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4.1 (433 reviews)
Open • 10:30 am - 9:30 pm

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Moderate noise
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Happy hour specials
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Sally Z.

Service: 3.9/5 Food: 4/5 Price: $ (under $20) A rare find + a good change of pace from all the pizza/Italian options in the West Village. Classic hole-in-the-wall/mom-and-pop shop. Looks like an extensive menu, but it's really just the core items listed repeatedly with all the protein variations. Definitely immigrant-family-run- male server was friendly, while female server was purely focused on the job. Service is okay- not super attentive nor did they take note of our dietary restrictions. Also forgot our customizations (no cilantro, add an egg), so double check your bill. They initially tried to charge us for the added egg we never got (bc it was written on the ticket). They were nice about correcting the bill, though, + have one of the best cash preferred deals I've seen in any restaurant (not just the usual tax off). What I Ordered: Grilled Chicken Pho - Grilled Chicken: tender, comes on the side, well seasoned - Pho: large, not too oily or salty, strange inclusion of broccoli Cubed Flank Steak Over Rice - Steak: fragrant + tender - Rice: unfortunately, not broken rice Special Banh Mi: visually large, but mostly mediocre bread, crunchy veggies, + decent amount of meat (keep in mind I reheated it up at work)

Michael C.

Pho was just meh. Nothing special. Small portion for the price too. Definitely a one and done for me.

Bun pork sausage
Mike S.

I ordered the Bun with pork sausage , tofu spring rolls and some beef broth and lemon tea. It was all middle od the rode decent but not outstanding. Small portions and they forgot my silver ware. Broth has leaked out in the bag and was less then half full. And overly expensive for the small portions.

Caroline W.

Our go to pho place in the city. There are also a couple of other pho locations in the area but we keep coming back to this one. Food is great and authentic. Service is great and super quick too. Really nice for a quick comforting meal. Ambiance is fast casual but has a nice homey feel.

Pork chop pho and spring rolls
Irene L.

The broth in the pho is very oily and they put broccoli in it. They never did that before. It taste weird. Noodles are mushy and overall a bad bowl of pho. What happened to this place? They used to good. I spend about $30 tonight and the food was just simply not good. The broth is different from pre-pandemic. Just look at the the broth from before. This is sad how much this restaurant changed.

Pho Tai and Banh Mi
Quinn G.

This is my most-visited NY restaurant by a wide margin. I haven't reviewed it for fear of bringing attention to it. I can almost always get a table without a reservation. I believe this is due to the popularity of a serviceable, but hip Vietnamese option nearby. This is the best Banh Mi I have had. I keep trying others, but the bread here is unmatched. I'm told they get it fresh from a bakery in Brooklyn. The spiced pork sausage they use is also perfect. The pho can b from exceptional to greatest of all time. I love this place with all my heart. Almost forgot the rolls! The cha gio are THE BEST. Not just saying that. They are the best in existence (US).

Shaken beef medium rare cooked, delicious!
Lilian L.

I've been here only once, but I was impressed with the dishes I ordered. The shaken beef had a lot of flavor in their marinade that goes very well with the rice and veggies. Tamarind soup was fresh, light and flavorful. Service was fast and food was fresh. I will be coming back.

Brisket and Rare Beef Eye Round Noodle Soup (Ti nm)
Marilu S.

Food: I went to Saigon on a Saturday night with my boyfriend. I ordered a p3 and he ordered a Vietnamese hot and sour young coconut soup with Shrimp. My pho dish was delicious with plenty of noodles. My boyfriend's bowl was huge and had so many vegetables. The service was great. They made sure we were okay a couple of times. Ambiance: There was a couple of people eating at the restaurant at the same time as us; it wasn't loud making it a pleasant dinner experience.

Kaylan T.

Best pho I've ever had! Everything was amazing from the soup to the service, in my opinion. 10/10

Pho tai
Citlali A.

Three years later and honestly... it's gotten EVEN BETTER. The bahn mi SING, and the bread is unreal. The staff are always super friendly and the atmosphere just feels homey. I'd go as far to say this is one of my favorite places to go eat in the whole city. If Hello Saigon has no supporters, then I have passed away.

P1 Pho
Jessica J.

Great place with good food and good price. These three dishes can around just under $60 with tip and tax. It's a great place to replenish your energy after the New York marathon. Servers are very nice people!

Steph W.

Ambiance (4/5): The restaurant is bare bones but there is a cool graffiti mural art near the entrance. The place is open and not loud! We stumbled on 1pm Sunday and there was plenty of seating. Be aware that there are steep stairs to access the bathroom. Service (5/5): Since the place is smaller, there was plenty of staff around to assist with serving all the tables. Food came out fairly quickly! Food: Vietnamese Coffee (4/5): There is a strong espresso taste in this and the milk was Hue-style spicy beef and pork noodle (#9 Bun bo Hue) (4/5) - I ordered the which is more fish-flavor forward due to the shrimp paste. There was a variety of different cuts of meat in the large bowl and a great portion of it too! My sister enjoyed her #2 Beef Brisket Pho and tasted like your classic pho and noodles. I liked hers slightly more!

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This place has the best egg rolls and beef noodle soup (bun Bo hue). Clean atmosphere and amazing staff. I highly recommend them.

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This place has fantastic pho. The broth is super flavorful. The service is also awesome! I would definitely recommend eating here.

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Great service, great food. Maybe a dollar or two overpriced but at that point not too bad for nyc.

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Simple and delicious. Food is good and place is clean. Definitely recommend and coming back

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Do they offer veggie or chicken broth as an alternative to the beef broth?

Sure do and the veggie broth is delicious. I had to keep asking every time if it wasn't chicken. Very flavorful!

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