Food is always solid. I definitely dont go here for stellar service or ambiance but the food has never let me down. I love their grilled chicken!

This unrefined yet dependable Vietnamese restaurant may not have the polish of more upscale spots, but it more than makes up for it with consistently delicious, hearty dishes. I ordered the sushi bento box and papaya salad to-go and damn! It came with a lot of food... The flavors are bold and authentic, with a focus on comfort food that hits the spot every time. Whether it's their fragrant pho, perfectly grilled banh mi, or satisfying rice dishes, each meal feels like a warm, homemade experience. The meals seem to be often simple, satisfying, and always reliable. For anyone craving a genuine taste of Vietnam without the fuss, this place is a decent go-to.

I love Pho Grand. I go here at least twice a month with friends because it is very consistent. We love the spring rolls, summer rolls, all of the pho, and vermicelli! This is our go to spot because we never have to wait to get seated, service is quicker, delicious food and very affordable.

I did it expect much, but wow was i happy to come here, super tasty and it was so quick to come, I usually don't order Pho, but they are known for it so I went all in and have Zero regrets! Staff was quick, straight forward and knowledgeable worth every cent!! The space was nice and comfortable

This place has incredible service and they are very quick to take your order and give you your drinks, food, and the check. Haha! The shrimp rolls and the sauce was delicious and crunchy. The shrimp and mixed vegetables were yummy. It was a lot of food for me, so if you have a small stomach, you may want to share. The decor and lighting is pleasant as well. The bathrooms are a work of art. I would come back here again if I were in the area.

I think this is the best pho in the area. For the big bowl of pho #1 they give quite a generous amount of meat! I was so surprised! And it was only about $13-14! They also serve it at the perfect temperature. The server even asked me if I wanted the fan on the wall on or off!

I order takeout from this place for lunch. So I have never actually sat in this place for food. My order is usually 1 big bowl for $15. Food: 5/5 The taste is just so good. I love the rice noodles, they're very soft. The broth is incredibly flavorful and just hits the right spot. The toppings are pretty generous for the price, the beef is very fresh.

Came for the pho but the most pleasant surprise was the banh mi sandwich. The baguette is so crisp and soft at the same time, and the filling (either grilled pork or chicken) is incredibly flavorful. That said, the pho is pretty good too, I would recommend their brisket which is tenderly cooked and not too dry. Wash it all down with a Vietnamese iced coffee for a perfect meal. Prices are pretty reasonable, the sandwiches are around $10 and each bowl of pho costs around $12-15.

I came here on Thanksgiving and there were a decent amount of customers! I got bo kho (beef noodle soup). This is one of my favorite Vietnamese soup noodles. It has a thicker broth (more stew like). It was $13.34 with tax. It satisfied my craving, but lacked a little flavor. So I recommend adding in the hot chili oil that's at the table.

I had a hankering for pho so while I was in that part of town, I decided to finally visit this place since it came recommended. It was my first time having pho at a sit down restaurant since moving back to nyc from the west coast (takeout doesn't count). They quickly took my order and gave me my glass of water and the usual garnishments (jalapeño, bean sprouts, lime/lemon). I ordered a pho tai gan (pho with steak and tendon). The flavor was good and I was good with the steak. The tendon seemed to be falling apart before it arrived at my table. It's not bad but it is not my preference. It was not packed so it was not too loud and it was generally clean. For the price, it is a good portion in my opinion and definitely a good option close to the B/D grand street station.