Vietvana Pho Noodle House

I went to try and new place for Pho and I was actually excited to try me and my daughter. I ordered the build your own Pho and it was nasty. 0/10. I ordered the white meat and it taste like it’s been boiled for so long that the chicken was dry and chewy, then when I asked for my meat to be replaced she added dark meat into the bowl with the white meat. I realized my veggies weren’t in my bowl that I asked for. I also ordered a spring roll, it was nothing but salad cut up mixed with rice in the noodle wrap. I wasted $42 on this nasty food. I will not be returning, I’m just going to stick with my ramen.

Ordered vegetarian broth with tofu and mixed veggies - only pho option without meat! The broth was amazing, so flavorful even though it was clear. and the chill oil enhanced the flavors and experience. Great for vegans and vegetarians.

Been going here for a long time and every time it’s amazing. Used to come for lunch when I worked at ponce and the staff were always very friendly. Food is very good I love the chicken pho ( I always get the same thing). Would definitely recommend going here.

I went here to try pho for the 1st time and I was blown away on how delicious it was!! 1st off the broth was super hot which was comforting and super delicious! I got their signature beef broth with shrimp and chicken!!! I fell in love! Also had their shrimp spring roll with peanut sauce! Super yummy! And Matcha boba tea! After eating pho here, I tried other restaurants and this is most definitely my favorite and my go-to every time I want flavorful broth and filling noddles.

The best pho I have had in three different states. Had the beef brisket with beef broth. The brisket was so tender and broth had wonderful flavor. Wished they would had added a bit more bean sprouts. But when the both is too good, i guess it just doesn't matter. Husband had the Bahn mi and really enjoyed it.

Located inside Ponce City Market so you know the atmosphere is great! The Pho broth was fresh and flavorful. Service was a tad slow but did not take away from the positive experience. The spring roll with peanut sauce was on point as well. A great visit, overall.

Cold windy day in Nov, stopped by Ponce Market for some hot Pho Dac Biet. The various proteins were well cooked and tender. It was great to see the large pots simmering in the kitchen as they prepared for the lunch rush. Service was fast considering it was lunch time and they only had a few folks available. If you like pho and are at Ponce market swing by and give Vietvana a try!

I had order a banh mi and pho. And found a dead big in my banh mi sandwich. I can't give this anything other and one star. I did show the cashier and got a refund that I should receive in 48hrs and I gave back the meal.

When I see a Pho place in a mall, I never quite know what to expect. Ordered the special combination pho (Pho Dac Biet) and was not disappointed! The broth was already flavorful enough to eat without the need for hoisin or sriracha. The meat was nice and tender, and ligaments were boiled long enough that they just melted in your mouth. Don't miss out on this Pho experience!

Really good! Good solid bahn mi. Wifey and I like that it isn't using a lot of mayo/sauce which a lot of bahn mi places do. Also the toasted bread is an awesome touch that elevates the sandwich. BBQ pork bahn mi, my favorite. Wife had lemon grass chicken bahn mi which was good but a softer flavor. Also, the price for eating in Ponce is very affordable at about $8 a sandwich.

Got the vegetarian pho with shrimp & veggies. The broth has an excellent flavor to it. Would definitely return.

This is a skip, the food is severely lacking in any complex flavor and you can end up waiting a long time. Here is a breakdown of each item we tried: 2/5 - Vietnamese Wings: overly sweet, not in a good way like BBQ wings. 2/5 - Chicken Banh Mi: lacking in flavor, pretty bland. 2.5/5 - Vegetarian Egg Roll: not bad, but not that good either. 4/5 - Taro Milk Tea: pretty good, a bit on the sweeter side, but much better once the ice melts. Food: 2/5 Service: 2/5 Ambiance: 3/5 Value: 3/5 Overall: 2.33/5

While spending some time, on a cold day, at PCM we decided to get Pho. We stopped by Vietvana and I ordered the veggie broth based pho with tofu. I loved that the tofu was fried. The flavor of the broth was really good. The only constructive criticism I have is that I would have liked some vegetables in the pho. The tofu pho came with noodles, jalapenos and onions. Some broccoli, carrots, etc. would've been nice. Additionally, this pho did not come with the traditional pho toppings: bean sprouts, basil, etc. I would definitely return if at PCM.

