Really amazing Viet food. Best in Queens and Long Island in my opinion. I've been coming here for 15 years and it's still banging (pun intended). I love their bu luc lac, crepe, banh mi and spring rolls. Highly recommend this restaurant! Really authentic Vietnamese food. There's a Vietnamese restaurant next door but like other reviewers say, it's more Americanized and Chinese viet food. Please support this amazing restaurant. Not the best decor but great food. read more

Table service, casual spot though. The staff is seats amd attends to you quickly. I ordered Pho of course, (Brisket and Shank) My food came out quickly. Many families dining together at other tables , I was sitting by myself. An older lady with her 2 adult sons was starring at me, she asked if I wanted to sit with them. I think I was giving tourist vibes lol. I politely declined but thought it was sweet of her . The shop gives a very neighborly/family vibe and I kind of still regret not joining her at the table, not sure why. The pho was pretty good, earlier that week I had a not so good encounter with a bowl of pho at another restaurant. This one however restored and comforted me. I think this was the largest serving of bean sprouts I was ever offered too. There's a bathroom. Also there is a $15 minimum spend for card. read more

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The worst pho I ever had. I ordered the number 1 -- the broth was good and the portion of meat was generous, but the noodles had a weird aftertaste. I asked for jalapeños, and they gave me a container without a small spoon or anything to pick them up. This made me think customers had been using their chopsticks for the jalapeños, which I saw another table using earlier. So I asked for new jalapeños because I didn't want to eat something someone else might have picked from. The waiter took the jalapeños, went to the front of the restaurant, and transferred them onto a small sauce dish. I personally wouldn't have minded paying extra for new jalapeños. It's just gross to eat something another customer might've already touched. Please think about your customers. read more

Pho Bang Restaurant - Vietnamese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Pho Bang continues to be a historical spot makes the food is consistently of same flavor and quality. It is a hole in the wall old school Vietnamese restaurant not much decoration just focusing on comfort food. The pho broth is not as good as in the past but the grilled meat on broken rice consistently is delicious, moist, & simple. My go to for a regular eat. read more

Pho Bang Restaurant - Grilled pork chop, shredded pork, meat cake over rice - A plate contains grilled pork chop, shredded pork, and a meat cake served over rice. The dish is garnished with chopped green onions, cucumber slices, and tomato slices. Additional vegetables and herbs are visible in the background. The setting appears to be a Vietnamese restaurant with a casual dining atmosphere. - Vietnamese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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I was in the Flushing area on a weekend and was in search for some takeout that wasn't on the main strip so I got some fried rice from Pho Banc. I haven't really had Vietnamese style fried rice too often but it was a pretty tasty delight and the order was processed in a timely fashion. I would definitely try the other menu items if I'm back in the area. In terms of decor the restaurant has got a very at home vibe and atmosphere. It's definitely got a no frills good value for your buck vibe to it, which is a lot of restaurants in Flushing. Service was fairly quick as I received my takeout order within 10 minutes of ordering. read more

Great foods, and services. Decent place and space for having food. We would definitely come back again. read more

Pho Bang Restaurant - A white plate contains grilled meat served over a bed of white rice, garnished with chopped green onions. Slices of tomato and cucumber are placed on the side of the plate. The setting includes a green table with a menu, a bowl of salad, a cup of tea, and a metal teapot. The background shows a tissue and part of the restaurant interior. - Vietnamese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Pho Bang is a Vietnamese restaurant in Flushing on 41st Ave and Kissena. It has been around a long time, but I've only been once. They also have locations in other parts of NYC. I went on a recent trip with family and ordered a rice plate. The rice plate was of broken rice and was pretty tasty. We also shared spring rolls and I shared a combo banh mi with my cousin, and the bread was fresh and soft. My wife had a pho with beef balls and they gave a good amount of beef balls compared to other Vietnamese places we went to. The place has a bunch of tables and could accomodate bigger groups on some round tables. They've been cash-only for more recently they've accepted credit cards with a minimum of $15, credit cards there will be a 3% surchage, there won't be a surchage for debit cards. Good place. read more

