Twenty Pho Hour

First time visiting, had pho at several locations in and around Orlando, this one was excellent. Prices are comparable to other restaurants though it can get pricey if you pick a whole lot of optional additions, but not unreasonable. My partner got traditional pho while I tried the red curry broth with assorted vegetables and seafood options. Both were delicious and generous. Appetizers including spring rolls and spicy pork dumplings were great as well, the latter were quite hot, in a good way. We got takeout and everything was packed well in separate containers as the pictures indicate. Was very busy when I visited, it appears you have to order before sitting down which is unusual and created a long line. Interior of the place was delightful, very unique. Great options for the soups, tons of vegetables, protein, etc. We used the website on the iPhone to order and it was very clean and intuitive. Would visit again.

I stopped by Twenty Pho Hour in Orlando and honestly had such a fun, delicious experience from start to finish. You can feel the energy from the moment you walk in super friendly staff, fast service, and a menu that hits all the cravings whether you want something comforting, refreshing, or a little indulgent. I started with the Philly Egg Roll, packed with steak, cheese, onions, and green peppers. It tasted like the perfect mix between a cheesesteak and a crunchy appetizer so good and surprisingly filling. Then I tried their Passion Paradise Refresher with popping boba, which was the exact sweet, fruity drink you want in Florida weather. Light, refreshing, and fun. The Shanghai Dumpling Soup was my favorite dish of the night. The veggie broth was flavorful and not too heavy, and the mix of ramen noodles, chicken dumplings, veggie dumplings, bok choy, fried onions, garlic, and mushrooms made it super comforting a bowl you can eat any time of day and feel happy. For dessert, the Taro Churro Bites were such a cute surprise. Crispy bites with their homemade taro cream frosting… the dip makes it. It’s warm, creamy, a little sweet, and honestly addicting. Overall, Twenty Pho Hour really stands out because everything is fresh, flavorful, and served in portions that make you feel satisfied without being too much. It’s one of those spots that works whether you're grabbing something casual, meeting with friends, or just craving something cozy and delicious. Definitely a place worth checking out when you’re in Orlando. I’ll be back for more!

Wot da heo Orlando! I can see my breath outside! I need some amazing pho to warm my bones!! What a great experience at Twenty PHO Hour! The "Black Ox" oxtail and brisket was excellent! The flavor is authentic and the portion of oxtail was impressive. The Philly eggrolls were bursting with flavor. The interior decor is creative and artsy, providing a unique experience. Saving the best for last, Leilani was super helpful in taking my order and even gave me a souvenir pin! Next stop, Little Saigon in Westminster, CA where these roundeye taste buds were meticulously trained for authentic Viet food.

This pho offered a truly delightful broth, rich with a depth of flavor that was deeply satisfying. It was evident that considerable care went into its preparation. While the overall taste experience was very positive, I did find myself wishing for a more generous portion of fresh bean sprouts. Additionally, the dining area felt a bit crowded, which detracted slightly from the overall ambiance. Despite these minor points, the quality of the soup itself was a highlight. I would still recommend it, particularly for those who appreciate a well-crafted broth. Perhaps on a less busy day, the experience would be even more enjoyable.

I had high hopes but this place disappointed unfortunately. Service: Walked in and there was a line so I sat at a table and my husband waited in line. As the people ahead of my husband ordered, the man at the register asked me to get up as the two ahead of us “we’re here first”. I got up with no complaints but it was incredibly odd when there were other tables open, as my husband and I were seated seconds later. Seemed unnecessary. Hosts also weren’t very tentative with stopping when guests made their way through the tight dining section. With hot broth in their hands that’s trouble waiting to happen. Food: Beef pho broth was a bit sweet? The sliced steak tasted fine, but the broth wasn’t anything special. The best thing we had were the crab rangoons.

My first time here at Twenty Pho hour and my experience was amazing! The food was so good, it was everything I thought it would be. The workers here are so sweet. Jeremiah is the best!! He interacted with us and made this experience so smooth and enjoyable. Thank you all! Will be back soon.

