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3.5 (389 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Beef (cooked & raw ) Pho
Aly N.

This spot is perfect for a quick lunch. Their pho lunch combo was more than filling. My classmate and I left there so stuffed we couldn't even finish the Pho. The portions are very generous for the price you pay. Overall very tasty, quick and friendly service, and a convenient place to drop in for a quick bite. I definitely recommend trying Vietspot.

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Emina S.

Got a tofu banh mi to go and ordered it spicy. It was laaarge and the veggies were crisp. They don't offer the texture-rich crispy tofu, though, only huge silky pieces. I asked! The pieces were good but didn't hit the same as others I like. They offer all types of classic Vietnamese dishes, combo meals, even boba teas. Tiny restaurant but there's still some indoor seating. Really quick and friendly counter service + the sandwich was good so I'll be back eventually.

Tiffany C.

My order was ready quickly. I ordered the classic banh mi which was made with cured ham and pate meat. The bread was crispy, warm and freshly made. The classic banh mi was made with Fresh ingredients like cilantro, cucumber, pickled carrots. Overall it was missing/ lacking flavor. I opted out of spicy but I want a banh mi to be tasty without it.

Stacy C.

I swear I'd reviewed this place e before but upon checking my list I realized I never did. I get pho from here sometimes and its good for the price. The place is small and there are some stools along the counters ( both sides and front ) . Anyway , today I was craving Banh Mi and I thought I'd get it from here since the pho is good. Honestly, the sandwich wasn't good. Yes the ingredients were fresh, no doubt there, but the flavors were just salt and pepper. No jalapeño, no dressing or butter on the bread and the carrots weren't that pickled. So yes to pho here and no to the Banh Mi Classic. Service is good. The staff is friendly. By the way they had a free drink today for orders over $10. It was a rose lemonade and it was fantastic. I'm including 1 photo from my previous dining experience with photos here. Happy times.

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Amanda W.

It is a reliable viet food fixing spot, with viet coffee and banh mi and pho. I like their banh mi, customization option. Their pho broth is good and hot, but the coffee is too sweet. Not much Vietnamese options around so all the prices are pretty steep for a bowl or a banh mi, I like to get banh mi from here but the viet coffee i go to pho maiden lane iykyk

Cooked Beef Pho
Monica T.

Small and clean, simple straightforward menu, you get what you see. Very flavorful pho broth, simple meat and topping options--but it's a quick and tasty option when you're in this part of the city.

Rice Bowl Combo
Holly A.

A great quick place to stop! We sat at the high tops area and enjoyed our time. The food came quickly and staff were efficient. The food was very good! I got the rice bowl which I very much enjoyed every bit of and the portions were great. The sandwich and pho my friends got were great too, but my rice bowl was my favorite for sure! I also got Thai tea and it was very good as well. I would defintely come back!

Nancy A.

This place is nearby my job and good thing it is so convenient to get lunch. What's good about this place is that they have student discounts if you're a student at BMCC or Pace University. I got a 7% discount just like that! I got the rice combo that includes a rice platter and an appetizer. Got the pork chop and summer rolls with peanut sauce. The pork chop came out chopped so I didn't need a knife. Was very delicious and tad sweet. What made the rice platter tasty were the chives to add that extra kick! Summer rolls came with shrimp and vermicelli inside. The cilantro in the summer roll added an extra flavor that made the taste more appetizing. This place is cute and cozy and lots of bar stools and counter tops for seating. Casual and chill ambience. Utensils like chop sticks, forks, sriracha, and hoi sin sauces are available to grab.

Ellen D.

There is limited seating but if you get lucky, you'll get to enjoy your meal at their side bar while its fresh and hot. I got the Combo which comes with a choice of Pho, Canned drink, and appetizer. I opted for the Cooked & Raw Beef Pho, the Crispy Tofu Bites, and a Sprite. I also added a Vietnamese Coffee for a boost of energy. The Pho tasted similar to.. if you were to make instant pho at home. It was not great and definitely needed more seasoning and "oomph." The Crispy Tofu Bites came with a sauce; I liked how crispy hot the tofu was and it paired well with their sweet chili sauce. I also got a Pork Banh Mi that was really good. I didn't expect the banh mi to taste that great but it really surprised me. The pork was cooked and seasoned well, and the bread was soft and fluffy. My friend got a Chicken Rice Bowl- it was very good as well. The chicken was nicely seasoned and cooked well. The Vietnamese Coffee was too bitter for our liking, I asked if they could add more condensed milk but unfortunately it comes pre mixed. They offered to add syrup so I figured that night help.....it didnt. lol I would highly recommend this place if youre in the area and looking for some good Viet food. I recommend any of their pork chop or chicken dishes. Maybe don't get their Pho if youve had traditional pho before.

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Want what I I paid for. $13 got me a big piece of bread and some cilantro and carrots. A couple of pieces of pork.

Shrimp pho
Kelly M.

Definitely a little hole in the wall. There is bar type seating on both sides. One set of stools faces a wall and the other faces a mirrored wall. You order at the counter and someone will bring your food if you're dining in. We got pho- an order of grilled chicken pho $15.95 plus tax and shrimp pho $14.25 plus tax. My sister like the lychee drink also, $5 plus tax. The pho came out piping hot and full of flavor. We both enjoyed our visit.

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Giselle G.

I came here yesterday for dinner. I ordered the lunch combo of pho and appetizer with a drink. The total was $25.00 and it was ok and a lot of food. The pho i ordered was raw and cooked beef. The amount of food is a lot and you can easily share this with someone else. The pho was not very flavorful and I did not like the dumplings. I think this is the only Vietnamese restaurant in the area. There were alot of people here so I am not sure if maybe I ordered the wrong thing or if people have different expectations of pho. I don't think; I would go back. The staff is very efficient and they also clean frequently. It does not take long to get your food and the ordering is organized.

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Jen C.

Not many viet places down in fidi. This is probably one of the best ones in the neighborhood. It's a small joint with very limited seating. Only about 10 seats along the wall counters. They have your typical pho and summer rolls which is what I get. I love the soup can never get enough. You can get a pho and app combo for $22 You may see a long line at lunch time during the weekdays. Although to be clear as this ranks for viet food in general is mediocre if that. I'm just craving pho.

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