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Long Phung - Vietnamese Cuisine
159 Joo Chiat Rd, Singapore 427436
Long Phung - Vietnamese Cuisine in Geylang serves authentic Vietnamese dishes in a budget-friendly setting. Located at 159 Joo Chiat Rd, the restaurant draws regulars who appreciate its straightforward approach to Vietnamese flavors.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 60 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Long Phung offers an extensive menu of Vietnamese dishes, from various noodle soups to banh mi and stir-fried options.
We note a recurring theme of sweetness in their dishes, which might appeal to some but could be a drawback for those seeking more traditional, balanced Vietnamese flavors.
While the beef pho broth is often praised for its flavor, the beef itself can be inconsistent, sometimes tough or overcooked.
The chicken pho, however, seems to fare better with juicy shredded chicken.
We've seen specific mentions of the fried spring rolls being particularly delicious, and the iced milk coffee also receives a shoutout.
The banh mi, while not strictly traditional with ham instead of pate, is generally well-received.
Be aware that the indoor area lacks air conditioning, which can make for a warm dining experience in Singapore's climate.
Verdict: A reliable option for a wide variety of Vietnamese dishes, especially if you prefer a sweeter profile.
Best for a casual meal, but be mindful of the heat and consider the fried spring rolls and iced milk coffee.
Signature
fried spring rolls
Price
Inexpensive
Score: 60 · 5 sources
What customers say
Long Phung offers a wide variety of Vietnamese dishes, with many customers appreciating the flavorful broths in their pho and the crispy fried spring rolls.
However, recurring feedback highlights a tendency for dishes to be on the sweeter side, and some find the beef in pho to be tough or overcooked.
Operational issues like lack of air conditioning in the indoor area and inconsistent dish quality (e.g., garlic cockles) are also noted.
Google Reviews
A wide variety of Vietnamese dishes, including different types of noodle soups, dry noodles, stir-fried options, and banh mi. The menu is quite extensive, so there’s plenty to choose from. However, th…
Long Phung is the place that first inducted me into Vietnamese food. Since then, I will eat Vietnamese food from time to time, and have even travelled to Vietnam a few times just for the cuisine. Long…
Not bad. Ban mi pate has no pate, its ham, but anyway not bad. Vietnamese roll is nice. Coffee and tea both not bad. Snail was interesting, not my type of food choice but not bad. Overall nice. Will…
Went for a quick dinner after just arriving in the country. Ordered a rare beef pho, chicken pho and garlic cockles. Broth of beef pho was very flavourful but the meat was overcooked and didn't felt r…
Without any doubt the best Vietnamese food ever in Singapore. Authentic 10/10. Though come early, the queue is madness. Update post 09May. Recently they have not been consistent with their dish. Will…
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