I came back from a recent long tour to Vietnam a few months back, and since coming back, I've been missing Viet food...

Remembering Va va voom from some newspaper recommendations from the yester years (and gd reviews fr HGW), I decided to rekindled the taste of Pho Bo that I enjoyed along the sidewalks of Ho Chih Minh City. (If i'm not mistaken, Va va voom were previously located behind the bus stop opp Bugis Junction's Mos Burger).

My 1st visit (abt 4 mths ago): I was a little hesistant when I saw the place being quite empty on a fri nite. Scepticism set in. But when the food came I was pretty wowed by the VALUE 4 $$ and authentic taste of the Pho Bo (Beef Noodles-$6.80). In fact, even better than those I've tasted in Hanoi & Ho Chih Minh combined. Scored a goal for me..

My 2nd visit: This time I decided to bring along a foodie with me to put the food to the taste test. Passed on both charges.

We ordered:
Pho Bo (beef noodles)
Pork cutlet with Rice
Plum soda
Iced Vietnamese Drip Coffee (White)

Total bill: Below $24

We were pleased to know that all items were nett price (no GST & svc charge).

The verdict?
Why go to the Food court when u can get bigger portions, less noise, better food at Va va voom?