came in contact with was very polite. They have a great menu — many different varieties and choices. There are also little sauces on the table, chopsticks and spoons so everything you need is right there. I have to HIGHLY recommend their garlic chili sauce. I was told they make it there themselves, and it was amazing. The Phở was outstanding and the veggies were nice and fresh. I also had the spring rolls… I LOVE these. I actually ordered a second plate because they were so good lol. The best part was the price. Everything is very affordable and you get the perfect amount of food. I will definitely be coming back often.

Sketchy location. Decent phở. Noodles aren’t the thick ones. Service is ok. They forgot my Thai basil on to-​go order which is a must. I prefer other phở in Orlando vs this one. It was packed so others obviously like it!

Phở tasted good. But the difference between small and large seems to just be soup. Fried spring roll is small. I’m not from around here but in Toronto it’s way better on average.

The phở was great. I didn’t personally see any health concerns as Are mentioned in other reviews. Everything was delicious and tasted fresh. I ate every last drop of my soup and also has the shrimp spring rolls, which were quite tasty.

Stopped by on a cold night because phở is the best when it’s cold or raining. The restaurant was located in a corner of a plaza but it’s was very sketchy. Pretty much all of Orlando is sketchy. The server was very nice. The table was sticky though. Phở was average nothing special. ⁵⁄₁₀ for appearance, taste was ⁶⁄₁₀. Their boba tea was absolutely horrible don’t waste your money. Tasted like a nasty protein drink. Overall I would rated this place 3 stars.

Was in Orlando for a few days and was recommended to phở saigon by an acquaintance. I ordered the phở bo vien, tai rieng (phở with meatballs, beef separate). The other two in my party ordered bun bo hue and phở dac biet. Food service was very fast. He said the bun bo hue was terrible. Poor appearance and taste. She said the phở dac biet was okay. My phở was poor on appearance. Broth looked bland and phở noodles still looked like they were thawing. After seasoning and garnishing my phở, it was okay. I ordered a thai tea boba. It was pretty bad boba. Very bland, boba was over cooked and just darn right squishy. The restaurant overall was very nice and i liked the atmosphere. Service was friendly enough. Although we ordered a to go and i think they forgot about it so we had a little wait before it was ready even though we had already finished.
All in all, it was alright. Definitely not the best, but dont think i would come back unless i was starving and the other places were busy.

BEWARE! This place is a HEALTH HAZARD!
I came here with my husband to get a hot bowl of phở after being drenched in the rain. And Guess what? At first I thought maybe there bean sprouts are just old. But then my husband, who is very observative, kept noticing that they always left the plate of bean sprouts out every time they bus the tables. He secretly watch them, and found out that they REUSE their plates of leftover bean sprouts!!! The employees would look to see if anyone was watching and placed FRESH sprouts on top! Wtf? And that’s what I had eaten! That is disgusting! This is exactly how diseases are transmitted! Don’t come here! I’m never coming here again neither!

I havent ate phở in a while so I went to this place while passing by from Millenia Mall and in between Disney. I miss a hot bowl of phở.
My table had a bowl of phở bo vien and bun thit bo nuong which is rice noodles with grilled beef. Although I miss a hot bowl of phở, I ordered a side order of the phở soup. If youre lucky it will be free but I had a long sweet talk conversation so it was on the house. Don’t forget to be respectful to your waiter or waitress, english is there second or third language. If you are nice, of course it will be in your favor.
I must say the phở portion was rather really tiny. I thought it was pricey for a small bowl of phở or 8 – 9 bucks. I think our waitress forgot to ask for the size and I didnt have the chance to tell her I wanted a large bowl. There were only a few pieces of bo vein.
The rice noodles with grilled beef was tasty but I hate raw bean sprouts so it ruined my taste. If you dont like cucumbers, raw bean sprouts, or have a peanut allergy, dont forget to notify them because they will not announce it to you before you order.
Overall, I would eat here again but I would order a large bowl of phở tai bo vien instead of the plain bo vien. I also thought the cup of water they provided was so cute and tiny. I dont mind the décor and the oldness of the furniture like some other Unilocalers. If the food is good, I will come back. I would come back for the rice noodles as well once I am really craving for it. I saw a lot of people ordering the spring rolls, I didnt order it myself since I know how to make it and its really easy. If youre lazy try it out and let me know. :)

The phở was average but the summer and spring rolls were awful… their rice noodle dish with beef was interesting… the noodles had no sauce on them and beef though tasted ok was dry and boring. The restaurant was rather loud (maybe due to tile floor?) And the servers were rather unfocused (?). I probably won’t go back.

