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Casual restaurant preparing Vietnamese noodle soups as well as Pan-Asian dishes & bubble tea.
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Address: 104 N Callow Ave, Bremerton, WA 98312
Phone: (360) 373-5555
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Pho-Tai-Bremerton-307801569380607/
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Pho Tai in Bremerton, WA offers a delightful dining experience with their authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Known for their flavorful pho dishes.
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Reviews
Amber Mersino
Looking for a good bubble tea in Bremerton? Look no further! Nice smooth bouncy texture to the tapioca, delicious coconut and lychee jelly, even the popping bubbles were perfect. Excellent and helpful service and the food was even better than I expected, even with all the good reviews! We had seafood pho, combination fried rice and steamed gyoza. Everything was wonderful, but the textures were top notch, especially the fried rice. The slight char on the meats, caramelization of sauces on the chicken and pork, moist and perfectly seasoned. Honestly the best I’ve had in the states. Generous portions, enough that we all were stuffed and had left overs. Thank you, we will be back with our bubble tea punch card. ❤️
… moreRose Gibbs
I ordered from here because I thought I could get decent Yakisoba and according to the reviews some great gyoza.. I read the reviews that the food was great and thought this would be an affordable place to get a decent meal. One would think that the reviews could be trusted especially since I’m in the PNW and this place is rampant with Asian cuisine.
Wrong. I was wrong to believe y’all and y’all, well, y’all are just *wrong*!
It’s not affordable (30 bucks for an order of gyoza and an entree isn’t affordable – even these days. I took a picture of what I was charged $15.99 for – HALF a container of some noodles, a little bit of protein and a whole lot of vegetables (I ordered the most expensive “combination” which was supposed to be chicken, pork, beef and seafood). What I got for “seafood was ONE shrimp that had been cut in half and tossed into the mix, some very thinly sliced pork, some equally thin slices of beef and no chicken whatsoever, all of it overpowered by the heavy taste of cooked green bell pepper in BIG chunks! (I HATE cooked bell peppers and they should have mentioned it’s inclusion in the menu!)
Oh, and some white rice – which I don’t understand including with noodles because uh, you’ve got NOODLES! Unless, of course, that’s an ultra cheap way to ” fill up” a takeout container (wink, wink).
The goyza was not delicious, I got mine fried and they tasted like they had been cooked in dirty grease. Bleech.
Oh and speaking of grease… The noodles were covered in it. Bleech – again.
So, basically I threw away 30 bucks tonight on a place that some of you think has “great food”. All I can do is shake my head and feel sorry for your taste buds if *this* is what you think of as “good” or “great”. It ain’t.
… moreWrong. I was wrong to believe y’all and y’all, well, y’all are just *wrong*!
It’s not affordable (30 bucks for an order of gyoza and an entree isn’t affordable – even these days. I took a picture of what I was charged $15.99 for – HALF a container of some noodles, a little bit of protein and a whole lot of vegetables (I ordered the most expensive “combination” which was supposed to be chicken, pork, beef and seafood). What I got for “seafood was ONE shrimp that had been cut in half and tossed into the mix, some very thinly sliced pork, some equally thin slices of beef and no chicken whatsoever, all of it overpowered by the heavy taste of cooked green bell pepper in BIG chunks! (I HATE cooked bell peppers and they should have mentioned it’s inclusion in the menu!)
Oh, and some white rice – which I don’t understand including with noodles because uh, you’ve got NOODLES! Unless, of course, that’s an ultra cheap way to ” fill up” a takeout container (wink, wink).
The goyza was not delicious, I got mine fried and they tasted like they had been cooked in dirty grease. Bleech.
Oh and speaking of grease… The noodles were covered in it. Bleech – again.
So, basically I threw away 30 bucks tonight on a place that some of you think has “great food”. All I can do is shake my head and feel sorry for your taste buds if *this* is what you think of as “good” or “great”. It ain’t.
No Name
Pretty much the same from anything that used to be a restaurant before the covid nonsense hit the world. The restaurant looks like they just gave up on interior ambiance and focused on to-go orders.
The food was surprisingly good. I had the pork Bahn Mi and the chicken Bahn Mi. Also, if you’ve never had fries with your Bahn Mi, you need to make time to try it immediately.
Pretty good, I’ll make a stop here regularly.
… moreThe food was surprisingly good. I had the pork Bahn Mi and the chicken Bahn Mi. Also, if you’ve never had fries with your Bahn Mi, you need to make time to try it immediately.
Pretty good, I’ll make a stop here regularly.
Kellie Jay
It was lunch time. I had a seat and ordered the Spicy Beef and Pork Pho..
My goodness. It was great and I needed my tissue. ☺️
Service was good. The dining in area is lifeless. If you want to sit down (nothing fancy) and eat some good Pho
Drop on by
… moreMy goodness. It was great and I needed my tissue. ☺️
Service was good. The dining in area is lifeless. If you want to sit down (nothing fancy) and eat some good Pho
Drop on by
Sara “SilverIntuition”
The food was delicious and served quick. My only issue at all was that some of my chicken katsu was overcooked and the breading a little blackened. But otherwise, was great. My girls loved their food and the bubble teas they got here.
… moreBrianna H
It is good for what it is. The spring rolls and gyoza were good. The pho seemed to lack flavor, maybe fish sauce, but I really couldn’t pin point it. It was cheap and it had a lot in it, noodles and meat, but I felt it was lower quality than other pho I have had. The milkshakes and boba were very good.
… moreNoel Tiongson
I’m glad I gave this place another try. The first time my wife got sick from the Pho and the Katsu sauce was horrible. This time it did hit the spot. Katsu was good. The large Pho was huge and flavorful. But, the sprung rolls were small and slimy.
… moreMichael Mayer
Went for lunch the chicken katsu is delishious and the pho is amazing as well..and only having a hour for lunch break..we were in and out with time to spare….highly recommended!!!!!!!
… moreShawnB985
Good Pho place. Sometimes the service is slow but worth the wait. Gyoza and broccoli and Hot &Spicy Pho are the best items. Fried gyoza is very good. Teas are okay. Take out is slow at front desk, better to call ahead to save time. Good place for the price.
… moreJoel Fortuna
Went in to get a bubble tea drink & boy did they have a lot of flavors to choose from. I went with a strawberry & kiwi mix with tapioca pearls in it. That was a very yummy drink!! Can’t wait to go back & try some of there other flavors they have.
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