Pho Viet & Donut King — Restaurant in Kamloops

A Kamloops staple for coffee and donuts, but a pleasant treat when it comes to the Viet cuisine. You always feel welcome when entering the joint, with a warm greeting and a joke or two.

My go to is always the House Special noodle soup. A traditional Viet pho with a light, sweet, mild and savory broth. Noticeable flavors of coriander, basil, and traditional spices such as anise, cinnamon, clove and fish sauce. Served with thick style vermicelli, soft pieces of tendon and cartilage, thinly sliced tripe, rare slices of loin, meatballs, and accoutrements such as cilantro, bean sprouts, white onion, lime, and hoisin/sriracha. A hearty meal for any day of the week. For a beginner’s palate I would recommend the basic beef noodle. There are many traditional vermicelli and rice dishes that I look forward to trying. The apple fritters and honey rings are always a popular treat.

Definitely recommend! Never boring, with something new to...

After grocery shopping for the week landed up here , happy hour lawn signs all over the bus stands outside , good marketing I guess !

The place is a fusion for the west and the east. Left side of the restaurant is a doughnut n coffee place and right side Vietnamese food with pho s, spring rolls and other entrees.

I ordered Vietnamese beef noodle soup rare . We reached at 3 pm so got the happy hour deal 😆. The second order was 50% off, so $15.99 for 2 meals .

The soup loaded with noodles , rare beef slices and served with accompaniment a plate of white bean sprouts .

The first sip of the soup was moving , gave shivers with exotic flavours n taste from the Vietnam @ Kamloops . Enjoyed the combination of noodles beef n soup ,no add ups required .

Loved the place , the staff was friendly nice too.

5 star...

Had lunch with my husband and had asked for a knife to cut his food and was brought some visable dirty sisors to cut his soup up with ?! When mentioning that the uncomfortable siccors had food on it the origanl owners brother came over to the table to lecture my hubby on why its better to just cuz his soup noodles and i calmly asked why we couldnt just have a butter knife he turned to me and cut me off and said IM NOT TALKING TO YOU! and continued like the whole time i gave up on trying to eat my soup and when the the orignal owner had been there he was delightful ive been a loyal customer for the last 9 years this was the most disgusting experience ive had in dinning out anywhere.... i will not...