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    Hanoi's Pho

    3.7 (106 reviews)
    ModerateVietnamese, Noodles
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    HANOI'S PHO ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Tofu and Veggies Noodle Soup w/side of grilled chicken and tea
    Jill B.

    A basic Vietnamese restaurant: good service, tasty cuisine but nothing outstanding. I always get the Veggie Phò with a side of grilled chicken and add lots of Sirarcha. It's a good cure for a cold! Not a fancy restaurant but clean and great value.

    Valerie S.

    We had a nice lunch here recently. The food was all really good, very similar to our usual place. My husband complained that the entrance area needed some cleaning and he wasn't wrong. The eating area seemed okay though and we had no other problems. I would go again sometime.

    Bun Bo hue
    Olivia N.

    I love the bun Bo hue from this restaurant. Nice amount of spice. The noodles are also smaller than your usual BBH noodles. Large portions and the food is very fresh. The spring rolls are also tasty.

    Randall W.

    LOVED my Pho AND my appetizer! Staff was friendly, restaurant was clean! I would recommend this establishment.

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    Kimberly G.

    Surprisingly decent Vietnamese food in the Havertown area. The broken rice dishes and pho were both good! Super comforting and flavorful dishes. The restaurant itself is spacious with plenty of seating. Service was friendly and attentive. Bathroom was pretty dirty which could use improvement. The other speciality entrees were not too noteworthy, but I do recommend a classic rice with grilled meat or pho from Hanoi's.

    Big bowl - bland
    Kimberly K.

    I love Vietnamese food and had the pleasure of attending dinners and parties at my Vietnamese friend's houses. Pho, I hear, is not a fast and simple to make and like Italian gravy it can vary in taste based on the ingredients and how it's made. Ordered well done flank pho. The rice noodles were thicker and not soft - I'm use to soft thin noodles and the meat was randomly sliced thick vs very thin sliced . Unfortunately the meat was chewy and tough and should belong in a stir fry. Broth had a greasy layer on top and tasted greasy and bland. Noodles were hard and chewy. After a few bites , unfortunately I stopped eating and as much I hate to waste food - no doggy bag. Maybe I'm missing something- like this is the style of cooking but not my style.

    Grilled pork vermicelli
    Ji B.

    What an unsatisfying and dry vermicelli. The grilled pork was too overcooked and even lacked flavor. Such a disappointing meal!

    Clay fish
    KhanhMy V.

    I was missing home cooked meals and decided to try the place out after a friend suggested it. Legit pho place and taken me by surprise considering it's in Delco. The pho is comparable to places in Philly. I recommend coming here. I also ordered a clay pot fish dish, which was alright. Not the same as from home. Overall, good place for Vietnamese food. I will definitely come back.

    Crispy Fish Fillet in Sweet and Sour Sauce
    Merlin S.

    If I was in Philly, I'd go to Chinatown for Pho, but in Delco this is the next best thing(that I know of so far). Hanoi's is my dinner go to. I usually get some sort of Pho and Papaya or Lotus salad. I've yet to be disappointed with these items. The biggest downside is that the salads can run out later in the day or they may not have an ingredient like tilapia. Also, the salad dressing is delicious but definitely leaves me parched (not sure if it's the sodium/vinegar content). The Pho is flavorful in every bit. The greens and lotus roots pack a crisp bite. The fried rice doesn't ooze oil. Maybe a bowl of Pho is cheaper in Chinatown, but considering Hanoi's proximity, I don't mind paying the extra.

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    Perhaps the best chicken pho this side of the DMZ. Fast, authentic, and we always leave a big tip!

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    10 months ago

    Pretty good food, simple place. Great pho and sandwiches. Simple but delicious. Enjoyed with my siblings.

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    2 years ago

    Delicious soups and bun noodles! Immaculate space with pleasant ambiance and friendly service. Fast takeout.

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    My favorite comfort food place. It's so buss. Delicious and fresh. Great staff super kind and welcoming

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