Fresh Rice Paper Rolls: Shrimp and pork with peanut sauce, Crabsticks and mango with roasted sesame sauce, Vegetarian with roasted sesame sauce, Fish fillet with honey garlic fish sauce
Caramelized Chicken Drumettes
Fried Rice Paper Rolls Pork with Vermicelli
Vietnamese Beef Stew Pho
Brisket Flank Pho
Brisket, Flank, Tendon, Meatballs Pho
Kung Pao Chicken or Tofu with Rice
Beef Brisket on Rice
Grilled Chicken and Fried Rice Paper Rolls
Grilled Pork and Fried Rice Paper Rolls
Pomelo Shrimp Salad
Grilled Chicken and Fried Rice Paper Rolls
String Beans with Ground Pork and Shrimps
Minced Chicken and Mushroom with Lettuce Wrap
Breaded Tofu with Minced Mushroom Sauce
Crispy Beancurd with Sesame Soy Dressing
Vietnamese Fish with Yellow Beans
Lemongrass Chicken Banh Mi
Vietnamese Hot Coffee with Milk
Vietnamese Iced Coffee with Milk
Shrimp Cakes with Sweet Chili Sauce
Fried Spring Rolls with Chicken and Glass Noodle
Shrimps in Hot and Sour Soup
Chicken with Lemongrass Coconut Soup
Spicy Deep-fried Catfish and Green Mango Salad
Spicy Green Papaya Salad
Chicken Wrapped In Pandan Leaves
Squid Stir-fried with Garlic and Peppercorns
Stir-fried Rice Noodles with Shrimps
Stir-fried Rice Noodles with Chicken
Red or Green Chicken Curry
Red or Green Prawns Curry
Thai Style Fried Rice
Bagoong Rice with Sweet Pork and Green Mangoes
Sticky Rice with Mangoes and Vanilla Ice Cream
Crispy Fried Bananas and Vanilla Ice Cream
Pho Hoa/mythai - Venice Grand Canal brings together Vietnamese comfort and Thai brightness in a menu that feels varied yet easy to enjoy at The Venice Piazza Mall. The Pho Hoa side leans fresh and hearty, with Goi Cuon offering a light start, Cha Gio Viet adding crisp texture, and bowls like Pho Bo Kho and Pho Chin, Nam giving the menu its warm, satisfying base. Mat Ong Cang Ga adds a sweeter, more savory option for diners who want something richer. From MyThai, the lineup shifts toward bold aromatics and spice, with Tod Man Goong, Poh Pia Tod Gai, Tom Yum Goong, and Tom Kha Gai showing off familiar Thai favorites, while Yam Pla Duk Fu brings a lively, crunchy finish. Overall, the menu works well for diners looking for both soothing noodle dishes and punchier Southeast Asian flavors in one casual stop.