Old Stone House of Brooklyn

"Welcome to our newest Pho Table located at 6821 Fort Hamilton Pkwy. Immerse yourself in the depth of flavors of Vietnam with our signature 23 hour beef bone pho, crispy Banh Mi, and a curated menu of traditional delights. At Pho Table, we blend tradition with innovation, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere for you to savor the essence of Vietnamese cuisine. Join us on a culinary journey where Brooklyn meets Vietnam – your table is set for an unforgettable dining experience!"

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