Pho 5 Star Vietnamese Cuisine est un établissement accueillant. Découvrez un menu proposant des soupes, aux prix de 11$ à 25$ et venez profiter d’un ambiance décontractée. L’accès est facile par voiture. Le secteur voisin est prisé pour ses nombreux parcs.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2190 2nd Ave, Whitehorse, YT Y1A 5N6, Canada
Phone: +1 867-633-6088
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Reviews
I feel “experienced’ with eating at Viet restaurants, how to order, fair expectations, what’s normally included, size, etc.
I was really disappointed eating here. Unfortunately. I adore Viet food and wanted this to be my go-to place however…
Portion is small. Not sort of small, but maybe even small to very small. See pictures.
I had salad rolls and vermicelli pork.
I received two shrimp salad rolls that even added together would have been smaller than one roll at another restaurant. It was unbelievable to me at $9.00. I would say they were a bit bigger than my thumb. Also, they only contained noodle, shrimp, lettuce. Where is the carrots, cucumber, sprouts, cilantro or mint?
Vermicelli dish again was small. Served in a shallow bowl and not deep like traditionally served. Had a thin bed of lettuce and a couple of sprouts. And noodles. On top, one skewer of pork than was closer to being shaved pork than BBQ pork that is thicker. And one spring roll.
Taste overall was bland. It really lacked of carrots, cucumber, cilantro or even mint. (Imagine just the taste or lack of taste in sprouts, rice noodles, and lettuce.)
Anyhow. That’s my review. Both dishes needed to be almost twice in size and most definitely needed more ingredients.
I will try another restaurant in town.
Well this place was a huge mistake. Staff were unfriendly, couldn’t get our orders right and then tried to serve me someone else’s food. When I told the guy that’s not what I ordered he started yelling and slammed the food down. I don’t care if you’re having a bad day, or you work in a Vietnamese restaurant where nobody is Vietnamese, in the Yukon of all places. Learn to behave yourself. Be professional.
And here’s a tip, anytime you mention tips or say something about not getting one, you’re getting nothing.
As for the food, the soup was bland and tasted like dollar store chicken stock watered down. The vermicelli noodles looked like they came from a pack of Mr. Noodles and tasted like soggy cardboard. The meat was mostly fat and what looked like dog food scraps they got on sale from a refinery.
I wouldn’t feed this to prisoners and I’m pretty sure they eat better than THAT anyhow.
Wish I could give 5 stars but sometimes the quality is world class, other times it’a like maybe the broth hasn’t been prepared long enough and or the ingredients like bean sprouts aren’t all that fresh