I had such a great experience at 24 Hr Pho! From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere felt warm and welcoming, and the food did not disappoint. A huge shoutout to Jacob, who made the whole visit outstanding. As a first-timer, I wasn’t sure what to order, but Jacob went above and beyond, recommending drinks that paired perfectly and walking me through the menu with thoughtful suggestions. He made me feel comfortable trying something new, and every bite was delicious. The service was excellent: fast, friendly, and attentive without being overbearing. It’s rare to find a place that combines quality food with top-notch service, but 24 Hr Pho nails it. I’ll definitely be back, and I highly recommend asking for Jacob if you want an experience that feels personalized and unforgettable.

Stopped here for lunch after a morning at SeaWorld. I ordered the steak pho and veggie spring rolls, both were delicious. There was plenty of meat and it was a good cut of meat with no fat. Service was fast. Joni at the front is amazing.

The service was AMAZING Wagner made me feel so taken care of and truly went above and beyond for every person in the restaurant. The food exceeded my expectations and I can't believe I don't come here more often. I can't wait to come back!

If you are ever in the Orlando (MCO) area, this place is a must visit! First, I have to tell you about the decor; it is unique and very interesting. The place is clean and spacious, and the white and black contrast just works for this establishment. We opted to try the short rib pho; it was the bomb! The rib is very tender and juicy, and the broth is one of the best I've tried. Incredibly, there is a lot of good cuisine in MCO, and this place is a must-try! The short-rib pho does not disappoint! I wanted to try the squid on a stick, but they were out, so I tried the Lao pork egg roll; this is not bad, but it's not super exciting either, so I will give this a 7 out of 10. The other solid dish is the Kim Chi noodles; I chose roast pork as the protein, which is fantastic. Anyway, there is not much more to discuss this place, other than a five-star from me. Thanks for the great food!

Cool decor was probably the biggest reason why I came to this place. Haven't gone to a 2D restaurant before so it was just another cross off my list. Pho was fine. Nothing special. Service was good. I'd recommend since it was closer to our hotel and Asian town was like 30mins away.

Come here for the ambiance and spring rolls for lunch. It was fast and clean and love the experience. The sauce was kinda lacking in taste but overall, good spring rolls. It like a counter service.

Absolutely love this place!!! We came in late on a Friday night while visiting Orlando and were blown away. The line was out of the door so be prepared to wait a little while, the staff did keep things moving quickly but it did get warm inside due to the door opening so often. The artwork was incredibly interesting and very impressive, i love the doodle 2D concept! All of the food we tried was very flavorful and reasonably priced. They had multiple vegan options too! We will be back when in the area.

We love this place!! Love the awesome cartoonish decor!! This place was close to our hotel when we were visiting in Orlando. Glad we found this Pho Spot! All of their dishes that we ordered were super tasty and delicious. Be early or prepare to wait in line as the y is pretty small and busy. Order in the front and then take a seat. Some of the things we ordered were Dan Dan noodles I think is what it's called, Pho with beef and beef balls, Shianghai Dumplings Soup, Spicy dumplings, summer rolls and squid on stick, all were tasty and delicious!! Can't forget the drinks!! Thai tea and taro are some of my fav!! This is one of our favorite Pho spots in Orlando!

Service was great, friendly staff. Food was good. It was pho with a twist of Lao base broth. Not bad but it's not typical Viet pho. Good though

So yummy! We were visiting from Chicago and were craving pho. Flavor of the broth was just right. Service was fast! We actually had a short amount of time and was worried about making it to the airport, but it was so easy to order. It instantly came out. Definitely will be coming back when we're in FL.

Stopped in for a late lunch here and it had been on the list to try for awhile. It is totally a unique look with everything in black and white drawing. We were able to order as we walked in at the front and found a table towards the back with our number to wait for our food. We were hungry, but not starving and there were so may appetizers that we wanted to try so we shared a few (sampler, edamame, and summer rolls). There were just 2 of us and that filled us up with our Thai teas!! The food was brought out prepared as ordered and hot (where applicable). The servers were hopping around bringing food, clearing tables, and checking on customers. It was a great quick lunch with some great food and looking for another stop in.