We like this place, food is pretty good…

My family and I are here for a little vacation, looking for a place to eat. I searched on Google and found this place. We went in and sat down at a table. Three adults and two toddlers. We placed our order and just sat and watched three other groups after us getting their food before us. I was like damn… What did we do to deserve this kind of service. And then, we asked for a small bowl for our two year old daughter. Our waiter took two bowls from the table next to us, rinse it and put it on our table. Really? If I was anything other than Asian, I think I would’ve gotten better service. Will NEVER go here again.
I don’t recommend this place to anyone. For those who think this place is good, you haven’t had real Vietnamese food and hospitality. This place sucks.

Very nice and authentic Vietnamese food. The server was attentive and answered every single question that we had. Definitely will be returning in the future.

Situated in a corner of a «Asian themed» plaza on West 50, this place is pretty unassuming. Walk in the door, and it smells pretty good, like any Vietnamese restaurant. The décor is old; chairs are chipping, tables aren’t updated, etc.
Our server was really friendly, and made some clarifications for us on the menu for those of us who had questions. The food was good, but not *great* by any means. I didn’t get Phở (it was too hot out for me to enjoy a hot soupy dish). I got a BBQ chicken dish, that was housed under the «Broken Rice» section of the menu. It was quite pretty looking upon arrival. One of the girls with me asked for just chicken and veggies, and her dish looked tasty. Two of the three girls who ordered Phở liked it, but didn’t really love it.
The napkin dispenser had these dinky little napkins that weren’t helpful individually, and that’s always off putting for me.
Overall, it was a mediocre experience. Good food, but the place looks kind of dirty because of how old the décor is.

Great service and really good food for an even better price. Not the nicest looking restaurant but it’s doable. The location is in Chinatown next to the big supermarket. I’ll definitely be back if I get around to it. Phở is phở. It all depends on the freshness of vegetables.

I’d give this place 4 stars had it not been for my husband’s mental breakdown. As the Vietnamese travelers, we go on road trips at least twice a year. I ordered the Bun Bo Hue (spicy beef noodle) while my husband and children ordered the «Summer roll» (a.k.a. «Spring roll» for us northerners), egg rolls and phở tai bo vien.
Before we could actually judge our food without bias, the husband was very distraught after he came out of the restroom: he couldn’t identify the worker who did not wash his hands. So understandably, he did not enjoy his phở. I, though, thought the bun was above average compared to all I’ve tried before. Could it be the added flavor?

This is the first time I have ever awarded something on Unilocal with 5 stars, but I feel that this little gem in Pine Hills is truly deserving of it.
Let me start off by saying that this is now considered my go-​to spot for Vietnamese food. I have eaten there 5 times already, and all 5 times I have ordered a different meal and have never been disappointed. The food is just so darn good. I love the strong smell of fish sauce that greets your nostrils as you walk in. I love seeing the locals dining there, which is important to me, indicating for me that the food is authentic.
I highly recommend this little joint, you won’t be disappointed.

This is one of my favorite spots for Phở and I don’t get tired of them. A must for me when I’m in Orlando.

My husband and I were dying for some good Phở in the Orlando area, and after reading some of the reviews for this place we decided to give it a try.
The place is not great looking, you can tell two people are running the entire place; But don’t get me wrong the server was really nice and took the time to answer our questions about the menu.
We ordered the tofu rolls as an appetizer and chicken phở as entrée.
The tofu was overpowering on the appetizer, you needed a lot of that peanut sauce that comes with it to enjoy them.
Now, the phở … that was simply amazing!!! The size, the flavor, and the price!
We are most definitely coming back for more!

Very authentic, and very good. Worth a trip over to this side of town. The phở saigon
Was amazing.

Great spot in an easily accessible part of Colonial Drive. There are plenty of Vietnamese noodle places along 50 and mills ave. but none are as easy to get to as this place.
It’s right next to 1^st Oriental too so one can eat then shop or vice versa. The phở is very tasty and the soup base is not salty (tastes homemade). The summer rolls are especially delicious as well.