
We serve authentic Vietnamese food with high quality ingredients. At Phở king, we try to make everything from scratch with so much love and care. If you love Vietnamese food, we believe you will love our restaurant and enjoy our food as much as we do.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 153, Jalan SS 2/6, SS 2, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Phone: +60 3-7865 3290
Website: https://www.facebook.com/phokingkl
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But truly the reason I’m writing today is to say that, as a restaurant that is quite busy on a weeknight, and your staff – the Indian guy – is excellent. I need to get his name, oh he said it’s Dip. As I was silently observing him, I see his alertness and efficiency of his service. Pls give him a nice CNY bonus, bosses.
Amazing!
The seasonal bread was also delicious, fresh, and complemented the dishes beautifully. Overall, the experience exceeded expectations and was absolutely worth it. Highly recommended, and definitely a place to return to.
Service – Is good and fast. Can request for more vege if required for your pho
Environment – Very cosy with aircond and soothing music. One thing to note that parking might be hard
We had the spring roll (both types) as a starter and Beef Pho and also Stewed Pork Belly Rice.
The rice.with the added touch of a hard boil egg was an excellent home hearty meal on a rainy day. The beef pho goes as close as you can get and the music choices are excellent , making your dining feeling homey especially on a rainy day.
The chee cheong fun ( rice roll) with grill pork also tasted excellent.
An overall good meal with good vibes.
The food is really good even though we have only tried their banh mi and pho bo. Judging by the crowd, this must be a rather successful restaurant.
Love their decor and food.
Pity that you will have to wait quite a while for their food – it’s written on the wall, literally (see photo)!
The traditional bahn mi has a mixture of pork belly, char siew, pâté and vegetables (carrots, cucumbers) wrapped in a lightly toasted or oven-baked baguette. It is a little spicy and too my liking. It is also highlighted in the menu so that patrons are aware. Although I don’t like that it has quite a lot of pork fat in the char siew, overall I love their bahn mi as it reminds me of French cuisine. If you did not already know, Vietnam was colonised by France in the 19th century so French influence is prevalent in their culture especially in this dish. I would love to try other toppings such as lemongrass chicken and pork belly on my next visit.
I also ordered the summer roll or gỏi cuốn for appetizer. It is just like popiah but wrapped in rice paper skin. They have 2 choices available but I chose the vegetarian option since I cannot eat prawns. It comes with peanuts with sesame dressing with a slight spicy kick. Together it refreshes my palate while waiting for the entrée to arrive. Honey kamquat with less ice completes my meal and ends on a satisfying note.
Overall the ambience is excellent with very pleasing natural decor and soulful music filling the mood. The staff is very attentive and friendly too. I will definitely come back to savour more Vietnamese dishes in future.