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Quick Pho Vietnamese Cuisine Quick Pho, Full Flavor! Quick Pho is your go-to spot for fresh, flavorful Vietnamese cuisine in the heart of NYC! Located just steps from Times Square, we serve up steaming bowls of authentic pho, crispy spring rolls, and delicious royal fried rice—all made with quality ingredients and bold flavors. Whether you’re craving quick-cooked or raw beef pho, shredded chicken, or a strong Vietnamese coffee, we’ve got you covered. Fast, fresh, and packed with taste—come slurp up some goodness at Quick Pho!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 148 W 49th St Mezzanine Floor, New York, NY 10019
Phone: (646) 484-5353
Website: https://www.quickphonyc.com/
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Reviews
AL PACHECO
Hidden Gem upstairs. Pleasantly surprised after reading some previous reviews. All 3 dishes we had had amazing flavors. Pork fried dumplings, beef spring rolls, and the combination beef pho. I would suggest to give option to add greens even for an extra charge. Overall great place and would go back.
… moreThanh Ly
Not authentic, but that’s ok. By definition (traditional) pho is a very slow cooked dish. So by its “quick” name, one probably shouldn’t set high expectations. You get a reasonable sized dish for what you pay. Pho broth tasted good enough to finish the entire bowl.
… moreEva Marie Power
A hidden gem off Times Square. We loved it so much we came back a second time and we are only here for 8 days. It’s upstairs but sign posted well. Lovely atmosphere with really attentive and friendly staff. The food was delicious with the best pho. Service is fast and efficient. Very reasonably priced for NYC.
… moreReedH
Hit this place up for a midweek dinner because I was craving a warm bowl of pho as the temperatures start to cool down. Unfortunately, the best part of this spot ended up being the reasonable prices, which are surprisingly low given how close it is to Broadway. Maybe there’s a reason for that though. As pho goes, theirs was pretty lackluster. Extremely simple—just beef, broth, noodles, and a few scallions. The beef wasn’t great, the broth was average, and crucially, they didn’t offer the usual plate of fresh herbs, bean sprouts, chiles, and lime that you get at most Vietnamese places. Those extras really help build flavor and texture, and without them the bowl just fell flat. Overall, a miss for me.
… moreAnu Choijilsuren
I love the food here! Absolute favorite spot for pho in NYC! The portions are huge, the meat is absolutely amazing with the most flavorful yet humble soup! Besides the pho, the appetizers are pretty decent. Spring rolls 8/10, Thai tea 8.5/10. I will be back
My personal fav is the house special pho! Make sure to try her at least once
… moreMy personal fav is the house special pho! Make sure to try her at least once
Victorandmanuela
This is the correct place.
I ordered the signature Pho. I have to admit I didn’t really enjoy it, although my friends did. I was still hungry afterward — a pho is mostly broth — and I personally didn’t love the combination of egg, beef, and meatball. It felt a bit too much for me.
The music wasn’t very traditional either, more on the electronic/commercial side.
That said, the prices were very reasonable, so I would still recommend the place, especially in this neighborhood.
… moreI ordered the signature Pho. I have to admit I didn’t really enjoy it, although my friends did. I was still hungry afterward — a pho is mostly broth — and I personally didn’t love the combination of egg, beef, and meatball. It felt a bit too much for me.
The music wasn’t very traditional either, more on the electronic/commercial side.
That said, the prices were very reasonable, so I would still recommend the place, especially in this neighborhood.
Ursula Lopez
Late Sunday night dinner we chose this spot at random and let me tell you I’m super happy we did. It was delicious and perfect for the 50degree weather. We had the House Signature Pho $15 and Crab Spring Rolls for the appetizer $7. We were NOT disappointed!! The server was super nice as well!
… moreO V H
The food is not great here. It is just like the name of the restaurant says. This is the McDonald’s of pho. The fried dumplings are already fried and ready to be served. So is the bowls of . The quality of the food is not great. But for the cheap $ what do you want.
… moreStephen Hwang
Quick. A little too quick… Despite being too quick, the hard-boiled egg (weird inclusion…) was overcooked and green. The noodle were both overcooked and undercooked, being very clumpy and hard, but also way too soft and breaking apart. The soup looked unappetizing and it was not flavorful at all be it spices or beef flavors. There was very little in the way to redeem this place and unless you have no idea what pho tastes like and you want your second pho experience to be amazing, I would avoid this place like the plague.
… moreTricia Mercado
This hits the spot well after walking in a grey wet day in NYC. Not a hole in the wall but more so a hole in the mezzanine. Lightly staffed but we were served well. Good basic comfort pho.
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