Small Vietnamese restaurant buzzes with busy energy and a steady flow of regulars. Authentic chicken pho shines with tender free-range chicken and flavorful broth free of MSG. Large screens add a modern touch amid a family-run vibe and limited seating.
Tender chicken and flavorful broth define the chicken noodle soup here. The noodles soak up the soup so well that every drop gets finished.
Chicken pho stands out with authentic flavor and large portions served piping hot. The pho ga features perfectly cooked sprouts and fresh, delicious broth that many consider the best in the area.
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Parking might be difficult due to the tiny plaza with narrow parking spaces.
There are often lines with people waiting outside.
Expect to spend about $30 or more per person.
Small space with about 7-8 tables creates a homey atmosphere where servers feel like family. Regulars gather for fresh chicken broth and perfectly steamed chicken, enjoying dishes with smooth, silky rice noodles. Cash-only policy adds to the traditional vibe amid steady street traffic.
Broth in the noodle soups is refreshing and flavorful. Chicken in both the chicken rice and noodle soup tastes well-seasoned when eaten together with the soup and noodles. Pho soup tends to have less meat compared to others.
Chicken pho stands out with perfect noodles and broth paired with ginger sauce. Bun rieu offers a hearty size and decent taste. Bun cha Hanoi features grilled meats wrapped in lettuce with rice vermicelli noodles.
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The restaurant accepts only cash.
Hai Nam chicken rice now accepts credit cards.
This place is known for the quality of the steamed chicken.
Spacious dining room with air conditioning creates a comfortable setting. The menu focuses on chicken pho with generous portions and flavorful broth. Clean environment and free parking support a relaxed, casual meal experience.
Chicken soup features a rich and savory flavor that feels surprisingly healthy. The broth is tasty and served with chicken on the side to warm up in the soup.
Chicken pho stands out with free-range chicken and options for dark or white meat. Pho dishes offer great flavor and good portions, with pho ga and pho kho both tasting authentic and delicious.
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There is plenty of free parking available, so parking won't be a headache.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted, but contactless payment may require assistance.
The portion sizes are generous, especially for the large bowl.
Modern cafe-style interior with spacious tables and a warm atmosphere creates a relaxed dining experience. The crowd is mostly Asian, reflecting authentic Vietnamese flavors and a family-run charm. Popular dishes include summer rolls and broken rice, offering generous portions that stand out in the Gabriel Valley.
Beef noodle soup has a Nha Trang style flavor and stands out in the area. Noodle soups come with a mild spicy level option and include varieties like bun bo hue with pig foot.
Nem nuong summer rolls stand out with thick nem nuong and crispy textures. Broken rice and vermicelli dishes feature well-seasoned meats. Bun bo hue offers authentic southern flavors with smaller portions.
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There is a small parking lot on the side and at the back of the building.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Summer Rolls has been converted to take-out only.
For dine-in, I needed to visit their sister restaurant nearby.
Old interior shows wear with peeling walls and foil ceiling, but outdoor seating offers a pleasant alternative. Pho bowls come in generous portions at very reasonable prices, attracting those seeking value. Lack of air conditioning creates a warm atmosphere, balanced by multiple fans.
Soups here come in a wide variety with a less oily texture. The broth tends to be on the sweet side, offering options like beef noodle soup and rib rice soup.
Pho here offers a large portion size with a combo priced at $11, making it one of the cheapest options in the area. The broth is well-balanced, not too salty or heavy on MSG, and the pho consistently tastes very good.
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Parking is easy and accessible for all visitors.
Pho Da accepts credit cards for payment.
Prices are reasonable, with the pho combo priced at $11.
Casual Vietnamese restaurant offers reasonable prices and generous portions with a no-frills vibe. Popular among Viet and Canto communities, it features family meal plans uncommon in similar spots. Parking can be hectic due to its popularity.
Short Rib Pho Noodle Soup comes nice and hot with a super tender filet mignon option that upgrades the dish. A family combination special includes catfish soup alongside braised catfish and fried seafood for a varied meal.
