Social Profile: 
✔️Brunch ✔️Lunch ✔️Dinner ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out ✔️Delivery
… View more
Pho Hoai Restaurant – Ave U, Brooklyn For over 30 years, Pho Hoai Restaurant has proudly served authentic Vietnamese cuisine to the Ave U and Brooklyn community. What started as a neighborhood favorite has become a local staple—known for honest flavors, generous portions, and recipes passed down through generations. Our heart and soul is our 24-hour slow-cooked beef pho, simmered patiently for deep, rich flavor in every bowl. From comforting classics to beloved house specialties—grilled meats, Vietnamese sandwiches, fresh spring and summer rolls, and bold traditional soups—every dish is prepared with care, quality ingredients, and respect for tradition. Whether you’re dining in, grabbing takeout, or ordering delivery, Pho Hoai is a place
Casual Vietnamese restaurant serving up bowlfuls of pho & other traditional dishes.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1906 Avenue U, Brooklyn, NY 11229
Phone: (718) 616-1233
Website: https://phohoai96.com/?utm_source=google
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
Phở Hoài 牛肉河粉 – Authentic Vietnamese Beef Pho in Brooklyn
Discover Phở Hoài 牛肉河粉 at 1906 Avenue U, Brooklyn, NY. Savor rich, aromatic pho and classic Vietnamese dishes with friendly service and a neighborhood …
Best Vietnamese food in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, NY | Pho Hoai …
Pho Hoai: the best Vietnamese food in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, NY. Order directly online today for takeout or delivery.
Pho Hoai Delivery Menu | Order Online | 1906 Avenue U Brooklyn
Order delivery or pickup from Pho Hoai in Brooklyn! View Pho Hoai’s February 2026 deals and menus. Support your local restaurants with Grubhub!
Reviews
Artography
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 unobtrusive, and the atmosphere remains relaxed and unpretentious—ideal for a casual weekday meal or an easy neighborhood dinner.
Phở Hoài isn’t interested in reinvention. Instead, on Avenue U, it distinguishes itself by honoring Vietnamese classics with consistency and care. A dependable destination where beef phở, grilled pork, and pork chops all earn equal footing—and where satisfaction comes from getting the fundamentals exactly right
… moreStar 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 unobtrusive, and the atmosphere remains relaxed and unpretentious—ideal for a casual weekday meal or an easy neighborhood dinner.
Phở Hoài isn’t interested in reinvention. Instead, on Avenue U, it distinguishes itself by honoring Vietnamese classics with consistency and care. A dependable destination where beef phở, grilled pork, and pork chops all earn equal footing—and where satisfaction comes from getting the fundamentals exactly right
Andy Wong
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.
… morePhong Ho
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.
… moreRayTac23
Nice cozy & nostalgic lil spot in Homecrest (South Brooklyn) for a warm bowl of pho or just vietnamese cuisine! One bowl of pho is very filling and the broth is flavorful. Would certainly recommend asking for hot tea or their condensed coffee as they provide extra hot water for brewing. This place is conveniently located near the Avenue U station along the Q train (Brighton Line) or the B3 bus, and I would definitely recommend this as a chill spot for friends, family, or a date!
… moreJesboo
I’m going to be very honest with my review. I give this place a low rating because yes the food is good. I’ve lived in the area for years. But they have a C health department rating time and time around. Being in the food industry myself, the health department allows you the opportunity to correct your violations so you can get a better letter grade. Despite this, I decided to come back here and give it a try since I was really craving Vietnamese food…. I’m eating in my low lit home only to discover a large piece of tape in my salad. Very disappointing. Probably won’t be coming back because there is no attention to detail clearly when preparing and packing food orders. I understand staff get busy and tape is clear so it’s hard to see. But the restaurant was mildly busy. I actually happened to bite into this. Imagine it was a metal staple or something that I bit into without noticing?
… moreKen C
Pho Hoai on Avenue U in Brooklyn is an absolute standout and a true neighborhood favorite. The food is consistently delicious, comforting, and full of authentic flavor—especially the pho, which is rich, aromatic, and perfectly prepared every time. You can really taste the care and tradition in each bowl.
The staff are friendly, attentive, and welcoming, creating a relaxed and enjoyable dining experience whether you’re eating in or ordering to go. Pho Hoai is the kind of place you can rely on for quality, warmth, and great value. If you’re in the Avenue U area and craving amazing Vietnamese food, this spot is a must-visit. Highly recommended.
… moreThe staff are friendly, attentive, and welcoming, creating a relaxed and enjoyable dining experience whether you’re eating in or ordering to go. Pho Hoai is the kind of place you can rely on for quality, warmth, and great value. If you’re in the Avenue U area and craving amazing Vietnamese food, this spot is a must-visit. Highly recommended.
kirmille primus
They gave me free tea and water and my pho was delicious! Great service. Solo date friendly
… moreАльмира Чуланова
My husband and I often go to this place. The food is delicious, especially if you like Vietnamese cuisine. Today, unfortunately, my order was brought when my husband had almost finished his dish, even though there was no full fit at the restaurant.
But more often than not, the speed of service here is good, I guess today is just the day.
Prices are reasonable, not high.
… moreBut more often than not, the speed of service here is good, I guess today is just the day.
Prices are reasonable, not high.
—
The 5 star review is not for the best Vietnamese food but that this restaurant has tried their best to maintain the quality and quantity of food over the years. My family and I have been patronizing this restaurant since it was built over 25 years ago. Of course the portions were much larger and prices were much cheaper back then. However, this is our favorite neighborhood restaurant, also sadly bc there are very slim pickings on Avenue U. We recommend the #1, spring rolls, banh mi, pork vermicelli, red snapper, spicy sour veg soup, and though I don’t eat that, many non Asians love their fried rice. Yes portions have shrunk, prices have risen, but the waiters (most of them) have been there off and on for the last 5-20 years except for a couple young men. Service is brisk, friendly, the food has mostly remained the same taste-wise, and they don’t charge you an extra arm and leg for more sauce, or lettuce for your spring rolls or bean sprouts for your #1. Also I do not like the way they give you the receipt. It’s in shorthand, with no itemized prices except for the total. You have to do your due diligence to write down the prices to make sure you’re not overcharged.
… moreAmanda Wang
Good tasty soup but such funky service blunt nd straight to the point. We were heading out after our meal and no one said anything to us, so I casually said “thank you bye”, and the front desk lady responded“youre welcome” immediately. I was so weak and amused >.<
nice two bathrooms
interior decor is zesty.
Rice paper spring rolls
no avocado shake and No omasum tripe 🙁
Love jalapeños
Summer rolls is amazee ingg.
Their hours need to be updated i think they close at 9:30PM now.
… morenice two bathrooms
interior decor is zesty.
Rice paper spring rolls
no avocado shake and No omasum tripe 🙁
Love jalapeños
Summer rolls is amazee ingg.
Their hours need to be updated i think they close at 9:30PM now.