Pho Saigon

Good food and good prices. Portions size is variable as you can choose your bowl size and small is more than enough for my wife for pho. I can finish the large bowl but choose for medium and an appetizer like the spring rolls or a bahn mi which I enjoy. I wouldn't call it cheap, but it's not bad on pricing and the portions are good. The drink options and boba is great. Overall a great little spot for Punta Gorda.

One of our favorite places to eat in Punta Gorda. We always order the Pho (noodle soup) with beef and usually order the fresh Spring Rolls with Peanut Sauce. Both are absolutely delicious! A very friendly Vietnamese family own and operate this restaurant and are always there to ensure that your dining expereince is enjoyable.

Love love love Pho ! Food is amazing….always prepared well and presented nicely. Menu is quite varied. Each item has an explanation, if your hesitant to order, ask your server. Speaking of servers …..Cameron is by far the most knowledgeable and attentive server ever ! Very friendly, always goes above and beyond to serve you. If you haven’t been to Pho, get your self over there! Be sure to request Cameron, you’ll be so glad you did !

I can't eat at the Belgian Monk every time I'm in Punta Gorda. So I decided to go next door, to Pho Saigon. A big menu with appetizers, pho, vermicelli & rice dishes grouped separately. I like that. And a first for me: different sizes. I ordered the Pho Hai San, small, because I really wanted seafood. It come with shrimp (2), fish balls (not what your thinking), octopus, squid & supposedly scallops of which I didn't see any. I do wish the tails were removed from the shrimp so I dont have to dig around in my hot soup with bare fingers. A side plate had bean sprouts and a huge slice of jalapeño. Everybody in the pool! The broth was a bit blah but with Sriracha, fish sauce, soy sauce and hoisin on the table, doctoring it to taste is easy-peasy. The staff was friendly at noon on a Wednesday in season and speedy. I was eating 5 minutes after I sat down. The restaurant is very roomy with tons of space to navigate a wheelchair. One wall has booths, the rest of the seating is tables and chairs plus there is room at the bar for 5-6. A side note: the chopsticks are not the disposable kind (usually bamboo), they are reusable, washable plastic. A bit harder for me to grab with but not thrown out after the meal. I'll gladly come back.