Pho Inn

Very close to King’s Cross, food was very authentic and staff were very friendly. Food very affordable.

The owner is very genuine and kind, the portion is great, price is normal in London, would recommend

i came here recently again as it was even better second time around! the first time i got the normal beef pho which was good but the second time i got the beef stew pho which was phenomenal! don’t think you can go wrong with anything here to be honest. it’s a classic for a reason.

No frills kinda place that offers authentic, really tasty Vietnamese food and very fair prices!We had a few starters and they were all excellent - especially the mango salad which was really refreshing, and the salt and pepper tofu. My friends enjoyed the pho and I really enjoyed the stir fried noodles which came in a huge portion (it was really tasty though so I managed to wipe it out). Would recommend for those who aren’t too picky about service and the ambience but would like a quiet enough place for good vietnamese food.

The food is delicious and cheap, the owner is very enthusiastic

Very good pho and vietnamese standards in a modest hole-in-the wall restaurant. Pho was excellent. Service quick, businesslike. Toilets a bit scarey.

Amazing bowl of pho! Only thing is there is no service in the restaurant, but the food is worth it!

True authentic Vietnamese pho broth, light, fresh and flavourful. We didn’t get an itemised receipt but 1 pho special and 1 chicken pho with 2 corona beers under 31 all up at dinner. Probably not the place for a romantic date but for a no frill experience with good natured food, I’d come back.I was born in Hanoi so that’s the flavour profile I’m accustomed to, it might be different if you’re used to the Southern style of Western countries like I’ve had in the US and Australia then it might be a bit different to the norm so beware of that aspect. But for me, I’d come back again for sure, as you can see we cleaned the bowls!