Phở Thìn

Best Pho that I’ve tasted in Hanoi! It wasn’t on my list, but my friend took me to this place, and I wish that I knew about this place earlier. The broth was extremely flavorful. Along with the lime and chili paste, it became even better. Perfectly cooked noodles along with fresh veggies made the experience even better. They also had good amount of meat in it, so in total a great meal. It might take some time to get a seat as the place is always busy, but trust me - its worth the wait. Would rate very high because of the quality.

A quite renowned place to try pho at the old square. We ordered a special bowl of beef-related pho with a relatively acceptable price, about vnd 75k and we felt full the whole day. But the taste is not really special. The sweet in a bowl is not from MSG but from sugar.

The beef pho and the spring rolls are very tasty. And remember to order the half boiled egg (separate dish), it goes so well with the soup. Price is very reasonable and there are variety of beef pho and other dishes to choose from . The beef pho also come with You Tiao (oil stick) which you can dip it into the soup. Probably one of the best pho I tasted in Hanoi.

This is supposedly the original spot for Pho Thin that has several branches across Vietnam. I like their pho in general and tried at several locations over the last few years. I don’t think it tastes much better at this original location, but you can certainly appreciate more and it’s still a great bowl of pho.

You known its gona hit when the place only has 1 item on the menu and the inside is packed to the brim. Food arives in less than 2 minutes and was the most flavourful pho I've had here in Hanoi in a week's stay. Highly reccomend.

Best Vietnamese I ate in Hanoi. Very small place with very limited dishes but everything is delicious. Prices are very reasonable. Since we were the last customers, it was interesting to see how they wash and organize everything before they close. Even they put the motorcycle in I loved it

Tasty, hearty and generous northern style pho with slightly smoky beef. There's only one item on the menu - pay with cash before entering and get served within seconds (no queue when I went at 2.00pm on a Saturday). Fried breadsticks an added option, but they were a little stale having been out in the open for some time. Wouldn't exactly rate it the 'mecca of pho' in Hanoi as some have put, but certainly worth a visit if you're looking for a quick and satisfying fix. Add a small dash of (very very spicy!) home-made chilli sauce for a kick midway through the bowl for a change in taste if you like.

The broths is hearthy and has deep flavor. It’s best to eat if you have cold. Portion is huge with lots of meat. The fried sticks dough was light, crispy, warm, so delicious! Overall good but a bit overrated ✌🏻