Pho Hoa

Vietnamese Phở — noodles with beef broth and cuts of beef ranging from tender slices to offal. That’s what you get at Phở Hoa. This chain restaurant actually has pretty authentic phở with a nice chilli dipping sauce. Prices are reasonable though not particularly cheap. While phở is the main dish in this restaurant you can get some other dishes as well — such as barbecued chicken with rice as well as a very nice beef stew which can be served with rice as well.

This is the only few Vietnamese restaurant in town. It’s not the best but it’s as good as it gets in kl.

If you ever crave vietnamese noodles this is the place you go to! I like to go there when I am feeling under the weather or having a sore throat.
The prices are reasonable and usually not crowded.
Overalll it is not a place you would really excite you to visit

Those with a taste for Vietnamese food will find themselves returning to this restaurant from time to time. The outlet I went to is located at Tropicana City Mall. This food certainly stood out on its own as they serve really authentic Vietnamese cuisine with comfortable ambiance for you and your companion.
The food and drinks in Phở-​Hoa is affordable and tasty. I personally love their spring roll, they’re so crispy and one bite with the fish sauce will for sure make you take the second and third bite. The Vietnamese beef noodle is also a must try. With rich beef soup and plenty of fresh vegetables for a variant of taste, you can mix and match the herbs for your perfect bowl of Vietnamese beef noodle. One good point for Phở Nam is the quiet and uncongested environment where you can indulge yourself with the delicious Vietnamese food in comfort.

I wouldn’t recommend this place for Vietnamese food. At the same time, it is rather pricey compared to Vietnam Kitchen.
The phở rather blend and the beef isn’t that appetising as the one I had elsewhere.
Also, their service is also quite slow and the waiters were quite disorganized when I had my lunch there some time ago. Their dripped coffee is just average.

This is by far the most yummy and most authentic Vietnamese place I could find that serves dishes as close to what I had in Vietnam.
I would always order P5 and Vietnamese coffee whenever I visit this place. It’s the best fix if you miss Vietnam food. Also the spring roll is great but just too pricey. RM5 for each roll. I could get a plate in Vietnam for that price!