Pho Hanoi

Food is very delicious and the Pho iv ever had:) everything thing on the menu is very tasty

My go to pho restaurant was closed for the holidays so I decided to try Pho Hanoi. Located at a very convenient spot, lots of parking. Option to dine in but I ordered the food to go. Conflicted with how I should review my experience... I ordered two dishes (#4 and #6), one for my partner and another for myself. Food was packed pretty carelessly inside. One rough turn and your broth will spill all over; luckily it's tied inside another bag. Other places that I've been to, if I ordered two pho meals, I would get them packed separately, which helps tremendously with securing the food.Got home... prepping to reheat the broth. Could tell it was super oily. Wish the container included jalapeños to help with the oil. Broth wasn't the best that I've had. I don't usually use any of the chili or hoisin sauce in my pho but I had to this time. Broth was just so oily and bland. Adding the sauce packs in my broth helped so much with the flavors. Not sure if the experience would've been better if I dined in instead.Price was more expensive than other Vietnamese restaurants close by but the meat, noodles, and beansprout seemed fresh. It is located at such a nice location (next to 168), would be perfect to go to after or before grocery shopping, but I would make the extra mile drive to my go to instead.

I got takeout from Pho Hanoi and I was a tad bit disappointed. The broth was extremely oily and coated my entire mouth so it didn't give this nice cozy feeling that I usually get when eating Pho. I thought it was just an old cable and if you're in a pinch go for it, but there are definitely some better places nearby.

Stopped by Pho Hanoi while shopping around in the area with some friends. The interior is functional with some seating, but nothing fancy. The service was great, with nice servers and the menu is mostly split between beef or pork pho. I ended up getting the house special and thought it was pretty good, but not as flavorful as some of the other pho in the area. All in all, I think Pho Hanoi is worth checking out if you're in the area.

Still my favorite place for Pho in Detroit area. Amazing kitch decor provides ambiance

First and foremost, they open at 9am!! All other Pho joints open at 10:30am, 11 or 11:30am and I liked how they opened early. Second, on the table, they have my favorite - pickled peppers/garlic. This goes so well with the pho!I got the fresh spring roll and #4 - Pho with sliced beef. As for the Pho itself, it was decent. I liked that the broth was not on the sweet side and it hit the spot early in the morning! I ate half normally, then for the rest, I added the samba sauce that was on the table to give it some spice. This brings the pho to new flavor level, definitely recommend it.The spring roll was good... I also add the siracha sauce to give it some kick. Then added some pickled peppers on top before eating it. If you like spicy food, give it a try. The service was good, food came out quick. Being in the morning, the place was empty, the half of the room looked like your regular Asian restaurant and the other half looked like a fine dining room setup.

Got #10, #8, #3. 3 dishes prepared in 10 minutes. I question the "freshness."Taste is not bad. Their chili sauce is quite spicy and flavorful. However, it is not worth the price. It was your average pho, but $15 -$18 price range. It does contain msg, and they said there's no way around that. Vietnamese owners. The chef was sitting there like a customer, lol. Was surprised when he went to the kitchen after we ordered. Barely any customers on q weekday 6pm. The Styrofoam cup for the soup broke, resulting in lots of hot spilled soup. Be aware of this if ordering take out.

Pho Hanoi sits in between Fuji Buffet and 168. Small restaurant but smells delicious as you walk in! They give you a sweet tea as you enter which is warm and comforting.We ordered spring rolls, bon bo hue, and bun cha ha noi. After taking a look at their menu, I do believe this food is a bit overpriced. The spring rolls were $7 and you get two very ordinary rolls. The reason for the 3 stars is I ordered bon bo hue, and when I received my noodles, I noticed that it wasn't as pictured on the menu. The dish is supposed to have blood sausage in it. After digging around i realized it wasnt in there. I felt pretty miffed and when I asked, they checked in the kitchen and confirmed even though the dish was supposed to have it, they ran out.Maybe it was a communication error, but at the time they ordered, they didn't tell me they didn't have the blood sausage. At the time they gave it to me, they didn't tell me either. I had to ask. It almost felt shady, like they were hoping I wouldn't notice that they didn't include their most expensive ingredient or wouldn't ask for it. And then at the end of the meal they charged us full price. What the heck?! I've been to restaurants where they actually pulled the whole dish from the menu because they didn't have blood sausage. I felt as If they could have just communicated with me in the beginning and it would literally be no issue. Or communicated it at the time they delivered the food. It just felt underhanded and that they were hoping I wouldn't notice. At $15 a bowl I would expect all ingredients to be in there, especially the most expensive and important one.

We loved the Pho here! I got my favorite Pho Tai and was delighted to see that there were 2 different chili sauces that we could use to enhance the flavors. We were served water by the cutest little robot and everything was hot and fresh. The food came out promptly and the server (Human) was attentive. It is a casual Pho spot so we felt right at home in our winter sweats and we will definitely be back.

Our usual go to for Vietnamese is Little Saigon, but we decided to give Pho Hanoi a try tonight. I'll start with the ambiance. When you walk in, you'll see a random table of hand sanitizers, masks, gloves, etc.. super random to be selling at a restaurant, in my opinion. You'll also see that half of the restaurant is randomly covered with banquet chairs and linen tablecloth. There is only about 11 items on the menu and you are given water in a paper cup with no refill. The food came out quickly. I ordered the pho house special. The soup was very very bland, even after adding a ton of hot sauce, lime, and basil. The portions here are bigger but also more expensive. My husband ordered #8 noodle dish and the noodles were all very mushy.. he didn't really care for it. Overall, the food was ok, but personally, I think there are better Vietnamese restaurants in the area.