My Pho Bar

Small Pho restaurant situated just off the centenary highway at Jindalee. I ordered rice with pork loin and my wife had the steak Pho. Food was very good, perhaps in the top 5 in Brisbane for this type of food. Price was standard for meals of this type. Service was 20 minutes from ordering to the delivery of the meals. Restaurant was very clean. I would recommend you try this restaurant.

If I could rate 0 stars I would. I ordered 2x pho soups and rice paper rolls. When I arrived home I noticed that I was missing the bag of bean sprouts and basil (which I can deal with) but the broth was warm and barely cooked the raw meat. But the icing on the cake was the fact that I saw a dead fly inside the actual rice paper roll. When I took it back to the shop they said they would remake them but I would have to wait 20 minutes for them as they were busy (when I had already waited 15 minutes for my original order not 10 minutes prior) terrible customer service and quite rude. DO NOT RECCOMEND!

I've eaten here may times and have enjoyed it everytime. However, tonight was torture and I couldn't wait to get out of there. We reserved a table inside and instantly regretted it. It was a warm night. The restaurant had all doors open and fans outside on full. Our table was in the corner, neither fan or air flow reached us. I asked if they could turn on the aircon. Which I thought was a just request but for some reason they didn't. They didn't turn it on nor did they explain why they couldn't. We spent the entire time eating our hot soup and spicy dishes dripping in sweat. The whole experience was uncomfortable and didn't enjoy it one bit. I won't eat here again.

This is hands down the best pho I have ever had! I have no reason to ever go to, or near Jindalee other than to get my beef Pho fix. As the name suggests Pho’s are the specialty, you can get them with a variety of meats but I suggest you go the rare steak. Thinly sliced, raw lashings of beef are dropped into the hot soup right before they are served making them tender and perfectly cooked. They are served in a huge bowl big enough to feed an army but if you are feeling brave you can attempt the pho challenge which consists of a mammoth bowl with 800g of noodles, 800gm of meat and a couple of litres of soup. If you finish it within the hour you get it for free!