Pho Hong Phat - Vietnamese restaurant in Long Beach - 3243 E Anaheim St, USA

As a Long Beach resident, I’ve been coming here for years. I definitely think it’s one of the most authentic tasting Pho In town. Only open till 5 PM and all they serve is Pho and don’t forget the nice crunchy bread which compliments the pho very well. Prices have definitely gone up, but you still have the option of small, medium or large unlike most places which charge a flat rate of 15+ for a bowl. Service has always been great here no issues so far. Parking can be a bit scarce I usually park at Walgreen. The ambience is pretty simple and mildly loud, depending on the size of your party. You might have to wait for a table or just take whatever’s available. Overall the food and service are worth it while being affordable.

The broth is clean, with light beefy flavor, and the spices are not overpowering. Its fragrance comes from the fresh green onions and cilantro. The meat and noodles ration is perfect. The herbs condiments are generous amounts and really fresh. The Chinese donuts come hot and fresh. I like to dip mine in the hot broth. Pro tip: Go for the XL bowl if you are hungry! Service is warm, food comes fast. They have good, multiple dining areas. The inside dining and restrooms are clean. I live that they open early at 0800, since I always crave pho for breakfast. Street parking only.

Pho Hong Phat is always one of the cheapest options for pho in Los Angeles, even after inflation. They also have a range of sizes from S to XL. Their mains menu is very standard: pho with different meat toppings and a few other noodle dishes. They also have a big drink menu with uncommon options like soda with raw egg yolk. I ordered that alongside a small bowl and a Chinese donut. Here, the service is really fast. Once you’re seated, they’re ready to take your order and once you get up to pay, they’re ready to prep for the next party. I think it’s pho shop basics to have speedy food prep, and they have that down pat, bringing our orders very quickly. The pho tastes very good and the broth is present. There is a good amount of meat. Small size seems good for a kid. Medium will be a normal meal while large and extra large are fit for hungry people. The soda with raw egg yolk was so good. It’s creamy, maybe like eggnog, but light and refreshing from the soda.

Best pho I have ever eaten make sure to put some of the magic sauce (sits on the table just ask) inside for extra flavor, the spring rolls are so fresh and yummy... also they make what's called a fried bun (not on the menu) amazing a must must try for sure.

This is my favorite Pho anywhere. There is a lot of good pho out there but for some reason, this just hits right. Weird hours so it's a treat when I can work it into my schedule. Always worth it.

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.

The Phỏ is Bolsa quality. The cà phê sữa đá is exactly how I like it (strong, not too sweet). We knew it was authentic when they brought us a small pair of scissors to cut the meat and noodles for my young daughter. My Viet peoples know what I'm talking about.

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.