Pho Phu Quoc, also known as PPQ, can be found in the Avenues, specifically 1816 Irving Street in Outer Sunset. Renowned for the last twelve years as THE spot to go for Pho in the area, PPQ is an unpretentious Vietnamese restaurant, focusing on the food instead of emphasizing stylish decor. Owner Tin Truong has created a neighborhood destination restaurant that offers a large array of menu items, from imperial rolls to five-spice chicken, crab noodle soup to charbroiled pork vermicelli, all at very affordable prices. Entrees range from $6-$16, with most dishes coming in around $8. Beer (mostly imported Asian beers) and house wine...

Pho Phu Quoc, also known as PPQ, can be found in the Avenues, specifically 1816 Irving Street in Outer Sunset. Renowned for the last twelve years as THE spot to go for Pho in the area, PPQ is an unpretentious Vietnamese restaurant, focusing on the food instead of emphasizing stylish decor.

Owner Tin Truong has created a neighborhood destination restaurant that offers a large array of menu items, from imperial rolls to five-spice chicken, crab noodle soup to charbroiled pork vermicelli, all at very affordable prices. Entrees range from $6-$16, with most dishes coming in around $8. Beer (mostly imported Asian beers) and house wine are served along with plum soda, egg yolk soda and other beverage choices.

Although the line for a table can go out the door at times, tables are turned over quickly, and it`s always worth the wait!

Status: Online Now

Years in Business:10-20

Number of Employees:10-20

Categories: Restaurants, Food

Tags:    pho   vietnamese   cuisine   noodles   spice   chicken   soup   imperial   roll   rice