Yikes. So, my motto is that I'll try everything twice just to be sure. In all fairness, I did try two things here, so I suppose I'm technically staying true to that; however, this is definitely a spot I'd never visit again. From the cramped entrance to the pressured ordering to the odd pho noodles and the extremely bland cold dish.... disappointed is an understatement. I took literally two bites of my food. My wife tried it and agrees with me - entirely tasteless and lackluster. Her pho was so odd. She ate about 1/4 of it. Average flavor, atypical noodles for a pho dish, super fatty meat, and less than fresh additions. Bummer. $65 later... The only perk was the cold beer my wife got to drink. We were promised a refund within 3 business days. We shall see if that arrives.

Such a creative and innovative restaurant! Walking in, I assumed we would sit and order but the cashier at the front let us know we could look at the menu above as we will order first. We reviewed and ordered with her. It was an hour shy of their happy hour prices - wish I would've known about that! We were given a number and sat down wherever we wanted. They have a fountain machine where you can serve your own soda and grab napkins / silverware on your own. We did that while we waited for our food. I asked for the wifi password to connect my laptop but she said they don't have wifi - even though I saw two networks belonging to them. Our food hit fairly quickly and we enjoyed it. We ordered the kimchi ramen dish and a pho bowl. The kimchi ramen comes with an egg and you can add protein in it. Great taste. The chicken added in it was only okay. The pho bowl was a bit high in price for the amount of food received. They also didn't give me the toppings - bean sprouts, cilantro, lime, etc. Had to ask for it. Broth was delicious. Would recommend this place.

I'm not used to pho but was happy I got to try something different. This place was highly recommended by my friend so we decided to go try it on a rainy Tuesday. Walking in , there was a huge line so you can tell this place was popular. The decor is all black and white with paintings on the wall which is kinda neat. We stood in line to order and pay and found a seat . So I'm not sure if they were short staffed but there were other trays of food around the tables and that attracted a ton of flies. While our food was being brought out to us, we kept having to bat away flies and there wasn't just one there were many. It's pretty gross to have that in a restaurant when you're trying to eat. The food was okay, nothing spectacular. I took most of it home with me and ate it for lunch the next day. If the staff reads this I hope they address the fly issue.

Service was fantastic. You order at the front and your meal gets delivered to your table. Great place for a quick PHO soup and Vietnamese cuisine. Plenty of parking and located in a strip mall. They provide some quick and to go drinks as well. Cheers!

How have I never written a review for this spot. Been several times since they opened in 2022. Ahhhhh, I love this place! It's just so much fun and the food is quite good. Everything is Instagrammable. I remember the first time I saw videos and photos of this place pop up all over social media. I knew we had to go!!! But we waited until the hype died down because it was all over social media. Haha. Love the whole 2D concept. It's just cool to take it all in. Twenty Pho Hour did a great job on branding and marketing. When you walk in, it's hard not to look at every detail. Everything is cool and everything is cute. Even their takeout packaging is cute. No joke. The space has changed a bit over time but they are constantly trying to improve. We are in town for work and play and luckily Twenty Pho Hour was down the street from our hotel. When you walk in, there is a line to order food. You order first and then they seat you or you wait for your take out order. Alpha was helping me and she was wonderful. She was very helpful, patient and very friendly. The line gets long pretty quickly. And there's only one person taking orders and seating people. I feel like they need a better system for ordering as it gets congested in the front area. I felt bad for Alpha as that's a lot of pressure for one person when that line starts forming. She handled it in a calm and composed manner. Yayyy Alpha! Ordered Red Elephant and Taro Delights for sit down dining and ordered takeout for family. Since I was waiting for food anyway, figured I'd sit and enjoy my hot meal. Ha. Red Elephant is a red curry udon noodle soup, I added bok choy for an up charge. Very tasty but wish the curry was a little thicker so the sauce sticks to the udon. Taro Delights are cute little donuts with a nice taro topping. The donuts are nice and light, not too sweet. So yummy when it's fresh, you can taste it. The takeout was perfect timing as it came out when I was finishing my food. Alpha was great because she took the time to walk around and check on everyone even when she was busy in the front. The whole stuff was very nice and accommodating. Takeout order included, pho tai, trifecta udon noodle soup, and squid on a stick. Both noodle soups were piping hot one I got back to the hotel. My kid loved the squid on a stick, but the sauce was too spicy, had a kick. I liked the sauce. Love this place! Not only is it pretty and totally Instagrammable, the food is very consistent and the menu is appealing. Will come back to try different items. Also note Twenty Pho Hour is also listed under the Michelin Guide. Woot woot! Keep up the good work.

