Attracted by the outlook of the restaurant, I went to try this Vietnamese restaurant. I ordered butter chicken wings, Pho and avocado shake. The portion of the Beef Pho is sufficient for a boy and the butter chicken wings are finger licking good! The shake...is very refreshing and healthy Will definitely come back to try other dishes =]More

Today my wife wanted to eat Vietnam food. So we found a restaurant nearby her work place. We ordered a beef noodles. Delicious!!!!! The best dishes was pineapple fried rice. The size was huge and suitable for 2 to 3 persons Lots of pineapple inside!...Highly recommendMore

This Vietnamese restaurant is near Sheung Wan Station. With a lot of good reviews online, we decided to give it a try. We have ordered 3 dishes. This amount is just right for 2 girls. Pomelo & Shrimp Salad - Fresh shrimp & grapefruit, very...appetizing! Vietnamese grilled pork neck fillet - the pork neck is soft and the sauce is also good. Vietnamese raw beef & beef ball pho - the raw beef is very tender and the amount is large, good taste! In addition to the good taste of food, the environment is very comfortable, there is a certain distance for each table. From time to time someone helps to add water, it is worth eating!More

If you're in need of some Vietnamese comfort food, you can't go wrong here. Ingredients are fresh and the service staff is very attentive. The name has changed from Pho 1 to Pho nhat. Check photos for the storefront.

Visited last night with friends. Food and service were quite excellent. Plenty of sauces on each table to add if you want more flavor. Vietnamese spring rolls is one of my favorite vietnamese food. Deep fried, filled with veggie and vermicelli, very crunchy Vietnamese raw...beef pho is pretty tasty as well. The portion is big served with many thinly sliced raw beef on top. The broth tastes so good with rich beefy flavor Would try again soon!!More

The actual name is Pho Nhat. Food was fantastic! Would recommend the meals with the vermicelli noodles & grab a coconut for good measure! Table service was slow & you need to be a little pushy to get attention.

this is a small restaurant with incredibly good and authentic viatnemes food. we went there every day and enjoyed the soups or the noodle dishes. a chilled freshly cut coconut as a drink - what else do you want from a place like this. even...if there were queues of people waiting outside, food was served quickly and always totally fresh. prices are very reasonable (main dish about 60-80 HK$).More

We accidentally found this place and was a great surprise. PHO was delicious and cheap. Menu has lots of options for kids what makes a win for a family trip. We returned 3 times and will definitely recommend if you are in the area, we...stayed at the Ibis Central , 5 minutes walking.More

Love the soup base of the pho so much! It’s not too strong and with all the spices, it made a perfect bowl.

Guys this restaurant is great Service is great with smiling people Food is just fantastic Price is really affordable I will recommend you Definitely this place... but this is not a “fancy” restaurant ... ! If you join with friends and are looking to have...simple but super tasty food then go for it ... not a romantic restaurant.More

The cooked beef pho was delicious. This was our first day in Hong Kong. When the waiter noticed that I was struggling with the chop sticks he brought me a fork. It was much appreciated! I would definitely recommend this to anyone who would like...to try authentic Vietnamese food for the first time!More

In the jungle of overpriced restaurants, pubs and bars in Hong Kong this is a jewel. Real Vietnamese food brings me back to Vietnam 21 years ago when I fell in love with this elegant and tasty cuisine. They employ cooks from Vietnam and it...shows. The beef Pho was sublime, with the exact balance of flavours, slightly coriander and slightly umami fishsaucy. Crystal clear and elegant with glass noodles. A winner! Beef with lemongrass, prawn chips and rice was a good looker and again a winner. Fresh, tasty and perfectly balanced. The Vietnamese spring rolls were top notch, crispy and full of umami pork flavours. Cheap and tasty Saigon beer was a qualified follower. Maybe not the most ambient of settings, but a knock out in Hong Kong quality/price. 201 HK dollars for two people can't be beaten! Go Pho1!More