Shop Reviews

I tried the mushroom bánh mì it wasn’t bad, but honestly I’ve had much better, and at a lower price. The bread itself was decent, but the overall flavor didn’t quite meet my expectations. Given the hype, I was expecting more.

Popped in for a quick bite and i ordered the grilled pork rice. Good God they are generous with the meat portion. There was so much pork! Taste and flavour is ok, not super authentic but it was alright. I like that they added pork floss. Staff were polite.

Met up with friends here for lunch. Was craving bahn mi and ordered the pork type. The bahn mi was a bit of a disappointment, there’s no pate in it and the bread was not good enough. My friends ordered the beef pho which was good and also pork rice.

Good service and the staffs are friendly as well! Food wise - we ordered 1. Sliced Beef and Brisket Pho - if I can recommend one out of these three, I will recommend. The soup is flavourful and taste good. You can ask for more chilli too! 2. Starter Platter - $13.80 for 6 pieces, they tasted not bad but not so worth it (just my opinion) 3. Grilled pork Banh Mi - personally think the meat portion and the taste are so so, wouldn’t order this again.

Just ok-not super tasty. Quite pricey for a so-so vietnamese. I personally think the Vietnamese cuisine in Jakarta tastes much better-even the spring rolls were below the one we tasted in Jakarta. And price wise-too expensive to try this in Singapore hahaha

Getting way too expensive these days. 24$ for a bowl of "spicy beef noodle" (I added extra beef ball and beef slide but it wasn't even enough). The spicy beef noodle was supposed to be "Bun Bo Hue" but it was served with Pho instead :(. Standard Vegie isn't given by default but if you want you have to pay extra. Used to be a big fan of Mrs Pho but ever since they opened multiple stores, they have lost their touch for me.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Mrs. Pho, located at 313@Somerset, where I enjoyed their 'Beef Combination Pho'. This dish featured an excellent blend of sliced beef, brisket, and beef meatballs, all served in a rich and flavorful broth. The variety of textures and flavors in the dish was noteworthy, and the portion size was generous. Overall, Mrs. Pho Somerset provides an authentic Vietnamese dining experience, characterized by delicious food and a welcoming atmosphere.

Been here a few times in the past for lunch and dinner. But this time around, we were fairly disappointed. Summer roll skin was so dry, couldn't even chew on it. Probably premade from night before. Sent it back and was replace with fresh ones, unfortunately , it came with a pool of water at the bottom which tore into the rice paper skin. Pho soup was pretty bland. Had to add the hoison sauce. Meat was pretty dry also. Pork chop rice was pretty average, even after 20 mins wait. It's a shame because it was pretty decent place before.

Moderately packed when I visited, with some seats available and no queue. Service staff were friendly but clumsy and not attentive, which affected the overall experience. The food was very disappointing. I had the grilled pork banh mi which was very dry, with minimal filling and barely any sauce. The bread was crisp, but the overall sandwich was not enjoyable or worth ordering. The beef spicy noodles came with a lump of scoop of paste at the top which we mixed later and tasted more like tom yum than a Vietnamese noodle dish. Portion size was small, and while the flavour was acceptable, it did not justify the price or the serving size. We also ordered the fresh spring rolls. The staff forgot to serve the dipping sauce and only brought it over at the end of our meal, smiling it off. The rolls themselves did not feel fresh and the vegetables tasted dull and dry. Overall, a terrible dining experience. Food quality was poor, portions were small, and service was careless. Not worth the price. There are definitely far better Vietnamese options elsewhere.

Located in the food court area on the basement floor; the shop offers only takeaways for their ready-to-eat sticks. Tried several of them; was not that impressed afterall so I would not say it is a must try item out of all the Singaporean food and snacks.