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How we read reviews →Four-generation Glen Waverley kitchen blending Vietnamese pho and Cantonese banquet dishes near Syndal Station.
A small, cosy family-run dining room with an upstairs room for bigger groups. casual and unpretentious, described by regulars as sentimental rather than flashy.
Home-made chilli oil and tofu are called out repeatedly, and the kitchen runs both a Vietnamese noodle menu and Cantonese banquet dishes like Chinese New Year set feasts.
A genuine four-generation family kitchen blending Vietnamese and Cantonese/Malaysian dishes, though some pho purists say Springvale offers a more traditional broth.
Most reviewers call portions generous and prices reasonable, though a few felt the premium beef and Sichuan-style dishes ran pricier without matching the quality.
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