Vietnamese street food group Pho to open in Milton Keynes

The restaurant will have 100 seating capacity.

Pho, the Vietnamese street food group, is set to open in centre:mk, in Milton Keynes with the capacity to seat approximately 100 customers.

Pho was founded in 2005 by husband and wife, Stephen and Juliette Wall, after they returned from travelling Vietnam, and is known for serving great value, healthy Vietnamese food, prepared from scratch each day – with no central kitchen. Pho also caters for all, with 98% of the menu being gluten-free and accredited by Coeliac UK. In addition, 40% of the menu is vegan. Families and younger diners are welcomed, with a delicious and affordable children’s menu.

Pho’s menu is centred around aromatic, fresh flavours. Dishes include phở noodle soup, the iconic Vietnamese national dish, aromatic curries, rice bowls, and wok-fried rice and noodles. A range of appetisers and light salads will also be on offer, including homemade spring rolls, served with their famous peanut sauce for dipping. The menu will also feature over ten different freshly prepared juices, homemade lemonade with a spicy twist, classic Vietnamese coffee and beers.

“We’re really happy to be opening in Milton Keynes as we’ve been looking for the right opportunity for some time, and this location in centre:mk couldn’t be better. We can’t wait to open our doors and welcome the centre’s visitors and showcase the brilliant food of Vietnam,” Stephen Wall, Co-Founder at Pho, said.