Pho Van Vietnamese Restaurant
560 Soi Ramkhamhaeng 24, Hua Mak, Bang Kapi, Bangkok 10240
Daily 10:30-21:30
Pho Van is a family-run Vietnamese restaurant on Soi Ramkhamhaeng 24 in Hua Mak, close to ABAC's Hua Mak campus and behind the Rajamangala national stadium. The owners are from Hanoi and the kitchen focuses on northern Vietnamese cooking, above all pho bac, a beef pho with a broth simmered for many hours. Regulars also order the nem nuong grilled pork rolls with rice paper that needs no soaking, Hanoi imperial spring rolls, sugarcane shrimp and banh mi, finished with a lime yogurt. The air-conditioned room is cosy and seats roughly 40, and staff get warm words. Expect a few hundred baht per person. It opens daily from about 10:30 to 21:30. There is no dedicated car park; diners often park at the stadium and cross the road.
Rating from public reviews
Each part combines public reviews from several sites (351 reviews). Not our own visit.
People rate it among the most authentic Vietnamese kitchens in Bangkok, especially for the pho and the nem nuong, at friendly prices.
Dishes can take a while to come out, some portions feel small, and there is no parking of its own.
Signature dish (as named by sources)
Northern-style beef pho
per person
$7
At a glance
- Hanoi-born owners cooking northern Vietnamese food, including a long-simmered pho bac
- Nem nuong served with ready-to-eat rice paper that needs no soaking
- Cosy air-conditioned room near ABAC Hua Mak and the national stadium
Thai name
เฝอ เวิน
Dishes
Northern beef pho (pho bac), Pho Van nem nuong (grilled pork rolls), Hanoi imperial spring rolls, Sugarcane shrimp, Banh mi
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