Pho 95 Vietnamese Cuisine — Restaurant in Cocoa

Very delicious food. Fast service. Food is well priced (given the current inflation - you get a lot of food for the money).

I got the clay pot. It was made perfectly. I got the tofu one and the tofu was cooked well. Anyone who eats tofu knows you want it to be soft inside and crispy on the outside. It was so juicy and flavorful with a great crunch on the outside. I also tried the steamed dumplings - the meat inside was tasty, the wrapper was a bit soggy but it still tasted good. My boyfriend got the pork and shrimp vermicelli bowl, which was also amazing. Ingredients are fresh and the meat was cooked just right - not chewy and the shrimp wasn't fishy smelling. Everything had great flavor. Their peanut sauce is great as well and while I didn't taste the spring rolls my boyfriend got, he said they were great. Everything was fresh inside and tasted wonderful.

My friend got the king Pho and it's no joke. The portion of it is crazy. You could probably make 3 meals out of it. The flavors were amazing as well.

The milk tea and milk smoothies are wonderful there. I would highly recommend the honeydew or the taro. Their lemonade is also great, it reminds me of the kind you would get at the fair as a kid, but with a hint of lime. I wish I could take home a whole pitcher of it.

The portions are huge so you get a lot for your money. You will most likely have enough for a full meal the next day or maybe for later, while over eating your portion while at the actual restaurant as well.

Great place, I can't...

Visited the Cocoa area on vacation and found this place. My recommendation to all the 4+ star reviewers is to drive the 50 miles to Orlando and visit Chinatown & the Vietnamese area. You'll find restaurants there featured on The Food Network that deserve good reviews.

2 stars only because service was okay.

Pho 95 resides in some old fast-food type restaurant. My wife & I were the only diners in the place on a weeknight.

Summer rolls - uh... you should be taking the tail off the shrimp. Peanut sauce was "soupy". Wrap was totally "gummy" and not fresh

Crab Rangoon - ICE COLD.

Orange Chicken - wife got this dish. Cannot repeat what she said the chicken tasted like publicly. The texture of the meat was disgusting. And all you get is meat & rice... no stir fried vegetables.

Pho Saté - nothing but broth with a pool of chili oil floating on the surface. Super fatty beef.

Drinks - all drinks are "no refill". Soda is a can that they're making a huge profit on.

Folks... drive the distance to Orlando and see what real Vietnamese food looks &...

This was by far one of the worst dining experiences we've ever had. From the moment we walked in, the man working there was incredibly unfriendly and gave us a disgusted, almost hostile look — something we couldn’t help but feel was racially motivated. I'm Asian and my husband is white, and the contrast in how we were treated was glaring and uncomfortable. To make matters worse, we were told the restaurant had vegan options — a key reason we chose to eat there — only to find out later that they have vegetarian option which is completely different. It felt like they deliberately misled us just to get us in the door.  They just simply don’t care about being honest with customers. The combination of cold, rude service and what felt like subtle racism made the entire experience appalling. I would not recommend this place to anyone. Spend your money somewhere else where you'll actually be treated...