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I'm a big fan of no frills places, but it's got to be at least sanitary. I smelled the chopsticks and it's got the "laundry left in the washer for too long" smell. The damp, mildew like smell, which made me enjoy the food less. I had to use the lemon to sanitize the utensils, something I haven't had to do in the US ever. We ordered the fried spring rolls, which was pretty bland on the inside and had a lot of fatty chunks of meat. The fish sauce on the side didn't help add any flavor either. The pho's meats didn't smell at all. The broth was almost really good. It was 80% there. It was missing some salt or fish sauce or some other seasoning to make it less bland. My partner got the banh mi and it was surprisingly good. I think it was good because it was toasted and served warm. It was missing pate and margarine, but compared to the pho it was good. Compared to other banh mis I've had, it's alright. read more

Great food, great prices and fast service. Will definitely be back again. The tea with condensed milk is everything to me. read more

Pho Bang Restaurant - The image shows a restaurant table with two bowls of Vietnamese pho containing beef, onions, and herbs in clear broth. There are two iced drinks in plastic cups, two white cups, and a plate with fresh basil, bean sprouts, and lime. The table has a menu underneath and condiments on the side. A person wearing a Colorado Avalanche jersey is partially visible in the background. - Vietnamese Near Me - Flushing, New York

This is a no frills Vietnamese restaurant. Solid flavors and portions. The bahn mi was good, could use some more pate and pickled veggies. The regular pho was like it's supposed to be but the stand out was the marinade on the pork cutlet!!! I can never get my lemongrass so tasty and tiny...tell me your secret!! Decently priced and will be back the next time I'm hankering a decent quick meal. read more

Terrible service. They toss the food on your table and don't refill water when the people who have fairer skin and Asian get special treatment. We were waiting for them to refill our empty cups when the people beside us who were Asian got their cups refilled quickly when they didn't ask. A Hispanic mother and son were beside us and the service workers yelled at them and stalked them taking their money out. Don't go here if you want decent service. read more

I have been coming to this specific Pho Bang restaurant since I was a baby. I ordered #1 on the menu (an XL size pho bowl), but noticed some differences after eating here for several decades. The soup is a lot less flavorful, which was disappointing. On top of that, every piece of meat was very hard to chew in my soup which makes me believe that the meat we ate was probably very old. Perhaps the kitchen gained a new chef who made soup differently than what I had remembered eating as a child. This specific pho bang location does take credit card, but I believe there is a 3% surcharge so we paid cash instead. I would likely not come back again due to the drastic change in my pho, which was just average pho in my opinion and not the great pho I once grew up eating. read more

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How I miss Pho in NY!!!! This place has been around as long as I can remember!!!! Busy all the time but moves quickly! Waiters pretty mich been there forever so sometimes they don't even have to write your order down! Loved my pho and spring rolls!!! Can't wait for my next NY stop and come by again! read more

