Pho-Real

My 1^st time and loved it! Owner walked me through menu and made recommendations. Order Phở Chicken Soup and Shrimp Roll. Fresh & delicious. Brought home beef combo plate for hubby. He was impressed as he’s not for different style foods. We will be back! Place was really clean and friendly. Loved the open kitchen too.

Thanks to Unilocal,I found Phở-​Real after being in the mood for some phở. I stopped in for a late lunch since I’m convinced phở is like chicken noodle and always makes me feel better.
ATMOSPHERE: It’s in a shopping plaza on the corner of Moore and Maguire. The interior of the restaurant is very modern and clean — a complete 180 turn from some of the Vietnamese restaurants on Colonial. There weren’t many people here, but that didn’t bother me. This place is a quick-​service style restaurant. You’ll place your order and then they’ll bring your food to you when it’s ready.
FOOD: I ordered a shrimp and pork spring roll with lime soy sauce. The lime soy sauce was a different touch, and I really enjoyed it. I also ordered beef meatball phở. The phở came with a side of bean sprouts, basil, jalapenos, onions, and lime. The phở did the trick, but it wasn’t the same my go-​to place in downtown Orlando. Notably, the portion size is smaller even though the price is pretty comparable. (I noticed there weren’t as many as the beef meatballs as I had hoped.) I missed having a LOT of toppings to add to my phở. (Maybe next time I’ll ask for extra and see whether there’s an upcharge.)
I still am pretty excited to have Phở-​Real on this side of town. Otherwise, I’d probably have to drive 45 minutes to downtown for some phở.

I usually get the combo meal with eggroll and grilled pork with the vermicelli noodles! So good! The fresh eggrolls or summer rolls are delicious as well! Clean eating and usually no line.

Love this place! Always clean and orderly. You can tell the owner really prides himself on quality

The place is small but the food is very good at a good price. Felt welcomed as soon as I walked in. Ordered summer rolls with sirloin phở and it was to my table within 5 minutes of ordering. Great place to eat in Ocoee.

Loved my dish, beef over brown rice with veggies and fried egg. Also had a shrimp roll with peanut sauce… all yummy. Place is very clean and nicely decorated. You can order to take out or eat in and a bonus… Boba Tea .yum. So glad this place is close by.

Super cute and modern place, food was great we had beef phở and a Bu Luc Lac a rice dish, both were great! We also got some Boba tea! Yum! Very clean!

My family and I were on our last day of our awesome 2.5 week Disney Cruise and Disney World vacation. We ate really good food while on our Disney adventures, but we were so sick and tired of American style food. We wanted phở! I looked up phở places near Disney World and found this place. I think it was like a 20 – 25 minute drive from the Animal Kingdom Lodge resort. The service was great. The food was great. The atmosphere was great. We live in Alaska where the average bowl of good phở is $ 11 — $ 15. For my family of 4, I spent about $ 60 with tip and we ordered A LOT of food — 4 bowls of phở, 2 rice plate meals, fresh spring rolls, and drinks. I would definitely come back to this place the next time we come to Florida.

First time trying this place and we were beyond impressed. The food was outstanding the atmosphere is casual and fun and the service was first rate! Also, the Coconut Boba tea was phenomenal! Definitely coming back!

This place is super clean with a very nice and fresh atmosphere. The food is really fresh and healthy! We tried the soups and skewers and everything was really good!!! I highly recommend you try this place out

Never disappoints. This place is quick and provides a quality dish. My favorite is the create a plate with brown rice and chicken and add jalapeño and a fried egg. If I get phở, I order a chicken phở with chicken broth with a soft egg. Spring Roll and fried spring roll are both great. If your still hungry get the skewers with beef and onion. Clean modern décor. Friendly staff.