Confession! I might be a foodie but it does take mean I'm ok with spending almost $9 on an egg or tofu banh mi or anything I can make myself. With that said, my son REALLY loved his egg sandwich. It was simple but tasty with quick service and a friendly smile.

Saw this stand while visiting and wanted to try the spring rolls. I am so happy I did. Delicious, fresh veggies and shrimp with pork too. The peanut sauce is also fantastic. The staff were really friendly and the stand was nice and clean too.

I have been craving Pho and haven't found a place yet until this one! Tucked away in the corner at Ponce City Market it's a gem. I did the make your own bowl with chicken broth, white meat chicken and Shrimp. I did ask for it to go so I can sit in another area. After assembly which can I say everything was fresh the lime had juice IYKYK. I will be back when I need a Pho fix

Took a chance coming here when I know there's better places around and unfortunately it was a loss. I ordered on my way to work with 20 minutes for it to be ready. I arrived and they said they never received an order for me through Yelp (which is through Grubhub). I had about 3 minutes to get to work so I asked if they could cancel my order and they said since my order isn't in their system they can't cancel it. I'm not sure if this is a Yelp problem or a Vietvana problem but it's very frustrating and now I won't have dinner tonight

Really rude service, if you hate your job find another one you like more, don't be horrible to people who are just looking to eat. We won't be coming back.

My wife and I had to run an errand at Ponce City Market ("PCM") and decided to get dinner at Vietvana. Originally, we were going to go to one of our favorite restaurants at PCM, H&F Burger, until we saw Vietvana pop up on Yelp. We didn't realize they had a new, third location here. We've been to Vietvana's original location in Avondale Estates (https://bit.ly/3pEK5tv; opened August 2019) and I've been to the second location in Midtown (https://bit.ly/3hHl50k; opened February 2020). My experience at this location is consistent with the others - I enjoyed it. My wife did too. The TL;DR version of this review is: "We were craving pho and this hit the spot. We were happy." Vietvana serves "authentic" Vietnamese food. The restaurant has a counter in a new section of PCM's Food Hall next to another new joint, Nani's Piri Piri Chicken. Vietvana and Nani's are the first tenants to occupy the new Food Hall nook at PCM. I didn't think about it until we visited, but I think Vietvana is the first restaurant to serve Vietnamese food / pho at PCM since the market's opening in August 2014. It's kind of surprising. With this comparatively smaller food hall operation, Vietvana at PCM understandably has a slimmed-down menu compared to the full-fledged Vietvana restaurants in Avondale Estates and Midtown. During our visit, they offered five appetizers (three of which were rolls), pho, six smoothies, four milk teas with four topping options (e.g., tapioca pearls), and Vietnamese coffee. What I like about Vietvana is they offer a lot of options when it comes to pho. For example, we could choose from five different types of broth, 11 proteins, and mixed veggies. For the most part, this isn't "Americanized" pho. It's more legit with meat options like tendon and tripe. I'd say the only thing missing is an herb: culantro. Otherwise, the pho here pretty much had everything I like. Vietvana makes their own pho rice noodles daily. I met Vietvana's owners, Khanh Dang and Dinh Tran, at the Midtown location. At the time, they told me that the noodles were made at a single off-site kitchen, which supplied the restaurants. Here's what the two of us got, which should give you a sense for pricing as well (descriptions below largely taken from menu): Apps: * Crispy Egg Rolls ($4.95) - egg rolls with ground pork, carrots, glass noodles, and garlic delicately fried to crispy golden brown; served with housemade fish sauce, lettuce, and pickled carrots and daikon * Vietnamese Wings ($7.95) - crispy chicken wings fried with housemade sweet garlic fish sauce Pho: * Special Combination Beef - Pho Dac Biet x2 ($14.95 each) - made with Vietvana's housemade fresh rice noodles and signature beef broth, topped with white onions, green onions, cilantro, and served with a side of fresh herbs; rare steak, flank, brisket, tendon, tripe, and meatballs Smoothie: * Pineapple Coconut Smoothie ($6.95) We thought everything was delicious, though not served exactly as described on the menu. The Crispy Egg Rolls didn't come with lettuce and pickled carrots and daikon. The Pho Dac Biet didn't come with a side of fresh herbs. Instead, a preset amount of herbs was placed into our bowls. Practically speaking, I understand why we were served bowls of pho that came with herbs that were already placed into the soup. This isn't a sit-down restaurant, it's a food hall counter. Unlike some restaurants at PCM, Vietvana doesn't have its own dedicated dining room. There are counters you can sit at, but the surface space is limited. You can also take your food to one of a limited number of tables nearby. So yeah, it's just more of a hassle to serve pho the traditional way in this busy, dense environment. Another difference in the way Vietvana serves their food here compared to their other locations is everything is disposable: plates, bowls, chopsticks, soup spoons, cups, and straws. Some items are more environmentally friendly (plates) than others (straws). Back to the food and drink - everything was cooked and/or made fresh. Quality preparation, quality ingredients. I liked and recommend everything we had above. Despite the absence of the pickled carrots and daikon, the Crispy Egg Rolls were still savory and satisfying. The Vietnamese Wings were delectably sticky, sweet, and salty. While I like to have control over the herbs I put into my pho, I still thought the Pho Dac Biet was tasty and gratifying. The noodle texture was fresh and the meat quality was good. I really liked the tripe and tendon. The Pineapple Coconut Smoothie was like having a virgin pina colada. Yum. Service was good. Our cashier/server was polite and our entire order came out quick. My wife tried to grab our food from the counter as it was ready, but our cashier/server told us that she would bring our order out to us. That was nice. Use the ParkMobile app to pay for parking at PCM. It just makes things easier. The zone number is 222. This last visit, I paid $4.60 total for two hours.

