One of my favorite pho spots! Can't believe I never posted a review before! I've been eating here for a while now and it's always pretty good! Very convenient and quick, call ahead for pick up :) I recommend their pho with a side of pork chop, my sister likes their noodle salad too with rice vermicelli. Yummy food and great for sharing!

I could not have gotten the Bun Dac Biet ($16) at a better timing, because this noodle salad was just perfect on a hot long sunny day. I need to know what seasoning was on that shrimp, because it had a nice little kick to it, adding a little spice to the light dish. The service was very chill, and the place was very spacious. There was good sunlight coming in that made it feel extra comfortable. Would come back again for this noodle salad!

Pho Metro boasts modern and chic decor, creating a welcoming ambiance. During my visit, I was pleased by the quick and friendly service. Although I typically opt for pho, I decided to be adventurous and try the Bo Luc Lac and summer rolls. One standout aspect was the summer rolls, which came with traditional fixings for lettuce wraps. This traditional touch elevated the dish and added to its wonderful flavor profile. It's refreshing to see this attention to detail, as many places have moved away from offering lettuce wraps. While the Bo Luc Lac was tasty, I felt it could have been charred better, and a bit more sauce would have enhanced the accompanying side salad. Nevertheless, all my dishes were delicious overall, and I would gladly return to Pho Metro.

Update (05/02/24) Shout out to Darwin! Sorry! Can't believe we thought you're called Zarwin for 3 years! As always the vibe here is always good. Darwin is as friendly as always. Super attentive super nice. We've been here several times but always got the pho noodles and coffee. They are always yummy but we wanted something different. This time we tried their noodle salad, so good! We skipped started so we could get desserts. Lemme tell you, the banana cake was so yummy. Eating that with the coffee was so so so yummy!

Average pho spot with decent appetizers I remember coming here and enjoyed the pho more back then but broth today was not rich and def on the saltier spectrum but the meat here was amazing!! Meat was very tender and gave decent portion for both noodle dishes Bun bo hue 3.5/5 Pho 3/5 Spring rolls 4.5/5: enjoyed this a lot here Chicken drumsticks 4/5: wasn't anything special - reminded me of Korean fried chicken

Unassuming Vietnamese restaurant in a strip mall in Flushing. My friends and I started with veggie spring rolls (crispy and fresh) and hazelnut iced coffee (sweet and indulgent). I had the pho, reasonably packed with meat and boasting a delicious, classic broth. The broth commanded my attention and I savored it in each spoonful. Service was great and the restaurant was clean and inviting. One of my friends had the pork vermicelli bowl and she said it was the tastiest pork she'd ever eaten. Impressive! I was fortunate to come across this hidden gem and I hope to return someday to try the banh mi.

With the incoming of cooler weather, I was craving Pho. Theres a good amount of pho spots near flushing, but Ive already tried some of them and this place seemed to have good reviews on yelp, so I decided to check it out. Theres a smaller parking area around Pho Metro, but it seems packed most of the time. If not, you might have to park in the bigger area around right next to it, but you will always find something. When my friend and I walked into the store for a weekday lunch, we found the store to be quite spacious. There were still a lot of tables open. There were a lot of young people operating this store. The service was great. They were quick to refill waters, bring us our meal and bring us the check which was appreciated. As for the Pho Dac Biet, it includes every meat [brisket, rare brisket, meatballs]. I personally love the briskets. Although the rare brisket looks pink at first, it quickly cooks and turns brown in the warm soup. So in the end, it ends up being similar to a cooked brisket. And im normally not a big fan of the meatballs, but decided to choose it anyways. It was decent. My favorite part of the pho dish was probably the soup. The soup definitely satisfied my hot soup craving. I don't know how they make it, but it's done very well and tastes amazing. I was impressed. The whole combo with the noodles, veggies, meats and soup was just what I was looking for that day. I would definitely come to order from here again

If you happen to be in the belly of College Point and in the mood for Vietnamese, their beef salad is THE dish to get. Paired with a beer or an iced tea, it will hit all the spots. Even our server said it was her favorite! I had high hopes for their Pho, but was disappointed that it didn't pack the flavor punch I thought it would. Did it warm our bellies on a rainy day? Yes. Was it clean eats? Absolutely - the broth/consommé for their Pho bowl #1 and #5 was very light, and the accompaniments of basil, jalapeños, and bean sprouts gave it a pop of freshness; however, the Pho would have come alive with some kind of fish sauce or vinegar thrown in there. The table side Siracha definitely helped make the boiled beef and pork slices more appetizing, but again...the seasoning just wasn't there.