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Pho Hoa – Vietnamese Pho Restaurant
Enjoy authentic Vietnamese pho bowls, fresh ingredients & rich broth at Pho Hoa. Find our menu, locations & order online, delicious comfort in every bowl.
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Nofa
This is not my first time here and I can say that they are consistent with the quality. I had chicken pho and fried spring rolls. The spring rolls were absolutely delicious but the pho was on the bland side, the broth was definitely not hitting right. Service was great and the atmosphere was simple and clean. I will be back but definitely going to try something else.
… moreJosiah Kenyon
Awesome food. Spent $15 for a large/medium bowl with steak and brisket. It came with all traditional phơ additions! Food came out incredibly fast. They have a nice fish tank.. pretty much everything was great, except the service wasn’t super good. I mean, they did their job but not a warm environment aside from the lady at the end checking me out – she was kind. I would go back!
… moreLaDene Lewis
This Vietnamese restaurant was delicious our group ordered Seafood soup Pho Hai San, the grilled shrimp and pork vermicelli bowl and the grilled chicken and shrimp vermicelli bowl. I ate my entire bowl and was all the way satisfied. The grilled pork was perfectly cooked with a hint of sweetness. It was a perfect dish that was fresh, healthy and beyond tasty.
… moreHaytham Abukahdeir
Date of visit: 6/4/2025
Pho Hoa is a fantastic spot for authentic Vietnamese food in Orlando. The flavors are bold, the portions are generous, and the dishes are made with care.
I tried the Vietnamese pancake and was seriously impressed. It was crispy on the outside, filled with fresh ingredients, and had that perfect balance of savory and slightly sweet. It’s a must-try if you’re looking for something beyond the usual.
The pho was just as good; rich, flavorful broth, tender cuts of meat, and fresh herbs that brought everything together beautifully. It’s the kind of bowl that hits the spot and leaves you wanting to come back for more.
The service was friendly and fast, and the atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable. If you’re in Orlando and craving quality Vietnamese food, Pho Hoa should be at the top of your list.
… morePho Hoa is a fantastic spot for authentic Vietnamese food in Orlando. The flavors are bold, the portions are generous, and the dishes are made with care.
I tried the Vietnamese pancake and was seriously impressed. It was crispy on the outside, filled with fresh ingredients, and had that perfect balance of savory and slightly sweet. It’s a must-try if you’re looking for something beyond the usual.
The pho was just as good; rich, flavorful broth, tender cuts of meat, and fresh herbs that brought everything together beautifully. It’s the kind of bowl that hits the spot and leaves you wanting to come back for more.
The service was friendly and fast, and the atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable. If you’re in Orlando and craving quality Vietnamese food, Pho Hoa should be at the top of your list.
Nancy
Some of the best Vietnamese food I’ve had in a long time! The pho broth had a depth of flavor that many other places lack. The bun bowl was absolutely delicious and had the perfect proportion of ingredients. The summer rolls were great as well. Very fair prices. Service was friendly and food came out fast. I’d definitely come back again!
… moretiffany patel
The broth is savory!! Pho wonderful!! I am a self professed Pho snob. Emotional disclaimer::: I think I’ve been scarred by the Pho in Chicago, which honestly was generally pretty bad. Specifically, they often had a variation of pho that was incredibly saccharine derived from what I researched , incredibly high amounts of cardamom cloves and cinnamon, making the broth VERY sweet which I personally was incredibly put off by. As I have yet to have visited Vietnam, I began to doubt my pho sanity as so many Resturaunts in the chi had this sweeter take , luckily now having traveled pretty extensively eating pho, I think the savory is generally the norm. What are your thoughts? The sweat or savory?
The pho at Pho Hoa was delicious!!! Truly wonderful, layered flavor rich and flavorable broth. The meat was good. Everything was really, really yummy. I will come back next time I’m in Orlando.
Also, we had about 4 orders of the fried egg rolls, which were classically very yummy. The other appetizers were a bit expensive, but the pho and the fried rolls are reasonably priced.
… moreThe pho at Pho Hoa was delicious!!! Truly wonderful, layered flavor rich and flavorable broth. The meat was good. Everything was really, really yummy. I will come back next time I’m in Orlando.
Also, we had about 4 orders of the fried egg rolls, which were classically very yummy. The other appetizers were a bit expensive, but the pho and the fried rolls are reasonably priced.
Michael
We visited Pho Hua for the first time this evening after driving past many times over the years. The parking lot was absolutely packed (though that was most likely from A La Cart right next door) and we needed to park across Primrose in the parking lot behind Total Wine and More!! Wow!!
The restaurant wasn’t too packed inside though and we were immediately seated. After eating here, I can say this place is a bit of a hit-or-miss. Service is great, all employees are happy and smiling, but some of the dishes we ordered weren’t very good. Perhaps it was because we didn’t order the right things, but in my opinion, if it is a “good choice”, why have it on the menu in the first place? I definitely would be willing to go back, but be mindful of what you order.
