East Village · Manhattan
Hanoi House
119 Saint Marks Place, New York, NY 10009
Northern-style beef pho, with pickled garlic and house chili sauce listed on the menu.
Northern-style
Northern-style · Sources checked October 8, 2026
Northern-style pho in NYC
Published menus and restaurant information identifying Hanoi or Northern-style bowls.
How to choose
Hanoi House labels its pho Northern-style and lists pickled garlic and its house chili sauce as accompaniments. Di An Di’s ordering menu identifies a Hanoi-style bowl with wok-seared beef. Tènten describes a Hanoi focus, Ngon’s NYC menu labels Hanoi beef and chicken bowls, and La Đồng lists Hanoi pho. Compare the specific named dishes and accompaniments rather than relying on generic claims.
Before you go
Ask for the current preparation and accompaniments. Restaurant interpretations can differ and menus change.
Compiled from the published sources linked in each listing. No restaurant paid for inclusion.
5 locations to compare
Greenpoint · Brooklyn
Di An Di
68 Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Vietnamese dining in Greenpoint. Its ordering menu lists Hanoi-style wok-seared beef pho.
Northern-style
Chinatown · Manhattan
Tènten
119 Baxter Street, Unit B, New York, NY 10013
Baxter Street counter specializing in Hanoi pho. Its ordering menu includes rare-beef, beef-shank and chicken bowls, plus a dry chicken-noodle version.
Northern-style
East Village · Manhattan
Ngon Vietnamese Kitchen · NYC
85 2nd Avenue, New York, NY 10003
NYC menu lists Hanoi beef and chicken pho, saté beef pho and a vegetarian bowl with fruit-simmered vegetable broth. Vegetarian patties are not confirmed vegan.
Northern-style
Union Square · Manhattan
La Đồng
11 E 17th Street, New York, NY 10003
Vietnamese restaurant near Union Square. Published coverage identifies Hanoi beef pho, chicken pho and a dry duck version with broth served separately.
Northern-style