PHO THIN HANOI Vietnamese Restaurant

Pho Thin in Hanoi not only captivates with its renowned pho, but the service also stands out as a shining example of hospitality. From the moment I entered, the staff at Pho Thin made me feel like a valued guest. The warm smiles and genuine enthusiasm set the tone for a memorable dining experience.

The menu at Pho Thin is a testament to the restaurant's commitment to authenticity, offering a diverse selection of pho varieties. The star of the show is undoubtedly the signature pho with rare beef. The broth, simmered to perfection, is rich and flavorful, and the thinly sliced beef cooks tenderly in the hot broth, creating a harmonious symphony of taste.

It’s a grand opening and it was good. The bowl is huge but if you place it in a regular Pho Bowl you will see that you ain’t getting nothing special, but a huge bowl. Was missing flavor, veggies were fresh that was a big plus, decor was really nice and plenty of handicap space. Over all a 3. Worth trying, prices were ok not over priced set about ok.

I was so eager to leave for Vietnam because this country is noted for its budget and delicious food. And it would not be a trip to Vietnam if I didn't eat Pho here. We just looked at the Google map and headed to Pho Thin, where we ordered two bowls of rare beef Pho. Pho here was so good and so Vietnam. The things in the USA stand no chance to compare to Vietnamese real Pho. I highly recommend this diner.

Delicious beef Pho. High quality. Sitting at shared table, lightning fast service and really delicious beef. Tender. Full of flavour. 2 beef pho, 2 beers and 1 coke less than £6. Unreal.

This place has decent noodles although they pick and choose when to be open or closed. so call bEfore

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 5

Service: 1

It’s a grand opening and it was good. The bowl is huge but if you place it in a regular Pho Bowl you will see that you ain’t getting nothing special, but a huge bowl. Was missing flavor, veggies were fresh that was a big plus, decor was really nice and plenty of handicap space. Over all a 3. Worth trying, prices were ok not over priced set about ok.

My visit to Pho Thin Hanoi for pho was beyond dreadful. The unhygienic conditions were revolting, with dirt and grime everywhere you looked. The sight alone made my appetite vanish. The food and drinks were equally appalling, lacking any flavor or freshness. It was a complete waste of money and time.I urge all my friends to steer clear of Pho Thin HaNoi and head straight to Pho Saigon Pasteur Noodle House on Grimmer Boulevard in Fremont, California, USA. This hidden gem offers a delightful dining experience. The restaurant is spotless, and the aroma of the pho alone will make your mouth water.

Been here before as I can remembered, long before covid, as brought here by my Vietnamese colleague. So this time i bring my Japanese colleague to come here for the pho. Yes! Beef Pho. Not chicken. You don't have a choice! Breadstick and drink needs to pay separately! Yes! two different sellers. Nonetheless, I find that the taste is still good. But as far as i can remember, the spring onions seems to be lesser this time round as compared to last time before covid period we came. Narrow place with only two long bench tables. Still worth a visit and try out this old shop!

This is the worst vietnamese restaurant we’ve been to..We ordered the soup and when the order came I already smell fish sauce..and when we taste it it was super salty and the meat was bland ??..I told the lady, but she can’t understand me..I was losing my patience but I have my daughters with me unfortunately were starving. She gave another bowl of soup, just the soup then I tasted it then it was bland..Just go somewhere else not this place it was a horrible experience for us, We kept transfering the soup to get the taste of a pho soup.(what the heck!)there’s not much of choices too but the pho soup and some appetizer.Lastly OVERPRICE for 3 orders of pho soup cost $15 each then a kids order for $13???worst.

The worst pho place in the Bay Area. A 15 dollar bowl of pho is not enough for an adult. The soup is not tasty and has no flavor. The beef steak is hard to bite and chew. Won’t visit this place again at all. Wait for the next restaurant in this place.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 3

Very home feeling food is delicious went here after a long day and the pho hit the spot! This is exactly what I came to Vietnam to have!

I hope more people discover this place! It's never very busy but the pho tastes more like the pho I had in Hanoi than any of the other restaurants near by. It's different but lighter and with more veggies. The lady who works there is also very nice. Large portions too!

If you're a Pho lover, then you absolutely must check out this Pho restaurant! From the moment you walk in, you can smell the savory aroma of the delicious broth cooking on the stove. And once you taste it, you'll know why this is the best Pho restaurant around. The broth is rich and flavorful, with the perfect balance of spices and seasoning that creates a truly authentic taste. The beef is tender and cooked to perfection, and the noodles are perfectly cooked and add a great texture to the dish. Overall, this Pho restaurant is a must-visit for any food lover, and I can't recommend it enough!

You need to try this. One of the only Hanoi style restaurants in the area.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Pho