Pho Bang Restaurant - Vietnamese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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This is a no-frills Vietnamese restaurant on Main Street, right across from Queens Public Library. Mostly well known for their variety of authentic noodle soups like pho and rice vermicelli, and meat over stir-fried noodle dishes or rice platters. This location has been here for decades already, long before I've permanently moved to New York. Conveniently located not too far from the 7 train with a short walkable distance of less than 3 mins away. Staff don't greet customers when you go in but I don't feel offended as they're known for their food and not so much for their service. There're already two menus placed on each table along with napkins, the rest of the condiments and utensils like chopsticks, spoons and forks when a staff leads us inside. An elderly employee put down two glasses of iced cold tap water which my friend frowns at that gesture as the weather has gotten pretty chilly and windy outside. So, she asks if we can have two cups of hot tea instead since iced cold water doesn't seem suitable on this cold day. Few minutes later, he returns & brings over the tea to our table. The hot tea doesn't have a strong tea flavor but it's pleasant to just hold it in our hands while waiting for the food. My friend and I have ordered #41 Bún Thịt Nướng (Lemongrass Grilled Pork over Rice Vermicelli Noodles with Shredded Lettuce & Cucumber) [$13.95 x2] and two bowls of their brown-colored pork-bone broth [$3.00 x2] (not listed on the menu). Food doesn't take long to arrive like 10-15 mins. Each bowl of rice vermicelli comes with pre-prepared fish sauce (nước chấm). Both of us like to mix Chinese hoisin (seafood) sauce & sriracha hot chili sauce together to dip the grilled pork in as to give it a spicier kick and slightly sweeter flavor to it. We quickly start digging in but of course the camera gotta eat first lol. Shortly afterwards, we take huge sips of the broth first. The body would feel so warm inside taking spoonful and spoonful of hot soup down our stomach. Even though I dislike how thinly the grilled pork is sliced in width, yet I can't deny that they tend to give lots of meat making it a very generous portion for the order. In other words, it's very worthwhile for your money (bang for your buck). The Vietnamese fish sauce is a classic dipping sauce for meats and/or a perfect final touch to mix with salads giving off a sweet, tangy taste from the vinegar. There're chopped peanuts as the garnish on top of the rice vermicelli noodles. Be sure to carefully clarify/clearly specify and tell your waiter not to put in any if you're allergic to peanuts. But, staff members do heavily emphasize on the "peanut" part as an ingredient at least 2-3 times when/after placing the order. They just want to be on the safe side and double/triple check with you in case if anything happens. While we're still eating, my friend asks the waitress if our cups can be refilled. Moments later, she brings over a medium-size thermos to our table. We then pour ourselves some more hot tea. Such freshly scrumptious, generous and fulfilling food portions that we love to go back from time to time all-year round. We both have enjoyed the food so much. Definitely one of our favorite spots whenever we're craving for a quick, satisfying meal like bone broth + pho or grilled pork over rice!!! We ask for the bill and the total comes out to be $34. One minor thing to keep in mind though, you have to go to the front, ask for the bill and bring it back to your table if you're splitting the bill with other people. If you're paying with credit/debit cards, you can stay there and pay right in the front. Another thing is that, they've recently added a new policy in which you can pay with credit/debit cards unless making a $15 minimum purchase. Otherwise, you can only pay with cash since they'd a "cash only" policy back then before making the switch. My friend and I put down $2 each for tips on the table with the bill calculated as a total of $38 altogether. Then, we start to head out. read more

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We came here for lunch. I wanted something simple. So we both ordered a rice vermicelli bowl. I had it with grilled shrimp and Hubby had it with beef. They mixed plenty of vegetables with rice vermicelli and grilled shrimp. I liked the dish. I thought it was healthy and simple. The dish was served with a vinegar-type dressing on the side but I only used very little of that just for a taste. The waiter and waitress were friendly. They smiled a lot the entire time. Good! It's a simple restaurant with plenty of space. Nice! read more

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The portion of food is good for the price. Overall, the food was good. If you do takeout, it's fast & good.

Will the Real "Pho" Please stand up ! This is the famous number 1 Pho Bang restaurant (Red awning or Sign on the right) in downtown Flushing on 41-07 Kissena Blvd. It is still open for business! It was also my friend from Japan's favorite restaurant in Flushing. He was a first place champion of a Japanese Karate sparring tournament the day he just showed up, and a now a History of economics teacher in Japan. Pho Bang has also been my favorite restaurant in Flushing for the past 20 years. Pho Bang was always packed just like Barney Green Grass on upper West Side of 86 street and Amsterdam Ave. On the right is it's competitor Pho Hoang. It opened a few years ago as a twenty four our joint. It offers more Americanized Chinese slash Vietnamese menu. It was just renovated and is driving Pho Bang out of business. When I enter Pho Bang I now see fewer and fewer customers. The food is by no means the same ! etc. as it says in the awning Pho Bang caters to "authentic Vietnamese cuisine". When customers from out of town arrive it is as if you are looking for the real Ray/s Pizza and instead find "Rae's Pizza" right next store. Which is the original ? Now Pho Hoang has a been fully renovated etc. I only go to Pho Bang to show my support to the original. The food is some of very best quality Vietnameses cuisine in any of the 5 boroughs. There was a time decades ago when New Yorkers knew the difference and the best restaurants even small etc. dives had lines around the block. They were known not for their name's alone but for the quality of their food. Those days are dwindling away. Restaurants with catchy technology, gadgets and thematic menus attract novice customers. Some years ago I remember a middle aged Greek store owner near Ditmars telling me that "I have all the best olives, cheeses and products from Greece and no one is buying!" He went out of business etc. I knew he was right by the odors coming from is small shop. Oh well, there's always a trip to Greece read more

