Pho Viet 2

Lemongrass tofu with noodles and vegetables at Pho Viet 2 in Palm Bay

Tomato tofu with rice at Pho Viet 2 in Palm Bay

Menu vegetarian appetizers at Pho Viet 2 in Palm Bay

Vegetarian menu entrees at Pho Viet 2 in Palm Bay

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Vegan-friendly

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Vietnamese

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Serves meat, vegan options available. Vietnamese eatery offering vegan pho, spring rolls, vegetable fried rice (specify no egg), tofu dishes, and a variety of additional dishes made with noodles and vegetables. Open Mon-Sat 10:00am-9:00pm. Closed Sun and the first Mon. of each month.

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5275 Babcock St NE Ste 12, Palm Bay, Florida, USA, 32905
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+1-321-722-6054
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4 Reviews

First Review by maltinej

maltinej

Points +2091

Vegan

21 Dec 2021

Love this place! - Edit

Love going to Pho Viet in melbourne and they just opened up this one, Pho Viet 2, closer to my house! Love their vegan pho, vegetable spring rolls, tomato tofu plate and lemongrass with noodle tofu plates. Prices are great and portions are big.

Updated from previous review on 2021-12-21

Pros: best vegan pho in the area, Tofu spring rolls with peanut sauce are delicious

Cons: Sometimes slow service

Azinser

Points +16

Vegan

13 Aug 2021

I love this place - Edit

This place is amazing!!! I have had many thing from here.

Pros: Spring rolls and pho are awesome!

Cons: None that I know of.

MsKellyO

Points +13

Vegetarian

12 Jan 2020

Vegetarian doesn't mean vegetarian - Edit

NOT recommended for vegetarians.

Deceptive menu. There are vegetarian sections on the menu and many items with word "vegetarian" in the name, but to our unfortunate surprise we learned that these often have fish sauce when my husband inquired what was in the vegetarian eggroll sauce he just ate. Server then informed us that there are ingredients such as oyster sauce in the vegetarian stirfries and she kept insisting that vegetarians eat fish (although all seafood terms are in a separate section of the menu) Anyone doing a Google search or reading the definition of "vegetarian" in Wikipedia will see that they are using an atypical definition of vegetarian - seafood is not part of a vegetarian diet. A restaurant should be more knowledgeable about what these terms mean especially if they have the word "vegetarian" scattered all over their menu!! Terrible and disrespectful to the customer. I am still not sure what was in my dish. I was told oyster sauce but then the server backtracked and said soy sauce when she saw I wasn't happy. Don't trust this place at all.