“ Food was pretty good had some rib eye pho. 10/10 service was quick but it was slow. Environment was pretty cool. ”

“ So I was totally hesitant to try this place just because most good pho places name themselves "PHO##" or something along those lines. Well, 3 years after moving just around the corner from it I decided to drop in for a visit. What the heck! My bowl of pho came out PIPING HOT. Like melt the roof of my mouth, can't eat anything crispy for a week kinda hot. IT WAS MOLTEN. And it was GLORIOUS. I haven't had pho this hot since living back in L.A. and I missed it so so much! Flavor wise, it could definitely use more but for being right around the corner, I can go anytime during the always rainy season? It's fantastic. They don't do the fatty brisket here, and the beef balls or the tiny ones that are a bit too mushy but it's great for Vancouver! Make sure to ask for nuoc beo (soup butter) on the side. It adds a whole nother depth of flavor you never knew you needed! Bun Bo hue leaves much to be desired. Not enough flavor for sure and not the right toppings. Bun Cha Ha Noi isn't authentic here. They just make it like regular bun in a bowl with veggies, noodles, and meat. With sauce on the side. But they don't give enough sauce either so it's not that great. Banh Mi is great here! I've only ever tried the BBQ Pork one because it's so good I don't wanna risk trying one of the others and not liking it LOL! Mayo tastes homemade and super delicious and the veggies are super fresh. I like to get one to dip in my pho. So freaking good! Service is usually pretty good when you get one of the Asian servers. There are 2 new white servers there that have no clue what they're doing. I only like 3 cuts of meat in my pho so I tried showing her how to input my order so that I get all 3 cuts but she kept insisting I was ordering wrong and proceeded to put it in her way. My pho didn't come out how I wanted it and it wasn't even hot so my meal was extra disappointing. I also asked for my side of Nuoc beo (soup butter) and she tried to tell me it's an extra charge.. excuse me miss. I've been ordering Nuoc beo on the side my entire life and have NEVER had anyone tell me they'd charge me for it. So annoying to really enjoy a place and then you get that kind of service and the entire meal just sucks after that. All in all, I'll be back because it's one of the better ones in the area but I might swerve if I see the two white servers who swear they know how to order the food of my people better than I do. ”

“ A little Viet shop in Vancouver outskirts and located near the ice rink. When walking in, initially it looks like an open boba shop, but come to find it is an actual restaurant. My family 6 tried a bit of everything, but truly came with for the Banh Mi's Apps: 1. Crab Rangoon: not a ton of filling, mostly wonton wrapper. Kinda disappointing 2. Fried Tofu: Absolutely loved the additional fried basil that was included. Super flavorful and on point Drinks: 1. The Unknown: adding popping boba, the overall flavor was nice and fruity 2. Berry Guava Lemonade: unfortunately as pretty as it was; the taste was very artificial 3. Passion: the passion green tea was refreshing for sure, but pretty watered down 4. Honeydew Melon Slushie: the slush was good but eventually turned into water, and the lychee jelly wasn't the best topping Entrees: 1. Combo Pho: loved the fresh herbs and mix of meats. The broth was extremely hearty and homey 2. Steak and Meatball Pho: the broth came out piping hot and never fully cooled down. The meatballs were a bit tough 3. Chashu Banh Mi: the chashu had a great flavor. Loved the meat for a good savory bite 4. Beef Banh-Mi: the beef was sweeter, but still amazing **The Banh-Mi's were definitely the highlight, HOWEVER, they had a ton of mayo- may opt to ask for light mayo*** Overall I would come back for the Banh Mi's. The bread was a winner. Service was mid. Server got a few things wrong, but fixed the bill ”

“ Amaaaazing! I was visiting Portland and was looking for something comforting that also was going to be a bang for my buck. And I can confidently say I found that place. I ordered the seafood pad Thai, pho and a Thai tea. Seafood pad Thai was delicious, noodles were springy and had soaked up all the sauce. Seafood pad Thai consist of squid, scallops and shrimp. The pho was also amazing, the broth had a deep flavor especially for a cafe setting restaurant. I was pleasantly surprised. Last but not least, the Thai tea was refreshing and didn't have that overly sweet flavor to it. ”

“ Cute little Tea/Pho restaurant!! So unassuming but the staff is amazing and the tea is delicious! ”

“ A cute lil Vancouver hole in the wall. This place gives cozy vibes and comforting classics. Along with solid dishes they have surprisingly good boba drinks. My favorite is the Floral Thai Tea. Think creamy thai tea with strong notes of fruit and floral. Cloud 9's offerings are enjoyable and satisfy a craving. The Combination Pho was served hot and tasted traditional and flavorful. The Shrimp Fried Rice tasted more smokey than the first time I had it but was still palatable. Reasonable prices for the serving sizes. The service was prompt and the women working were sweet and attentive. Parking is not an issue as it's in a suburban area and they have a parking lot. ”