11 Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Flushing

“A cute place with really good food, affordable prices, and kind service. Relaxed and able to hear the people I'm with. My only gripe was that the caramelized sharable salmon was overdone and fishy one time. I've loved several pho, noodle, curry, appetizer and rice dishes, and so have the many people I've taken here. I never ordered the salmon again.“

“I was in the area and I come there for Korean food but happened to notice this place stating Korean Vietnamese food and was a little skeptical. I am Vietnamese and do speak Vietnamese and know the Vietnamese names for the dishes. This woman knew how to make vietnamese food with her Korean flare,just didn't know the names understandable. I inquired about one dish the call Bun Cha and is actually with Bun the skinny rice noodles and flattened pork meatballs and actually was made famous by president Obama visiting Hanoi, a Northern Vietnamese dish and not cold dipping noodles as they say that's a Korean dish.“

“Give me your tired, your poor, your weary—if Lady Liberty welcomes them in, this counter heals them.
It feels silly to admit I got misty-eyed when the trifecta combo (soy sauce chicken, roast duck, and crispy pork) hit the table. But it hit right where I needed it.

When it’s past 10 p.m., everywhere else is shuttered, and you are hollowed out from a long day of work, family, and relentless responsibilities, this place takes you in. It might not be the warmest hug, but it offers real, and raw comfort.

There is genuine hope in knowing you can still get three incredible roast meats for under $15, piled over rice with cabbage to make sure you leave completely full.

Maybe, just maybe, life isn’t quite as heavy as it seemed an hour ago. Maybe good things can still come to life.

Lady Liberty doesn’t promise luxury at the port, and you shouldn’t expect white-tablecloth perfection here either. But you will walk back out into the night glad you made it in — grounded, full, and with enough quiet courage to believe tomorrow will be a better day.“

“our server was very helpful and friendly. she answered all of our questions about the food I highly recommend the beef stew with noodles.“

“What a lovely local find that deserves a 5-star rating all around. From the sweetest server/host, Phoebe, to the authentic delectable and freshly made Vietnamese dishes including really great prices — this is definitely a must try and a must come back to restaurant! Quite of a pleasant and clean ambiance and free parking are also available which is certainly a plus.“

“Stopped by and tried a pho special here, the soup was absolutely amazing, the beef tendons and shanks inside are stewed very tender and soft, which was my favorite. As someone who likes pho and tried several Vietnamese restaurants before, this pho was absolutely one of most top delicious. Will definitely return next time to try other dishes.“

“You’ll never find a place that has fresher bean sprouts at a pho place than Phoche!“

“This is probably the best food stall in Tangram’s food court. The food is ok, but the original location in Elmhurst was much better. They have mainly teenagers working here, so the service and quality is sometimes questionable. Nevertheless, all they really need to do is assemble the sandwiches or bowls with pre-cooked ingredients, so the risk isn’t too high. But for the price, and considering the other food stalls aren’t good, Joju is the best option in this food court.“

“delicious food, we enjoyed and great customer service nice environment, my family are planning to go get everyone together and came back.“

“4.8/5- definitely coming back.

I come to this place often for a good bowl of pho at a good price.

Only critique is that sometimes the beef slices are not that tender . Otherwise no complaints.

Solid portion sizes, delicious cuts of tender meat. Soup warms the soul, clean environment, and good service.“

“Authentic Vietnamese that keeps the simplicity of the food as the star. Been coming here for 30 years, and it remains authentic. The servers/staff and owner are NOT Chinese, they’re Vietnamese and I have watched them learn English.“