Pho Bang Restaurant - The Real Pho ! - Vietnamese Near Me - Flushing, New York

1 Star (Only because zero isn't an option) Absolutely horrendous customer service. We went in as a couple and politely ordered just one dish because only one of us found something acceptable on the menu. Instead of understanding or accommodating, the staff flat-out denied us service. Yes, they refused to serve us simply because we weren't ordering more food. Apparently, at this place, it's not about hospitality or treating customers with respect--it's about forcing you to spend more money, even if it means making someone eat something they don't want. Ridiculous. The server was rude, dismissive, and made us feel unwelcome from the moment we explained our situation. There was no effort to be understanding or flexible- just a cold, robotic "we can't serve you if you're sharing one dish." What kind of restaurant punishes people for not overeating? We left embarrassed, hungry, and stunned by how poorly we were treated. I've dined in many places around the world and never experienced anything so needlessly petty and inhospitable. Avoid this place at all costs unless you're okay with being treated like a walking wallet instead of a guest. read more

PRO TIP: CASH ONLY This place has been around since I remembered so.. you know they're doing something right! Always go for the #1 + Summer rolls - they're the best!! I do get the salads on occasions and have tried their deep fried Shanghai noodles. I love them all.. but make sure you ask them to add less salt or it may be overwhelming. It's a no frill kind of place so don't expect spectacular service! Food's amazing but if you want to be treated like a 5* hotel, not the place to go. read more

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Used to be a regular here, however, the food quality has diminished. Pho broth has no flavor, it's almost like watered down. No herbal or aroma of authentic pho. In addition, I tasted too much of the msg. Service is always fast. Cleanliness, not much to say, a hole in the wall so don't expect too much. All the utensils are sticky, glad to see they changed the chopstick after many years. Still don't expect too much hygiene. read more

You really get your bang for your buck there they don't skimp on meat or noodles i sip the brother like no other bru i've been going here for the past 15 years now i believe and the quality has never gone down my fav spot for a pho read more

Located on Kissena Blvd, away from the busy stretch of Main Street, is Pho Bang Restaurant, a decades-old Vietnamese restaurant serving hot bowls of what some claim to be the best phở around, as well as other Vietnamese classics like bún, bánh mì, and gỏi cuốn (summer rolls). My partner has been coming here since his high school days and swears by this place; I, on the other hand, have only been here twice and don't think much of it. We stopped by last Saturday for some phở and ordered their #2 Dặc Biệt and #3 Tái Nạm Gầu Gân Sách, both of which come with rice noodles and six different cuts of meats (brisket, navel, flank, omosa, tendon, and fresh eye of round), as well as their #27 Gỏi Cuốn. The phở was served with a side of fresh garnishes--the usual bean sprouts, Thai basil, and lemon wedges--while the gỏi cuốn was served with two generous cups of peanut sauce topped with crushed peanuts. This time around, we both agreed that the food was just okay at best. The rice noodles were clumpy, the meat was tough, and the summer rolls lacked flavor and were so dry even the peanut sauce couldn't save it. The phở broth was perhaps the highlight of the meal. It was rich, warm, and savory, though I question whether the broth was full of MSG since we were both incredibly thirsty afterwards. Service was fast and the food came out almost immediately. While the interior isn't the cutest (pretty old, in fact), it works for casual dining. ** A few things to note: 1. The only difference between their #1 Xe Lửa, #2 Dặc Biệt, and #3 Tái Nạm Gầu Gân Sách is their size, which is extra large, medium, and regular, respectively. (We didn't notice a difference between #2 and #3.) 2. They now accept credit cards and debit cards!! $15 minimum for all card transactions. 3. If you pay by card, there is a 3.5% surcharge for all credit card transactions. No surcharge for debit card transactions. read more

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We ordered: -Spring roll (4) $8.45 -Xe Lua: XL rice noodles, beef soup $13.45 -Grilled pork on rice vermicelli ( with fish sauce) $12.95 -Three treasure rice: pork chop, shredded pork and crab meat patty with egg on rice: $12.95 Xe Lua has good beef portion, but soup base was not flavorful with too much taste of MSG. Grilled pork on rice vermicelli was good. Others are ok, nothing special. Lighting was dark, decor was old. Table top was a little sticky. Service was good. Serving time was quick. Overall probably won't return. Food was ok but the restaurant presentation can be improved. read more

