Phở Hoài

Ilya Kurach 5 months ago

I was there with my girlfriend, and it was amazing experience! Of course we always can talk about food if it’s good or bad (as for me it was amazing) but stuff was super friendly, after one minute talk with us, recommended 4 dishes and all of them were exactly what we wanted! Thank you guys for your business!

Kevin Ma 6 months ago

If you’re searching for authentic Vietnamese pho in Brooklyn, Pho Hoai should be at the top of your list. This spot has quietly built a reputation as one of the best pho restaurants in Brooklyn, and after visiting, it’s easy to understand why. The beef phở is the star of the menu. The broth is beautifully clear, aromatic, and deeply flavorful, simmered long enough to develop that rich, comforting depth that great pho is known for. It’s clean, balanced, and never overly salty. The rice noodles are perfectly cooked—soft yet slightly chewy, giving every bite a satisfying texture. Paired with tender slices of beef and fresh herbs, the bowl feels both hearty and refreshing. What really stands out is the authenticity and consistency. Nothing feels rushed or overcomplicated—just a well-crafted bowl of pho done right. If you’re a pho lover or simply looking for a comforting bowl of Vietnamese soup in Brooklyn, Pho Hoai on Avenue U is absolutely worth the visit.

Phong Ho 7 months ago

Nothing beats the pho and hospitality at this family owned restaurant. There menu is so large, there’s something for everyone. Of course I went with the OG Pho in a golden bowl with gold dust. Did it make it taste better? Probably not but it sure the hell was more fun eating and making content lol.

Andy Wong 7 months ago

I'm guessing this place is under new management because of the deals that's been going on lately and also a lot of new faces. I've been going here on a regular because my kids love pho. I ordered from Ubereats because it was buy one get one free. I got BOGO number one and BOGO spring rolls. It felt off when I got my order because it felt light weight wise. I didn't think much of it until I got home and saw the portion size. I got the similar order the last time they had the BOGO deal and the portion size was more or less "normal". This time around it looks pathetic, like it's half of a portion of a normal order. As you can see in the picture, it's like half the box. You can't tell me this is the normal portion size for an "extra large combination bowl" and it's $16. If you're doing it because it's BOGO then definitely not cool.

Artography 9 months ago

Phở Hoài 牛肉河粉 Star Rating: ★★★★☆ Phở Hoài doesn’t announce itself with theatrics or trend-chasing flair—and that restraint is precisely its charm. Located on Avenue U in Brooklyn, NYC, this neighborhood staple operates with quiet confidence, focused on execution rather than excess. While the beef phở remains a standout, it’s far from the only reason to come. The broth arrives clear yet deeply aromatic, simmered to a layered richness that feels comforting rather than heavy. Tender slices of beef cook gently in the heat, and the rice noodles maintain a satisfying chew—never bloated, never mushy. It’s a bowl that invites customization, rewarding a thoughtful hand with herbs, chili, and lime. Just as compelling are the grilled offerings. The grilled pork is fragrant and well-caramelized, striking a balance between sweetness and smokiness, while the grilled pork chops arrive juicy and assertively seasoned, with a char that speaks to a properly hot grill. Paired with rice or noodles, they provide a heartier counterpoint to the delicacy of the phở, expanding the menu beyond the expected and doing so with confidence. Nothing here feels engineered for spectacle. Service is efficient and