Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 777 Royal Oak Dr #480, Victoria, BC V8X 4V1, Canada
Phone: +1 250-590-7898
Website: https://alysapho.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
1. Chicken “wings”, those are Superstore frozen wings, reheated or deep fried. 100% superstore made because I buy those chicken pieces all the time. It’s not all wings, there are occasional chicken leg pieces.
2. Beef soup pho. My wife loves it, she said it’s good. But I would argue that the pho is too soft/soaked. Only me, I like tender texture. So, I’m not saying it’s bad, but if you like softer pho, this is for you. We also ordered additional pho, which cost us $5, made me really unhappy. Plus, the additional pho was tender, but the pho is too hard. There are two types of pho, they are using the harder kind.
3. Beef sandwich. Best sandwich ever. Crispy outside and hot inside. Best taste and good combination with carrots. I recommend this to everyone who eat there.
I regretted that I ordered additional pho, I should’ve just ordered another beef sandwich.
Cons: $$$$ for what you get. Pho was more noodles with barely any meat (compared to the many other places I have reviewed)..
Vietnamese friends bulk at the prices and how the dishes were made…$20 for regular sized pho for example.
Noodles was over cooked and bloated. even though spring rolls was big, it was mostly noodles and way too $$$$ for what you get.
Dried vernacelli noodles were prep/cut in a way that it was harder to use a chopstick than a fork…never seen my vietnamese friend gets mad at a dish…
Overall, we were really disappointed, particularly with how the dishes were made and how expensive they were.
At those prices, it should be better compared to others.
Food for thought: The restaurant is still adjusting. Interior is tight with many chairs and tables as possible. Great for family and kids. Especially great for wheelchair accessible.
We think this place was meant for certain demographics in mind, especially with broadmead lodge close by.
Will return in a year to see if there is any improvement.
As a Vietnamese daughter who lives away from her father, Alysa’s Pho tastes the closest to my family’s pho and it cures the homesickness.
The new location is no different. Same great taste, quality and service. And it’s SUPER cute inside. Can’t express how amazing the food is!