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Got the #1. A decent place to grab pho but I would say the broth wasn't that flavorful. It did come with a lot of meat. I debated on getting a smaller size but the extra large was just enough. It was pretty dim inside the restaurant with most of the light coming through the front windows. Food came out fairly quickly. Pay in cash to avoid tax. read more

Pho Bang Restaurant - #1 extra large pho bowl - A bowl of Vietnamese pho contains slices of beef, green onions, and clear broth, with bean sprouts and herbs visible on the side. The table includes a glass of water and a small plate of fresh herbs, set on a restaurant table with a menu or promotional images in the background. - Vietnamese Near Me - Flushing, New York

After a cold winter walk on a Saturday afternoon on Main Street, we were looking for a place to eat. After like 20 minutes, we found this cute spot. We were seated right away with some hot tea. The menu is massive but had finally decided on pork dishes; #90 and #91. The food came out right away and the pork chops were nicely seasoned and delicious. The portions were fairly large (for the price) so we were able to take food home. The waiter was very attentive and friendly. We noticed a lot of people did take out so we will definitely stop by again to try other dishes. read more

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I prefer the roast pork BBQ It was yummy and I really like their soup. Tasty sweet and flavorful with the soup I would come again just for their soup read more

Pho Bang Restaurant - A Vietnamese restaurant meal includes grilled meat garnished with chopped green onions, served with white rice, fried noodles, and fresh vegetables such as tomato and cucumber. A cup of tea is placed nearby on a saucer with chopsticks. The setting appears to be inside a restaurant with a menu visible on the table and wooden chairs in the background. - Vietnamese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Favorite pho place in the neighborhood. Their pho is authentic, the broth is perfectly balanced. The workers are real Vietnamese. I see next door always have some Chinese owned Vietnamese restaurant that closes down and some months later someone else opens a new one. I've tried the newest one, and it's ok, but just can't compete with the real authentic Vietnamese. The fact that they've been in business for a long long time and whenever next door opens a new Vietnamese restaurant and closes down later says a lot. The atmosphere and decor is old, and might be off putting for some. But to me it's nostalgic and reminds me of those old school Vietnamese restaurants in Chinatown back in the 90s. Spring rolls are good. Summer rolls are ok (but I still always get them). read more

My go to pho place, I love this place so much. The broth is delicious, the service is fast, the waiters are friendly, I love everything about it read more

Pho Bang Restaurant - #4 - The image shows two bowls of Vietnamese pho on a restaurant table, each filled with broth, sliced meat, rice noodles, and garnished with green onions. A plate of fresh basil is placed between the bowls. The table has a menu with images of dishes, and a person is partially visible in the background. The setting appears to be a casual Vietnamese restaurant. - Vietnamese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Nice local spot for a warm bowl of pho. Standard menu and food is tasty. Spring rolls are good too! Quite busy on the weekends but service is quick. read more

Been coming here for 16 years and it's still so good! Quality, portions, and taste have consistently been the best. Staff has been the same too. They're not the friendliest, but they're quick and there's always someone around to help. Ambiance is relaxed. Lots of chatter and cheerfulness. Love coming and feeling like I've stepped back in time. read more

Definitely a must-go-to for pho. Came here with a group of 7 for Saturday lunch, we were seated quickly and they came to take our order pretty fast as well. The food came out relatively soon as well and tasted fantastic. The ratio of noodles to meat was great and overall the quality was great for the price, I'd highly recommend it! We also had the che ba mau (bean dessert) and that was extremely refreshing. Overall this place serves quality Vietnamese food and I would love to come back to try more! read more

Pho Bang Restaurant - Xe Lua - Vietnamese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Very quick and accommodating service. Amazing hot and tasty beef Pho. I really enjoyed my time and overall experience.

