Pho Pasteur
Last updatedβ 4.1 Β· 1,276 Google reviews Β· $
Pho Pasteur is a casual Vietnamese restaurant on George Street in Haymarket, known for pho and traditional Vietnamese dishes. It gets loud and busy, especially on Sunday nights, but service stays quick and friendly, so it suits an easy, fast meal. Belmore Park is a three-minute walk away.
Cuisine at Pho Pasteur
Food at Pho Pasteur
Pho is the main draw, and regulars praise the broth and the authentic flavour. One diner rated the pho dac biet, with its beef and beef balls, as a good bowl. The menu also includes spicy beef noodles (bun bo hue) and Vietnamese crepes (banh xeo), which one visitor plans to try next. There is a full vegetarian and vegan menu, including a vegetarian pho.
What to order: Pho with its rich broth Β· Vegetarian pho
What customers say about Pho Pasteur
- π¬Fast, friendly service even on busy nights
- π¬Authentic pho with a good, rich broth
- π¬Busy and loud room, but well managed and not cramped
- π¬Good range of vegetarian and vegan options
Tips for visiting Pho Pasteur
- βSunday nights are very busy, though service stays quick.
- βGroups can book, as the restaurant takes group bookings.
- βThe room is loud at busy times, so it suits a casual bite more than a quiet catch-up.
Getting to Pho Pasteur
The restaurant is at 709 George St, Haymarket NSW 2000, on the main street of the area. Belmore Park is about three minutes' walk away, and MacArthur Park is a little further on.
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FAQ about Pho Pasteur
What cuisine does Pho Pasteur serve?
It serves Vietnamese food, specialising in pho and traditional Vietnamese dishes.
Does Pho Pasteur have vegetarian or vegan options?
Yes. It has a vegetarian menu, and one visitor noted a full vegetarian and vegan menu with a vegetarian pho.
Can I book a table at Pho Pasteur for a group?
The restaurant takes group bookings, so larger groups can ask ahead.
Does Pho Pasteur do takeaway?
Yes, it offers takeaway alongside eating in.