Browse menus, reviews and photos of Vietnamese Restaurants in Brooklyn.
Vietnamese · $$
162 5th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Had a group dinner for a friend's birthday and absolutely LOVED the place! The ambiance was so cool and I could have stayed there all nice. Friendly attentive service. Great neighborhood spot!”
Vietnamese · $$$$
120 Norman Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Nice place, good food, great service!”
Vietnamese · $$
57 Front Street, Brooklyn
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“Em Vietnamese Bistro has been on my list for a while, so I finally got to check it out! At first, the interior looks like you are walking into an office, not a restaurant; I had to do a double-take to make sure I walked in the correct door. I made a reservation for 6:30pm on a Friday, but the restaurant wasn't full at any point. Since the space is small, you are seated close to other people at peak dining hours. My friend and I both got the Bun Thit Nuong ($17) and we shared a Cha Gio ($11). The spring rolls left a lot to be desired, both presentation-wise and taste-wise. For presentation, the rolls would benefit from a smaller plate with a more curated selection of vegetables. The huge romaine inundates the dish, and we didn't end up eating it, so it just seems like a waste. Flavor-wise, the rolls were on the plain side, which do not justify the price. After that appetizer, I was pleasantly surprised by the entree. The pork was cooked and flavored well, and I gorged myself. Everything tasted fresh and refreshing! I also think for the portion size and the area, the price is worth it. Service was good in the sense that they did not rush us, but we had to ask for everything, from getting someone to take our order to asking for the check. The Bun Thit Nuong was the highlight, and I would eat it again if I was in the area!”
Vietnamese · $$
52 5th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Fantastic Food with both traditional and original Vietnamese dishes!!! Cash only but worth the visit every time!”
Vietnamese · $$
68 Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Nice and warm. The food was Delicious!!n definitely will be back!”
Sandwich Shop · $
4222 8th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“The BEST sandwich in NYC. Thank you for bringing fresh and homemade foods to Brooklyn.”
Bakery · $
120 Norman Avenue, Brooklyn
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“This place is cozy and makes for a nice place to go out with friends, dates or even alone! I went in by myself and tried their banh mi, which despite not being like what you would find in a typical Vietnamese spot, was super tasty and I highly recommend it. Use my photo as evidence of how good it is, I ate half of it before I finally took a photo, haha. The bread itself was soft, it tasted fresh, and the filling wasn't overly spicy or bland, it was just right. The baked goods looked tempting and I might have to try them next time. Service wise, they're great. The staff will let you know how long you'll wait for items and they are good at what they do, both in the front facing customers and in the back prepping.”
Vietnamese · $
6814 18th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Su was absolutely wonderful! She was incredibly friendly, attentive, and made our whole experience feel special. Her service was excellent, she was always one step ahead of what we needed, and her warm personality really stood out. We had a fantastic experience thanks to Su and would definitely come back again!”
Vietnamese · $
182 South 2nd Street, Brooklyn
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“Really recommend this Vietnamese restaurant :)”
Vietnamese · $
309-311 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Popped in for a quick lunch while hanging in South Williamsburg. I got the summer special - fried spring rolls, pho and a specialty drink for $26... Service was fast and friendly. Food was tasty. Everything was served on disposable plates, bowls, cups, utensils which can't help but make me wonder about the landfill... But food was tasty, fast and cheap...”
Vietnamese · $
1158 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn
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“The food is so gooddd. I have the spicy pork bar buns and the Lemongrass Chicken Bahn MI sandwich. Can you say Delicioussss.love love love. I live in East New York BK and came all the way for thisssss. Never been here before this was my 1st time and I'm going back...#littlemo'sisgood”
Vietnamese · $
5224 8th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“I ordered the house special banh mi and viet iced coffee. Both were prepared fairly quickly. The banh mi was tasty - definitely get your money's worth with the amount of filling. The viet iced coffee was good too, tho a little small. The cashier/owner(?) was super nice as well. One of the only slight negatives is the arrangement of the meats/veges - its hard to get everything in one bite with how its oriented; rotating by 90 degrees would be my preference.”
Vietnamese · $
824b Washington Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Pho is one of my favorite dishes and ive tried it in many different cities around the world, this one is the best one ive had. Incredibly fresh, bursting with flavor, amazing noodle texture, served super hot. Also tried the classic banh mi and it was outstanding!”
Vietnamese · $
1870 86th Street, Brooklyn
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“The menu is small, but that's actually a good thing, because the few items they do have on the menu, is really good. The pho and pork sandwich are a must have. The service is really great, and the price is really affordable. They also have great deals, like discounted price after 9pm, and also, free dessert if you spend $20 or more.”
