Pho Sunshine

Located in the Asia Plaza, a delicious Vietnamese spot! A huge parking lot out front, and a large restaurant with plenty of tables. We were able to be seated immediately on a Saturday night. The staff was very quick and kind, giving us extra bowls so we could sample each other's meals. Our table started with the A2 Garden Rolls ($6), which were fresh and delicious, accompanied with a peanut sauce. I got the P2 Pho with Brisket ($13), and the broth was to die for! So tasty, it did not need much other spices or sauces added. I also got to try the spiced pork in the vermicelli noodles, and it was divine. Some of the best flavored pork I've ever tried. The menu is also HUGE with: pho, vermicelli, banh mi, fried rice, noodles, etc. I will be back to try more!

I did not eat here. We came here with a party of 5 and sat very patiently waiting. We were enjoying a nice conversation even though it was almost 20 min and the waitress did not even bring us water.When we raised our hand for attention, the lady said "be there in a minute". Then 5 min later we tried to get her attention again. Instead of greeting us with a smile and thanking us for our patience she straight up came in attack mode. It seemed like she was annoyed we wanted service and then when my mom asked her if she knew what a certain term in Chinese was (referring to the pho) she basically started yelling at us "of course I know what that is what do you think I'm stupid?" All in Chinese. I was already fed up with the wait time and trying my best to remain composed. Then with her terrible attitude and straight up attacking us, my dad said, we don't need to eat here. Yup we walked out. 30 min hungrier and shocked by the lack of hospitality...Idk if their food is good or not but I don't need to be verbally assaulted when I'm paying for service.

Popped in here on a weekend for lunch with some friends to check out this new pho place in Asia town. I was pleasantly surprised by how big, airy, and clean the space was. It doesn't feel like a restaurant that's basically brand new. When we visited, the restaurant was relatively busy, but we are able to be seated immediately.We started with a side of the summer rolls and spring rolls, which were excellent. I thought the spring rolls were very crispy and delicious, and the summer rolls were filled with lots of vermicelli noodles. I was very impressed with how quickly all the food came out. The Pho is definitely good: they didn't skimp on the meat portions which I appreciated, and the noodles and the broth were great. This isn't the best pho I've ever had, but it's really solid, and I would come back for sure.

A new Vietnamese place, bring it on!I stopped by to grab some dinner to go and o don't have many complaints.I got the vermicelli with shrimp. It was completely comparable to the same dishes in the other Vietnamese places in the area and recently priced. Good amount of shrimp, well grilled, good amount of vege and good amount of fish sauce.I also got an order of the summer rolls (the rice paper ones) which were tasty. The sauce is the peanut based on. My only complaint is the cost those at $6 for an order of two is on the higher end compared to the surrounding places.Overall, not bad - worth trying out.

I went here with my wife and daughter. We ordered the fried rice and ramen to share. Both dishes were great. Clean restaurant and amazing service.

Yummy Vietnamese! Flavorful big bowls - perfect for a cold day in Cleveland! Savory broth.

Clean, quiet, and great food! Our server was very friendly and made sure we were taken care of during our dinner. My first time getting the vermicelli bowl at any Vietnamese place and it was delicious! It wasn't too heavy and it was full of flavor!

We had lunch at Pho Sunshine yesterday. We were a party of three. I had the Eye of Round & Meatball Pho, my Wife had the Deep Fried Chicken Wings, and our guest had the Dark Meat Chicken Pho. We also shared three of the rolls with come two to and order. My Wife, and I had Hot Jasmine Tea, our guest drank ice water.In regard to our meals:The Eye of Round & Meatball Pho was quite good. The noodles we cooked properly, it had a fair amount of meat, and was not overwhelmed with green onions, but had the right amount. Our guest, and I were given one plate of bean sprouts, with four sliced jalapeños. I found this to be improper. We should have received one plate each, and should have received much more sliced jalapeños, or some type of sliced peppers. I would prefer Thai peppers or Serrano peppers to Jalapeño. There were plenty of bean sprouts.My Wife was happy with the Deep Fried Chicken Wings. She cannot eat Tomatoes or Peppers, because they cause her to have a Fibromyalgia flare-up, so this limits her choices. She wanted a side order of vegetables, but we were told that they were out. I was unhappy with this, as was my Wife. This was in the early afternoon, and this was completely unacceptable! There is a grocery store less than 150 feet away from the restaurant, and it is attached to the Asia Plaza. So they would not have to go outside to purchase some vegetables. Needless to say, my Wife was not satisfied, and still a little hungry after leaving the restaurant.Our guest had the Dark Chicken Meat Pho.The meat was light in color, and did not even taste of dark meat. She even asked the Lady who served us if it was dark meat, and was assured it was with "Trust me".It did not look like dark meat to any of us, and our guest described the meat as almost flavorless. She was not entirely happy, nor was I. The Hot Jasmine tea was the proper color, but was not fragrant, or having the nice, rich taste of Jasmine tea. I asked the Lady who served us what type of tea it was, and she said it was Jasmine. I told her it was a very low quality Jasmine tea. Jasmine tea should be aromatic, and have that pleasant, rich flavor. As for service, the Lady who served us was very pleasant, and attentive. It is unfortunate that they are missing on the negative points that I have mentioned. A Vietnamese restaurant should care more about their customers happiness, and should not be lacking in any point. The owner(s) of Pho Sunshine in Asia Plaza need to step up, and make some changes to what they sell, and serve, their customers.We love Vietnamese cuisine, and left a little disappointed. The meal cost around $64 after tax, and I left her a fair tip, as she deserved it.....unless she is an owner. Perhaps I should have asked.Will we return, possibly, but apprehensively, if we do. There menu has a pretty good selection to give them another try. We will be back to Asia Plaza regularly, but I am currently scanning Yelp for Vietnamese, and Chinese restaurants in the area.

Ambiance: Been here twice with my wife and have had good carry out experiences. The place is very clean with plenty of comfortable seating. They have a pop playlist that's not too obtrusive and the service is decent. They do understand Vietnamese but are still learning their ordering system since the place is still pretty new. Food isn't super fast but also not too slow either. Food: Coming from San Diego and having parents who grew up in Vietnam, my standards are usually pretty high. That said, this place is actually fairly authentic for the Midwest. The best thing we've had here are actually the bahn mi dac biet sandwiches which nail all the traditional flavors. The French bread has a nice crust and they use all the appropriate cold cuts and vege fillings, I just wish they had more liver pate and stronger pickles (do chua) although maybe it's toned down a smidge for the American palate? The sandwiches are admittedly small for the price although the ingredients are actually well-proportioned. The rice dishes, despite not being labeled, are made with broken rice which gives you an authentic textural experience and their steamed egg loaf and shredded pork loaf were well executed (often left out at many restaurants). Sadly, the weakest dish is the pho which has a good savory flavor unadulterated by sugar or black pepper, but is too watered down. If they concentrated their broth by 30% then it'd be close to perfect. We have also gotten the rainbow drink (che ba mau) and Vietnamese coffee which are very enjoyable and recommended. Overall I liked Sunshine Pho. They do a lot of things right and have all the traditional flavors but they need to turn the intensity of those flavors up. They do all stumble a bit on the price:value side of things but this place is still a good option to have around. Get a sandwich and coffee here and you won't go wrong.

Excellent food, very clean place, and great service! I got the fresh shrimp and pork spring rolls. They were very large and delicious. Then I got the number one for with the rare meat. Their broth is delicious. You can tell it's been a while.