I've waited for a cheap yet delicious Vietnamese place in Castle Hill for a while and I finally…read morefound one. Saigon Phoever is located at Castle Hill Mall on the top level amongst five or so more restaurants. They have delicious pork rolls for $5, small meals for $5 and my favorite - pork chop rice with tomato rice. This place always seems to be packed and their Pho looks amazing although I'm yet to try it. Definitely try this little place if you're in the area.

Great pho!! $12 and you can choose how much chilli and sauce to add at the counter. The guy who…read moresevered me was super nice! Good filling tasty pho. I go back every chance I get.

The food was nice. We ordered the pho with the lot. Next time I will order the normal pho. The host…read morewas friendly and happy. One of the few, maybe only, pho shop in Blacktown. It is situated amongst a group of Asian shop when adds to the feel of being in Asia. A great holiday without stepping on a plane.

Little shop inside a strip mall with about 8 tables. There was a line when we went at 2:30 pm on a…read moreSaturday. The owner spoke both Vietnamese and Chinese, and he was very friendly and welcoming. The food tasted great.

Amongst many Indian restaurants there are Vietnamese rolls at XO. We had Lemongrass chicken and…read morebeef rolls. They were good. Eat over the plate though as it can get a little messy. Plenty of water was available and you can also get smoothies. Since it was close to Easter there was a little bowl of chocolate eggs. Nice touch.

This is THE Best Ban Mi pork roll in the hills, super friendly and professional team! Highly…read morerecommended!

I guess I was expecting more since the reviews for this restaurants were pretty good. (on…read moreurbanspoon) Fresh Prawn Roll: Not too bad, the ingredients were pretty fresh Spring Roll: Not too bad Pho: This was a little disappointing, while the broth was pretty good , the beef was really tough

We are so blown away by the service of this restaurant and how amazing the food is…read more My partner and I were keen to try something different and we're so glad we chose this restaurant. 20 mins after ordering, our meals were delivered to our door and the staff are nothing but lovely and helpful. Highly recommend the chicken and prawn stirfry and the combination steam boat. 5/5!

Good Pho Ga. Packed at lunchtime…read more Not much else to say really. ...to be honest I only went here because Temasek isn't open on Mondays.

I've come to China Town on a Friday morning because what I really want after being here one month…read moreis noodles. A hot brothy soup. As it goes, I can't really understand the menus, I'm not sure what I want and I don't know how to order! So I put it on hold and decide to patter through the neighbourhood to work up some confidence. What I eventually settle on is Pho Pasteur "The Best Noodle Soup in Town". WOW Really!? I grab a chair at table number five and pull out a menu and decide on option 1, Beef Rice Noodle breaking the vegetarian diet I've been on for the past 3 months (but somehow its okay, right?).Before my bowl comes, I am offered complementary tea which I accept. I have such lovely memories sitting down to eat Pho. Living in Chicago we had a lot of access to Vietnamese food. Large groups of us would go on a chilly day, splitting a bottle of wine, laughing and being loud. The restaurants were huge, with so many people crammed together. It is a stark contrast as I sit here alone, getting a little homesick that I'm not sharing with a friend......Until the bowl comes :) Oh hot noodle beef soup, I love you! The broth is deep and rich with a sweet and salty, perfect Umami flavor. The noodles are hand cut and I pile it high with lime, bean sprouts, and Sriracha. Thank you I say silently to Pho Pasteur, as I slurp up the piping hot goodness stopping once or twice to wipe my mouth. If you are in the area, Pho Pasteur is located at 709 George Street in Haymarket, it will cost you about $11 for a bowl and an extra $2 if you decide to split. There are a number of Vietnamese items on the menu included fried chicken, vermicelli salads, teas and tofu. Also, leave those cards at home because this is a cash only establishment. Lastly, know that this isn't fine dining. It is quick, cheap and oh so delicious!

This is a small family operated restaurant run by Jimmy, his wife and (I believe) his daughter…read more Particularly good for pho, both beef and chicken, and the salt and pepper calamari are some of the most tender I have had anywhere. Spring rolls are good too, in fact I know a family who order in a whole stack of them when they are celebrating/special occasion. They have lunch time specials at reduced prices.

Service was very good and food was good, not great. The laksa was quite mild and lacked a few…read moreingredients. The pad Thai had some chilli but it was a slightly bitter taste but the dish was quite sweet. There were quite a few people who, like us, we're trying out the place for the first time. There are better places around if Thai/Vietnamese food is what you are after. However, this is part of a chain so the formula dictates how the food should taste. There is a bit of a turnover in these shops at this shopping centre so if it suits the locals they should make a living.

Really cute looking place. Lady behind the counter was very helpful since this was the first time…read morewe have eaten here. Food came out within 5 mins. Every meal is fresh right out of the wok. You can make your own meals or order what is on the menu. Wish they offered duck as a star ingredient ;)

Pretty standard Pho. It's open late so post drunk pho run is a must. Given it's in a mall, it's…read morestill pretty good! The small and large portion doesn't look much different, there is just more noodles in the large portion. So if you want more meat, ask for an extra meat on the side. This place isn't the best, but for the convenience of being in a mall, it's great.

Top of Westpoint Blacktown, not the best Pho I've had, but its the only Vietnamese joint selling…read moreit. I had the friend rice and pork combo, which is always amazing. I found that the service was okay and food comes individually. Like any pho restaurant, there are a variety of foods which are all priced average (10$-15$).

There is a rule of thumb with local Asian restaurants. The quality of the food is inversely…read moreproportionate to the friendliness of the staff. When I walked into Pho Sam and I was hit with a palpable wave of indifference, I knew it was winner winner crispy skin chicken with tomato rice dinner. Which was delicious. By the way. Of course to accurately judge a Vietnamese restaurant I had to try the raw beef pho. It was very good. They must have read previous reviews because they now give you all the trimmings as standard. Well most of the trimmings. Owing to my gingerness I had to request chilli. Bill got salty fish and chicken rice (oh so nice) and a chicken laksa (ok but there's better nearby). Pho Sam is a pretty casual affair. You're there for the food not the atmosphere. Get in, eat, get out, repeat. We did go back again tonight for takeaway. We got more of the same plus Sichuan Beef. My brother reckons that wasn't very good. He's a guts and he didn't finish it. The lemon chilli chicken wings are not bad. Verdict: delicious Vietnamese but stick to the Vietnamese options on the menu.

You know a place is great when you have a 'usual'. At Pho Sam, mine's the Prawn Vermicelli - fresh…read moreand light with plenty of king prawns stirfried in a rich and slightly spicy sauce. Crispy skin chicken with tomato rice, pork chop with rice noodles and raw beef pho are on high rotation for many of my friends. Or really, tomato rice with anything. Servings are bigger than your face with some like the Nasi Goreng just seem endless. Just like any good Asian restaurant, the service is brusque but efficient. The owner is an unsmiling lady with a fierce bob. She may seem scary at first but deep down she's a real softie, known to slide a free plate of spring rolls or a glass of red bean ice onto the tables of her regulars. Because in the end, it's all about good food at good prices.