Aloha Pho -Vietnamese Cuisine — Restaurant in Pembroke Pines

The worst pho I’ve ever had. I asked for a regular beef pho like they serve everywhere. I specifically said it should only have beef, rice noodles, and broth. But they brought me some kind of mess with clumped noodles, some weird white fuzzy stuff, disgusting meatballs, and greasy sinews. I asked them to replace it with what I actually ordered, and a minute later they brought the same dish, just pulled out some of that junk — not even completely.

I also ordered the goulash, which was supposed to have normal chunks of beef, but instead I got scraps full of sinew that you literally can’t chew. The rice — I won’t even start. It was cold, crunchy like sand on the teeth because of overcooked ingredients, and with tiny shrimp.

We paid $70 for all that, while in other Vietnamese pho places we’ve had much better dinners for $50 tops and left happy. I strongly do not...

Stumbled upon this place by accident and I’m glad I did. We had the spring rolls, the wild boar ( on the spicy side but good) The Pho was some of the best I’ve had in the US and definitely the best I’ve had in South Florida. The Bon Thit Tom Nuong also very good

The sign out front says Aloha Crab. The servers say the restaurnt has been slow since they opened but I have a feeling it’s the fact that the sign says crab and makes one believe it’s only a seafood menu. It’s deceiving because although they have a seafood menu, but we only had the shrimp in one of our dishes. It was fresh. the traditional Vietnamese dishes are...

Went for lunch, and the service is extremely slow. We waited 25 minutes before anyone took our orders. Before asking, the place was not that busy. After taking our order, we waited another 45 minutes before the food came out and not all at once. The food was mediocre at best. We witnessed other people come in, were seated, got tired of waiting, and walked out. Definitely not going back. Overall, it was a huge...