No air conditioning in the hottest day of the year. Get real. Ended up going next door to PhoHoang. Edit to add: we were excited to go here as it is one of the few restaurants in this area that are popular among Yelpers, that have a excellent sanitary health rating from NYC Dept of Health. So despite the AC issue it's worth the merit that comes with a clean bill of health considering the unsettling violations their competitors have. read more

Pho Bang Restaurant - Clean bill of health from NYC DOH. - Vietnamese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Came on a Saturday evening with a friend for dinner. We ordered the #1 extra large Pho with six cuts of meat. XL Pho $13.45: 7/10 When they said extra large, they meant extra large. Very big bowl of noodles, meat, and soup. Standard pho with thin cuts of meat, noodles, and beef soup. It was a fulfilling solid meal for the price. Somehow, managed to toddle out there with my pants loosened a bit. Service was fast and food came out speedily. Would recommend if you're in the mood for pho and very hungry. The food quantity gives diner proportions. read more

Pho Bang Restaurant - #1 Extra Large Pho - A bowl of Vietnamese pho contains slices of beef, onions, and chopped green onions in a clear broth. The bowl is placed on a table with a menu or placemat visible in the background. The dish appears freshly prepared, with bubbles on the surface of the broth and garnishes floating on top. - Vietnamese Near Me - Flushing, New York

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The decor and ambiance aren't much, but the food is good, tasty and fresh. This humble restaurant has been part of the Flushing main street area for years. It's located across the street from the library. It's fast pace, servers are nice and the wait isn't too long. You can dine in or take it to go. My family enjoyed the Vietnamese delicious soup, pork with rice and spring roll. Recommend read more

Pho Bang Restaurant - Porkchop, beef soup and tasty spring rolls - Vietnamese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Been around forever. Pho is the same. Every year it gets harder to like the place; dingy room, questionable bathroom, hunger games level street parking situation, zillion red light cameras in area (I avoid downtown flushing if I can now in a car, I love/hate NYC), lawless drivers (ever seen triple parked cars on roads? Come on down). With quality of life spiraling down into the sewers, I seems to be ranting and frothing at the mouth more these days. read more

Don't be mislead into going to the viet restaurant next door. Pho Bang is a decent, efficiently-run, no-frills pho spot that has been around for decades & that speaks volumes about this place. Don't forget: ca$h only. Although the broth is not much to write home about, Pho Bang food has been consistent and value for the $. One bowl of pho is pretty big for me, so I tend to get one to share with a friend. I've tried the banh mi and it was meh/bland, but the hoisin and sriracha sauces on the table made it better. It would be nice if they had more banh mi choices. The Summer Roll is pretty good, so definitely get that. All in all, can't really go wrong with most of the items on the menu. read more

After not coming here for awhile, their quality of pho is not the same. My typical order consist of spring roll and the classic pho. Their spring roll did not taste the way it did before, kinda lacking in flavor. Service is fast. We were seated closer to the back where the employees hang around and have their dinner. Paying for the check was a little annoying. We had to walk up to the cashier in order for us to know our total and pay, then walk back to our table in the back to leave the tip then walk back to the front to exit. read more

Pho Bang Restaurant - Large spring roll pho - Vietnamese Near Me - Flushing, New York

Pho Bang is the old standby for late-night bowls of great pho. I've been a loyal fan since a preteen at their now shuttered Elmhurst location. Not sure why they couldn't be a 24-hr place, because it would've helped at times. You can still count on them for a cheap, hearty, homey meal, with nonchalant service every time. Their pho broth is simple, but has nice depth of flavors and is always piping hot. #1 Xe Lua or #2 Dac Biet is the way to go. Thinly sliced brisket, flank, eye of round, etc. cook within seconds in the hot beef broth. All the condiments on the side are game for consumption, including bean sprouts, basil leaves, and Sriracha plus hoisin for the meats. Depending on my mood, their many rice dishes are also excellent choices. Grilled Porkchop with pineapple over rice is one of my all-time favorite Viet dishes. Springs rolls are always hot and crispy. However, their banh mi sandwich was extremely disgusting the one time I got it, slimy pate and very fatty meats. Skip the banh mi, but stay for everything else! read more

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Compared to this Pho Bang to the one in Elmhurst, this one also does Banh Mi sandwiches. This Vietnamese restaurant is considered old school, similar to Pho Bac in Elmhurst and Thai Son in Jackson Heights. The servers here can speak Cantonese. When I entered, most of the customers are Asian, with one Caucasian, one Black, and one Hispanic parties. Even though it was 3:30 pm, the place was busy. Most of the people here were ordering pho noodles. Unlike the other default Banh Mi I have eaten before, this one uses roast pork, similiar the the Cantonese chashu. read more