Saigon Pho 39

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Vwry central, located in a side street. Tried their Beef Pho and was pleasantly surprised by the amount of veggies that came with it. The broth was on a sweeter side, not to my liking but others might find it tasty. Pho noodles seemed to be made from scratch but I can be wrong, however, they were tasty. Would appriciate if there were more condiments such as garlic or chilli oil. Due to the location, the price of pho there was 2-2.5x higher than on average. One plus that they open till quiet late. Not going to be my first choice in the area but might come again if I am nearby at a late time.

We’ve eaten Pho from north to south. This Pho Bo was darker in colour and smelt very meaty. Rice Noodles were very thin. The beef was thinly sliced but tough/chewy. Tasted better with added chilli and hoisin. Nice enough. 190k for two ppl which is overpriced. Service was ok, the waitress wasn’t very friendly.

Saigon Pho 39 was a convenient dinner spot near our hotel, and we’re glad we tried it! Their pho and banh mi were delicious—not the absolute best we’ve had, but still authentic and satisfying. The staff may struggle with English, but their warmth and passion for service make up for it. The restaurant is clean, the food is reasonably priced, and overall, it’s a solid choice for a comforting Vietnamese meal.

We came here quite late after having soMe beers and I am glad we did. The food was excellent - we had pho and a Bahn mi. Quick service and excellent prices. Also they let us drink a beer we had brought from Heart of Darkness.

It is an authentic Vietnamese Restaurant. As a tourist, i love the food especially the prawn spring roll. Everyone should try it.♥️