Every time I come visit I do make a stop here with my family . Love the black and white theme. The pho does taste like real Asian cuisine. Price is pretty decent for a great bowl of PHO !!!! It gets pretty busy at night time . & also make sure u take cute pictures.

You walk in and order at the host stand. There is a sign about happy hour only for dine in and at the specific location. It is a casual atmosphere cute with all the black and white artwork along the wall and floor. Everything comes out to order so it is steaming hot when it comes out. The Philly cheese egg rolls are amazing the sauce that it comes with you need to order an extra one. The berry basil fizz is really sweet so if you like sweet then this drink is for you.

How have I never written a review for this spot. Been several times since they opened in 2022. Ahhhhh, I love this place! It's just so much fun and the food is quite good. Everything is Instagrammable. I remember the first time I saw videos and photos of this place pop up all over social media. I knew we had to go!!! But we waited until the hype died down because it was all over social media. Haha. Love the whole 2D concept. It's just cool to take it all in. Twenty Pho Hour did a great job on branding and marketing. When you walk in, it's hard not to look at every detail. Everything is cool and everything is cute. Even their takeout packaging is cute. No joke. The space has changed a bit over time but they are constantly trying to improve. We are in town for work and play and luckily Twenty Pho Hour was down the street from our hotel. When you walk in, there is a line to order food. You order first and then they seat you or you wait for your take out order. Alpha was helping me and she was wonderful. She was very helpful, patient and very friendly. The line gets long pretty quickly. And there's only one person taking orders and seating people. I feel like they need a better system for ordering as it gets congested in the front area. I felt bad for Alpha as that's a lot of pressure for one person when that line starts forming. She handled it in a calm and composed manner. Yayyy Alpha! Ordered Red Elephant and Taro Delights for sit down dining and ordered takeout for family. Since I was waiting for food anyway, figured I'd sit and enjoy my hot meal. Ha. Red Elephant is a red curry udon noodle soup, I added bok choy for an up charge. Very tasty but wish the curry was a little thicker so the sauce sticks to the udon. Taro Delights are cute little donuts with a nice taro topping. The donuts are nice and light, not too sweet. So yummy when it's fresh, you can taste it. The takeout was perfect timing as it came out when I was finishing my food. Alpha was great because she took the time to walk around and check on everyone even when she was busy in the front. The whole stuff was very nice and accommodating. Takeout order included, pho tai, trifecta udon noodle soup, and squid on a stick. Both noodle soups were piping hot one I got back to the hotel. My kid loved the squid on a stick, but the sauce was too spicy, had a kick. I liked the sauce. Love this place! Not only is it pretty and totally Instagrammable, the food is very consistent and the menu is appealing. Will come back to try different items. Also note Twenty Pho Hour is also listed under the Michelin Guide. Woot woot! Keep up the good work.

Restaurant interior was designed by someone who likes instagrammable features - unique black and white design, a white throne chair near the front, and a claw machine. Tables were all clean and condiments well organized. Pho was average, 3.3/5 because the broth was ok and there wasn't a lot of meat. They did however provide several limes with the bean sprout plate - most places usually only give 1 lime wedge per pho bowl. The noodles here are a thicker wide noodle and is not your typical thin rice noodle. I think for the average person it is ok but I prefer the original rice noodles in my pho. Combo pho was about $16 and only comes in one standard size. Thai tea was ok, viet iced coffee was also ok - both were about $6. Service was great, front staff and servers were friendly and hospitable!

Upon a friend's recommendation, I visited Twenty Pho Hour for lunch after finishing a multi-day conference at the OCCC. It's located near many of the resort properties just south of Sea World Orlando. Parking was plentiful in the City Lake Pointe Plaza. Not only was there a play in words with the business name, but when you walked inside, it was like you were transformed into a black and white cartoon world. I have never seen an Asian eatery decorated like this before. As a matter of fact, they claimed to be America's first 2D noodle bar. Despite the whimsical decor, the pan-Asian menu had plenty of offerings besides bowls of pho. Dumplings, spring and summer rolls, and various fried items made up the appetizers. Stir-fried noodles, ramen, udon, and rice vermicelli were the other main categories. I chose an order of the Pork Steamed Dumplings and the Pho Ga (chicken) for my meal. For a beverage, the Dragonberry Bomb refresher was my selection. The four dumpling pieces were served with a spicy dipping sauce and came out quickly from the kitchen. Chicken, fried onion, garlic, white onions, cilantro, scallions, and rice noodles were the ingredients in the bowl of pho. A standard dish of garnishments (bean sprouts, basil, jalapeno, lime) was provided on the side. The broth was very light and flavorful while the shredded white chicken meat was tender. I gave a four star rating for the food and drink and a five star rating for the unique ambiance at Twenty Pho Hour.