13 Best Vietnamese Restaurants near Ocoee

“Food was delicious and prepared fresh. Got the chicken pho, it had a huge amount of chicken. Was served with a large garnish of lemongrass and bean sprouts. It was absolutely delicious. Got the gigantic fried eggroll. It was the size of a corn dog and really good. Also had the teriyaki chicken which came with rice. The meatball Pho was good for our guest who was unfamiliar with the menu. The boba tea was also really good. This is a cute, clean, well run establishment that will not disappoint. Please give them a try.“

“Oh my God. This food was absolutely delicious. This place has very authentic grilled pork & I am so happy I tried it. They cook very good food and I have no doubt any dish you choose will be authentic and full of flavor. Great place to eat. 5/5“

“Visiting Orlando for a convention, my friend suggested this place, Pho Sky Blossom, and I must say, it was an extraordinary experience. From the moment I stepped inside, I was greeted with warmth and hospitality. The presentation of dishes at Pho Sky Blossom is nothing short of artistry. Each plate is meticulously arranged, showcasing vibrant colors and textures. Pho Sky Blossom takes traditional Vietnamese cuisine and adds a modern twist. The flavors are both comforting and surprising. Whether you're a pho aficionado or a newbie, you'll find something delightful here. The staff at Pho Sky Blossom are nothing but awesome. Very accommodating.The restaurant's interior design strikes a perfect balance between contemporary and cozy. Parking woes? They've got plenty of parking spaces, so you can focus on savoring your meal without stress, however it is scattered and shared with other businesses. In summary, Pho Sky Blossom is a hidden gem that combines tradition with innovation. Whether you're craving a steaming bowl of pho or exploring their other offerings, you're in for a treat. Recommended-Bon appétit.“

“I wanted to love this place because I love banh mi, but I honestly think you can get better banh mi elsewhere in Orlando. We also tried the summer rolls, spring rolls, and Vietnamese chicken. Both types of rolls were disappointing. Vietnamese chicken was dry. Prices were reasonable, and good was ready on time. I probably won't come back.“

“Omg!! That was legit a great Banj mi!! The baguette was just perfect. If you're in search for an authentic bang mi, you need not look further. This place is it!! The bread is so good, wish I could pick one up everyday. The sesame donut is tasty too. Will definitely be back to try everything else.“

“Great food. The menu is limited but the flavors are on point!!! A bit disappointed that get things they sell are all available to eat on the spot. Their ice coffee was very strong and delicious. The few items we tried from their menu were fantastic.! Will have to come back to try the rest.“

“The restaurant closes at 9 and their last call for food was around 8:30 on a Friday night. The same lady, which we can assume was the owner, was the server, the runner, the everything. She was the only one that attended the take out orders, the placing the order, everything. We felt a bit uneased as service is definitely not what we would praise about in that place. Their food was good and typical Vietnamese dishes.Kid-friendliness: YesWheelchair accessibility: Yes“

“This was my first time going to this place located in Orlando fl and the food was wonderful and let’s not forget the customer service. It was phenomenal, very clean place and the amount of food you get is crazy. Loved it will definitely be going again. All the employees were very welcoming & sweet, highly recommend.“

“Super flavorful pho and discovered tomato flavored jem of a seafood pho that I think is going to be my favorite. The interior of this restaurant is so cool, definitely worth checking out if you’re into eating your food in a restaurant that pays attention to its food quality as well as ambience of modern style decor.“

“Bambu is the best place to go when you want authentic Vietnamese Che. Their drinks are really refreshing. I tried the Smashed Avocado drink. It might sound strange but it's basically an Avocado Smoothie. Avocado as a dessert is common in Vietnamese culture. It comes blended smashed fresh avocado, with rainbow and coffee jellies tapioca pearls and condensed milk. It was really thick and had a bit of sweetness to it.“

“On our way back from visiting the Bok Tower Garden also called the singing tower, we stop in Lẩu Ốc for dinner that was recommended by a friend we met at a conference in Orlando. The owner was very friendly and welcoming, she recommended several dishes that we loved. Our favorite was Lẩu Ốc Ba Miền and house drinks that she also recommended. I recommended that you give this place a try!“

“The food was delicious and the pork was so well seasoned and cooked to perfection. I also liked that they sliced it up since some places give you the whole pork chop and I don't like dealing with slicing it. The food came out quickly after ordering. My only qualm is that I wish it came with a little more rice. The food court in this place is always crowded and it is tough to find seating. I do wish they had more seating or a more efficient system.“

“Our recent visit to House of Pho in Orlando left us with mixed feelings about this Vietnamese spot. While some dishes impressed, others fell short of expectations.We kicked off our meal with the classic pho, opting for meatballs and adding tendons. The attendants were generous with their portions, and the soup itself was flavorful and comforting. A promising start to our dining experience.Next up were the summer rolls with grilled chicken, which did not disappoint. The freshness of the ingredients and the well-grilled chicken made for a satisfying appetizer.However, our enthusiasm dwindled when my husband's bu loc lac arrived. The shaking beef was disappointingly tough, and the dish lacked the flavorful punch we were hoping for. It was a letdown compared to the other dishes we tried.In terms of ambiance, House of Pho is far from fancy. The atmosphere is casual, bordering on outdated, and cleanliness was acceptable but not outstanding.Service was hit or miss, leaning more towards mediocre. While the staff were attentive to our needs, there were moments of delay and inconsistency.Overall, House of Pho offers generous portions and some tasty dishes, but the inconsistent quality and lackluster ambiance detract from the overall experience. If you're in the mood for Vietnamese cuisine and don't mind a casual setting, it's worth a try, but don't set your expectations too high.“