Pho - Menu

Everything is GF except the vegetable spring rolls; knowledgable and safe place to eat

This place is excellent and not much else to add and the picture of the section of the menu says it all.

Amazing food. 98% of the menu is gluten free (excluding crispy spring rolls and a few deserts). Staff were amazing. 100% reccomend.

Fantastic, very knowledgable about coeliac and took measures to make sure no cross contamination, food taste great. Highly recommended

Really good Vietnamese food Is Coeliac accredited so really nice to have lots of options with the gluten items being marked up Wait staff were lovely and helpful!

managed to get to the second attempt. we both had a pho that is not surprising, my head was so to speak, and my wife 's was a prawn based while my traditional bark was based. both were great. the service was friendly and not in her face, but helpful. along with a good culinary experience, I wish we live closer.

The Corn Exchange in Manchester is having a facelift. The building spent the last few years home to some retail spots which failed to pull in the crowds. Now it’s been gutted, and the space looks to be somewhat dedicated to the collection of eateries popping up over the last couple of months with many more to come.

The question is, how do you pronounce Pho? Logic would suggest 'Foe ' like Phone but no, apparently it 's 'Fuh ' like this. But are we Mancunions going to pronounce it the correct way or Anglicise it? Imagine telling your colleagues at work that you 're dining at what sounds like 'Fer ' tonight? Of course we should try to get these things right to try and be culturally sensitive but there 's no blanket rule. After all we don 't pronounce Paris 'paree ' like Parisians or Madrid like the Spanish do. Try ordering Spaghetti like an Italian and you will sound pretentious and affected.

I’ve only ever walked through the Corn Exchange once. Many many years ago. It completely bored me. I remember it being sparse, unimaginative with not much in there apart from the occasional art exhibition (the exhibits were always pretty good though). From the moment we heard Pho Manchester was opening, this restaurant sparked controversy in our house. Mo and I battled it out on how to pronounce this restaurant’s name, our Fantastic Four whatsapp group even changed to ‘Foh’ or ‘Fuh’ whilst we both constantly pleaded cases to prove each other wrong. A quick tweet led to Pho showing this: