I ordered the classic sandwich (spicy). The combination of vegetables and meat flavor a made a delicious lunch. The seating area was smaller and not great for big groups. The service was quick so it seemed more if a to-go place. read more

Since it was a dreary day, I decided to give the Pho here a try. I got the grilled pork chop pho and the thai bubble tea. The pho was decent, however I slightly liked the one at Nicky's Vietnamese a little better. They serve the pork chop on the side and the broth is slightly more flavorful. The bubble tea was a nice treat as well and was great alongside the pho. Overall though, the sandwiches here are the star and I think I will stick to those from now on. For my pho fix, I will head over to Nicky's on Atlantic! read more

So far everything I have tasted here is delicious! Excellent place to hang out after/before work. My go to dish is the classic banh mi, and the lychee or coconut bubble tea! Yum!! read more

I love to frequent Hanco's. Their rice dishes and pho are great although their bubble tea is slightly subpar. Good quality and quantity for the price. Ordered delivery from them through Eat24 and had a flawless experience. read more

Their banh mi and bubble tea is okay, nothing special. They don't offer much variation of the banh mi.

Probably dollar for dollar the best pho in nyc. The spring rolls are very very solid as well.

Pretty decent. I've been on the hunt for the past 2 years for a decent place I can get noodle soup. So I had the pho. Tofu with the beef broth. It was good, the tofu was actually particularly good, had a lot of flavor (you know sometimes it just tastes like nothing). The portion size was enormous. I ended up taking about 2/3 of it to go. Warning...which I should have known better. There was a decent amount of cilantro in the pho. I was able to skim most of it off before it's vile flavor infected my broth, but I will have to remember for next time. The seating was pretty nice, I sat upstairs, and it was light and airy. Also, it felt really clean, which is always a plus. The music was kinda weird, but not so loud that it was bothersome. Grabbed an almond bubble tea on the way out. Yum yum. I do love bubble tea. I'm sure I'll be back here being that I live in the neighborhood, though I'll probably continue my search for the perfect soup. read more

Why does the other hancos in cobble hill have so many more reviews and better ratings?? I've tried both in the last week for the first time and they seemed pretty consistent to me...i.e. very delicious. I haven't ventured far from the classic sandwich. Tried the boba for the first time and while not as good as places like Kung fu tea, it's quite decent. The pearls tasted fresh and chewy...oh yeah and by the way FREE DELIVERY over $10 of course. For those of us who live in the food desert of dumbo, that's an amazing discovery I can rotate in to miso sushi... read more

I order lunch from here when I;m working in Brooklyn. The sandwiches are quite tasty (pork ftw!) and. the portion is good. Be warned that the spicy is very very spicy. When I'm extra hungry, I also order the shrimp spring roll which is a little bland itself to be honest but the peanut sauce it comes with is good. Although this place isn't the most authentic or cheapest place for bahn mi, the sandwiches are flavorful and the location is very convenient for people working in downtown brooklyn. Another plus is that they take credit card and deliver. read more

Brooklyn Heights really lacks authentic delicious Asian food and Hanco comes to the rescue. I come here at least once or twice a week. Whenever I come back from work and can't decide what to eat...Hanco's it is. I love the Bahn Mi sandwich - original one with mild spicy sauce. While the beef Pho is pretty awesome, not the best Pho in the country but best Pho in the neighborhood. Passion fruit tea with bubbles are very tasty too. read more

Love the chicken banh mi (both!). Love the tea. Love the price. Love the stamp cards. Drool.

I'm hit or miss personally with viatnamese food. Hanco's is a good choice. Love their sandwiches. I also am not a huge fan of bubble tea (gasp! I know) but get their sparkling lemondade which is sooo yummy!! They're service is so-so. Every time I go it takes forever to get the food I feel like. Multiple times as well I have gotten my food but not my drink. Location is small though. Not much room for seating. read more

I recently started working in brooklyn heights and I looooove this place. Disclaimer: I havent been to too many veitnamese places and during the week I like to keep it healthy without breaking the bank. This fits the mold. It's a great alternative to your traditional tossed salad. Thus far I have had the pleasure of having their summer roll (4.50) with a fantastic peanut satay sauce and their pork salad (heafty portion for $7) and their vietnamese iced coffee (with condensed milk...just perfection). I heard their sandwiches are great and are next on my to do list. Love love love this place! read more

One of my favorite Hanco locations. Everytime I'm in the city I go straight to Hancos for their Grilled Pork Banh MI. Hanco's is the best Vietnamese restaurant in the area. Although their Pho is sub-par, their sandwich keeps me coming back, not to mention their variety of drinks. The location is beautiful and a fine place to relax. read more