Vietnamese · $
8121 5th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“I takeout ordered the Bun Cha Gio Thit Nuong and it was absolutely fantastic! The sliced grilled pork was some of the I’ve had on this dish, the noodles were excellent and overall there were flavors I haven’t experienced at other Vietnamese restaurants in Brooklyn. Looking forward to coming back and dining in person soon!”
Vietnamese · $
920 Fulton Street, Brooklyn
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“Pho was great. People are friendly. Priced very well. Saw another person enjoying the rice dish and told me how savory the meat was and was a great mix with the salad and rice. Will try next time with the sandwich. Interior is minimalist but the food well makes up for it.”
Vietnamese · $$
250 Dekalb Avenue, Brooklyn
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“I am worryingly obsessed with Mekong BK... their chicken pho is beyond delicious and I either pick up, dine in, or order delivery at least twice a week (even in the summertime). The atmosphere in the restaurant is so lovely and calm with beautiful, healthy plants all over, it's my go-to date spot. Incredibly kind staff and amazing food! I have a gluten allergy and the staff is super knowledgeable and helpful with navigating the menu. Many items are naturally gluten free :)”
Coffee & Tea · $
9 Bay 35th Street, Brooklyn
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“I recently ate at Mr. Banh Mi in Bensonhurst and was pleasantly surprised! I ordered the wonton-covered quail eggs, bulgogi fries, and spring rolls, and everything was good. The only downside for me was the bulgogi fries. They were a little too saturated, which caused them to lose their crispiness. Other than that, I enjoyed my meal! The service was amazing, and the prices were reasonable, which made the experience even better. I will definitely be going back to try more of their menu. If you're in Bensonhurst, I recommend giving Mr. Banh Mi a try. I think this place is a little hidden gem in the neighborhood that's worth checking out!”
Vietnamese · $
229 5th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“I was around the area and hungry and came across this place. I ordered the classic sandwich and it was amazing. Bread was crispy and flaky and packed with the right amount of fillings. The watermelon juice was sooooo refreshing and delicious. I could not stop drinking it. Would honestly come back for the watermelon juice alone haha”
Vietnamese · $
537 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn
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“I ordered through Uber Eats and I am very impressed! I got the vegetarian chicken banh mi (which was a nice surprise to see on the menu) with no cucumber and extra carrots. It was tasty and the portion size was good. Honestly, the baguette by itself was delicious! Really surprised by how fast it was delivered and that it arrived HOT. Can’t speak to what the in-person experience is like (yet), but I will definitely add this spot to my rotation.”
Vietnamese · $
649 Grand Street, Brooklyn
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“I just ordered a smoked Brisket Pho, the Brisket was well cooked, the Broth was savory. Highly recommend!!!!!”
Cafe · $
79 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn
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“This was the most delicious bowl of Bun rice vermicelli salad I've ever had. Perfect balance of noodles, herbs (mint AND basil, not or!), sprouts, cukes, and delicious pan seared beef. All in abundance, topped with a generous helping of crispy fried shallots. Highly recommend.”
Vietnamese · $
112 Berry Street, Brooklyn
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“I just ordered a smoked Brisket Pho, the Brisket was well cooked, the Broth was savory. Highly recommend!!!!!”
Vietnamese · $$
448 9th Street Apt 3, Brooklyn
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“This is the place I always want to go when I’m in Park Slope. The vegetarian pho is beautiful, the ambiance is warm and cozy, and it’s the perfect spot for lunch with a friend. The doors, the natural light, and the breeze make the whole space feel so inviting. I first went many years ago, and it continues to be consistently wonderful.”
Sushi · $$
172 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Hi, I previous left a comment about the ribeye in my ribeye pho being raw. I apologize for that comment as I had not realized at the time that is how it would typically be served. I felt my review needed to be updated after learning that info. My pho was delicious! Just a good refreshing noodle soup. Will be trying their other items soon”
Vietnamese · $
1111 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn
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“I just ordered a smoked Brisket Pho, the Brisket was well cooked, the Broth was savory. Highly recommend!!!!!”
Vietnamese · $
79 Norman Avenue, Brooklyn
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“It’s a no frills venue but the food is authentic, great quality and really tasty. Also pretty cheap. I’m actually annoyed I’ve lived in the area for 2 years already and no eaten here before. I’m officially a regular now. It’s definitely a takeaway kind of place, but it’s right by the park you can’t go wrong.”
Vietnamese · $
6008 7th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“If you looking for authentic Vietnamese food, you will not be disappointed. Bahn mi is so good and fresh, the fried spring roll is delicious (small order is not enough), and Ban Xel is my go to dish. Iced Vietnamese coffee is sweet and strong.”
