Pho 75

Not a bad place to have a quick bowl of Phở,
That’s pretty much all that’s on the menu, with differing beef bits and a chicken or veg option.
They are quire well priced as well.

It’s ok, but I would say you can have better Phở around here.
I always order small size of Phở when I come to this kind of place and usually that will make my appetite to be satisfied. But here’s one has less amount even price is similar to other Phở places. Taste just normal but service is pretty awful because I couldn’t have drink which I ordered even ask them twice.
I am sorry to say that but I don’t recommend here.

I was invited to this place from a work colleague a few years ago and it was the first time i had ever eaten Phở.
The inside of the shop looks very authentic Vietnamese, even the TV was on the vietnamese channel. I ordered the combination soup and for $ 10 it was HUGE with almost 100−200g of bean sprouts on the side.
The meat and tripe was amazing quality and tasted amazing with the inclusion of onion and the phở flavouring. I also ordered an avocado smoothie which had good quality avocados.
I would recommend this place to anyone that is interested in authentic vietnamese phở.

Came here for a slight-​hangover morning after lunch on a Sunday afternoon. Seems like a family place, with several tables filled with Viet families. I thought it looked promising.
However… I’ll make this short:
Phở was okay; not the best, but not the worse. I found mine slightly too diluted. Nothing to shout home about, but it works. Didn’t like their chilli oil, but that could be a personal preference.
Service on the other hand, was poor. While they did take our order pretty quickly (we sat right next to the cash counter), they messed up our phở order twice (and served mine to the wrong table), had to be reminded for our drinks and basically missed out on the small service details despite requests to replenish serviettes and spoons.
Therefore, not the best place if you’re not in the mood to be patient and deal with multiple questions and checks about the order. I mean really, isn’t that why you write it down on the order form?

The place located in such a convenient spot since the asian grocery market is just a few steps away. However the phở is far from what authentic phở should be like. The meat wasn’t sliced properly. The service is just ok. Their staffs are friendly but quite insufficient in my opinion. We came their in a week day morning in a group of 3 and the waitress came back twice to confirm our order because she kept messing up. You can try if you happen to be in the neighbour but i will definitely not come back.

Walk past Phở 75 and you’d be forgiven for thinking it was closed. Every time I’ve passed the blinds have been closed, and I’ve felt a bit strange loitering around outside to see if they’re open.
Thankfully they were, there’s nothing like a good phở hit.
It’s not the best phở I’ve ever had, but it still hit the spot, it could have just done with a bit more of a beefy kick.
The restaurant is deceivingly large, from the outside you expect a small, pokey, hole in the wall type place. But you’re likely to always find a seat at lunch time.
Definitely good, but not really amazing.