About - Pho Thin Hanoi Vietnamese Restaurant
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Vegetarian options
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
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This is my to go place for pho Hanoi. I have tried pretty much everything on the menu. Today, I had #17, pho tai with fresh wide noodles. Make sure to order clear broth if you do not want too much oil. I always have the cooked bean sprouts too. I usually order 17, my go to order. The broth is very tasty and generally do not need to add hoisin sauce. Just a fresh squeezed lemon. This place is not that busy on the weekdays. Last week I had bun bo hue, spicy noodles soup with a large beef rib. This place bun bo hue is ok only. However, their northern dish of bun cha Hanoi is really good, must try.
Oh man where do I begin!? • there were ants all over the windowsill • They had a soy sauce glass bottle on the table. Put it all over my food only to find out it was fish sauce! • Had no understanding of allergies. • The food was nothing amazing and way overpriced! • Terrible service. • dirty dining room The thing that really got me was the fact they had the glass bottle of soy sauce, but it was fish sauce. And I tried to explain how dangerous that was and the lack of understanding or remorse was very frustrating. I don’t eat fish or meat and I told her I had allergies. SO DONT COME HERE IF YOU HAVE ALLERGIES
The broth seems different from most pho places I have been to. I think the secret is more garlic. Prices can be a little high, but the food is good. I paid over $30 for a bowl of standard pho and an appetizer with no drink. The pho bowl was very big, though. Service wasn't bad, but it also wasn't great. Maybe they were a bit tired since it was close to 9 pm.