Mopho - MSY airport location 1 Terminal Drive, Kenner, LA 70062

"Pho was disgusting. The broth had zero flavor. I had to spit the meatball out. Mine had about a teaspoon of cinnamon in each. Shrimp ban mi wasn’t any better. The breaded shrimp pieces were salty and barely edible. The service matched the horrible food. We tried to get a chicken ban mi but were told they ran out. Everyone around us were ordering them and they were seated after us. Whoever opened this place has never eaten pho or a banmi."

"Service was great. I've been here several times just for a beer, and once before I had the Wings with the Hot Vindaloo which I really liked. Well this time they were out of chicken wings, so I went with the Sober Me Up Pho. I'm not a pho expert, but understand how this version isn't "real pho," but I really liked it. Lots of bacon which isn't traditional and the broth had a good flavor if not an umami bomb like I've had before. Definitely not "gross" like others have said."

"I was on a layover and was looking for something healthy and warm to eat. When you're vegan, you don't have many options. I walked around the airport to different places. This particular restaurant had my favorite Pho. The bowl was small and had a sufficient amount of vegetables. The broth reminded me of instant soup.It wasn't great, but one can't expect much from the airport food. The waiter was friendly but appeared overworked. He actually was taking orders, preparing food, and cleaning tables. It did take more than usual to place my order and receive my soup. Several other patrons left since it took him a little to take one's order. He wasn't to blame they were short staff."

"This doesn’t even resemble pho. The only similarity is the rice noodles. Beef pho was said to have meatballs, mushroom, and thinly sliced eye of round. It didn’t have any of those, but it did have a slow cooked pot roast in there for some reason. No Thai basil, sprouts, jalapeño, but it did have fried onion croutons, which was weird. Not pho. Not good. 1 star for their ability to describe themselves and serve the ingredients listed."