Pho Gia Thanh Reviews (221)

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4.6 out of 5

Outstanding | 221 reviews

Reviews from various websites

All reviews for Pho Gia Thanh from all websites. The restaurant offers good food (4.6 stars) and is one of the best restaurants in Emerson.

jyvoa

14.08.2023 - 11:23

I had chicken and vegetable fried rice that was just yummy. But the beef and vegetable PHO was a knockout! Great family run place, and a good spot to meet Emers...

We were pleasantly surprised to find an authentic Vietnamese restaurant during our short stay in Emerson. It has a well priced extensive menu.

Had both supper and breakfast at this little out of the way place. Both times excellent service and great food. (Somewhat awkward entrance go through a fence an...

globalcatrachx

14.08.2023 - 11:23

After a day-trip to Winnipeg, I decided to stop by Pho Gia Thanh. A friend of mine recommended it, and asked me to check it out. You have to drive a bit into to...

carole-15

14.08.2023 - 11:23

went to meet friends and had a good meal and enjoyable time. We were set at a plce where we could be by ourselves as well, Service was excellent

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