Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Park Slope
9 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: February 2026
Our Top Pick
5ive Spice
A high-volume Park Slope Vietnamese hub where slow-simmered pho and inventive tacos share the menu.
Notable Picks
#1
5ive Spice
8.6
The original 5ive Spice on Fifth Avenue is a fast-casual Vietnamese spot where long-simmered pho, crisp banh mi, and playful bánh xèo tacos anchor a compact room that stays busy from lunch through late evening. Locals use it as a reliable go-to before or after Barclays, especially when they want upgraded broth and bigger portions than the average neighborhood noodle shop.
Must-Try Dishes:
5 Spice Special Pho, Classic Vietnamese Banh Mi, Bánh Xèo Tacos
What Makes it Special: A high-volume Park Slope Vietnamese hub where slow-simmered pho and inventive tacos share the menu.
#2
Bricolage
8.5
Bricolage is a Vietnamese-French gastropub where cocktails, an art-filled dining room, and a leafy back garden frame a menu that stretches from caramelized shrimp pots to "unshaking" beef and brunch-friendly plates. It functions as Park Slope’s more polished Vietnamese option, used for date nights, small celebrations, and relaxed gatherings that still want thoughtful cooking.
Must-Try Dishes:
Unshaking Beef & Eggs, Caramelized Shrimp Pot, Slow Cooked Lamb Buns
What Makes it Special: A Vietnamese-French gastropub with serious cocktails and one of the neighborhood’s better back gardens.
#3
Hanco's
8.3
Vibes:
Cheap Eats Budget Brilliance
Comfort Food Classics
Quick Bites Champions
Solo Dining Sanctuaries
The 7th Avenue outpost of this small Brooklyn group is Park Slope’s highest-volume Vietnamese spot, turning out banh mi, pho, vermicelli bowls, and bubble tea for dine-in and a heavy takeout crowd. With more than a thousand combined Yelp and Google reviews and years of steady traffic, it’s the area’s most proven all-purpose Vietnamese counter.
Must-Try Dishes:
Classic pork banh mi, Grilled chicken vermicelli bowl, Beef pho
What Makes it Special: High-volume Vietnamese standby for banh mi, pho, and bubble tea on 7th Avenue.
#4
PhoBar
8.2
PhoBar’s Park Slope outpost is a modern pho house a short walk from Barclays Center, known for its Spicy Short Rib Pho, oxtail bowls, and a bar-like counter lined with herbs and condiments. It’s a go-to when groups want steaming broth and shareable apps in a room that feels livelier and more designed than the average noodle shop.
Must-Try Dishes:
Spicy Short Rib Pho, Oxtail Pho, Fried Spring Rolls
What Makes it Special: A contemporary pho specialist near Barclays where short rib bowls and oxtail pho headline the menu.
On 5th Avenue, Lotus focuses on tightly executed banh mi, summer rolls, and a small lineup of rice and noodle dishes at very friendly prices. With hundreds of reviews across platforms and a strong delivery presence, it’s the neighborhood’s go-to for fast, affordable Vietnamese sandwiches.
Must-Try Dishes:
Grilled pork choo banh mi, Lemongrass chicken banh mi, Shrimp summer rolls
What Makes it Special: Dedicated banh mi shop with strong value and a loyal local following.
#6
Banhmigos
8
Just off Grand Army Plaza, Banhmigos is a tiny, high-throughput Vietnamese counter best known for its banh mi, vermicelli salads, and rice boxes that travel well to the park. It’s used as a value play for picnics, quick lunches, and weeknight takeout when you want fresh herbs, crunchy bread, and customized toppings more than a sit-down experience.
Must-Try Dishes:
Traditional Banh Mi Sandwich, Grilled Pork Vermicelli Salad, Poached Shrimp Rolls
What Makes it Special: A longstanding takeout-heavy Vietnamese counter turning out crisp banh mi and vermicelli built for the park.
Worthy Picks
7.9
A long-running 9th Street staple, Ha Noi Vietnamese Kitchen is the neighborhood’s full-service option for pho, rice plates, and shareable appetizers in a simple but comfortable dining room. Locals use it for sit-down Vietnamese meals when they want table service rather than a sandwich counter, balancing familiar standards with a few house specials.
Must-Try Dishes:
BBQ beef pho, Papaya salad, Banh hoi cha gio (vermicelli with spring rolls)
What Makes it Special: Sit-down Vietnamese with broad menu and proper dining room right off 9th Street.
#8
Henry's
7.8
Vibes:
Cheap Eats Budget Brilliance
Quick Bites Champions
Hidden Gems Heaven
Solo Dining Sanctuaries
Henry’s is a compact 7th Avenue counter known for focused banh mi, simple rice dishes, and bubble tea that many locals consider a benchmark in the area. The tiny, mostly takeout setup emphasizes quick, made-to-order sandwiches with both classic and vegetarian fillings.
Must-Try Dishes:
Classic banh mi, Grilled chicken banh mi, Vegetarian pork banh mi
What Makes it Special: Hole-in-the-wall banh mi shop prized for straightforward, flavorful sandwiches.
7.6
Operating out of a Park Slope address with a delivery-first model, Pho 88 leans into a broad pho menu—beef stews, house spicy broths, and standard beef and chicken bowls—geared toward at-home slurping rather than dining in. It fills a niche for late-ish, straightforward Vietnamese soup when you care more about a hot container at your door than the room it came from.
Must-Try Dishes:
Beef Stew Pho Noodle Soup, House Spicy Pho Noodle Soup, Grilled Chicken Pho Noodle Soup
What Makes it Special: A delivery-centric Vietnamese pho operation in Park Slope focused on hearty, customizable broth.