My Tho

I had the wonton noodle soup and it was full of flavour. It was also a very generous size. Can’t wait to go back and try some different meals, as all of the food my friends had looked phenomenal.

- Tayla -

We went to this Vietnamese restaurant in Preston that serves a wide range of dishes, some of them were even special ones I’ve never seen before Tom Yum with (AUD 17)
 Glass Noodles with Satay Beef (AUD 17.5)
 Rice Paper Roll with Pork (AUD 13) The portions were very generous, and both soup bases were rich and perfectly matched with the noodles and ingredients The rice paper roll was packed with fillings, and the dipping sauce was definitely the highlight

- weisikmui -

This place is always busy, and with good reason! Every visit I order the same thing because it never disappoints. Anytime, any season is the perfect excuse for a bowl of pho, definitely recommend!

- Edna Mahina -

It should be the best Vietnamese restaurant that I haven't been for awhile. The food is cheap, service is fast and friendly and most importantly the dishes and pho are so delicious and authentic. It blew our socks off really for that kind of price. The phoe soup is so clear and tasty (not thirsty). I like the broken rice served with lots of variety of side dishes and they're all well made. As it's quite popular, it can get long queue. Better to go earlier before the peak hours.

- Chiliong -

I don’t come this way often. Always in Springvale But I gotta say, this place is giving springy a run for its money. Bigger portions, cheaper value, really tasty. 5 stars

- david ung -

It was almost full house at 7 pm on Monday. The old male staff (I guess he is the owner) was serving and taking orders very friendly and really attentive. Others were serving super fast! (without smiling as typical Vietnamese culture) Noodles were okay. I love the My Tho's menu I found they have vermicelli with spring rolls or beef leaves and yellow pancakes. I usually have to go Richmond or St Album to order these dishes in individual places for ordering one of them. I found its pricy $18-$22 per dish, but I think everywhere would be the same. For the tasty wise, dry noodles are great here

- Leena H -

Quick brunch with former schoolmate today after a walk around Preston Markets. My tho beckoned from across the street. Let’s try it. Pleasantly surprised - food was good . My friend ordered Bun Rieu while I had Bun mam. Both were yummy. Good broth. Will come again to try other dishes Staff were quick to seat us and food arrived 10-15 mins after ordering. Pleasant atmosphere - Coffee shop style seating so a little bit too close table to table.

- Shena -