Pho Vientiane Truck

Had a Staycay in Hau'ula this weekend and we got to explore some of the local eats that this side had to offer. My family wanted to try out Kaya's Kitchen but I was craving some hot soup since it was a cold and windy day. Pho Vientiane was part of the food trucks adjacent to Kaya's. Friendly Aunty greeted us and took my order. I chose the Combo Pho and oh my, it hit the spot! Flavorful and packed with meats & veggies. The hot sauces that Aunty gave me was some of the best homemade sauce I ever had. Wooooo spiiiicy & ohhhh so good. Anytime I'm on that side again, you better believe I'm eating at Vientiane's!

Not the best pho I've had, but still better than some restaurants I've been to. The pho broth was alright, but didn't quite hit the exact same. Flavor-wise.

Small food truck just up the street from Pat's condos. We ordered on arrival but several people had called in for takeaway that became ready as we waited for our food to be prepared.We ordered the avocado spring rolls and they were SO good. The peanut sauce was amazing!Also had the avocado banh mi sandwich...all the vegetables were super fresh and the pickled cucumbers made it extra special. Very tasty dressing as well.The star of the show was the tofu pho...just WOW!! All of the vegetables were super fresh again...crisp bean sprouts and jalapeños, perfectly cooked daikon radish & carrot, tender braised tofu, and the pho broth...so flavorful & rich it left us wanting more.We're already planning how to fit in another meal here before we leave...thanks for an amazing meal!

Ordered the "Sandwhich" (beef) and spring rolls. The spring rolls were piping hot and the sauce was probably the best thing we had (it was delicious). The sandwich was a good portion for price, but the bread was underwhelming (and hard to tear and chew) and everything was cold. It was still yummy tho. Probably wouldn't come again. One and done.

I'm sad! My mom wanted to try this place out but it's closed!! :( No recent review has said this yet that I found, plus nothing on yelp :/ I hope one day we'll come back all the way out here....

Delicious food, sweet kind worker, and great ambiance. My dad ordered their chicken banh mi, my mom their mango sticky rice, my sister avocado summer roll, and I ordered their tofu summer roll. Everything was fresh and delicious! Definitely more of a local taste (to me, at least, but yummy nonetheless!) Parking: FREE on the side of the street. We came here around 3 PM on a Thursday. Lots of parking space, no issues at all. Seating area: open area on the benches, surrounded by cutie roosters and chickens haha. It was fun! Highly recommend stopping by the area and grabbing a snack here. Had a pleasant experience overall!

Tried their Vietnamese Sandwiches and they were pretty tasty. Would definitely try them again next time we go back. Our friends picked them up so we didn't experience their service but heard the lady working there was nice.

tldr: the most flavorful pho you'll ever have. I'm still dreaming about this pho from a food truck on the side of the road in Oahu. Coming back from the North Shore, we were in the mood for pho. "Pho Vientiane Truck" popped up in our searches and the reviews were fantastic, so we knew we needed to check it out. My friend and I split the Pho Combo and the Chicken Banh Mi. Wow! wow! wow! The pho comes with two sauces on the side. Definitely mix these into the broth if you're looking for a spice sensation that will blow your mind. In my experience, sauces don't mix well with the pho broth. I know that traditionally the flavor intention with pho is not spicy, but I was pleasantly surprised at how well these sauces mixed with the broth. I even went and asked the lady who owns the truck what sauces she gave us (one was chili oil paste and the other was a mix of hoisin sauce and sriracha). The banh mi was also tasty! It was a nice contrast to the spicy pho.

Wow! Really good pho, and I'll echo the other reviews for the tofu pho: it's so good I don't add any hoisin sauce, it really didn't need anything, except a little chili oil. Very nice folks and reasonable price. Went twice in a week because it's better than most food we have had on the east shore.

This was the best tofu pho I've ever had. It had depth in flavors, a satisfying umami, and still a brightness that wasn't drowned by other flavors. Lots of vibrant colors and textures. Definitely a comforting dish after a busy day of exploring. The summer rolls were a refreshing touch on the side.