Pho Sho

Ana Carolina Santos 5 months ago

I told them I wasn’t feeling well and I asked to send a nice note, thank you for your kind words! Besides that the Pho soup is delicious, I’m happy with my choice. Very tasteful. I ordered from Uber Eats. Arrived fast.

Martin Prego 6 months ago

Hidden gem inside the Citadel. Poh Sho has quickly become one of my go-to spots for fantastic fresh food. My absolute favorite is the rice noodle bowl with the New Orleans–style seasoning, it’s packed with bold flavor and perfectly balanced. The vegetables are always incredibly fresh and crisp. I find myself coming back for that noodle bowl again and again.

A B 8 months ago

I see there are some bad reviews but I can say that I am very satisfied! I’m a huge fan of pho and super picky about it. I got the beef pho and it tasted amazing! It was hot enough and the beef was sooooo tender 😋🫠 I will say that the meatballs can be better. That’s my only complaint.

Ladi Saka 9 months ago

Pho Sho is a Vietnamese restaurant in Miami, known for its modern take on pho and other street foods, created by the team behind the Michelin Bib Gourmand-winning Phuc Yea. It offers a variety of pho, summer rolls, bao buns, and noodle dishes, with options for dine-in, takeout, and delivery, and is located at The Citadel. Menu highlights Pho: Includes traditional options like Phở Bò (beef) and Phở Gà (chicken). Other dishes: Crispy Spring Rolls, Lemongrass Chicken Summer Rolls, Crispy Chicken Bao, and Phatties (noodle/rice dishes). Customization: Offers build-your-own bowls and a variety of sauces like "Hot As Phuc" sambal and chili crisp. Drinks: Serves boba tea (Jasmine and Thai). Vibe and experience Atmosphere: Described as having a playful name, psychedelic murals, and a vibrant presentation. Sister restaurant: A sister concept to Phuc Yea, bringing acclaimed culinary expertise. My first time out here in Miami trying out this food after a long week working the activation at Red Dot Miami since Thursday this was the best food to eat after a long night. Makes your body cleanse itself. Plus anywhere I am in the world always going to take the opportunity to eat Asian food. I woul

Maria Del Risco a year ago

The people working this station in the citadel were very nice, no complaints on them at all. However, we ordered the beef pho and it just wasn’t it at all. The beef and meatballs were so cheap and so so fatty 😭 not even in the way that I know it’s bad for me and I love it, but in the way I had to take a ginger candy to let the ick pass. The fat globs were inedible. The noodles were good, the broth was a little desabrió, and the herbs were fresh. Total for one beef pho was 19ish before tip. I can’t speak on the rest of the food, but we probably won’t go there again.