I always ordered beef noodle soup fro here. The soup is very tasty. The beef is always overdone. Thai ice tea is way too sweet for me. I like the vibe here. Love to sit in upstairs. A little too expensive compares to what you can get from Chinatown, where the soup and beef are so much more tastier, and you only pay $6 for it. Very busy during lunch time. Seems to be the only Viet place in the area. read more

I was really disappointed that they forgot to include a big straw with bubble tea they delivered. How am I supposed to drink/sip the bubbles without the big straw??????? read more

I am addicted to Hanco's. I eat their tofu sandwiches several times a week and don't think I will ever get sick of them. The bubble tea is great, as is the coffee. The rice vermacelli is also delicious. The staff is really friendly. There is plenty of space, although it can get crowded during lunch. The only problem is their delivery. Every time I order they write down my address wrong and go to the wrong place or write down my phone number wrong and stand in the lobby calling the wrong number before they finally give up and leave. I would recommend going there, not having it delivered. read more

Same cheap and delicious Vietnamese sandwiches I fell in love with in Boerum Hill, new location. I love this place for an easy, fresh and tasty sandwich. Service is a bit odd, and slowwww, but I'll take it. read more

Affordable food and good service. Loved the Thai Iced Tea! I got the classic sandwich with Tofu and had it made spicy. It was a bit too spicy for me, and I usually handle spicy foods fine. Overall, would definitely recommend it if you're in the neighborhood and want to sit down and enjoy a nice meal. There's plenty of comfortable seating and restrooms, a big plus. read more

Hanco's - Classic Viet sandwiches with Thai Iced Tea - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Fat, juicy banh mei sandwiches and delicious fresh boba teas, served in a pleasant atmosphere by polite young staff. Don't forget the upstairs area when crowded! read more

I'm in love with this place. I'm a HUGE fan of the shredded chicken, medium spicy sandwich with bubble tea lunch special for $10. Their soups and salads are also delicious. I feel it's a little pricey but that doesn't stop me from going on a very regular basis. Seating is limited and sometimes it's a wait for your food but once again, it's worth it. read more

I was pretty satisfied with my order of a Thai iced tea with bubbles and beef pho. For the review underneath that stated about the pho having tendons, that's normal when ordering beef pho. I was surprised that the pho would be as good as a Vietnamese restaurant I would go to in Chinatown. This place is great if you want to have a lunch or dinner. Everyone around me seemed like they were enjoying their food and taking their time to eat. Condiments and utensils are placed in three different locations. The bubbles in the bubble tea were chewy and yummy. I love the atmosphere and I would definitely go here again just for the soup and bubble tea! read more

Hanco's - Thai iced tea with bubbles and beef pho. Very good :) - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

If you get the pho with a tea drink, I strongly advise to finish the pho first and drink later. I made the mistake of drinking the thai tea (which had a really good strong flavor) then eating the pho. The pho broth wasn't as strong as the thai tea, making it taste less flavorful. Or, you can clean your palate with water in between... but anyways.... the beef pho was average, and the thai tea was pretty good. read more

I come here for the pho and bubble tea, and less frequenly, the banh mi. While I can get better Vietnamese food elsewhere, Hanco's does a good job for the area. The prices are a little higher than I'm used to, but I still visit often when it gets cold and I have a craving for soup. The pho is tasty, featuring a rich soup broth and fresh veggies, but not enough meat. Fortunately, the banh mi is more generously portioned. However, it costs a little more than I'm used to paying for a Vietnamese sandwich. Their bubble tea can be described in the same way: good, but pricier than I would like. Of the two Vietnamese places in the area I actually prefer Nicky's on Atlantic. Hanco's wins on convenience and seating availability though. read more

I work nearby and come here every week. I'll give the rice vermicelli and the sandwiches 4 stars. Pho only three stars - not terrible - The broth is pretty good - but I've definitely had better in terms of quantity and quality of meat. Also the ingredients are pretty basic, not tripe or any of that (they only have one option for beef Pho) I know its NYC so I'm not expecting the same prices as Philly or some other places I've been to. read more

If you have a pho craving, this will do the trick - though don't expect to be blown away. Skip the banh mis. Great selection of bobba teas.

so glad this is across the st from my new apt. great prices ($6 for bahn mi, $8 for pho). pho is large enough to split with 2 people. read more

They are fast at making their bubble tea. I got the coffee and it was a bit too sweet but I appreciated the full coffee taste. Service is nothing special. Prices are pretty good. Vietnamese is often the cheapest kind of food. The tofu banh mi I ordered was a bit too spicy because of the pepper things they put on, but was otherwise good. Standard stuff. read more