Bubble Tea · $
6756 4th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Bubble tea and their pastries are amazing! I had the matcha cheesecake and it was delicious! Love the staff over there!”
Vietnamese · $$
80 6th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Ordered the grilled chicken pho, popcorn chicken, and brussels spouts for takeout. Everything was absolutely amazing, delicious, and fresh. They give you a ton of food and it was prepared quickly (about 15 minutes for everything and it was a busy Friday night). Great value for the price. No credit cards, cash only, otherwise Venmo.”
Vietnamese · $
1702 86th Street, Brooklyn
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“Absolutely delicious Pho Ga & buttered clams. Great staff who was attentive & hospitable, knew the menu, & offered fantastic recommendations. One of the best pho meals I’ve had & best service. Highly recommend. I & my 7 year old daughter we’re there & we both absolutely loved it.”
Vietnamese · $
178 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn
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“Honestly, what is not to like. They are consistent! The pho is like a B, but their spicy banhmis are so good! they are always reliable in terms of delivery and I can’t say enough about bad days turning around because they’ve been reliable.”
Vietnamese · $
643 Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Delicious Vietnamese food! Every dish we ordered was full of flavor, especially the broth—it was incredibly tasty and comforting. Everything tasted fresh and was very appetizing. The restaurant was also very clean, which made the dining experience even better. Great food, a clean atmosphere, and friendly service. I’ll definitely be coming back!”
Vietnamese · $
689 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Original: Saddest banh mi filling ever. $12 for this. Edit: Originally posted about some depressing banh mi sandwiches. However the manager, Kerry, responded quite well to the situation and is going to make things right. Update forthcoming.”
Vietnamese · $
1116 Avenue U, Brooklyn
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“Delicious food... beautiful hip, relaxed atmosphere!!”
Vietnamese · $
92 Court Street, Brooklyn
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“The food was really good, especially the banhmi it was fresh, flavorful, and filling. Everything came out quickly, and the staff were friendly and helpful throughout my visit. Great food and great service. I’ll definitely be back!”
Vietnamese · $
354 7th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“This has been favorite Vietnamese spot in NYC for years and I’ve tried quite a few. The flavors, service, vibe are all always spot on. I appreciate that each dish speaks for itself in demonstrating how the staff knows what they’re doing. From vermicelli bowls to banh mi sandwiches and anything else you would like, you’re bound to enjoy the dining experience.”
Vietnamese · $
1243 Avenue U, Brooklyn
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“Pho Viet Nam, located right along the vibrant Avenue U corridor in Brooklyn, is a fantastic local gem that serves up warm, comforting bowls of traditional Vietnamese soup and classic southeast Asian specialties. I stopped in for a cozy lunch on a brisk afternoon and ordered their signature beef pho alongside an order of crispy spring rolls, and everything was piping hot and packed with incredible flavor. The broth was rich, aromatic, and simmered to perfection, loaded with tender slices of beef and fresh herbs on the side. The dining space is casual, neat, and welcoming, offering a quiet, comfortable escape from the bustling street outside. The service was friendly, attentive, and prompt, making sure all the accompaniments arrived fresh. It is a wonderful neighborhood staple whenever you are craving authentic, comforting Vietnamese cuisine right in the area.”
Vietnamese · $$
554 Wilson Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Perfectly plated goodness. My mind and body felt elevated instantly. the environment was so alive and oddly I matched the pink ambient lighting perfectly.”
Sandwich Shop · $
433 7th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“My lady recovering from a cold and was craving some soup. Wanted to get something a little different than chicken noodle... explore a little we like to spice things up. Pho for her and a classic sandwich for me. Do you know you what Vietnamese ham is? Neither do I, but it set me right..try it sometime. Great service fast and sat in a nice chair while my order was ready. Great at home date night we watched Gilmore Girls never seen it but its good”
Vietnamese · $
147 Montague Street, Brooklyn
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“Stumbled upon this cozy and delightful resto. Got one of the lunch specials - a Banh Mi roasted pork sandwich and mint tea. Perfect on a blustery fall day. Every yummy sandwich starts with good bread and theirs is freshly baked and slightly crusty and holds up to the meat and veggies in between. They don’t hold back either. My sandwich had a generous amount of savory and flavorful roasted pork along with the julienne carrots and other veggies. And service was kind and efficient. Could smell the deliciousness of my sandwich on my R train back to manhattan. I really enjoyed this sandwich and will definitely stop in again.”
