Review Pho Hong Phat - Long Beach

We were looking for a good PHO restaurant so we decided to go to Pho Hong Phat today. It was cold and rainy and this place was exactly what the doctor had to order. Food was hot and delicious - fair pricing as well. We will be back to eat very soon.

I love this place. The broth hits different. Even though I live basically in Westminster in the heart of Asia, I will make the drive to LB for this. #8 with a side of bread is the usual. The only issue for me is I get lazy to drive at times andddd they close early. So if I'm craving it later in the day I just can't have it :( Anyone I haven't taken here does tell me it hits different. Fatty brisket is my jam. Also, carbs. I like to dip my carbs in my soup then follow it with more carbs/noooods.

Fast customer service and delicious!! They pride themselves on the authenticity of their cuisine and it is 100% worth it! Super busy on cloudy days but they'll get you in and out. So long as people don't take their sweet time.

Pho Hong Phat Vietnamese Restaurant...It's all about the flavorful broth, satay sauce and fresh garnishes. This Vietnamese pho restaurant has been a landmark of Long Beach, California since I can remember. I've been eating here before the new ownership, renovation and expansion. The new owners have done a great job with preserving the flavor of the broth and upgrading the restaurant inside and out. My quest for a quick meal brought me here to Pho Hong Phat. I ordered a large bowl of their original pho Vietnamese noodle soup. The bowl of pho came out steaming hot with a side dish of garnishes. I quickly tossed in some bean sprouts, basil, sliced jalapenos and a squeeze of lime into the soup. I added Hoison and Sriracha sauce along with their Satay sauce to bring out the flavor. The soup was good to the last drop. Pho Hong Phat Vietnamese Restaurant is located directly at the corner of Anaheim Street and Coronado Avenue in central Long Beach, California. It right across the street from McDonald's restaurant on Anaheim Street. Indoor dining is still restricted due to covid guidelines but they do have outdoor patio dining options in the back of the restaurant. The shop is open 6 days a week from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and closed on Wednesday. Stop by if you're craving for a bowl of delicious pho noodles.

Pho Hong Phat is a Long Beach Pho staple. Their menu is small and concise and everything they do is done very very well. Their service is fast and efficient and their staff is always focused and attentive.

Delicious pho but smaller serving sizes for the price compared to many other places!

So frickin excited that this place opened back up! Its been too long! Talk about a revamp! Its so cute and cozy , a lot roomier and now has central ac!! Kudos!!! Although I've moved almost 25 min. away, ill still be back as a regular on my off days. This place is hands down the best in town for pho. And now they have added a few extra sides to the menu and even accept cards and contact less payment as well, finally! Cant wait to fill up on some pho later this week again! Thanks so much for coming back I'm sure everyone has missed this Hidden gem ❤

PHO HONG PHAT IS OPEN AGAIN AND I COULD NOT BE HAPPIER. Ordered a large #1 with bread and it is the classic taste I have been missing during their remodel. They have very cute to go cups that I can’t wait to reuse!

Inconspicuously tucked away this place offer the traditional pho at a cheap price with large portions. The medium bowl is good for lunch portion. Large n extra large is available for the hungry ones. It's about $6.50 per bowl. Thai tea n the classic iced coffee with condensed milk sold at $2.50. They also have the traditional Vietnamese fried bread at $1.50 n they sold off fast. Mainly for the lunch crowd. Parking is anywhere on the roadside. <br/><br/>The cons is the meat portion is small. So I usually add a side of extra meat/shrimps to go with it<br/><br/>Average cost is $12 per person cash only.<br/><br/><br/>-----06 Jun, 2013-----<br/><br/>Simple traditional Vietnamese Pho. Good prices. But very little meat in their dishes. Only open til 5pm although its open on weekends. Their Asian doughnuts are great but sold out early!! <br/><br/>Only accepts cash!! Ambience is simple - not a place to bring your date to.

Broth too minty and too much cilantro taste for me. The well done flank had weird green tint to it. Stick to the rare steak.

Formerly Pho Hong Long until the moved to Little Saigon to be Pho Kimmy. However, the quality of Pho is still very high here at Hong Phat. I consider this the 2nd best place besides Pho Kimmy still. It has many loyal regulars so everyone knows each other.