Pho Viet Manoa Restaurant

Enjoyed our lunch there: their house special spicy pho and yaki udon. They are located on the 2nd level (access by stairs or elevator), a good amount of customers on a Sunday post visit to the Farmers Market in the Manoa Marketplace. Service was friendly and fast. Looks like they host karaoke in the evenings, nice bar and 2nd floor balcony areas.

Nice location. Food was very to good . Tasty properly done. My Vietnamese husband praised both of the bowls we ordered. Service was good. Slightly pricier than other places but overall I think worth it because quality of food is good Service was fast We will be back .

Located in Manoa Marketplace, stopped by for a early family dinner since my brother said this place was quite good.... Walked in and restaurant was quite warm, like the ac was on economy mode on a hot afternoon. Had to flag down the waitress to order. Food is on the higher end of pho restaurants, one size only for pho. Ordered the two choice pho, beef and beef ball. Garnishes were sparce, gave us two plates of garnishes for three bowls of pho. Lastly had to flag down the waitress for refills of water. Dunno where the high ratings came from, the pho had lots of noodles but broth was just okay. Probably wouldnt visit again since there are other places with better service and food. 3 stars

This is my go-to spot for oxtail soup! It’s a bit on the pricey side, but absolutely worth it—so flavorful and delicious. The staff is excellent. They also have a drink bar with standard Hawaiian prices, and everything I’ve tried has been great.

The food is good but a bit pricy for pho. We spent 20-25 dollars for the house specials. I like the broth of traditional pho, better than oxtail one. The service is ok, not super quick for our request and take a while for the waitress notice we finished our food.