Eazt in Liverpool

FOOD: The Pho is quite alright and is better than most and it is a big bowl. PRICE: £9 - 10 for a Pho. Other dishes like the Eel and Rice is a whopping £17.50. The menu has an automatic 10% service charge which can add up. I am not a fan of these .... anyway you certainly don't need to leave a tip. SERVICE / STAFF: Not very attentive. Drinks were brought to table without the bottles top not being removed (glass beer bottle) ..... its the little things that count! AMBIENCE: Cafe style which is a little run down looking FACILITIES: Downstairs loo is a mess ..... it doubles as a store room, utility cleaners den and park your bike there ...... it was bad as was the shabby tiling ...... maybe climb up the very steep stairs to use the 1st floor bogs.

So today I delivered a talk on dyslexia and self-esteem at the Positive Dyslexia Conference being held at the Adelphi Hotel. I had some time to wait before my train home and needed some dinner. So whilst I was walking past Wetherspoons and countless Irish bars, tucked away was this gem. This is a 'pan-asian' restuarant serving delightful meals from Vietnam, Cambodia, China and Thailand. I usually only ever eat Chinese or Thai so was keen to try something different. To start with I had some lovely steamed dumplings, and then a typical Vietnamese Bun Riun Broth, a steaming bowl of noodles, roast beef and a spicy broth. I was absolutely stuffed and the food was delicious. The service was excellent. I would definitely go back again.

After weeks of western foods I was dying for a bowl of pho on this rainy chilly night in Liverpool. On Google map it was confusing as it listed both Eazt and My Pho in the same location. I guess My Pho was the former name. Restaurant is right next to a Subway sandwich. Had the classic combination pho £10.50, a little over US$13. Description has chicken, I told them to take it out and substitute with beef balls. Typical combo pho that I am accustomed to all over the world don't have chicken. Rather with different cuts of sliced beef and beef balls, tripe etc. Anyway at this price the bowl was smallish, so was herb dish. Maybe this is Liverpool norm. Taste was ok. Service was friendly.

Came here again while waiting for my train, nice to see new items on the menu. Decided to try one of their tofu dishes...super flavourful and would definitely have again the next time I’m in the area. Service was efficient as always.

One of the restaurants I always go to when I visit Liverpool. Very nice food at very reasonable price and good setting. The pho (Vietnamese noodles), spring rolls, bamboo prawn are my favorites, all very delicious and authentic. Price is very reasonable, we usually spend £15-20 per head.

Phở tasted authentic! Lovely food. They've got a variety of Vietnamese, Thai and Chinese food. I've tried the Pad Thai too also very yummy!! Would definitely recommend. Tried quite a few sides as well and they were really good. If I had to pick favourites they would be the summer rolls, spring rolls and Chạo tôm