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Bò and GàVietnamese Phở

Lunch 11–3:30 · Dinner 5–9

Bòbeef and Gàchicken

Two broths, simmered from real bones and meats on 154th Street. Vietnamese phở, refined through a Korean sensibility.

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Overhead view of the signature phở in a blue pinstriped bowl with rare steak, brisket, tripe, and sliced onions, surrounded by herbs, limes, bean sprouts, and pickled onions
PH2 · Signature phở

Cooked with real bones & meats. No MSG. No shortcuts.

직접 뼈와 고기로 국물을 내며 MSG를 일절 사용하지 않습니다

我们用真骨真肉熬煮汤底 —— 不加味精，不走捷径

Pick a pot

Two words. Two broths.

In Vietnamese, bò means beef and gà means chicken. Each broth is made on its own, for a deeper, more savory finish.

Signature phở in a white ribbed bowl with rare steak, brisket, and tripe, beside limes, herbs, and pickled onions

BòBeef broth

Deeply simmered, rich and bold. The base for brisket, rare steak, smoky beef belly, and braised galbi.

Start with PH2 Signature: brisket, rare steak, tripe, and meatballs. $16

Chicken phở with hand-pulled chicken, red onion, and scallions, with sriracha and hoisin on the side

GàChicken broth

Clear and balanced. It carries the hand-pulled chicken bowl and the seafood phở.

Start with PH5 Chicken: hand-pulled chicken. $15

Beyond the bowl

Bring a friend. Order the platter.

A table of chicken phở, summer rolls, and grilled meats with dipping sauces and herbs
The full table
Chopsticks lifting slow-cooked brisket over a dipping sauce, with pickled carrots and herbs
S1 · Beef brisket to share
Bún chả platter of smoky beef belly with rice noodles, cucumber, tomatoes, and herbs
B2 · Smoky beef belly bún chả
Shrimp summer rolls on lettuce with peanut sauce
AP1 · Shrimp summer rolls
Chopsticks lifting stir-fried beef belly with bean sprouts from a patterned plate
S2 · Stir-fried smoky beef belly

From the placemat

Nothing is rushed. Nothing is unnecessary.

Rooted in Vietnamese tradition and refined through a Korean sensibility, Bò and Gà keeps things simple, just like the name: two broths, made with time, patience, and attention to detail, and letting each ingredient speak for itself.

Corner storefront of Bò and Gà with its white sign, black window frames, and a blue vertical PHO blade sign

Come sit down

35-02 154th Street.

35-02 154th Street
Flushing, NY 11354
Get directions (716) 350-4199

Hours

Monday
11–3:30 5–9
Tuesday
11–3:30 5–9
Wednesday
11–3:30 5–9
Thursday
11–3:30 5–9
Friday
11–3:30 5–9
Saturday
11 am–9 pm
Sunday
11 am–9 pm

Weekdays close 3:30–5 pm between lunch and dinner. From public listings; call to confirm holiday hours.

Dining room with wood tables, wood plank wall, and condiments on each table