Phở 772 — Restaurant in Florida

I am a world traveled and have tried many diffrent foods i love vietnamese food and have been to thai pho now in port st lucie many times i allways get the bun thit nuong its a rice noodle bowl with meat vegetables herbs and grilled meat .having been up in jenson beach i came across this pho 772 vietnamese place so i throught i would give it a try i got the fresh spring rolls to start with now having had these alot else were and making them myself i knew what they should taste like and i can tell you for almost $5. There were garbage they had a slither of pork two slices of shrimp stuffed with bland noodles not a trace of cilatra any were in them which is surposed to be in them needless to say they were totally tasteless and you could tell the peanut dipping sauce was out of a can then next came my main course the bun thit nuong . this too was terrible the beef was hot but the noodles were luke warm after i complained they took it and heated it up this did nothing for this dish was tasteless the beef was chewy and the egg rolls which was chopped in half was disgusting to say the least after trying some of it i throught about taking it home and doctoring it up but i changed my mind i left it on the table along with one of the spring rolls they brought the bill which was $17 dollers and some change they charged me $ 11.95 for the uneatable noodle dish and $4.95 for there totaly bland spring rolls there was no apologies from any staff that i was not happy with there food all in all this was a awful experience and probably the worst food i have ever had. The old man infront of me was telling me about the $16 soup he just got that had fake crab in it .if i had had the option i would have given them no stars at all but you have to give one to make a review . terrible...

Pho 772 is an outstanding restaurant in its own right. Add to that the ability to stay within your food comfort zone or try something new and delicious. Season it with friendly staff who will really listen to you if you need help making a decision or want to try something new. Garnish with Steve Harvey quietly in the background saying "survey says!..." and you have a recipe for a meal that will nourish both your body and soul. If your new to pho and don't know what tripe is I might suggest you save it for an adventurous food night but otherwise your going to come away impressed with how good the food and staff are.

Note: If you're coming from the direction of down town jensen beach/A1A the sign can be hard to see. I suggest during the day turning into the plaza with a guy spinning a sign for shakra's deli (also the best hot sandwich shop around unless your looking for a bahn mei) and at night looking for and turning into the plaza with the yellow Thai House Plaza Sign/Restaurant Sign. Had a discussion about this with two other customers so I wanted to get this...

Ambiance is nice and quiet. Spring roll was fresh, the dipping sauce was over seasoned (super salty) I had to add some hoisen, sugar and garlic pepper paste to counter balance it. Wanted combination fried rice, don't think they understood it. Fried rice was lacking seasoning, color and fluffiness. Came with clumps of rice or broken rice like the rice was tossed in while it was still hot. They added a ton of protein (chicken, beef, pork and sausage) hence the misunderstanding. Bun Bo Hue's spice level was there but it lacked seasoning. I wanted the Vietnamese style which would come with blood curds and pork feet. Server should have mentioned this (not blaming the server). Broth is much clearer than what I'm acquainted to. I usually give a restaurant a second try to explore their menu. Ofcourse next time I'll try their pho only because it is a pho place (to me, all pho places taste the same) but I did see something on the menu very few places serves or have which is the Bo Kho. I'll give that a try next time around. Overall I give it a 1...