Va Pho - Muscat

Being connect with this Group of restaurants more than a year but I never got a chance to have a meal here at VaPho, last night I had a chance to visit this place with my sister. I was like Omg the taste and quality, the fish ball soup-it's took me back to KL, I swear on God the taste was so similar! No doubt about the service, they are always Ace! Best wishes Team!

Absolutely wonderful place. The food is absolutely fantastic, ambience is great, and the staff is super friendly. Really unique menu and the best Pan Asian in town. I will be coming back...lots.

It's a awesome place The food was good and evn the staff were friendly and good The man who took order from me was so nice Thnk u soo much bro for helping me to get the best dish People should have a try

Although the space is small.. but the food and courteous staff makes it up for it.. The food was excellent some of the best authentic asian cuisines that I had tried in a very long time.. <br/

200th Review ahead!! Heartfelt thanks to the souls who still read my writings, follow my posts on Insta!!<br/ <br/ Food:<br/ Yummy Creamy – AWWW, you beauty!! Best drink with smooth mango lassi with a hint of spicy chilly; the frothiness along with the kick from chilly as it strolls down the throat was WOOHOO!!<br/ Rangoon Princess – Guava and lemonade with a sweet-tart flavour; the grenadine supplemented the fruits well, too much ice though<br/ <br/ Taiwanese 3 cup Chicken – A tender saucy meat with hints of crunchiness from the nuts and vermicelli; couldn’t ask for a better starter owing to its sweet/sour flavour in spots<br/ Kam Heong Broccoli – Damn good and crunchy broccoli sautéed in an equally good masala; though it was of the Malay style, it was pretty much ASIAN<br/ Zucchini Dim sums – Almost a samosa shaped soft and flavourful dim-sum; no hint of spice but was smooth, creamy and fresh<br/ Crispy spicy fish Bao Spicy tofu Bao – Best and soft bao buns I’ve ever had; the filling was sumptuous with no signs of frills; while the former was more on the crunchy side, the latter was on the kicky side<br/ Spicy Malay Noodles – Tasted kind of typical with coconutty flavour; wasn’t very spicy yet soft and just okay with the sweet chilli sauce<br/ <br/ Burmese Falooda – Usual dessert with loads of ice-cream, fruits and basil seeds; though it had lesser milk, it was quite good on the whole<br/ Chocolate Mousse – A mousse turned to a birthday cake (complimentary); wicked sweet, soft and so rich; straight from the kitchen<br/ <br/ Ambience/Price:<br/ Parking could be a little concern since the place is located in a narrow street; the ambience and service was our favourite since they wore a smile all the time. Didn’t take much of waiting time for dishes; the quirky décor/setup too was very flashy.<br/ Price was OKAY, neither here nor there but can definitely visit at least occasionally.<br/ <br/ *Personal rating would be a 4.5