I came here craving a good pho, and while all the ingredients for pho were there, it didn't satisfy my craving. There is better pho to be had in this town. My friend had a banh mi and was equally unimpressed. To top it all off, we came during lunch time and the place was pretty dirty. I get that people are expected to bus their own tables here, but someone on staff should really wipe down the tables once in awhile when sandwich crumbs and spilled soup start accumulating. read more

Ordered one rice dish. Waited 24mins before getting a refund and leaving. The couple in front of me waited 29mins and counting. I've been to this restaurant 5-6 times and the food is decent. (Pho soup and banh mi sandwiches) Today's wait was ridiculous. I'm done. read more

This is the best addition to sleepy Montague St. in a long time. I got a shredded chicken Vietnamese sandwich and an original black milk bubble tea with soy milk last night and both were fantastic. The layout is a little strange (you have to walk to the back of the shop to pick up your food and you get your drink in a different place), but I don't mind as long as the food is good, which it was. Can't wait to try the rice vermicelli bowls and other tasty looking things on the menu. And I love that they have soy milk for the bubble teas - that can be hard to find. Welcome to the neighborhood, Hanco's! read more

Growing up in Flushing and New York, I have definitely had my fair share of good vietnamese sandwiches and bubble tea so when Hancos opened up near my apt, I was pretty intrigued to try it (I had heard about it from friends who lived near their Park Slope branch) and happy at the thought of not having to trek to Nicky's whenever I have cravings. I decided to try take-out with my boyfriend and got the classic and grilled pork sandwiches with thai tea and almond bubble tea. Granted, if you are use to paying Flushing/Chinatown prices, there is definitely sticker shock but hey, you're in Brooklyn Heights so no one around here would quibble for a $10 meal that includes sandwich and drink. I definitely liked the thai tea bubble tea (and have gotten it again since the first visit) but my boyfriend and I felt that the almond one was too watered down. The sandwiches were good but definitely not authenttic by any means (maybe they should advertise "vietnamese sandwich-inspired). They definitely pack in alot of meat and vegetable fixings (which help soothe the $6+ price per sandwich) but the flavor is just off for people who are use to the real deal. So average the review so far, it would be three stars...BUT my boyfriend noticed our debit card transaction and realized that the store took the liberty of tipping themselves $3 on our bill. Granted, it might have been my mistake if I didn't write in the final total but I have never had a business do that to me before and am alittle miffed (it was take out! and service was okay at best). Cash only for me from now on I guess. read more

Great food, ok price (10 bucks per person). Not Fast Food, not Slow food either... Kinda like a chipolte in style price quality. I will be back read more

Regular consumer of the pho and the ban mi. Food is better than good and the location is new and updated. Definitely a good addition to the normally mundane Montague Street. read more

Tofu salad w. vermicelli noodle is excellent. Great sandwiches too. Free wifi and freindly staff. What else do you ask?

Delicious sardine banh mi. If you're looking for a place to sit and work all afternoon, this has decent wifi and an upstairs area with plenty of outlets (yes!) and skylights (yes!). Not the quietest, there is annoying pop radio and the seats are hard, but well worth it - for the price of lunch and a drink I worked here for almost 5 hours with nobody hassling me. read more

Was in the mood for some Mango Green bubble tea and quickly search for a place in the Downtown BK area. This was this closes place by Court st. It was okay, the only good part was the pearls which were fat, and not too chewy. The actual tea was too sweet, and too pricy. A small/medium was $4.00. Probably won't be going back since there are cheaper, better tasting bubble tea places throughout the city. read more

Their sandwiches are quite pricy, but this is the closest Vietnamese place from my work. I could go to Chinatown, since it's cheaper, but compared, Hanco's taste better imo. I always order the classic and grilled pork (both with no spice) sandwich. I'd like to try their rice and vermicelli soon. You should go when the place isn't crowded (mainly lunch time). You'll end up standing at random places and dealing with the awkward silence, until your number is called. read more

I'm giving the food at Hanco's 5 stars because I have been there a good number of times and they haven't had an off day. The grilled chicken sandwich is my go to because its so good! the customer service I'll give 3 stars only because they are not very friendly but my interaction is short, I know what I want and I'm more interested in the food than pleasantries. read more

While the food is great- their system for handling Seamless pick up orders is completely inefficient. I like to pre-order and pay to bypass the time waiting in line. However, Hanco's makes you wait in line to get a receipt before you can go to the back to pick up your order- a completely unnecessary and a waste of time. read more