Pho 60

What an amazing, cozy with beautiful decor restaurant. The staff / owner ( chef ) were very friendly/welcoming. The owner a very beautiful lady personally cooked my Salty shrimp 🍤 in wok . Absolutely delicious, she went above and beyond. Great 👍 customer service. A must try if in the area. The best Vietnamese food in Staten Island 🏝️ ❤️🙏.Welcome to the neighborhood ❤️

This is currently the cheapest restaurant I can go to buy quality vegetable banh mi. I am someone who needs a lot of Hoisin sauce because pleasant rich flavors are my favorite! I love the bread for sure, but it is not the same without sauce... Anyway! I come back here from time to time, and I tell my friends about the awesome tastes of Vietnamese cuisine. I give 4 stars instead of 5 because it would be cool to have a designated seating area for customers who just want takeout.

I’ve lived around the area and never even noticed when this place came about. The decor is okay, slightly unctuous. But that’s not where they lost a star. It’s the spring roll. I’ve never had spring roll that has almost no, or very little pork, with taro (a type of potato yam). It just wasn’t good. I’m glad we only got the small portion and came with four rolls. The pho was good. The beef cube with rice was good. The calamari was also pretty good but the coating was slightly thick. One of the staffer was really short and snappy with customers. I mean, overall, the quality of food is alright and their to go and Delivery orders are constant. But that’s still no way to treat customers.

I’ve been going here for a few years now and felt the need to finally post a review. The food is delicious and so is the coffee and Thai iced tea! In this pic you have the grilled chicken over rice, beef cubes, and veggie spring rolls. The pho here is so yummy, especially the beef balls! I always leave stuffed and satisfied.

The food was so delicious, I had a really bad experience in a different pho restaurant but this place was soo good. The broth was really hearty and flavorful, it wasn’t oily or bland at all. The customer service was A+, our waitress was so polite and thoughtful, she always asked me and my friends if we were okay with the food and told us about the food. I loved my experience, everything was clean, the restaurant is cozy and super homey. The portion is really good and the price is average for a pho restaurant. I love this place, i’ll definitely come back often !

*update: For such a trying time for a food lover, like now, Pho 60 is a good choice. Andy has taken steps and time to make his restaurant a comfortable and safe place to eat. The tables are very comfortable distanced, they have plenty of ventilation, the location is quiet and not crowded, there's hand sanitizer aplenty, and the staff is fully masked. The above is very nice, especially at night, with strings of lights and music playing. The food was good before but now it has gotten even better. Good job Andy! I haven't had a chance to try the rest, and I can't say that I know what authentic vietnamese food is, but I can say that I've eaten a lot of New York Viet food, and the broth here definitely taste a lot cleaner. Based on the other reviews, I can't wait to go back for some dessert, pork chops and bo luc lac. Regarding, the 1 star review for a shake, I think that's a bit of a overreaction. She should go back and try the food before giving them only 1 star, c'mon! *edit: I forgot to comment on the atmosphere. The atmosphere here is a much needed change then the 8th avenue Chinatown. The restaurant is clean, decor is upscale, and I heard that the owner renovated himself to ensure it was done right. Update: i went back and tried the crab soup. Really good! And, they have a cotton candy machine for the kids.