Casual Vietnamese Restaurant Pho To Shop

Update: Pho To Shop has relocated to No. 401, 1718 Beijing Xi Lu.
Pho To Shop is a casual Vietnamese restaurant in Jing'an operated by the same people behind Cyclo. Think of this eatery as an express version of Cyclo—an abridged menu of Vietnamese favorites suitable for a quick no-frills meal.

The space is simple—minimal decor, booth seating, and comfortable.
Food at Pho To Shop
The menu features Vietnamese favorites from spring and rice rolls, bahn mi (sandwiches), rice dishes, burgers, pho, and noodles. The dishes are suitable for individual meals but are not difficult to share if you're willing.
Like Cyclo, Pho To Shop is as authentic as it gets, seeing as both restaurants are run by Vietnamese natives.

Hue Noodle Soup (¥58/small, ¥68/large)
Delicious broth with thick rice noodles and ham, served with shredded banana flower, chili, and lime.

Bun Cha Hanoi Noodle (¥70) with pork meat balls and spring rolls.
Served with diluted fish sauce—dip all into this umami-rich mixture and slurp away.

VN Ham & Pate Sandwich (¥50) served with fries.
It's not 100% like those you'd get in Vietnam, but it comes close!

Chicken Lemongrass BBQ (¥58) served with rice.
Juicy chicken thigh marinated in a mild and fragrant dry rub.
Plus, every Monday they have a stellar deal: all-you-can-eat bahn mi for just ¥99.
In Summary
Located along one of the hot food and drink streets in Jing'an, it's a great addition to the neighborhood, as there are few Southeast Asian restaurants nearby. It's nothing fancy, but the food is tasty and is considerably affordable.
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Rachel Gouk is a seasoned dining journalist based in Shanghai with over a decade of experience covering food culture, restaurant developments, and the Asian culinary landscape.