Restaurant interior was designed by someone who likes instagrammable features - unique black and white design, a white throne chair near the front, and a claw machine. Tables were all clean and condiments well organized. Pho was average, 3.3/5 because the broth was ok and there wasn't a lot of meat. They did however provide several limes with the bean sprout plate - most places usually only give 1 lime wedge per pho bowl. The noodles here are a thicker wide noodle and is not your typical thin rice noodle. I think for the average person it is ok but I prefer the original rice noodles in my pho. Combo pho was about $16 and only comes in one standard size. Thai tea was ok, viet iced coffee was also ok - both were about $6. Service was great, front staff and servers were friendly and hospitable!

I've been going here ever since they opened. Their pho is the best pho in orlando. I was hesitant at first because the aesthetics of the restaurants gives ' you may end up with bland food' but it's far from it. I always get Build A Bowl and summer rolls. But I've tried a variety of other bowls too. The service is always good and the employees are friendly. I just wish they had a bigger restaurant because it can get busy during rush hours

Upon a friend's recommendation, I visited Twenty Pho Hour for lunch after finishing a multi-day conference at the OCCC. It's located near many of the resort properties just south of Sea World Orlando. Parking was plentiful in the City Lake Pointe Plaza. Not only was there a play in words with the business name, but when you walked inside, it was like you were transformed into a black and white cartoon world. I have never seen an Asian eatery decorated like this before. As a matter of fact, they claimed to be America's first 2D noodle bar. Despite the whimsical decor, the pan-Asian menu had plenty of offerings besides bowls of pho. Dumplings, spring and summer rolls, and various fried items made up the appetizers. Stir-fried noodles, ramen, udon, and rice vermicelli were the other main categories. I chose an order of the Pork Steamed Dumplings and the Pho Ga (chicken) for my meal. For a beverage, the Dragonberry Bomb refresher was my selection. The four dumpling pieces were served with a spicy dipping sauce and came out quickly from the kitchen. Chicken, fried onion, garlic, white onions, cilantro, scallions, and rice noodles were the ingredients in the bowl of pho. A standard dish of garnishments (bean sprouts, basil, jalapeno, lime) was provided on the side. The broth was very light and flavorful while the shredded white chicken meat was tender. I gave a four star rating for the food and drink and a five star rating for the unique ambiance at Twenty Pho Hour.

I created a lot of expectation about this place. First of all you order, pay and they give you an table with your number. I ordered the trifecta pho (just would change the noddles to a thinner one) and my wife ordered the pad Thai. My pho was really good beside the chicken had an strong flavor and the shrimp Weren't clean . I really enjoy it, was good. Although the pad Thai wasn't good, we started enjoying after a Thai trip and this pad Thai was so sweet, nothing about spices (they do had some spices at the table, but it's the same as cook an steak and leave the salt at the table) so it's a No for the pad Thai! Ambience looks cool, all white and black, but as fast as a fast food

Summer rolls are absolutely delicious with shrimp and brisket, such a great appetizer! Shrimp tempura and crab ragoons are on point! Their soups are refreshing, revitalizing, and fill you right up. Especially if you feel under the weather, their soups are a great pick me up!Service is quick!

The decor inside is all black and white like you wanted into some unfinished comic strip. The service was great...friendly and attentive. The food was good too. We ordered combo pho, crispy pig bowl and kids build your own bowl. We also ordered viet iced coffee and mango passionade which came in these cute cups. It's a good place to visit if you have noodle cravings.