Vietnamese · $
4810 8th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“I have been here many times over many years since I was a teen for the delicious pho, Vietnamese coffee, seafood rice dishes and most especially…. The Vietnamese spring rolls. Guys please understand and listen to me when I tell you that these are the best Vietnamese spring rolls I have ever had. I think about them all the time. These are not from a box from Costco. These are fresh, handmade delicious crispy juicy Vietnamese spring rolls. I have tried having at other places and the flavor doesn’t even come CLOSE. I hope this place stays open my whole life so I can always have those delicious spring rolls. The pho is also my favorite pho I had anywhere. The prices can’t be beat as well :)”
Vietnamese · $
8616 4th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Pho is decent but won't knock your socks off. Spring rolls (fried) are good, banh mi is good, rice plates are good. The food will satisfy whatever Vietnamese food craving you are having just don't expect it to be the best you've had (especially if you are used to west coast pho). Still good and satisfying though. I've been eating here since I was a kid and this restaurant is very nostalgic for me.”
Vietnamese · $
636 Park Place, Brooklyn
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“My wife and I have been coming here pretty much every Friday for years now, and it’s easily one of our favorite lunch spots in the city. The banh mi never disappoints. I always get the roast pork and my wife always gets the roast chicken. We’ve tried other things over the years, but we always end up coming back to those because they’re just so good. The bread is always fresh, the fillings are generous, and everything is made to order. The summer rolls are also unreal. We order them almost every time, and the peanut sauce they come with is so good I could probably eat it with a spoon. Then there’s the boba. I always get the lychee, my wife gets the Thai tea, and it’s become part of our Friday routine. There are a lot of places to get a banh mi in NYC, but this is our spot. If you’re anywhere nearby, do yourself a favor and grab a sandwich.”
Vietnamese · $$
172 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn
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“The chicken lemongrass php was delish. I could smell the aroma of the lemongrass which was tantalizing!!!”
Vietnamese · $
134 Smith Street, Brooklyn
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“The bubble tea is great no complaints for the flavor! I personally hated the Taro bubble tea (tasted like a candle) but it was my first time tasting it, and my friend who I had it with told me that there was another bubble tea place in Manhattan that also had Taro bubble tea but it tasted completely different and way better. Other than that, bubble tea is delicious! I go here all the time with my friends and we all love it! Definitely recommend the mango, or passion fruit, or lychee, or even peppermint with milk for winter! Each of these you can have tapioca pearls or substitute it with different things like lychee or mango. I've never tasted any of their actual food except for the spring rolls which were good. The atmosphere is great, somewhat cozy and calm. The service is good because it goes really quickly and smoothly apart from one time I ordered boba and I expected them to know that I wanted tapioca pearls because who gets just the actual drink without the pearls? So they gave me it without the pearls but the cashier was very helpful and gave me my order without me paying extra! Overall great place definitely recommend just don't get the taro!!! :)”
Chinese · $
1418 Mermaid Avenue, Brooklyn
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“ChowTime, located right along Mermaid Avenue in the Coney Island area of Brooklyn, is a fantastic neighborhood staple that dishes out delicious, reliable Chinese takeout classics and comforting everyday favorites. I stopped by for a quick dinner and ordered their classic chicken and broccoli alongside an order of vegetable spring rolls, and everything was piping hot, exceptionally fresh, and packed with savory flavor. The vegetables had a nice, crisp tenderness while the chicken was cooked perfectly in a rich, flavorful brown sauce. The shop is neat, highly efficient, and geared toward fast, dependable service. The counter staff was friendly, welcoming, and had my order put together in no time at all. It is a wonderful local spot whenever you are craving a satisfying, unpretentious meal right down by the shore.”
Chinese · $
8621 4th Avenue, Brooklyn
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“Go to chinese food spot. Hands down probably best chinese food in brooklyn. Food is always on point and vegetables are always fresh and crunchy. Fried rice is actually fried rice and not yellow. Lo mein is always very flavorful and garlicky. One time my grub hub carrier never showed to pick up my order and they called and had their own delivery guy deliver it after they were already closing. When the food arrived our food was kept piping hot and was still incredible. Extremely well priced and overall great customer service. Never been disappointed.”
Food Court · $
345 Adams Street, Brooklyn
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“I was here last week for a food event/car show(?). The line and wait to get inside was not all too bad minus the stray rain showers that came down once in a while. Food was amazing but the venue itself was not well ventilated so I had to catch myself going outside after a short while.”
Vietnamese · $
1944 86th Street, Brooklyn
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“hands down best Vietnamese I ever ate. I would eat it every day.”
Every year on December 12, food lovers around the world celebrate National Pho Day, a day dedicated to one of Vietnam’s most beloved dishes. Pho, a flavorful noodle soup typically made with beef or chicken broth, rice noodles, and various herbs, has become synonymous with Vietnamese cuisine. In 2017, Vietnam officially declared this day as "Pho Day," highlighting not only the cultural significance of the dish but also its global appeal.