Pho Ta

I love this place. Probably the best pho I’ve ever had. I’ve not yet found a pho in London that tops it. Even their spring rolls are better than I can find anywhere else. The chicken friend rice is excellent too. All dishes are super fresh and wholesome. I can’t ask for more. It’s tucked away in a residential street so unless you know about it you could blink and miss it. A true little gem!

Delicious, delicious, delicious. Vietnamese is by far my favourite food and Pho Ta didn't disappoint. The spicy Pho was warming, with just the right amount of heat so as not to make it uncomfortable to eat. We had it with prawns and they were plentiful. Try the grilled porkchop with broken rice and an egg. It was homely and tasty. Really yummy food with excellent service.

V01 Pho Chay £11 10/10 Apple juice £5 10/10 Pho Ta is a Vietnamese street food restaurant in Kentish Town. A short walk from the station, parking directly outside after 6.30. The food comes incredibly quickly and it was very fresh. This is a bit of a hidden gem for locals. I'm a bit scared if everyone knows I'll never be able to get a table haha! There's a veggie vegan section on the menu, it was funny to me that the dishes all sound exactly the same but with either rice or noodles so maybe some clarity on the sauces might be useful. But the waitress was so helpful she would have gone into detail if I had asked. Seemed like a fun gamble to work my way down the options so I just went for the first one. The pho chay dish was really lovely, the vegetables had been prepared with care even down to the way they had chopped up the carrot. There was a nice variety and the broth was full of vegetable flavour. There was no chilli which is what I asked for. I already love puffed tofu in broth as it soaks it up so makes it fun to eat! My apple juice was freshly squeezed and I'm not sure if the photo does it justice but it was massive. Fantastic for a fairly cheap but huge meal!! Very convenient as well! From my Insta page almost vegan London.

Tasty authentic Vietnamese food in a low-key spot! Short walk from the Camden underground station but definitely worth it. I had the pho and the soup was flavourful! Love the fact I can add in mint, coriander, and beans sprout to my pho if I wanted to. My partner had the Bún chả which I thought was better if you seeking for even more flavours, perfect for a summer evening. The portions were good and the food was nice. The service was quick and the waiters were friendly, can’t really ask for more than this

Amazing! As a Pho lover and having tasted some amazing Pho around the world and in Vietnam, I can honestly say this is one of the best I have ever had. I ordered the Stir Fried Beef Pho and I was not disappointed. Firstly and most importantly ... the broth. Delicious and full of a depth of flavour, light, savoury and wholesome. I feel like I am getting healthier just sipping the broth. Then everything else, fresh herbs, chilli and bean sprouts, great and plentiful noodles. A very hearty meal and one I will come back for again and again. I love it. Thank you!

My husband and I decided to come here after visiting the Kentish Town City farm with our little one. We had a delicious lunch here, I got the tofu salad bun (noodle bowl), and the other half got a Vietnamese ice coffee and a bun cha. Really, yummy food. I'm Vietnamese Chinese, and the food was delicious and tasted like my mothers cooking. Well done! Staff were very friendly and attentive. We sat outside, and the day was lovely. Thanks, guys!

4.5 stars. Great fresh Vietnamese food at a reasonable price. Short walk from either west Kentish town overground and Kentish town tube. Small restaurant that fits about 30 people inside. Spring rolls were hand made and papaya salad was ok. Pho was great. Service was friendly and helpful. Suggest you book to ensure you can get a table. About £60 for 2 including 1 drink each.

The food was amazing, we had tofu curry, chicken pho and starters. Everything tasted very very good and the service is very kind and welcoming. The place is quite small (around 10 tables) and cozy so make a booking before as it can get quite busy. One of the best Asian places in London! The portions are quite big so order main without starter unless very hungry!