Of course, I had to try their newest flavor of boba tea. I got the Pineapple Coconut Slushy with tapioca pearls. We also got to taste the Veggie Springs Rolls and Shrimp Spring roll. My favorite is definitely the veggie one. The Pho you can construct on your own. Bae got the Beef Pho and I got the Chicken Pho.The pho was great and very fulfilling. Overall, I love the location and the ambience in this restaurant. I highly suggest trying this spot plus pho is great for the soul and the winter.

Vietvana was the key to my pho cravings. I stumbled upon this gem while looking for umbrella, just to see it had closed for the day. I was excited to see Vietvana since I'd been craving pho for like two weeks but my gf wanted other choices lol. We ordered and did something we usually don't do- ate at the Ponce shop. Nice superb set up. Staff was super friendly and funny too. I fell for their tarp milk tea with boba and omg I went back to buy one and got on on the house. They pay attention to detail. Kindness is unmatched at any place I've been to in Ponce city market! Thanks for such a wonderful experience guys. You made our day! We will def add this spot to our food rotation and we will def be back again and again.

Tucked inside the corner of the Old Fourth Ward is a Vietnamese noodle house. My family and I were in the area to walk around and stopped here for some bites. Highly recommend the EGG ROLLS, SPRING ROLLS, and BBQ PORK SANDWICH. We didn't get to try the pho, but it looked super appetizing! Would definitely come back to try the other dishes. ENJOY!

What the pho?! VERY good pho for a restaurant at a food court. Build your own bowl by choosing up to two meats (also can do veggies), and select beef, chicken or vegetable broth. It's a lot of food and I could not finish it and had to tag someone else in to finish it off. Man, they put a lot of noodles in it. There offer a variety of bahn mi. I had my kids split their signature sandwich, which comes with a variety if meats. My only gripe is I wish they had put some more veggies in it. Otherwise it is a good value.

The pho here was okay, nothing special in my opinion. The food took awhile to come out, I do like the location of the place. It is very secluded and a quieter place to eat!

Nice service personnel. Unfortunately the Thai Tea was the worst I've ever had. The taste was equivalent to water with food coloring. Hope they find a way to improve but I will not return.

Stopped for lunch while visiting Ponce City Market. The pho was delicious. Very flavorful. The chicken bahn mi was ok...not my favorite but not terrible.

Re: bahn mi - lacking in pickled veggie flavor. Meat lacking flavor. Good blast of unexpected heat. I was hoping for more.

Guys, I was skeptical about getting pho in a food hall. The location was also kind of tucked away in a hidden corner too so there wasn't a ton of foot traffic on the side where vietvana was at so I assumed there wasn't anything too popular for people to go out of their way for...I was wrong. It was the best pho I've had in a really long time. I got the specialty pho along aith egg rolls and the wings, all were delicious and I wish i could eat there every day.

