Pho Hoa - Taguig

I've only had pho one other time in the Philippines and I have to say that Pho Hoa is quite similar to what you would find in the states. Seating is limited at this location since it is pretty small. My family of five was lucky to get a table that could fit us. We were served immediately and our orders came out within reasonable time. I ordered the Grilled Chicken, Veggies, and Fried Rolls in a small bowl for about 300 pesos. Presentation was great and the portion size is huge compared to the other pho restaurant I ate at in the PI. The fried roll was cut into three and placed on the outer sides of the bowl. Along the edges were also shredded lettuce, crushed peanuts, chopped cucumber, and sliced carrots. In the center was the chicken BBQ. Vermicelli also comes with a fish sauce mixture that you pour into the bowl and then mix. I chose this because it is a cooler, more refreshing option on a hot day (as opposed to pho, which the rest of my family got). The fried roll was super crunchy and fresh. When the ingredients were mixed together, it tasted just like the ones I've eaten back in the states. Delicious! I couldn't even finish because there was so much placed into the bowl. Definitely recommend this dish!

I've only had pho one other time in the Philippines and I have to say that Pho Hoa is quite similar to what you would find in the states. Seating is limited at this location since it is pretty small. My family of five was lucky to get a table that could fit us. We were served immediately and our orders came out within reasonable time. I ordered the Grilled Chicken, Veggies, and Fried Rolls in a small bowl for about 300 pesos. Presentation was great and the portion size is huge compared to the other pho restaurant I ate at in the PI. The fried roll was cut into three and placed on the outer sides of the bowl. Along the edges were also shredded lettuce, crushed peanuts, chopped cucumber, and sliced carrots. In the center was the chicken BBQ. Vermicelli also comes with a fish sauce mixture that you pour into the bowl and then mix. I chose this because it is a cooler, more refreshing option on a hot day (as opposed to pho, which the rest of my family got). The... read more

Pho Hoa McKinley Hill located at the Venice Grand Canal has very good service. Food is consistent and was served in a timely manner. The shrimp pad thai seemed too saucy this time around though. Manager was very hands on and receptive to customer needs. Great food!

One of my favorite restaurants! Compared to my usual ramen nights, I really enjoy eating pho. Their bestseller is pho bowl with tendons, briskets, flank and meatballs. Delicious soup and condiments. I have also tried their vermicelli. 5/5 recommended. :)

May 19, 2017 My Thai / Pho Hoa has been a couple favorite for quite some time now. So it was quite understandable that when we saw it at the far end of the mall after mulling over where to eat, we decided to eat there, no questions asked. Our face fell, though, when we were told that they had a quite limited menu compared to their other branches. I hope in due time, they would add more of their dishes in this branch. For that evening, we ordered our fave Tom Yum Soup, which is not part of their menu but they accommodated, as well as an entree Chien Ga Ot Sung (Kung Pao Chicken with Peanuts & Red Chili (Php285). Service was good and the staff were accommodating. The place could have used some Oriental touch to be more "authentic."