The 3 Viets(Mawson Lakes) — Restaurant in Adelaide

Decided to sneak out for a cheeky Sunday Pho while we had no kids. Our usual place was closed so we decided to try The 3 Viets as it had fairly decent reviews. When we walked in there was only one other couple inside who were quietly chatting and had finished their meal. There was no one else there. We were seated at the tiniest table on the tiniest, most uncomfortable wooden stools. My poor partner is almost 7 foot tall… it was not comfortable at all. The table had an almost empty bottle of hoisin sauce, chopsticks & spoons. We ordered 2 large Pho, a serve of dim sims & a satay chicken entree. After around a 20 minute wait, we were finally served our entrees. We don’t do chopsticks & forks we’re not provided or offered so we had to eat with our fingers. Another 15 or so minutes goes by & finally we get our Pho. It was just alright. Comparing it to our usual place, it wasn’t as big, there wasn’t as much meat, the beef BALLS were cut into thin slices & tasted like fritz. And you could tell the broth was not made fresh & was not authentic. We also had to ask for cutlery, soy sauce, chilli oil etc. So overall, the food was average, the service was ridiculously slow (although the girl taking orders was friendly enough) & the seating was awful. We won’t be...

Being a regular for over two years, disappointed experience for today any maybe will never come again. Ordered large pho for the first time, nearly $20 but my mate and me weren’t even halfly full and needed to grab kfc afterwards. Broth is watery, definitely less beefy flavor than before. Tiny piece of lemon is not enough for a ‘large’ pho. No Sriracha on table, we need to ask the waitress for that. Apart from being flavorless and having tiny portion of meat in it. This is the first time i order the most expensive item on menu and not even 50% full. To respect your customers, at least fill them up! I really want to support local businesses but really need to pass on this one which I been visiting for the past two years. Btw i do seriously doubt the difference between a large pho and a medium pho is just the amouny of water(not even broth)...

We had lunch here today because our other place was closed and we just thought we would have a try, honestly it wasn't that good but hey when your hungry your hungry. I ordered the roast pork fried rice and well the pork was pretty good but later on I started to taste burnt pieces creep through and that kinda ruined it. I would have liked my egg a bit more runny but they were pretty busy so Ill let it slide. My dad ordered the PHo Beef and it looked very watery, which it ended up being. We also got 3 piece satay chicken and I was disappointed at the lack of peanut flavour. Everything was very clean and the staff were very kind...