Pho Hanoi

Pho Hanoi is a Vietnamese restaurant quite centrally located in Copenhagen, and to be honest, it’s quite good. We came here without a table reservation, and I have to say the staff was a bit unfriendly. That said, regardless of that, the food was really, really good. I started with the Vietnamese rolls, the rice paper rolls, and they were really nice. Big rolls, good filling, and the dipping sauce was great. After that, I had a pho with meatballs and beef. The broth was really nice and meaty, very flavorful, and just overall really tasty. The portion size was also super big. All in all, it was a really nice and pleasant meal. I definitely thought the food was delicious, and I would come back here again for sure. Especially considering how competitive Vietnamese food is in Copenhagen, this place holds up really well. Really decent prices too.

The starters were decent, the spring rolls were fresh and the fried spring rolls seemed homemade and very crispy. On the other hand the pho is really very disappointing first of all the broth is too dark and the taste of the beef is too strong which pollutes the taste of the broth which was correct despite the fact that I like clear and filtered broths. The price is really very high for a Vietnamese restaurant and if the meal was delicious it would be ok but that was far from being the case. Connoisseurs move on because we are very far from a Pho eaten in Hanoi...

Pho Hanoi is my absolute favourite place for Vietnamese food in Copenhagen. I’ve probably eaten here more than 50 times over the past decade. The restaurant is always busy, which makes sense because the food is consistently excellent. Everything on the menu is delicious, but the Pho is definitely the standout. If, like me, you struggle to pick just one dish, a great tip is to order the small Pho and pair it with a starter like the crispy or fresh spring rolls. It's a clever way to sample more dishes, and I've never seen this option elsewhere. The Bun dishes, with beef or pork, are also really tasty. But you could choose what ever you want from the menu and it would be great. They also serve great homemade lemonade and authentic Vietnamese iced coffee. Just remember to book a table ahead of time, because it's almost always packed—whether it's a Monday or a Saturday. Sometimes it's hard to get a table, which can be frustrating, but at the same time, it makes me happy to see them doing so well.

It’s a very popular place. Casual. VERY tasty Pho broth. Tried the pancake and it was really different from the ones I’ve had in Vietnam but it was delicious, loved the mushrooms and shrimps and the pile of greens 💚. The fried springrolls were crunchy and tasty!

Deluxe pho with chicken beef and meatballs is large in portion and delicious. The stir fry veggie w chicken served w rice is filling and yum too. Not overpriced. Sadly, the service was inadequate and poor during peak hours. It was chaotic to get the table. And the staff attitude was a bit impolite.

These are the most delicious soup I've ever had in my life. The atmosphere of this place is so wonderful that I want to come back again and again 🥰

We had one very rude and arrogant waitress. The other people were friendly but quite full of themselves, borderline arrogant. When mentioning that the food was good, I got hit with a: "we know". The food was good, I really liked the fried duck. The Pho on the other Hand is not recommended. The broth just tasted like cinnamon and was not very good otherwise. The Noodles/Broth Ratio did also not work. Everyone else on the table enjoyed their food. If you don't mind a place that doesn't care about you, as they don't seem to have an issue with not having enough customers, and treats you like you should be thankful for eating there, come here. My experience was soured because of that. Also, why is it not possible to sit with five people on a table for six (cramped up on two tables meant for four people) when available. But it is fine for three people to sit on a table for four. If I were alone, I would have left the place immediately because of the rude welcoming. But I did enjoy my dish.

A good Vietnamese restaurant… they have a selection of the most common dishes.. Got the beef pho.. it was good, but not the best I have ever had. Staff is nice and the place is always packed with happy people