Pho Hung Vietnamese

Went here with the parents for a late weeknight dinner. Ordered the shaking pepper beef, combination vermicelli and combination hu tieu noodle soup. Fresh ingredients with various homely textures and flavours.Casual ambience. Friendly and efficient service. Reasonable prices.A good Vietnamese option in bustling Sunnybank Market Square.

Came on a Sunday night with a group. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. I had the grilled pork vermicelli salad. Two words: fresh and delicious. Reasonably priced too. Had the hot tea which was very subtle in flavour. Eager to return and try more of the menu.

The wonton soup on the entree is good value for $8. I would recommend it if you aren’t that hungry. I really liked both the wontons and the slices of beef, and appreciated the vegetables they put in there too cabbage, onions and celery among other things). <br/ <br/ My friend got the wonton noodle soup $13) which is pretty much the wonton soup with egg noodles so thin that they resembled ramen. I was surprised, but apparently that’s the standard. Regardless, I’d like to come back and try it.

Huge portions fast serviceCannot complain about this restaurantOne of our favoritesMy favorite is the spring roll Vietnamese bowl dishFood is served very fastNo bookings neededDrinks available

Come here if you’re after fresh, quality viet food for a low price. <br/ <br/ Food here is always brought out quickly with no troubles and service is quite adequate. My recommendation would be the spring roll and sugarcane prawn vermicelli bowl; it was very filling and only $14!!<br/ The only downside is it’s always annoying trying to weave yourself in and out of the seats, it’s quite cramped in there especially when it’s busy..you can’t move your chair back without bumping the person behind you or asking if they can move forward.