Oh My Phở Burwood ( old name Gia Hoi Streetfood ) Claim this business

Lucy Honeyon Google

a month ago

The rare beef and beef ball pho (#26) was delicious! The broth was fragrant and so tasty, with a very generous amount of rare beef. My friend had the egg noodles with crispy chicken on the side, and by all accounts it was equally delicious. Service was fast and friendly, and we really felt so welcomed into this restaurant. The prices are very affordable, and they even threw in a free soft drink each. Lovely experience! 🍲🙏

Hai-Lin Alnimeron Google

4 months ago

Enjoyed dinner here with my son. We ordered two beef phos with a free soft drink to go with their buy I food get 1 free soft drink! I love my chilli and this place had the best cut chilli. Will be coming again!

jndkon Google

a month ago

Walking into Oh My Pho! Burwood felt less like entering a restaurant and more like accidentally trespassing into Grandpa’s living room during his afternoon nap cycle. There he was, slumped in a comfy recliner, deep in a dream sequence, possibly battling dragons or remembering the good old days when basil existed. He woke up just long enough to hand us menus with the enthusiasm of a man who has transcended earthly responsibilities, then immediately returned to his astral projection. We were required to order our food from the "Oder here" sign where the afterthought of the missing "r" was hand written in permanent marker. The pho arrived looking like it had just rolled out of bed too; no bean sprouts, no lemon, no basil, no onion or spring onion. Just broth, noodles, meat and a quiet sense of shame. We asked for the missing plated items, and basil never showed up. I assume it’s either extinct, locked in Grandpa’s dream realm, or considered contraband. Cutlery? Oh, sweet summer child. There was barely any. Not a fork or a spoon, just a few rogue knives and some chopsticks. The place was empty, yet the cutlery station looked like it had been looted during a medieval siege. After two requests, the waitress performed a speed‑wash on two forks; a rinse so fast it violated several laws of physics, then delivered them dripping wet like she’d just baptised them. And then, plot twist: the food slapped.The pho bo dac biet? Pretty good!The com tam dac biet? A spiritual awakening!The bun dac biet? Honestly, wow! Free soft drinks in the fridge? A reward for surviving the cutlery quest. As we left, Grandpa remained in his recliner, still journeying through the multiverse. Final verdict: Amazing food, chaotic vibe. Get takeaway unless you enjoy dining inside a sitcom.

Piaon Google

3 months ago

My go-to place for Vietnamese rice dishes. Love the combination rice (actually everything with rice on their menu). Might be a tad bit bias since i survived my most stressful year and this place was a solid crutch for me. Affordable for a uni student and I’d order often for any reasons - stressful assignments, happy moments to quietly celebrate, or just feel too cooped up. I got the chance to drop by again last week after moving months ago, and the grilled pork is still fire! Everything still feels worth my money from taste to portion to store interactions. I hope they’ll still be around the next time I get the chance to go to Burwood again. Very happy to see familiar faces and smiles.

Ellie Chanthapanya (Els)on Google

2 years ago

Came for reviews online which were lies. My pho with brisket and tendons tastes like instant noodles. My partner laksa also watered down awful flavour Vietnamese coffee and service beyond awful.i wish L had not paid for it. It's beyond awful. LeFt meal barely touched. Waste of money.