Went to twenty pho for my second time and wow it was delicious! This time around I had the spicy pork dumplings, which were such a good appetizer! I shared the pad thai and the kimchi fries; honestly don't know which was better. The pad thai was sooo good I can't explain it. The kimchi fries were also delicious and just a different twist on your regular fries, from the steak being nice and soft to the sauce and kimchi. Paired my food with a mango refresher, which was refreshing and yummy. Staff was super friendly and helped us make some decisions on what to order as we were indecisive. Our food was brought out one at a time and freshly made which was really nice so we didn't get everything all at once. From my last visit, it looks like they changed seating around and added more tables to where the once bar seating area was. Can't complain, for what seemed to be a busy afternoon we got good service with not too long of wait time!

Twenty Pho Hour in Orlando, FL, is a gem for Vietnamese cuisine. I recently tried their beef Pho, which had brisket and eye round and it was delicious. The broth was rich and flavorful. The combination of tender brisket and eye round added layers of texture and depth to the dish. The restaurant is charming, inviting and the service was great. The portions were generous, ensuring that even the heartiest of appetites would leave satisfied.

Cute Vietnamese, Asian place with modern decor that is Instagramable for sure. Service is good. Very friendly. Menu has a lot of options from pho, Shanghai dumpling noodle soup, pad thai, udon, ramen, and what I assume is a laksa inspired dish. Pho has the basic flavors, but I felt the broth could be developed a bit more. Pad Thai was too sweet for me. The Shanghai dumpling noodle soup was good. There were two types of dumplings, egg noodles, and a simple clean broth. The Vietnamese coffee was slightly burnt. Kids got a ramune. They had fun taking photos with the cute decor. Parking was easy. It's a cute place, and friendly yo Americans. I prefer authentic hole in the wall Viet places, though, so I probably wouldn't go back.

I stumbled upon this noodle spot on Yelp while exploring the area. Situated in a serene plaza with ample free parking, it caught my attention. The staff exuded warmth and helpfulness. Upon entering, you place your order, pay, and are promptly escorted to your table. Opting for the beef brisket/shrimp summer roll, I found it decent but not outstanding. It seemed pre-made and refrigerated, evident from its stiffness and coldness. The peanut butter sauce was satisfactory, but adding hoisin sauce from the condiments tray enhanced its flavor. However, my custom bowl with beef broth, ramen noodles, brisket, and eye round steak was exceptional, earning a perfect score of 10/10. Loaded with flavor! I look forward to revisiting next week. The establishment boasts a charming, imaginative, and impeccably clean ambiance.

Found this place through tiktok while looking for orlando eats. The 2D comic book theme drew me in, but unfortunately, the food itself will not bring me back. We paid $15 for pho dac biet, but the portion was so small and there were barely any noodles. A bit disappointing since pho bowls are usually packed with noodles and meats. Why need to be stingy with it? We also got the kimchi noodles which tasted okay, nothing special. It was bit spicy, but good spicy. Service: You pay before you choose where to sit. Minimal interaction with any staff. Feels more like a fast food restaurant. Ambiance: Awesome theme, cool vibe. Overall, it was a decent experience.

Went late night been wanting to try the squid on a stick, that is an acquired taste but the sauce was good. The service was quick and ambiance is casual. It got busy fast I was shocked of how busy it was at 12am.

Went here after our day at Disney; great meal to end the day. We go all got the Pho Tai and Pho Dac Biet and both were delicious our family loved it. I love the 2D theme inside, feels like you're in a cartoon. If you are dining in, you'll order first before sitting down. All the servers were so nice and attentive.

Service and ambiance were nice. Taking one star off because you will have to order before you sit and this is a bit more challenging if you are with kids and first time visiting. The kids pho were pretty large.

