Hanco’s

I just love this place and have been coming here for years. It's one of those "how in the world have I not already reviewed this??" places. For me it's either the veggie chicken or tofu banh mi and a seltzer. No butter or mayo. If I'm feeling extra industrious, I'll take the sandwich home and add my own vegan mayo and butter, but I honestly don't ever miss it. Very solid vibes, cheap, and always consistent food. Love it!

I wanted to stop by a Vietnamese Restaurant in the area for some high quality Vietnamese Iced Coffee. I found Hanco's in Park Slope. I got the Vietnamese Iced Coffee which was $6.26. It took a long time to make (around 5 minutes). Ultimately, it was pretty good. It definitely helped me get my coffee fix in, however, it is also definitely not the strongest Viet Iced Coffee I've had. I would suggest going to a more authentic Viet restaurant for their iced coffee for next time. But still solid for what I got, although a bit expensive.The ambiance is really nice and casual though!

Took a sandwich and mango boba to-go from here to eat in Prospect Park on a warm summer day and it was PERFECT! Everything was delicious, sandwich is loaded with meat and toppings and is extremely filling, and the mango boba was extremely refreshing. I also want to note that for a park blanket sandwich it works quite well as it was remarkably well put together and easy to eat without making a mess.Service was also extremely fast considering how busy they were when I went, and it has a nice ambiance but beware peak meal times because it will get quite crowded inside and might make sitting in the restaurant a bit overstimulating.

The new location is definitely cleaner and the bathroom clean. But the staff is still a bit "hard of hearing at times" and a bit cheap with condiments. The sandwiches are all right and their boba tea drinks aren't like astonishingly amazing!

Really great spot for fast-casual Vietnamese. We shared a couple of banh mis (grilled pork & chicken), a grilled chicken vermicelli (bun), and the beef pho - all hit the spot if you're in the area and craving this particular cuisine. Noodles were a bit stuck together but all in all still good. Big fan of the fresh banh mi bread. Watermelon slushie (summer special?) was refreshing on a v hot day.Unfortunately they were hit by the sriracha shortage and don't offer any knock off substitutes. Gotta respect their loyalty.

Neighborhood spot, cute little cafe with pretty solid banh mi sandwiches and wide variety of drinks to match. Everyone seems to love to bubble tea but I opted for the Vietnamese coffee and it did not disappoint.Went with the grilled pork sandwich, the meat was cooked expertly and combined well with the cucumbers and carrots. Bread was decently crispy although the overall sandwich was on the smaller side. At $11 a sandwich, price performance is solid for Park Slope standards.

The sandwich was not good and my kale juice was not fresh... I used to buy food here all the time and it was delicious... I will not be coming backThis place really fell off..

Hanco's Bubble Tea & Vietnamese - I broke up with Hanco last year because they ran out of Tapioca (Boba). I couldn't believe it, how could a bubble tea store run out of bubbles?? But it wasn't their fault. There was a pandemic shortage - a crisis so bad it had a name-- "BOBAGEDDON" ! Supply chain issues suddenly became real. Disappointed, I bought my own tapioca pearls - and to make a long story short - I tried to DIY bubble tea at home... and what a disaster ! There are some things you should just leave to the professionals...Why I love Hanco's ?1) Milk can be customized- whole, skim, oat, almond, soy or (if you can afford the calories) half and half. I love that you can choose the low fat milk - but they don't allow you to adjust the sugar level (at least not online/delivery). Wish they had the option to adjust both the milk and sugar levels.2) Bubble Tea - mine was perfect tonight. Not too sweet, actually could have been sweeter. The boba - generous amount & great texture! 3) Menu options - Nice selection, consistently delicious/ good quality. Nicely packed, delivery was quick. Overall, excellent customer experience. Please add a "sugar free" option for the online menu options

Ordered Pho from here through DoorDash so my review is based on the food alone. For context, there was a period in time where I was eating pho 1-2x per week, so I'd like to believe I know a thing or two about quality Pho as a consumer.That being said, I definitely would not recommend this place. 1. the portion size was way smaller than expected, but I suppose that can be attributed to NY. 2. everything came packaged together (I.e the meats, onions, bean spouts, lime, etc). The only things separated were the jalapeños and broth. As someone who typically doesn't eat the bean sprouts, it was a bit frustrating to have to pick through the pile to avoid it. Additionally, since the rare beef wasn't packaged separately, it arrived already cooked by the heat of the other items and ended up being over cooked when I prepared to eat it.3. The food was just not quality. There was barely any meats and the little that were there seemed like the reject pieces of someone else's meal.4. Very minor details, but they didn't include chopsticks and even though I asked for extra jalapeños, I received even less than what I thought would normally be included. I ended up having to add my own peppers.5. I also ordered their Thai Milk tea and it definitely did not taste like Thai milk tea.Overall, if you love Pho, this wouldn't cut it. Given that I ordered through DoorDash, not sure if the food might be different if I dined in the restaurant

Food: so delicious:) i got the chicken banh mi. bread was toasted so well. chicken was tender and juicy and fresh. when i finished it i wanted another lolService. very friendly staff. pretty much got the food fairly quickly. Ambience. nice plants. nice light music. like a coffee shop atmosphere