This is my 8th restaurant coming to at Ponce City Market within the last month or so and it keeps getting better. Vietvana is a great spot to check out solo, with a friend or even a special someone. Vietvana is one of few places at Ponce City Market that offers little to no seating but there's always seating around the market so that's not an issue. Specializing in Vietnamese based entrees I decided to try two different dishes. I went with the Vietnamese Wings ($9.95) which are crispy chicken wings fried with house made sweet garlic fish sauce and the Grilled Shrimp Sandwich ($8) which is served with housemade mayo, cucumber, pickled carrots/daikon, cilantro and jalapeño. I sat right at the restaurant where there are a few bar seats to the left and right and waited about 7-8 mins before I was called up for my order. Before eating my wings I poured sriracha on them but I was able to taste a wing with its original sweet garlic fish sauce and it's delicious. However, the mixture of the original wing sauce and sriracha is a great taste as well. The grilled shrimp sandwich was good although I wish I had more shrimp lol but from a healthy standpoint it's enough and when you factor in all the veggies that come on this sandwich is actually perfect. There was also another sauce (Hoison) that I was introduced to that I added to my sandwich frequently. This hoison sauce is composed of fermented soybeans, five-spice powder, garlic, red chili peppers, and sugar. It's so good and it complimented the sandwich very well. These 2 entrees together were enough to make a fulfilling meal. I enjoyed Vietvana and if you enjoy eating as much as I do I recommend you try this place whenever you're at Ponce City Market.

This cute little cafe was tucked away off to the side and thankfully I discovered it when searching for the restrooms. I only tried the Thai Tea and it was good! I prefer it a bit more sweet. Very friendly service. Some bar seating available.

So far my favorite restaurant within Ponce City Market. They had a delicious banh mi sandwich. It was not very big, but very tasty. I also got a taro milk tea which was a little pricey but tasty. Sweeter than my usual taste. My dad tried his first banh mi sandwich here and really liked it. Overall, I would recommend! Especially since it is tucked in an area of Ponce City Market that feels a little calmer.

We were so excited to try the bánh mì but was sadly disappointed with the service and food. It started before we even ordered. We walked up to the register, while trying to place the order, the man cut us off and said what's your name? We tried to order a bbq pork bánh mì in Vietnamese to go. He just looked at us. We told him again in English. We waited to get back to our hotel room to try it out. The bread tasted stale, the meat didn't have a lot of flavor and the pickled vegetables didn't have much of the pickling flavor. We're used to traditional sandwiches that are stuffed with meat and vegetables on fresh bread. Nothing about it tasted like a traditional Vietnamese bánh mì. We usually pay about $6 bucks and this sandwich was about $10 bucks. Pho usually costs about $7 and theirs was about $10-12. We don't mind paying extra for food that tastes good. This was not a hit.

Vietvana is a gem of a spot in ponce city market. Built in the newest restaurant section, they certainly got in early here and came to impress. I personally am addicted to their Bahn Mi. The pho is equally excellent. Pro tip: get a Bahn Mi, ask for a side of beef Pho broth and treat it like a French dip. You can thank me later. 100/10 put this on your list to try if you're visiting ponce

My pork báhn mi was delicious. Not super friendly service, but they are quick so I didn't mind too much. Out of all the options at Ponce City Market you could definitely do worse.

Great location, okay food - not my absolute favorite, but there's definitely potential here. I've yet to visit Vietvana's original location, but I was glad to see a Vietnamese spot open inside PCM (since my cravings for Viet food hit on a weekly basis). They are located near JJ's flower shop, kind of in the Northeast section of PCM. There's a handful of stools you can sit at, otherwise there are no "real" tables for dine in - if this place starts to get busy, you might have to take your order to-go. The pho menu isn't traditional, and instead offers more options for those who like to customize their soup (or those with dietary restrictions). I always seek out pho tai (beef pho with rare filet as the meat), so naturally this was my order (note: you get up to 2 choices of meat toppings). The food came out quickly, and I immediately noticed how dark the color of the broth was, whereas I appreciate when my pho broth is more clear. The noodles are wider than the standard noodles and I think they're made in house, which is pretty cool. Instead of serving your bean sprouts and cilantro on the side, they're served already in your soup - not a big deal for me, but maybe for people who don't like to add everything in. All in all, not a bad option when you're craving something comforting and warm...but I'm a harsh critic when it comes to Viet cuisine, so I'd rather take my cravings up to Buford Highway. Regardless, definitely give this spot a try and support your Atlanta-based AAPI owned businesses!