Broth in the beef pho stands out as really good and flavorful. The menu includes a family combination special with catfish soup, braised catfish, Vietnamese salad, deep fried shrimps, and fried fish. Prices for a big bowl of pho or rice with all the fixings run about $11-13, which is very reasonable.
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Parking can be hectic due to the restaurant's popularity.
A big bowl of pho costs about $11-13, which is reasonable.
They charge an extra $1 for bringing leftovers to-go.
Bright, clean dining room with gold-themed decor and upscale tableware creates a comfortable, high-end atmosphere. Soft, calming elevator music keeps noise levels moderate, supporting a casual yet refined vibe. Seating includes booths and tables by tinted windows, offering a mix of cozy and open views.
Oxtail soup stands out with rich, savory flavor. The pho soup base offers a deeply satisfying taste. The hủ tiếu Nam Vang shines whether served dried, with soup, or alongside Xí quách.
Pho comes in a hot stone pot that keeps the broth sizzling and flavorful without a strong MSG taste. The soup base is fresh and tasty with more noodle options than typical pho spots. Bun rieu also stands out as fantastic.
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The Chicken Curry is only available on weekends.
Finding a parking spot near Golden Delight can be difficult.
There are four 2-hour parking spaces located behind the restaurant.
Spacious Vietnamese restaurant offers cozy dining room and easy parking for casual meals. Atmosphere includes a koi carp tank that adds visual interest. Known for generous portions and robust pho broth, it serves fast, inexpensive dishes with smooth takeout service.
Authentic pho soup stands out with its rich flavor and quality meat. The soup delivers a great taste that satisfies cravings for Vietnamese broth.
Pho broth has a robust and bold flavor that sets it apart. The Beef Pho and Special Combination Pho with beef balls stand out as satisfying and authentic dishes.
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The portion size is bigger than most other places.
Prices are very cheap for the area, but have recently increased.
Expect a wait time of less than 15 minutes for food during busy hours.
Bright, open space with gold-themed decor creates a premium, elegant atmosphere. Music selection adds to a relaxing dining experience in a clean, modernized interior. Large seating with spinning round tables suits groups and families.
Signature Golden Delight Pho comes in a stone pot that keeps the soup warm longer and looks upscale. Adding their ginger chili oil from the side condiments makes the soup extremely tasty.
Pho stands out with its rich broth and customizable proteins, served in a stone pot that keeps it warm longer. The broken rice special features fluffy rice, juicy pork chop, pickled veggies, fried egg, and fish sauce, creating a well-balanced dish.
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Parking can be a challenge, so consider street parking.
Expect reasonable wait times even on weekends.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to avoid long lines.
Vietnamese restaurant offers piping hot morning noodles with thin and thick egg noodles in a simple, no-frills setting. Atmosphere feels nostalgic and authentic, with a shrine adding cultural touch. Regulars enjoy unique ginger-garlic vinegar sauce and best chili oil, making it a standout spot for traditional noodle soups.
Two-toned noodle soup features white and egg noodles in a rich pork bone and organ broth. Options include thick egg noodles or big egg noodles served with soup on the side, offering a simple and tasty take on Viet/Chinese noodle soup.
Strong, smooth, and perfectly balanced Vietnamese coffee stands out here. The Hu Tieu Thap cam has a light broth and is good but not great.
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The restaurant opens at 7am, offering one of the few breakfast options in the area.
They started accepting credit cards for convenience.
You need to inform them of the tip amount when dining in.
Roomy, bright space with modern decor and poppy colors creates a straightforward, clean atmosphere. Pho served in hot stone bowls keeps dishes warm and adds a unique touch. Lunch hours are quiet with no wait times, making it a convenient spot for a quick meal.
Stone pot soups stay piping hot throughout the meal, keeping the broth flavorful and warm. Meats are tender, and the noodle to meat to soup ratio feels just right for a satisfying bowl.
Pho comes in a hot stone bowl that keeps the broth warm and the meat tender throughout the meal. The broth is flavorful and authentic, with a good variety of meats and wider noodle choices.
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There was no wait time when I came in for lunch on Saturday.
The restaurant is bright and clean, making it great for lunch.
The pho costs $19.99, which is reasonable.