Absolutely love the black and white 2D decor here. What a cool concept. It was pretty busy when we stopped by but the wait was not long. You order at the counter and then find a seat and they bring the food out to you. The employee at the counter was kind and patient, since it was my first time there, he gave me some recommendations on what to order. The food was delicious and the broth was flavorful. Although this is a pho restaurant they have various noodles to choose from and I chose the ramen noodles with my beef broth with brisket and fish balls. I originally wanted the crispy pig bowl, but it was late on a rainy day and they had sold out of the pork belly. Nonetheless, I was happy with my second choice.

On our visit to Orlando, we were tired if the nuggets and fries and burgers that surrounded us. We needed our Asian fix and we found Twenty Pho Hour! The decor was super eccentric and def enjoyed looking around and checking out all the 2D images. With an appreciation for art, it was dope to see it! The staff! A1! The person who took it order was super patient and helpful. Wendy was also super helpful making sure we had everything, being hands on, and made sure of utensils and all. Most def enjoyed the food!!! Get all the recommendations from them. I strongly advise to give them a shot. The soup gave us life from long days at disney!!!

When this place opened, it was everywhere on social media. The huge, unique, beautiful 2D, black and white that covered every inch of wall and ceiling and even invaded the dinnerware; just lovely. Also, plenty of photo ops for you to pose with with your whole crew or just on your own. Very hip and trendy spot, aesthetically. We get in, and it starts out as counter service. You wait in the line and browse the menu and browse the merch. They had a pin, so I got that. I always get pins. The menu was vast, though, so I had to ask the guy at the counter for advice. I got the sought advice, and got to ordering. I got the Thai Tea to drink, and it was good. Not too intense, if that makes sense. It was a very mainstream Thai tea. We started off with some Summer Rolls 2pc. w/ Peanut Sauce (shrimp, mixed greens, vermicelli noodles). Freaking great. Huge shrimps inside, a good amount of peanuts in the sauce for that nice little crunch, and some greens inside to add a pop of freshness. Really lovely. Also got the Lao Pork Egg Roll 3pc (ground pork, taro, carrots, glass noodles, oyster sauce). These were nice, too. Not oily, very crispy, good amount of filling, solid. My personal entrée was the Pho Hai San (shrimp, shrimp tempura, fishballs, shrimp dumplings, fried onion & garlic). This thing was friggin perfect. The broth was truly exquisite, tastes like they've been tending to the flavor for days, weeks. So much protein in the bowl, and it was all perfectly cooked. Tender, plump shrimp, crispy tempura, stuffed to the brim dumplings. Just wow. I also got to try the Pad Thai Rice Noodles (rice noodles, carrots, egg, peanuts, beansprouts, scallions, lime and cilantro). The steak tips were chosen. It was a nice pad Thai. Very nice, slurpable noodles, crunchy, fresh texture in droves with all the fresh veggies, and that lime adds the perfect acid contrast that makes this a very Thai dish. Loved it, and the tender steak. Very good. After this very lovely meal, we got the Taro Cream Delights (Donuts topped with whipped creamy taro) for dessert. Very unctuous donuts fried to perfection. Topped with a creamy taro goo that you have never had before. It was sweet, but taro-y sweet, in a lovely way. So good. Overall, it looks like I just wrote a love letter to this place. And maybe I did. Finding out this place was style And substance was a very pleasant surprise. I will be back.

Their noodles are ON POINT! It's the perfect chewy-ness. We had the pho dat biet, pho-mignon, pad thai, and shrimp tempura. Everything tasted delicious! The service was quick and nice. The ambiance is super cute! Love love love this place!

How is this place so good?? I'll admit I was originally hesitant to make the drive because I thought the 2D concept might just be an Instagram gimmick but I'm happy to report it's definitely not! I've been a few times now and everything I've tried has been good. My go-to though is definitely the fried squid sticks - you gotta try them! The 2D concept is also well executed with lots of fun pho puns and the service is good too. You order at the front when you get in and the food comes out pretty fast.

You order and pay at the register when you first come in, then you're given a number, and the food is brought to the table when it's ready. The cartoon themed decor was very cool and makes for great photo ops. The Pho was okay, but not for the price point, and the spring roles were subpar. They must have been training someone that day, because the spring rolls were thin, loosely rapped and falling apart. It was nice to try once for the trendy experience, but there's better Pho out there for a more reasonable price, with full table service.

