PhoXpress Vietnamese Noodle House

The protein portions are lacking on their vermicelli bowls. For the price, they should all come with a spring roll or more protein. Way too many noodles.

I absolutely LOVE PhoXpress and am so happy that’s it’s so close to my house. I eat here at least once a week. Never disappointed. My favorite would probably be the beef satay phở! it’s spicy and soooo yummy! i have both dined in and taken out. their service is usually on the slower side though, which is why I usually opt for take out. food is 5 stars though!

I been going to Vietnamese restaurants all over
Calgary and Edmonton I have to say this place has some of the tastiest dishes. I have taken groups of family a few times and everyone including myself has always had a good meal. I been here about 6 – 7 times and I just found this place by accident. The service is wonderful and the inside is clean and nice with giant LED tvs with sports on the sides. The food has flavors that you won’t not expect from a Vietnamese restaurant.

The food was good and the service was just right. Had phở and spring rolls. All was satisfying and portions were good. The décor was modern, and very clean. The staff was very accommodating for my three kids under 10 years old. I would definitely go again.

The exterior and name of this food joint but it’s not. You sit down and order and the food comes out one plate at a time and you wait with one dish while your friend has none. The chicken in both dishes we had tastes off. It was very disappointing because our waitress never came to see how we were doing after serving the last dish. The one thing that is nagging at the back of my mind is that this isn’t the first time I’ve had chicken which tastes off in this manner from other various asian restaurants, and I stopped going to them because I wasn’t able to eat it. Sorry, but it wasn’t a good experience.

My friends and I like to go to all kinds of Asian restaurants. We go for Vietnamese food weekly. Tonight, two of us decided to try this shit hole.
Our waitress was tentative in that she took our order and brought out our food however, she never came to check on us until we flagged her down.
We had the salad rolls which where good enough and then we ordered the lemon grass chicken and the curry chicken with coconut rice.
The waitress only brought out the lemon grass. We waited about five minutes then decided to split half of it on to the appetizer plates she had left on the table.
Initially I felt the chicken tasted weird. I even said to my friend «the chicken sort of tastes like dog food smells».
About ten minutes later the second entrée came out and we decided to try a few spoonfuls of this one as well. After two bites my friend put his spoon down and said «I can’t eat this. The chicken is really off.» After trying it I unfortunately had to agree.
We piled the food back onto the serving dishes and proceeded to wait about twenty minutes until we were able to flag the waitress down. Was she ignoring us?
When she came over we explained that we ate the salad rolls, we had our drinks, and in desperation we had ate the plain side of coconut rice. Other then that we weren’t able to eat anything else because the chicken was off and disgusting. she took away the dishes and came back with a bill for the entire «meal». I advised her we wouldn’t be paying for the main entrées as we hadn’t eaten them. She said she would get her manager.
The manager — a middle aged Asian man — came over and addressed my friend saying they had tasted the chicken and it was fine and we had clearly eaten half of the first dish. I spoke up and said no. It wasn’t fine. And no we aren’t happy with it. We ate half as we split it and were waiting so long.
He turned his back completely on me and continued talking to my friend saying we obviously weren’t used to curry and it wasn’t for everyone.
I again attempted to tell this man where he could put his meal but he only wanted to speak to my male friend. The man clearly should be the one making decisions. At this point I am enraged by his discusting behaviour toward me and the fact he had tasted our, hopefully filled with the common flu bug, meal and declared us too white for curry.
By the end we only paid for the appetizer and drinks and needless to say left very unhappy. It’s hard finding places to eat in Terwillegar. This won’t be a place we return.

I’ve been going here for awhile now and their food is consistently delicious for their Vietnamese food. Good portion sizes too. I did try a chinese dish (chicken with black bean sauce) and there was a good portion of meat and a variety of veggies. Only problem was the chicken was slightly on the dry side.
The restaurant is clean but has several large-​sized televisions (2 per wall, I think) which is a bit excessive for a smaller sized restaurant. Despite the pretty wall mural, it doesn’t give a calm atmosphere because of the TV noise and activity. But we still go back because we enjoy the food and it’s reasonably priced.