Liana Borishkevich

"Pho Quynh: this is one of the best pho that we have ever had. It's always busy but definitely worth the wait."

Hanny Kusumawati

"We warmed ourselves up with a bowl of Pho and some Vietnamese coffee in the Pho Quyhn, a small yellow restaurant at the corner of Phạm Ngũ Lão and Cong Quynh. "This is the most delicious Pho in the whole world" is what we said afterwards."

Dave McClane

"There is a reason it is so busy, it has some of the best Pho you will find around Pham Ngu Lao. So good, in fact, that I ate here every morning during my stay in Ho Chi Minh City."

Cookly

"Try this flavored Pho at Pho Quynh, a little street restaurant where even locals go to enjoy a good noodle soup bowl."

Penny Wong

"Pho Quynh is a fuss-free dining venue that’s heavily frequented by the local population thanks to its quick service and generous portions. Although it’s pricier than other local venues, you get a substantial amount of beef slices, meatballs, brisket, and fresh greens."

Billy Law

"The beef slices are tender on each bite and the soft gelatinous tendons simply melt in the mouth."

12Go Asia

"Try Pho Quynh, which serves the obvious (pho), and surprisingly sees a large local crowd among the endless stream of backpacking passerbys. This restaurant is open 24 hours a day, which makes it an excellent late night stop after a few drinks out."

Megan Backheuser

"The best pho in all of Ho Chi Minh is Pho Quynh."

Qantas Travel Insider

"It’s time for breakfast so to Pho Quynh, where you can eat like the locals, slurping on beef pho. Make sure to load up the bowl – Saigon style – with herbs, greens, soy and chilli sauce."

Anna Wall

"You can’t visit Ho Chi Minh and not try a bowl of the national dish. For those looking for something a bit more daring, your street food experience options are endless, but we suggest giving Pho Quynh a try. We suggest the ‘supreme’ option which includes beef brisket and delightful garlicky beef balls."