Pho Pasteur Restaurant

I’ve been to Chinatown with friends countless times but never tried this spot until now finally gave it a go after so many years! Prices are reasonable for the quality, though portions are a bit smaller compared to other places (still decent overall). The spring rolls were really good, and the best part? They’re open 24 hours!

I tried the pho today and it was honestly very disappointing. The beef tasted bad and had a noticeable smell, which completely ruined the dish. The meatballs and vegetables didn’t help either – everything just felt off in both flavor and freshness. I was expecting a warm, comforting bowl of pho, but this was far from it. Definitely not something I’d order again.

Delish!! They were so accommodating and made us some shrimp pho! Plenty of veggies and soooo much food! Great service and super quick! Highly recommend for a cold day

i am aware of the bad reviews.. decided to step in anyway cuz 1. i had no cash on me and this was the only viet restaurant in the area that accepts credit cards. 2. i was desperately hungry im a very picky singaporean foodie, so after reading the bad / polarising reviews on the Pho, i decided not to take the risk. even on an ragingly hungry stomach i still have standards! went thru the whole menu looking for dishes that have very low margin for error and i decided on Banh Cuon (say Barn Koon), a dish hailing from north vietnam made up of thin flat sheets of rice noodles, served with pork sausage, salad and fish sauce. its a light refreshing dish thats usually eaten at breakfast or lunch. while this version wasnt the best Banh Cuon ive ever had, it satisfied my cravings for vietnamese food, and quelled my hanger. ordered a salty lemonade drink to balance the flavours. overall a pretty good meal for a place with bad reviews. i feel bad for the restaurant owners :(

Its open 24/7 so it’s quite nice for a late night’s craving. The pho here is okay, could be better, but the bun bo hue is really good! Great service, quiet atmosphere.

The difference between Vietnamese beef noodle soup size S and M is $1 and plain noodle, but the meats are same.

After looking in the rain for somewhere to go for a birthday dinner, we turned into Pho Pasteur. A 24 hr spot with a big hot bowl of Pho, and it hit the spot. Great price, big portion. A pretty plain interior, but you're not coming here for "atmosphere." This is the perfect place for a great late night slurp of broth and noodles!

I have been to a plethora of pho restaurants downtown. Pho Pasteur is not the best but is great at the pho and broken rice. They give the most amount of meat in their Pho when I compare to other pho restaurants. Compared to golden turtle or other pho places nearby, Pho Pasteur has better broth and almost double the meat for the same portions. This spot is also 24 hours and honestly I come here more often than I should for the convenience. I say don't knock it until you try it.