Kung Fu Pho

Decent viet food with chinese vibes. Slightly expensive but the portions make up for it. Get the Banh Cuon, Chicken curry and vietnamese coffee. Service was very friendly and kind. Will return to try the pho and rice w. pork chop.

One of the best tasting pho in the NYC metro area. Flavorful, not overly salty, hearty broth. Beef was tender and thinly sliced. Very easy to chew and eat.

Omg this literally the best pho ever. I had a LARGE beef brisket pho. The broth is to die for. That is a good thing after a hangover. The shrimp spring rolls are a good appetizer. The chicken and shrimp fried rice was amazing. The chicken noodle soup was the best ever. He had grilled chicken. My boyfriend needed this to revived himself. Chicken soup is good for the soul. The kind that says you matter and makes you feel you're blessed. As soon as we got in they greet us with smiles and good tea. That's why we needed after a good night. Real soup is to the body what peace is to the soul. Soup is a symphony of flavors dancing on your tongue. Thank you for having us and serving us with warmth greeting.

If you would like to get an excellent Pho soup this is the place for you. It has great selection of the items. The food is flavorful, portions are large and the service is very efficient. The prices are also very competitive. The atmosphere is calm with enough space for larger groups. I’d recommend this place without hesitation.

There are days when the world feels like it’s pressing its knee into your chest. When emails pile up, the news cycle is a slow motion car crash, and the cold Jersey wind cuts through whatever optimism you had left. And then thank god there’s soup. Kung Fu Pho isn’t trying to reinvent anything. It’s not chasing clout or TikTok virality. It’s just doing what a good pho joint should do: feeding people. Nourishing them. Reminding them that life can still be simple and good. The portions here? Absurd. Generous. Borderline heroic. A bowl the size of a mid-sized planet arrives, steaming like a baptism. Thin slices of beef drifting in a broth so clear you can almost see your reflection in it tired eyes, sure, but suddenly hopeful. Green onion confetti, noodles with that perfectly uneven chew, a