It’s nice to find an Asian restaurant in this are that isn’t Chinese or sushi. The menu has a limited offering of Vietnamese staples including Phở and Banh Mi sandwiches.
I had the Special, which turned out to not be Phở, but rather a bowl of rice topped with beef chunks and an optional egg. It was good, but my friend’s Phở was better, a generous serving, with all the usual ingredients.
The Banh Mi was good, although at over $ 6 it’s one of the more expensive versions in town – not that that’s a lot for a sandwich, but for some reason this sandwich is traditionally really cheap most places.
Although it’s counter service, the interior is rather nice. Service is friendly, but the kitchen takes a while at lunch time, so don’t be in a hurry.
Phở Real is quite hard to spot from the street. It’s not on the main sign at the entrance to the strip center, and the combination of the name and logo make it look like a real estate office, so don’t give up.

An excellent modern style Vietnamese restaurant in west Orlando. It’s a tad different from the ones found on 50, but in a good way. The restaurant is very clean and the open kitchen is welcoming. The summer rolls are huge and very tasty!
Definitely coming here more often.

Not as authentic as some of the Vietnamese places on colonial but it does the job when you get the craving for phở. They need to ditch the side of onions, add basil!
The serving size is not as big as most of the phở places for the same price. It’s overpriced foe sure.

Incredible staff! I believe Phở-​Real is family owned and every time my boyfriend and I stop in they’re sure to make us feel like we’re a part of it too. We always order a side item roll with our beef meatball, tendon & tripe phở and I’m not kidding when I say it’s the best phở I’ve ever had. I just moved from Bellingham, Washington and there was such a wide, diverse Asian culture with millions of Vietnamese cuisine’s to choose from. I probably tried each one because I’m that in love with Phở I love the atmosphere at Phở-​Real too. No one waits on you, instead the owner and an employee will bring it out to you whenever they’re finished cooking. Overall, I believe I’ve visited this place more than 7 xs in a week when I first discovered it SO DELICIOUS.

The phở here is not authentic at all. The soup taste bland and lack that aromatic phở flavor, the noodle is not the same noodle used in most phở establishment. It is thin and lumps together, which only means they use a cheaper brand of phở noodles. The meat is not as great too. Sure the brisket meat is bigger and thicker but it is not phở.
Disappointing.

Great Phở, Subs and Boba! Take out option and dine-​in area is perfect. I’m super pleased with the location. Excellent staff.
TRY IT!

We’ve been here for lunch a few times and we are very glad that we no longer have to drive an extra 10 miles or so (one way) for some phở.
Their phở isn’t as great as one you may find in the Mills 50 area, but it is still a very tasty dish at a very reasonable price.
I’d say the phở isn’t as great as others I’ve had simply because the broth itself seems to be slightly less flavorful, it tastes like a ‘lite-​phở’ if you will. However, at about $ 7 the brisket phở is a great deal. They also have several delicious rolls to choose from (along with 3 tasty sauces) which are a perfect compliment to the phở.
They have been polite when ordering and are quick to give a friendly goodbye when leaving; the type of service that leaves you with a desire to come back.

Stopped in for lunch. This is a fast casual restaurant where we order and pick up at the counter.
Friendly service. The overall ambiance is cute, but I wasn’t a fan of the food. The taro milk tea was too sweet. I ordered the Cuon Chay which is the Deep-​fried Tofu spring roll. While it was a very generous portion, I felt it was mostly noodles. There was tofu and basil. But I felt like I was eating rice noodles with peanut sauce.
I had the Bo luc lac for my entrée. It was too strongly flavored. I felt like I needed a lot of rice to balance out the over seasoned beef and potatoes.
The peanut sauce was good.

Staff is very nice, and restaurant is clean. You order at the counter and bring it to your own table. It looks like it is a family restaurant with dad, mom, and kids running the restaurant.
I loved the spring roll but the boba taro milk tea and dat bien phở were just OK. The taro milk tea was very sweet, and the boba was not cooked right. The texture seemed like it was either overcooked or not fresh. $ 4.75 was a lot for this. The phở was interesting… the sirloin was very thick, unlike thin sliced in traditional phở. Can’t decide if I like that or not. The broth was a bit oily, and the portion was very small for a $ 9 bowl.
It was a tad expensive considering it is a fast casual concept. I’ll return if I’m in the area and don’t want to drive to E. Colonial.