I came here with my grandpa for dinner since we have been craving Vietnamese food for a while. We shared a Bun Bo hue with a Com Tam dish and spring roll. The portion is a bit big (for us anyway) but we really liked the flavor. It reminds us of Ho Chi Minh and our time there. I would recommend people to give this a go although you might want to book a table beforehand just in case it's too busy!

Order took close to 40 minutes for two Pho bowls and order ended up being incorrect. One of the broths was so cold I had to microwave. Not a ton of flavor. Would recommend nearby Lady Ha over this place.

This place is horrible. I ordered the oolong boba tea and told them light ice and light sugar. But they basically still put ice but reduced the drink so that one third of the glass was empty. Also it was really weak. $5.50 plus plus for a tiny drink. Ridiculous.

I've passed this place a couple of times. Today, I decided to try their bubble tea and smoothies. I got the Thai Milk Tea, and my cousin got a strawberry smoothie. I was disappointed that they didn't offer other dairy options for the beverages, but if decided to try anyway. The drinks were good. I'd recommend stopping here for drinks.

I've been trying out many Vietnamese restaurants in The area, and I believe that Vietvana is one of the better options out there. Having been to all of three locations by Vietvana, I can say that they are also quite consistent in their services. For the rice dish, I would recommend bò lúc lắc, or shaken beef. For the noodle dish, I would recommend the bún bò huế, or the beef rice noodles.

I'm not sure what that was. Got it togo. Me and my husband both got the build your own pho. The broth portions weren't big enough to cover the noodles... containers were barely half full. The broth was oddly sweet and gross. I couldn't eat more than one bite. There were no fresh herbs. The eggrolls were not vietnamese eggrolls. They were barely cooked. strangely stale.. freezer burn maybe? Also gross. The dipping sauce didn't even come close to resembling what it should. I can't understand what is happening as I love the food at the Decatur location.

WOW! Showing up to this place was an experience I wouldn't could not forget. Just as you walk past the entrance you will be welcomed by the phenomenal staff waiting for you to get inside. After just hearing a simple, "Hello, how may I help you?" is enough to cure any horrid negative thoughts you potentially would've had coming into the restaurant. Whatever I could ever say about the Phở đặc biết I had will never be enough to describe the love I felt within every slurp of the noodles, every spoonful of soup, or the soft, tender stake. After paying for my meal I was generously escorted to exit by the staff with the only one thought in my mind being, "Why can't I experience this level of sweet soft love from from anywhere else?" as I silently sobbed. So yeah, I recommend this place to anyone who has a craving for authentic vietnamese food.

The most bizarre presentation of pho EVER- came with everything frozen in one bowl and hot broth in the other. Got the special combination beef with the "rare" steak in a separate bag (which quite literally was raw bloody meat) that they were expecting you to put in the broth to cook it? I like rare steak and this was NOT rare lol. "Build ur own pho" I guess??? So bad. Bland. Broth was ok. Super upsetting because this restaurant is relatively new. Save your money and go anywhere else.

Great spot for Vietnamese foods! Had the pork banh mi - highly recommend. Friendly staff too!

Came here last month and was impressed by the selection of food! Very hearty and good when missing authentic vietnamese dishes. Will definitely come back soon!

Blandest pho I've had in a really long time. No side of veggies served with it. Spring rolls were loose and tasted as if made by someone who had never made/ rolled spring rolls before, then refrigerated them overnight! the skin was partially stale and it was really cold. Honestly this meal tonight made me regret leaving the house in search of a comforting hot bowl of pho. The story of making their own noodles and blah blah authenticity was what initially sold me. Like, how could you serve this to a Vietnamese grandma? I'm confused. Hopefully today was just a fluke.

The food is top notch. I love the lemongrass tofu! One time there was a mix-up with our takeout order and they reimbursed the whole meal. Excellent food and wonderful service!