About - Pho Bang
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Offerings
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Quick bite
- Small plates
Atmosphere
- Casual
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I haven’t been to this restaurant for a while so i was excited to come back. But unfortunately i was disappointed, their spring rolls were very greasy, the meat in the spring rolls tasted sour as if it was about to go bad.I ordered the beef pho and it had less flavor compared to the last time i had it. It didn’t taste the same. To top it off their service wasn’t as pleasant and the person in front demanded me to tip them. I don’t mind giving tips but they barely interacted and the food was just terrible. Overall just a disappointing experience and will not come back again.
VERY generous portions given: shareable between 2-3 people. Food is flavorful and filling, #18 my go-to meal. Atmosphere is calm but feels very dense in a way. The service… service is mediocre, not so good but not so bad either. One time I went had a 45 minute wait time with my friend and waiter made sure we were OK, did seem a bit hostile though with how he gave off a little bit of a “get out” tone towards me and my friend which was reasonable because it was sort of an inconvenience for them and I. 😅 This place is a must try for people visiting Flushing, Queens NY.
Pho Bang has been around for as long as I can remember, and coming back always feels a little nostalgic. I’ve been eating here since I was a kid, and the taste of their pho still hits the same way it did back then. The broth has that familiar depth and warmth I grew up with, and it’s the kind of flavor that immediately brings you back. The meat portions here are always generous—slices of beef that are tender, plentiful, and actually feel worth what you’re paying for. They never skimp, and it makes the bowl feel hearty and satisfying every single time. The food comes out quickly too, so you don’t have to wait long before you’re sitting in front of a big, comforting bowl of pho. It’s one of those spots that feels like it’s part of your childhood and adulthood at the same time, and the consistency is a big part of why I keep coming back.