Welcome to Ha Noi Vietnamese Kitchen
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448 9th St Brooklyn, NY 11215 Hotline: (718) 788-7755
Love this place! Great spring rolls & pho, bubble tea. Food comes out pretty quickly.
SOOOOO Good! No-- Gr8!!!!! Totally fresh veggies in every dish. Never, ever over-cooked-- always crisp and full of flavor. And really good seasoning and sauces. Never greasy. Always tasty-- some full of flavor and life, others subtle and light, letting the meat and vegetables speak for themselves. And the service is wonderful. Super-fast (much faster than fast food restaurants like MickeyDees and BK). And something unique to neighborhood restaurants-- they really make you feel like they're glad you came-- all smiles from the start, and then-- this is a signature thing-- they call to you and waive as you leave! Stuff to try-- 1) The Chicken Curry Pho is a silky, sweet and savory comfort food that's perfect for a wintery day (and pretty darned good when it's hot out too); 2) A bunch of their appetizers, including the zesty refreshing Cold Tofu with Sesame Sauce; 3) Their shrimp shumai is the perfect bite-size gourmet junk food to start things off; 4) If you're looking for something greasy try the big-portion Fried Calamari or Fried Frog Leg Appetizers! Healthiest main course you'll ever find-- their Sea Food Soup, a big portion of shrimp, squid, fish balls and tons of fresh veggies so crispy it's like they were cooked for a perfect 10 seconds in their perfect clear broth. And their buns (rice vermicelli dishes)! Your protein (I say try the chicken or the pork, but that's just me, over flresh, leafy lettuce, julienned carrots marinated in sweet rice vinegar, sliced crispy chunks of cucumber topped off with crunched peanuts an a small side bowled for pouring or dipping, depending on your mood. OK. I'll stop. It's a really big menu. Probably my favorite restaurant anywhere ever.
Great outdoor spot in Brooklyn highly recommend this spot for anyone in the area light curry and very delicious came out boiling hot and enjoy every bit of it! Will certainly have again
My second time at the restaurant, and I ordered the beef noodle soup. The soup was creamy like almost like a thick tomato soup with thick cube cut of beef. A good comfort food for the winter day and a good substitute for the original pho soup
I stumbled into this hidden gem in the search for food near Methodist Hospital. I found out the hard way that they're closed on Monday's, they really need to update their site. The food is constantly good, from the Pho, grilled pork chops to Lemongrass shrimp all very tasty, along with the yummy fried rice. You also get a great deal with the lunch specials. The service leaves a lot to be desired. Although the staff is pleasant, it sucks when our food is delivered at separate times. I waited 20 minutes for a side order of grilled pork chops, that was ordered with everything else. I'm also highly disappointed appointhat I paid $10 for one tiny piece. Other than that I love this place, and will be back whenever I'm in the mood.
This is my go to local Vietnamese place. Great lunch specials. They deliver a local distance if you call. I highly recommend you get the spring rolls! It's the whole reason I come here! There aren't many Vietnamese restaurants in Brooklyn that make the crispy spring rolls. They are absolutely crispy and delicious. The price is a bit high for 8 spring rolls, but it's worth it. The pho is good; however, the portion is small for the price. In Philadelphia the portion is double the size and less money. The pork chop vermicelli is delicious. It is fresh and the fish sauce that comes with it is light. Definitely recommended stopping in here if you are are having a craving for Vietnamese.
Came for dinner on Saturday and didn't need a reservations. Huge menu of apps, pho, sandwiches and rice. We shared the calamari and spring rolls for apps and the fish ball pho and classic banh mi for dinner. We couldn't finish everything but it was all very delicious.
Okay, Vietnamese guy here. I think some of these reviews need to take into note that - and I am only assuming - that this place cooks pho like they do in Hanoi. Which is completely different from South Vietnamese pho. So depending on what you are use to, you might not find it as "full" or as "flavorful ". If I could give them a 3.5, I would. I think their pho is fine. Not the best. Not the worst. I lean in the 3.5 because i just wish I got more out of the portion. Especially if I'm gonna pay $14 for a bowl of pho. Service was fine. Nothing crazy amazing, but staff was fine.
