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Address: Palmealle 2, 6000 Kolding, Denmark
Phone: +45 23 84 92 69
Website: https://pho-vietnam.dk/?utm_source=GMBwebsite&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=Google%20My%20Business
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The woman at the counter was incredibly kind and walked me through the menu. Really good vibes and feels like someone’s grandma is making me food when it comes to taste and hospitality.
I can’t wait to return and try different menu items.
My pho was equally disappointing. I’ve had pho at many different places before, and this one is one of the worst. Neither the soup nor the meat taste fresh.
I have eaten here a few times before, around two years ago. Either i remembered wrong, or things have changed a lot. I don’t think I will ever come back again.
The ambiance was captivating, blending modern elegance with subtle Vietnamese influences. Each dish we sampled was a masterpiece, bursting with authentic flavors and freshness.
I must commend your staff for their impeccable service, which enhanced our evening and made us feel like valued guests.
Overall, our visit to Pho Ly Vietnam was truly memorable. Thank you for providing such an exceptional dining experience. We look forward to returning.
It’s so delicious
The second time the owner recognized us even if it was 2 months later and offered us hot tea as there was no-one else at that time.
We like the fact that we can have food at any time (not possible in France). And it feels so much like in Asia when you enter there (the owner eats there, have her friends or family around, it is not as clean as occidental people could expect).
The food is much more expensive than in France but it is the prices in Denmark. We had pho in street food for the same price but the quality was so poor it is a shame (nothing fresh, no vegetables, limejuice and chili in plastic bottles…).
We ordered Pho and banh cuon. As we were alone I was wondering what was frying, well it was the filling of the banh cuon, and the shallots on top of it. What a change ! So tasty. (although the dough was more cheewy than what I expected but I know it is a challenge).
Someone put 1 star because dogs are not allowed. Well, so normal in a restaurant, it should be like that in every restaurant. My dog is really polite (not “well trained” as i havn’t done anything for that) (so she could not understand why she was on a leash “in the nature” in Sweden), i take her every time I can, but her place is not in museum, cinema or restaurant. there are other people around. If everyone come with his dog it will be a barking concert, (while my dog would stay quiet and annoyed with all this noise as it often happens!)
Looking forward to be (with my dog!) in Ho Chi Minh (your place!) in 5 weeks and eat Vietnamese food 3 times a day!
CẢM ƠN, keep on cooking traditionnal Vietnamse food.
They provide bird’s eye chilli too if you request it – special treat for all lovers of spice.