We got a fresh Vietnamese lime soda (which was very good), Grilled Mint Beef appetizer (super unique but surprisingly tasty), Vietnamese Pancake appetizer (which was not that great), Summer Roll Sampler (which was excellent!), Iron Pot Braised Short Ribs (a bit disappointing unfortunately), and Stir-Fried Curry Chicken (which was very nice). So yeah, half of the things were good, and half of the things not so good. We didn’t like the Vietnamese pancake because it didn’t have much flavor – it was just steamed pork and shrimp with bean sprouts inside a rice pancake. The crispy part of the rice pancake was good, but other than that, there wasn’t much flavor. The iron pot short ribs were just “okay” – I don’t think that’s worth ordering. It was a bit fishy-tasting from the fish sauce they used, and I’ve had the caramelized pork in an iron/clay pot before, but haven’t had this issue.
The grilled mint beef appetizer was really good because it had a great flavor combo, the summer rolls were excellent (especially the sour meatball and beef summer rolls – I highly recommend), and the chicken curry was nice too! It’s similar to a Thai curry, but there are some differences. So yeah, I feel like this is a place that has been around for a long time and is one of the older restaurants in this Asian-restaurant area of Orlando, and at one time it may have been at the top of the list. However, as more and more inventive restaurants have come into the area, Pho Hua may have lost their edge. There’s no reason they can’t change the menu up a bit and bring in some more unique and special Vietnamese dishes though! All in all, look at reviews and see what other people are ordering. I think you can have a great experience here if you order the right things on the menu!
… moreThe restaurant wasn’t too packed inside though and we were immediately seated. After eating here, I can say this place is a bit of a hit-or-miss. Service is great, all employees are happy and smiling, but some of the dishes we ordered weren’t very good. Perhaps it was because we didn’t order the right things, but in my opinion, if it is a “good choice”, why have it on the menu in the first place? I definitely would be willing to go back, but be mindful of what you order.
We got a fresh Vietnamese lime soda (which was very good), Grilled Mint Beef appetizer (super unique but surprisingly tasty), Vietnamese Pancake appetizer (which was not that great), Summer Roll Sampler (which was excellent!), Iron Pot Braised Short Ribs (a bit disappointing unfortunately), and Stir-Fried Curry Chicken (which was very nice). So yeah, half of the things were good, and half of the things not so good. We didn’t like the Vietnamese pancake because it didn’t have much flavor – it was just steamed pork and shrimp with bean sprouts inside a rice pancake. The crispy part of the rice pancake was good, but other than that, there wasn’t much flavor. The iron pot short ribs were just “okay” – I don’t think that’s worth ordering. It was a bit fishy-tasting from the fish sauce they used, and I’ve had the caramelized pork in an iron/clay pot before, but haven’t had this issue.
The grilled mint beef appetizer was really good because it had a great flavor combo, the summer rolls were excellent (especially the sour meatball and beef summer rolls – I highly recommend), and the chicken curry was nice too! It’s similar to a Thai curry, but there are some differences. So yeah, I feel like this is a place that has been around for a long time and is one of the older restaurants in this Asian-restaurant area of Orlando, and at one time it may have been at the top of the list. However, as more and more inventive restaurants have come into the area, Pho Hua may have lost their edge. There’s no reason they can’t change the menu up a bit and bring in some more unique and special Vietnamese dishes though! All in all, look at reviews and see what other people are ordering. I think you can have a great experience here if you order the right things on the menu!
daydiwaleyka
I have been coming here since 2017 & I love this place. The food, the service and atmosphere is amazing. My go to is the combination pho & Oreo milkshake with boba. The summer roll sample was so good. Enough to share between two people(two of each one, my favorite was the meatball)
. The pork chop taste so good, a lot of flavor( it wasn’t even my plate but I couldn’t stop eating it)
… more. The pork chop taste so good, a lot of flavor( it wasn’t even my plate but I couldn’t stop eating it)
Yong Choi
It’s a fantastic Vietnamese noodle restaurant with great-tasting dishes at reasonable prices. The portions are generous, and everything was delicious. Highly recommend it for anyone craving a satisfying bowl of pho!
… moreDan Dowling
There is a lot to like about this place, things here you just don’t find elsewhere in Orlando’s robust Vietnamese food lineup. All of them good.
#1 the Bo La Lot.This is my favorite spot for the grilled sausage wrapped in betel leaf. It’s one of the harder-to-find dishes in Orlando.
#2 is the Goi Cuon Nem Nuong. Fermented homemade Vietnamese sausage wrapped in a rice paper along with a crispy fried rice wrapper and pickled veg. Addictive.
I’ve easily eaten here a dozen times.
… more#1 the Bo La Lot.This is my favorite spot for the grilled sausage wrapped in betel leaf. It’s one of the harder-to-find dishes in Orlando.
#2 is the Goi Cuon Nem Nuong. Fermented homemade Vietnamese sausage wrapped in a rice paper along with a crispy fried rice wrapper and pickled veg. Addictive.
I’ve easily eaten here a dozen times.