The food was good, we both had Pho large size. The pho did not feel like a large size but it was enough to fill us up. The noodles were very smooth and the soup base was delicious, the beef could be a bit thicker to add to the taste. Everything came up to just under 20EUR so can\t complain.

Don\t let the "Pho" name fool you into thinking that this is a true Vietnamese restaurant. From the cook to the waitress, they are all Chinese that you can hear a mile away. Not that they cannot be Vietnamese Chinese, but they are more like Chinese Chinese. Their signature Vietnamese soup noodle, appropriately called the "Soupe Speciale" is OK, but compared to the ones from other Vietnamese restaurants I had been to before, such as the ones in Singapore, Hong Kong, or even Chinatown in New York, something is missing. The beef slices are a bit too lean, there is no beef tendon, and the beef meatballs are a bit firm. But the place is clean and quite modern looking with plenty of natural Vietnamese scenery wall prints. The price is good, same price regardless of lunch or dinner. It was not that busy but there were continuous customers coming and going.