This place was wonderful. The service was great. The food…read moresuper tasty. My husband hasn't been big on Vietnamese food, but since I love Pho he agreed to go. He had a sandwich and I had the beef pho and both were delicious. My husband even said he thinks he likes Vietnamese food now and just had some bad experiences in the past. Definitely worth a try!

This little eatery in the heart of Hobart offers great quality Vietnamese to dine in or takeaway:…read morefresh, flavoursome pho along with a great range of other dishes.

This was a lucky find for us!! We didn't expect to get such wonderful and authentic Vietnamese…read morefood in regional Tasmania. Our pho was fragrant and delicious and the service was excellent. If we lived nearby we would eat there all the time!

Don't be fooled by the simplistic decor as this place is a winner! The food variety is terrific and…read moreof high quality. Being BYO also provides a pleasant way to enjoy your best drop aligned to the many choices of food. Mine host is very friendly and chatty as well. Highly recommend this place!

ACCEPTABLE BANH MI IN HOBART = AUTOMATIC FIVE-STAR REVIEW…read more Seriously though, I'm so happy. Cyclo have taken over the old Foodstop and while they're not running it 24/7 like the grand old Foodstop days, they're putting a very decent showing in and the offerings aren't just dirty souvs. What I want now is a banh mi with my choice of meat--do I want mixed meat slices? Roast chook? BBQ pork? I don't even know, but what I DO know is that I want it on a bread roll that's perfectly crunchy on the outside and fluffy inside, with crisp salad bits and a smear of pate, and--if I'm feeling up to the challenge--chilli that'll attempt to blow my face off. There's also a pho bar, ice cream, rice paper rolls, and some other stuff... but I honestly don't notice any of it because I'm just here for those bread rolls. Forever. (Ok once I got a noodle salad because I love those too but I never think of it when I walk in and see that pile of bread. Hey at least I'm honest.)

Horrible food, lacks any "Chinese" authenticity, outlandish prices, and easily the number one…read moreplace in Tasmania to avoid! Doesn't deserve one star

What a weird weird place. Looked really promising - busy, full of Chinese patrons, on the water…read more They basically ignored us for 2 hours. Tables that came an hour after us and ordered the same dish as us were served 30 min before us. Their explanation was nonsensical. The food was greasy. The bill was HUGE. $10 "holiday surcharge" that wasn't mentioned before. We got a small cup of soup and an entree and it was $75. Seriously. Avoid like plague.

Get what you pay for. Nothing to special. Had to pay $4 for…read morea small ginger beer! Absolutely ridiculous when you can buy four for $5 from the supermarket next door. not happy.

Ordered the duck noodle and special combo noodles and they were both delish! Reason prices for such…read moregood quality Vietnamese dishes. Quick and clean services also!

Great food just like Saigon Good prices get a takeaway and some fair priced wine from 9-11 and…read moreenjoy your stay, as good as any of the fine dinning overpriced Asian restaurants in the area for a better pice. This is a gem

My selection was their House Special Pho. Cost was about average (as expected) for a House Special…read morePho and for its size and location. This dish included a flat noodle, slices of chicken breast, thin beef slices, and beef balls. I found the Pho broth alittle weak and the beef slices alittle tasteless for my liking. This likely means they must of used the meat for my dish to boil down for the flavor. There were no fresh slices of beef on this serving cooked or raw. Usually the hot broth can cook down the the thin raw beef slice and insures fresh tasty beef. So I've had much better. There were a lot of locals coming in to purchase take-away bites of sorts such as the spring rolls and bites on a stick. This is why I picked this place, but was disappointed in the flavor in dish. At least the beef balls was tasty that was included. I always check the cleanliness of the pea sprouts, which seemed decent. There were no mint leaves, a few sprigs of cilantro, and the slice of lemon. There was of course a bottle of Siracha Hot Chili Sauce at the main counter. The eating environment was okay for typical Asian eatery, for a hot summer day, not the best as you may roast yourself. Not much space for a large group, mostly small tables.

Cozy little restaurant with decent tasting & good-value food overall. They give a complementary…read moredish for purchase over $100.

Unpretentious, small cafe. The Dim Sims were ok, crispy but the filling was mushy. They come with a…read morespicy sauce. The noodle soup + duck was delicious. A basic noodle soup that comes with a generous side of roast duck. We put the duck pieces into the soup. Could have been improved with some fresh bean sprouts and cilantro. We didn't think to ask for that, but you could. We would eat there again.