



Pho Thin Hanoi Vietnamese Restaurant
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Pho Thin Hanoi Vietnamese Restaurant is listed on FindALoco in San Leandro, CA with address, phone, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Vietnamese Restaurant.
Pho Thin Hanoi Vietnamese Restaurant is a Vietnamese restaurant at 14660 Washington Ave in San Leandro, California, serving Vietnamese noodle soups and rice dishes in the 94578 area. Its listed 4.1 rating from 100 reviews gives local diners helpful context when comparing Vietnamese restaurants in San Leandro, CA. Customer feedback points to a menu with pho, Bun Bo Hue, Vietnamese rice dishes, and several less-common choices. The Washington Avenue location makes it a specific option for nearby residents and visitors looking for a sit-down Vietnamese meal.
Pho is central to the restaurant's customer-described experience. One regular calls it a go-to place for Hanoi-style pho and specifically mentions No. 17, pho tai with fresh wide noodles. That same review notes the option to request clear broth for a less-oily bowl and mentions cooked bean sprouts as an accompaniment. Another guest finds the broth different from many other pho restaurants and associates its character with garlic. These review-based details help diners identify what may suit their taste, rather than assuming every bowl will be the same.
Beyond pho, reviews name Bun Bo Hue and Vietnamese rice dishes among favorites for repeat customers. A review of the fried steak & garlic pho describes it as having a unique broth flavor, while another says the egg rolls were full and not oily. These comments indicate choices for diners who want to explore beyond a standard pho order. Portions are described as large in more than one review, which may be useful for guests considering a filling meal. Individual preferences and experiences vary, so the descriptions are best read as guest perspectives.
The atmosphere is best understood from the available review snapshots rather than a fixed promise. One dinner guest reported that the restaurant was not busy and that seating was available right away. Service in another review was described as not bad, though not presented as exceptional. For diners who prioritize a straightforward meal and food-focused visit, these accounts offer practical context. One reviewer also noted that prices can feel high, while describing the food as good and the pho bowl as very big.
Pho Thin Hanoi Vietnamese Restaurant is open from 10:00 to 22:00 on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and is closed Tuesday. Those hours cover both lunch and dinner for people seeking a Vietnamese restaurant in San Leandro, California. At 14660 Washington Ave, San Leandro, CA 94578, it is worth considering for pho regulars, diners curious about Hanoi-style bowls, and guests interested in Bun Bo Hue, rice dishes, or egg rolls. Checking current hours before a visit is always sensible.
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Sign in to reviewMy husband and I have been going here almost weekly since their soft opening 3 years ago. We are regular customers. We eat out a lot and like to try restaurants all over. This is one of my favorite places to go to for Bun Bo Hue, Vietnamese Rice Dish, and Pho. We occasionally cook pho and bun Bo hue at home, but it’s very time consuming. So we like to go here when we are tired to cook and craving their dishes. Would definitely recommend this restaurant!
This is my to go place for pho Hanoi. I have tried pretty much everything on the menu. Today, I had #17, pho tai with fresh wide noodles. Make sure to order clear broth if you do not want too much oil. I always have the cooked bean sprouts too. I usually order 17, my go to order. The broth is very tasty and generally do not need to add hoisin sauce. Just a fresh squeezed lemon. This place is not that busy on the weekdays. Last week I had bun bo hue, spicy noodles soup with a large beef rib. This place bun bo hue is ok only. However, their northern dish of bun cha Hanoi is really good, must try.
The broth seems different from most pho places I have been to. I think the secret is more garlic. Prices can be a little high, but the food is good. I paid over $30 for a bowl of standard pho and an appetizer with no drink. The pho bowl was very big, though. Service wasn't bad, but it also wasn't great. Maybe they were a bit tired since it was close to 9 pm.
Dropped by for dinner. The place wasn't busy, so we were able to get a seat right away. …
Recently opened, the food was good, portions large. No condiments on the table. Some different items to choose from that had not been seen at other Pho places. I chose the fried steak & garlic Pho which offered a unique broth flavor. Eggs rolls were full & not oily in the least. I wondered if they were air fried. Many "broken rice " dishes, which I'd never heard of before, were on the menu. When we went, no one spoke more than a few words in English, so it was difficult to ask any questions about new to us menu choices. In general, I'm sad that none of the pho places I frequent, offer traditional, dripped in your glass, coffee anymore. It seems the to-go versions in a plastic cup, started during the pandemic, is now a regular thing. It's just not the same. They were very generous with the take away containers; they were help yourself & free! And we had lots of leftovers!
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