Pho67
Warsaw
Try visiting during off-peak hours for a quieter dining experience.
Pho67, located at Wilhelma Konrada Roentgena 22 in Warsaw, offers a taste of Vietnamese culinary tradition. Known for its authentic and aromatic dishes, this venue invites diners to explore the flavors of Vietnam in the Polish capital. The restaurant’s specialty, as suggested by its name, is pho, a traditional Vietnamese noodle soup known for its rich broth and fresh herbs. Customers can enjoy a range of options that typically include variations with beef, chicken, or tofu. Each bowl is a comforting, fragrant meal that appeals to lovers of Asian cuisine.
The interior of Pho67 reflects a contemporary aesthetic with subtle touches of Vietnamese culture, providing a casual yet welcoming atmosphere for all guests. It’s an ideal spot for anyone looking to enjoy a relaxed meal, whether dining solo, with family, or among friends. The venue caters to a wide audience, accommodating both those new to Vietnamese food as well as those who are familiar with its authentic flavors. The ambiance strikes a balance between cozy and vibrant, making it suitable for various social gatherings.
Surrounded by a residential area, Pho67 offers a convenient location for locals and visitors in Warsaw's district. Its straightforward menu focuses on delivering fresh ingredients and genuine tastes, prioritizing quality without overwhelming diners with too many choices. Whether it's a casual lunch or a leisurely dinner, the restaurant provides a reliable option for a satisfying meal.
Reviews
It's been a long time since I've had such a delicious meal. The food comes out quickly and is tasty! It's a cozy place located in a quiet spot. I think I'll be going there often to eat~~
Yummy!
A small, unassuming little place with a few tables. I've passed it a few times, but it tempted me to go in and try it. And I wasn't disappointed. I've been twice: the first time I had a delicious pad Thai with beef, the second time I had pho soup with shrimp, and Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk. Both times, I left completely stuffed. The portions are huge, at a really good price, and the spiciness is typical of Europe. However, the pho comes with chili peppers to add to your liking, and there's chili paste on every table if you need to spice up your pad Thai, for example. The wait is practically nonexistent; the dish arrives quickly, piping hot, steaming hot, and delicious. If I ever have the opportunity, I'll go back again, but judging by the portion sizes, I think I'll have to go with at least two. The service is very friendly, with Asian rhythms playing in the background, and the place is decorated quite minimalistically, yet tastefully, without unnecessary frills. I recommend it!
We've been there twice, and it was very good again. The pho (Pho mega broth) and the side dishes are also delicious. Another dish with fried beef and red curry is also very good. The Szechuan duck was a bit weaker, but overall, I won't lower my rating. We'll see next time. There are no salads included (but it's worth the extra 5 because it's delicious). The place is also clean, and if they have a garden in the spring, that would be great! I'm giving it a 5 for starters, and I hope it stays that way, although it seems the prices could be a bit lower...
Let me start by saying that I'm giving this a 3; it should have been a 2, or even a 1 – a gift from me for the opening of the restaurant. The dishes themselves aren't bad: > I rate the red curry with duck a 4 – it's not a typical Thai curry, it has a slightly different flavor/profile. > The Pho soup with fried beef is a stretch – 4.5 – the broth should be more flavorful and fatty. > The Pad Thai with tofu and vegetables – 5; it's very good, but not outstanding. > The sesame doughnuts with a sweet red bean filling – 4.5. Another plus was the 20% off opening sale, valid until February 5th, which may be why there were so many customers. The decor is also nice, and the cleanliness is top-notch. Now the cons: - no cold drinks despite the fridge; apparently it's too noisy, so they turned it off. Luckily, you could buy a drink at the nearby Żabka. - prices without a promotion are about 15-20% higher than some very good bars (almost restaurants with pick-up from the counter and dishes put away), but unfortunately, the quality doesn't match, which is good/very good but should be higher. I wasn't convinced at this price point. I've attached the menu. - there was a black hair on one of the dessert balls. You can see it in the photo. They replaced it at my request, but the waiter didn't seem too concerned. I should have given 1 star for that hair, but sometimes it's worth giving something a chance. I'll visit again sometime soon, but if things don't improve, there are better options in the area – lower prices and better flavor. Anyway, I wish you all the best!
