All Reviews
Isabella Correa
2 years agoI loved the beef pho so much, amazing flavor, I got extra spice on the side and extra limes since I like the citrus flavor a lot. My sister also had the chicken pho seen in the 2nd pic.
Dennis Wei
3 years agoIt's inside the time out market, the atmosphere is great. I ordered pho soup and bao with crispy pork. The pho overall is good but veggies are not fresh and the beef brisket is cut too thick. The pork in the bao is just a little chunk, not worth $7 to be honest.
Kathy Wong
3 years agoQuite possibly the worst pho I’ve ever had. Broth was salty and disgusting. I paid extra for hoisin and got barely a squirt of the sauce. I am very disappointed as this is the only real option for pho in south beach. Definitely will not be returning or ordering. I deserve a refund for this horrendous experience. Stay clear of this place
Bella Do
3 years agoI'm glad we found a place to eat pho. Not 100% authentic but very close. It seemed to be one of the most popular places in Time Out Market.
Marcelo Algranatti
3 years agoI’m not a Pho connoisseur but I recognize that the Pho my wife and I had at Pho Mo was unbelievable!!! We will be coming back again and again.
Annita Lopez
4 years agoI would give this place zero stars but was forced to put one star. DO NOT go here if you want authentic phở. I ordered the phở with beef and meatballs. The meatballs were rubbery and the beef tasted the way dog food smells. The workers were not friendly, and the customer before us was receiving attitude for not being familiar with the menu items. The soup looked delicious, but tasted like water and oil with a hint of chiles. I paid $2 extra for chiles and it still wasn’t spicy. Not to mention, each bowl costs $15. While they do give you a good amount of soup, it isn’t tasty enough to finish it. Please save your money and eat somewhere else.
Michael Ortali
4 years agoIf you haven't had pho for some time, this place is fine. If you're looking for an experience/authenticity, this won't be the one. As mentioned in other comments, the broth was not distinctive. It lacked dimensions that comes from cooking bones and meat for a long time. Pho usually comes with a lot of vegetables, herbs, and spices. As you can see in the picture, there wasn't that many. Noodles were also very thin and not flat (almost vermicelli, not banh pho). Overall, it's fine as a soup place. Tastes ok, a bit expensive though.
Catalina Hart Hidalgo
6 years agoI had the Pho Ga (chicken), and really enjoyed it. It's not the best, but in Miami finding authentic Vietnamese food is like finding a needle in a haystack. The service was quick and friendly. It was spicy enough, the noodles were cooked well, and the chicken was good. I think $15 is way too much for it though.