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How we read reviews →Caroline Springs' best pho, tucked inside a shopping centre with wagyu sets just as good.
A calmer, beachy-jazz-scored space set back from the CS Square food court entrance. reviewers say it feels more private than its mall location suggests, though the entrance area itself can be noisy when doors open.
Welcome pandan tea for every table, self-cook hotpot option, generous $60pp premium set menus with drink and dessert included, and a side of fresh garlic with pho that one Vietnamese reviewer says is an authentic touch rarely seen outside Vietnam.
Strong on both fronts: a self-identified Vietnamese reviewer confirms the Vietnamese iced coffee and fresh garlic side are genuinely authentic, while the yakitori and wagyu BBQ side draws separate praise for its Japanese execution.
Excellent value repeatedly praised. generous portions, a $60pp set that includes drink and dessert, and reasonable pricing across the board.
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