I didn't even feel so hectic at Disney considering it's the last Saturday before X-mas. But I sure heard and felt it here. My ears are burning bc it was so loud here. This place was draining. Ordered Thai tea, hot tea, summer rolls, Krab rangoon, chicken pho, & seafood pho. People working were nice. Food was ok. Atmosphere, definitely a no won't come back even on a week day. People are coming here in herds, like the food is free. Good for them. The food is just ok to me and the place definitely ear piercing. This is my second time here. First time was when they first opened. Done and done!! Nice of me to come back, but no more!

Literally went there at 11pm On a Sunday night - NOT even close to twenty pho hour Really? This is a tourist town - at least midnight folks

Solid pho spot, definitely after a long day at Disneyworld! Coming from OC/LA where there is a a strong competition and a plethora of pho spots, this place is definitely not the best I've had, but nonetheless a solid option if you're looking for pho in an area where it's hard to find any. The decor alone is worth the trip! Very cool and unique 3D pop art! Ordered the Pho Dac Biet which comes with nearly all the beef meats (Steak, brisket, fatty brisket, meatball, and tripe). The broth is extremely light tasting yet smooth. The noodles are the thicker kind and soft which I really liked! (Small amount of pho noodles and basil given compared to other pho places). The meatball had the most flavor and texture out of all the meats. The steak and brisket was a little tough and chewy and didn't have that melt in your mouth texture and taste. Overall, solid, broth a little lighter, noodles are good, and some meats are decent!

Visited Twenty Pho Hour after a long 14 hr day of running around Hollywood studios with my family. When you get inside, you need to queue and order at the front before sitting down. The menu is fairly extensive for a pho place, they have stir fry noodles and other items in addition to pho. We ordered a ton of things off the menu: - kimchi stir fry noodles - oxtail pho - pork egg rolls - squid skewers - crab rangoon They are open late, so this meal really hit the spot after a long, exhausting day. The standout dish of the meal was the oxtail pho. Next time, I will skip the stir fry noodles and get a bowl of this for myself.

Meeting up with a friend for dinner, we picked this place because of the location and the great food. It's located on I Drive and not far from the Universal Studio. The restaurant was very cool looking with 2D concept. Everything in black and white and like a drawing. I saw reviews and pictures before my visit. It was even cooler when I see it in person. I was not very hungry and only had an appetizer. My friend said her udon noodle was very delicious. Staff was very friendly and offered to take our pictures. I look forward to coming back.

This a cute joint. I would give 5 stars but the service was just standard. Also there was some kind of influencer or something like that taking photos all throughout the restaurant which I understand they can't really control but it just made the atmosphere off. The pho was very delicious. Rich and savory.

Pros: Absolutely beautiful decor! Truly something unique that's found nowhere else I've seen in Orlando. Amazing food. Definitely no skimping on the portion sizes, and beautiful presentations. Everything was cooked to perfection, which is hard to not overcook seafood. They did a great job. Cons: I couldn't find any cons, and I looked. Maybe that I didn't order enough food. Tips: If you don't love summer rolls, but are always curious about them, get them here. These are amazing. Get dessert, take photos. Have fun.

I like Pho and decided to try this restaurant when I was nearby. I know some folks who recommended it. Customers order at a counter, are escorted to a table, and a numbered stanchion is placed on the table. When food is prepared, it is delivered to the table. I ordered Pho Chay (veggie pho). It had tofu and veggies. I was able to spice it with pepper sauce that was on the table. I really enjoyed the pho. I did not have to wait long for the pho to be brought to the table. The interior design is interesting. The walls are white with drawings. The drawings are of bookcases with books on them. I enjoyed the pho and would like to go back.

