Kim Bo Vietnamese & Thai Restaurant

I dined here for the first time several weeks ago and I had a small bowl of the rare beef and beef tendon rice noodle soup. It didn't taste that good, the portions are too small and the meals are expensive. In my opinion, the customer service also needs improvement.

The waiter has been on the phone, eating, teething after eating, no paper and pen, serving food on the phone, no water until the end of eating, no change after giving the money, bad review, lightning protection

Worst place if you’re expecting even basic service.

The server kept eye balling, didn’t help at all. Literally threw the bowls on the table.

Avoid at all costs.

Came looking for dinner, food was average but the star of the show was the service! The worst server I would have experienced in the city
Rude, ignorant and zero courtesy.
Could just barely finish our food and wanted to get out of there.
She literally threw the food dishes on the table for us to eat, and her hands half way in the dishes.
Avoid the place as much as you can!

Kim Bo, has a very nice broth for their pho soup. I had beef with beef brisket a small portion which still had lots of meat and a good amount of noddles. I will try their beef stew and their pad Thai in future visits. Service was fast and efficient. I know it was a hot day but I wasn’t offered tea only cold water, which I appreciated.

This KimBo is worse of all VN noodle pho place!
Twice i have diareah their signature bowl KimBo Rice Yellow noodle is junk! Yellow noodle is not fully cooked the soup is also yellow and rice noodle is overcooked. Owner does nothing stood at counter. The waitress went in be the chef.
The bowl was aweful and soup no taste like water. Wont come back!

The food was not authentic vietnamese. Not even close. Small portions compared to other restaurants. Only thing decent was the fried spring rolls. Though, that itself had less fillings than other places. Soup wasn't good either. Hesitated sitting down after walking in and has a chinese smell. No pho smell at all. The vermicelli I also had, wasn't good either. They use thick noodles, which is more common at chinese pho places, like Pho 88 at Bamburgh Circle. That place is terrible too, but better than Kim Bo. Make the trip to Pho Quinn or Pho Metro, they're my favourite. More expensive, but worth it.

The mango salad is just right, the roasted pork sambal rice is delicious, but the fish sauce is too sweet