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Pho Thin 13 Lo Duc (Singapore)
50 Punggol East, #01-k32, Singapore 828826
Pho Thin 13 Lo Duc serves Vietnamese noodle dishes in Punggol at 50 Punggol East. The shop has received 4-star ratings from 281 reviews on Google, drawing diners seeking traditional pho and noodle preparations.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 70 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Pho Thin 13 Lo Duc in Singapore aims to bring the Hanoi pho experience to Punggol.
We see a split in opinions regarding authenticity and flavour.
Many praise the stir-fried beef pho, noting its rich, smoky broth and tender beef, with some finding it comparable to what they've had in Vietnam.
The Bun Cha Hanoi and cold cuts banh mi also receive positive mentions for their flavour and authenticity.
However, some diners find the pho broth bland and the noodles overcooked, particularly for the price point.
A family of four spent over $60 for four bowls of pho, which some feel is not justified by the taste.
The Bun Bo Hue is described as having an overpowering shrimp paste flavour.
The atmosphere at Punggol Container Park is generally well-received, though outdoor seating can be humid.
We think the stir-fried beef pho is the most consistent performer here, and it's worth trying if you're in the area and craving a specific style of pho.
Best for those who appreciate a richer, stir-fried beef broth over a lighter, traditional pho.
Signature
stir-fried beef pho
Price
$$ ($15/person)
Score: 70 · 5 sources
What customers say
Pho Thin 13 Lo Duc (Singapore) generally receives positive feedback for its authentic Vietnamese flavors, particularly the stir-fried beef pho with its rich, smoky broth and tender beef, and the Bun Cha Hanoi.
However, some customers find the pho broth bland and the noodles overcooked, with a few Vietnamese patrons specifically noting a lack of authenticity compared to dishes in Vietnam.
The pricing is also a point of contention for some, who feel it's high for the perceived quality.
Google Reviews
Nice Vietnamese food here, presented well and the taste is good, but it feels a bit normal. I cannot really describe it, but it did not have the wow factor I usually get when eating Vietnamese food. C…
I'm so glad that Pho Thin is here and it's as authentic as you'd expect! The Bun Cha Hanoi brought us back to the streets of Hanoi- charred meats in a flavourful broth and plenty of fresh herbs. The s…
This is my go-to place for pho in Singapore. Super authentic Hanoi-style pho — light yet flavorful. I’m glad Pho Thin decided to open a branch in Singapore. I tried the bánh mì the other day, and it w…
So… I’ve eaten here many times, the Vietnamese food is good (but the wait is long). My review is mainly about the Chinese food.. it’s too expensive, wait is long and not worth it. I waited 30mins and…
Ate at the original store in HN, and was pleasantly surprised to find that they opened a branch in SG too! Food slapped, very authentic and the live music was also great for vibes. Though the food wa…
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