We took my mother-in-law to Florida for the first time. We were a family of 10 whom had just gotten off the plane. So we hungry and exhausted. I remembered that I had seen a TikTok video about this restaurant due to the funky cartoony decor. We also appreciate that this establishment was close to our hotel and it was open. My mother-in-law is your typical Asian mother who preferred to eat rice and noodles over anything else. We waited about half an hour before we were able to order then they seated us. Their menu was simple and prices were decent. Not a tourist trap. We basically ordered pho with egg rolls as an appetizer. The order came out pretty quick. Our pho broth seemed watered down. The aroma of the pho spices filled our nostrils but it was lacking flavor. Even after putting in the herbs and sauces, it didn't help. The noodles were a tad stiff for our liking. The bowl came out hot, which we appreciated. The Philly cheese egg roll was good but the regular ones were under seasoned. The meat on the Philly cheese were thinly sliced and the peppers with onions were nicely caramelized. My mother-in-law commented that the regular egg rolls were not as good as ones she made. Which I thought were nicely seasoned. The spring rolls are not like the summer rolls we thought it would be like at other Vietnamese restaurants. It tasted ok but should have clarified before we ordered. They also forgot to bring out two boba drinks until we reminded them. I get it, we were a large group but ended up taking the drinks with us. Service was great though. The guys who took our order were friendly and so happy to be there. One of the guys mentioned he co-owned it with some college friends. The decor was fun and we enjoyed the atmosphere. Definitely a nice first experience.

Beautiful decor: this restaurant gives off a 2D, cartoon vibe. I felt like I was sitting inside a comic book! You order your food and pay all at the front upon entering, which I thought was interesting. Then your food is brought to you wherever you sit. We spent a long day at a nearby park and stopped by for something hot. The pho tai was nice - Not the best I've had, but given the decor, the convenience of the location, and the quick service, I definitely can say I enjoyed my visit!

The place was packed so it seemed like the go-to spot. The cartoon style was cute and unique. & service was excellent- extremely fast, nice, and knowledgeable of their menu. Plus, prices were decent. They were not scarce on the protein. Very happy about that. Everything was delicious. The Vermicelli bowl with seasoned chicken was my personal favorite - the chicken was tender and seasoned very well. This is a fast sit down service. You order with the host up front, get seated, food is served quickly, then you bounce. Great idea for a restaurant, honestly. Fast money.

I'm mixed in my thoughts with this location. I had heard good things about this place, but when it comes down to it, this restaurant is best for those who like Pho. My sister and her fiance brought us here and told us they had ramen. I prefer ramen with pork broth, but they don't have any broth besides beef. I ended up getting the Kimchi noodles with steak tips. It was mildly spicy but still pretty tasty. We ordered some crab rangoons that were very fresh, crispy, and tasty. The only downside to this location is that if you aren't a fan of spicy items, they have a limited number of noodles that aren't highly spicy. I wish they had more nonspicy food items here for those who want spice sparingly. I liked the decor of the restaurant. It was fun and very cartoony inside. I couldn't help but keep looking around at the interior decor while eating there. The Pho looked very good, and the two people who ordered it seemed to love it.

We have now visited this place several times. The food is constantly good. The staff go out of their way to accommodate us. We have brought and introduced many people to this place. So far everyone has been pleased. We are looking forward to going there again soon.

The first 2D noodle bar in American has come to Orlando! That in itself is a reason to visit this Pho-nomenal place! I been to this place many many times since opened! They used to have kelp noodles for a selection on build your own bowl and have taken it off, but if you ever see it back on the menu its a MUST! Pro tip: add fried garlic and onion to your bowl, it adds an extra fragrant kick that elevates the pho They are always busy but always friendly and very efficient! Take their warning for the Korean Fire Noodles seriously! I love spicy food and I could not handle the heat that came with this dish! Favorites: Short Rib Pho, Spicy pork dumplings, Philly egg roll (SO GOOD) Recently I noticed their prices have increased significantly (which is understandable with the economy) but the build your own bowl with fried tofu used to cost around $13 and now is $19...

Such a cute spot PHO some nice PHO lol The staff was sweet and helpful Loved the sauces Gyoza was delish along with the spring rolls The soup was LARGE and hit the spot I would def want to go back and try other dishes! My friends seemed to enjoy the pad thai but I am allergic to peanuts so couldnt try it