The little I've tried from little Kirin has been good . So far , their bbq grilled chicken rice bowl is my favorite . They also often add new menu options so be on the lookout out .

Little Kirin really deserves all the praise! The food is spectacular and such inventive fusion, and the owner's friendliness makes the dining experience even better. Though there are a few tables, people move in and out quickly, and the food arrives quickly too. Highly recommend!

10/10!!! These sandwiches are to die for. Came during lunch on a Tuesday, and got the Pho sandwich with pho broth and the Grandma's Braised Pork Sandwich. Wow, the pho sandwich is truly all the flavor of pho packed into a hoagie roll. It was epic. The bread really sops up that broth but still doesn't fall apart. I think the added moisture is nice from the broth, but the sandwich really can stand on its own. The Grandma's Braised Pork Sandwich really felt more like a classic. Nice fatty pork, with plenty of pickled veg on top, yummy creamy sauce. That's a sandwich I could eat everyday. It's a small shop, cozy atmosphere, no bathroom sadly. The owner seems like a real stand up dude, super friendly. Will be recommending!

This is a cool hole in the wall spot to try - very creative take on pho! I enjoyed my pho sandwich and dipping broth. It blew my mind a little how it was the exact taste of pho, but in a sandwich! The service was excellent, they were very nice and attentive, and that's what puts this place into the 5-star category for me!

One of my favorite sandwich places in the city. I've had the pho sandwich with pho dipping broth, salmon katsu po'boy, and Vietnamese meatball parm. While the meatball parm's my favorite, all are excellent: flavorful, perfectly cooked meats layered with veggies and herbs, encased in bread that's crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. They have a stamp card, and I've made good progress on filling it up from my multiple visits here. It's a major testament to the quality of their food considering all the excellent spots to eat at in New York.

Little Kirin has some solid Vietnamese-American fusion food (for a lack of better terms). I had the pho sandwich (sans broth) and it was really tasty. There was also enough meat given and it was cooked really well. The shallots were a very nice touch and gave the sandwich a crunch. All in all, I would definitely come back here to try other things on the menu when I'm in the area.

Naturally, I had to come here. I had to order the famous Pho Sandwich, naturally. The food comes out fast and the staff is incredibly accommodating, intelligent, and well put together, naturally. Unfortunately I had to take away a few things from the sandwich because onions and I do not get along, naturally. They also offer a value card of order 10 sandwiches or bowls (yes, they also offer rice bowls, but NO NOODLES), and your next sandwich or bowl is free, naturally. The sandwich comes out fast and though not a huge portion, it is the perfect size with the perfect amount of meat. It can also come with a fried egg, but it really tastes like you are eating a Pho sandwich, naturally. For an extra cost, it also comes with a broth for dipping, but you are going to want this, as it acts like a consommé or an au jus for you roast beef lovers, naturally. I spoke to the owner at length about how outstanding the sandwich was, and how I look forward to returning and trying another one of the sandwiches. He half jokingly responded back that he would be here. Naturally.

Pho sandwich, pho real! Pho in sandwich form, not what I would expect to work, but it does! Pho is definitely what I would call a multilayered burst of flavor in each bite. Some heat from the jalapeño, a hint of sour from the lime, a little crunch from the fresh bean sprouts and onions, earthy notes from the Thai basil and scallions, and most definitely a strong traditional beefy flavor from the slow roasted brisket. Complete the bite with the dipping broth and you've got everything from Pho in a handheld. The price of the sandwich is misleading, it's enough to share as it stands today, with some sides. I'll be back again soon for another bite.

My friend and I stopped by here for a quick lunch. I wasn't hungry since I already ate, but I did get to sample some of the food from my friend. We had The Pho Sandwich ($18.49) with Broth (+$3.49). First of all, this is pretty pricey and I wished that the broth wasn't an additional cost since you really need this to make it a pho sandwich. With that said, the sandwich is huge and probably enough for two to share comfortably. The braised beef is so tender with a kick of spice from the jalapeños. This sandwich was perfect with the broth to give it all that flavor and softness. I'm not usually into dipping sandwiches, but this one is something I'd get again. The employees were super friendly and the spot is quaint for a quick bite. Lots of unique fusion food options to try out here.