Pho Viet Midtown

The pho:Just great, generous amounts of meat and noodles. The bowl was chock-full. Delicious strong broth. Good sides--fresh bean sprouts, Thai basil, jalapeno pepper and lime. A bowl the size of your head. I couldn't finish it of course, I never can. It was as good as Philadephia's "Little Saigon" pho.The Spring Rolls (summer rolls? salad rolls?) Rice paper lettuce wrap. Come in pork, shrimp and some other varieties. Peanut-Hoisin dipping sauce. Lots of lettuce, carrot and vermicelli and juicy-fresh. The meatballs weren't the best I'd ever had nor the tendon, which I like more overcooked and gelatinous (I got the #2 style Pho with tendon, brisket, flank and meatball) but it was quite good. The noodles were delicious. This was about the best pho I've had outside Philly, which seems to be the magic Emerald City Land and if you stray away from Washington Ave, you won't be getting any good pho around here. One time, someone tossed corned beef in the pho. Oh, no no no. Well, this pho escaped the galactic pho barrier and made it back to Earth. I didn't get to try Vietnamese coffee because it was after five pm and I don't drink coffee late, and I didn't check to see if they had bahn mi but I think they do. (a sort of French bread Vietnamese hoagie.) The decor is clean and pleasant casual. The staff are nice and friendly. Looks like I'll be back a lot.

It was great. Thai tea was good. I moved out of Delaware 7 years ago, I'm here visiting family. Back then there was very few options for Asian food and no pho place in Middletown at all. I would definitely come back. They pack it well when you get it as take out. The staff was friendly. The meat is good quality.

This is by far the worst Pho I've ever had. No taste, no seasoning. Cheap ingredients, the sausage is definitely from Lidle. The fried ride was disgusting, over cooked, no seasoning whatsoever. I could taste the plastic container more than the actual rice. Disgusting all around, I threw everything away after the first bite.

The tea cup had stains and FOOD inside it. The tea pot was chipped and dirty. There were soy sauce stains and dried food caked to the wall at our table. We should have left after seeing this, but we stayed.The wings were good but too breaded and there was almost no meat in the pork fried rice. The broth to the pho was delicious. The meatballs looked unappetizing.I miss Mr. Sushi.

Very friendly service, great broth, banh mi is on point. Vietnamese iced coffee and other beverage options are also great.

We had Pho and the Beef rice plate.Pho: lacking in flavor, too sweet, and got minimal portion of the tendon, beef brisket, and tripe. Not sure if they ran out....Beef Rice Plate: plate was ginormous with lots of rice and not enough beef.Price: high for the amount you getService: goodCaveat: from California so this didn't meet the gold standard

If you have t been yet please do go visit as we want this business to stay around for a long time. Quickly has become one of our top choices to eat at in Middletown.

This place is super cute and clean! I got the Beef Pho #1 and it was delicious. Would def recommend this place

I've ordered takeout a few times..... so happy that there is FINALLY somewhere you can order pho from!!!! I usually get 3 meals out of my order! I love it!

The food here isn't good. I'm from NYC and there is nothing that tastes authentic at this place and the original restaurant in Dover. Pho is bland and the pork chop is way too thick and doesn't have the classic flavor of grilled pork. I bet all the good reviews are from the people who have never left Delaware and wanted to try "exotic" food.