Sandwich shop offers a cozy, authentic atmosphere with a bright, spacious interior and Vietnamese music playing. The place smells of fresh bread and has a casual, busy vibe with seating for quick dining. It is known for serving some of the best banh mi sandwiches in the area.
Offers a great Vietnamese sandwich ideal for lunch. Serves as a reliable spot for quick takeout and can satisfy both lunch and dinner needs.
Banh mi sandwiches stand out here with consistently amazing flavors. The pickled vegetables add a distinctive crunch, and the pork belly and beef options are especially notable.
Good to know
Parking can be challenging; be prepared for potential towing.
Expect a busy atmosphere, especially during lunch hours.
Orders should be placed in advance to avoid long wait times.
Compact space with tiny wooden chairs and mini tables mimics street dining in Vietnam. Atmosphere feels cozy and casual, with a vibe that transports diners to a local Vietnamese eatery. Limited seating encourages quick bites or takeout, emphasizing an authentic, no-frills experience.
The 5/2 combo offers a healthy-ish lunch option for about $14. Food arrives quickly on weekdays, and 5 pieces of banh khot serve well for lunch while 10 pieces suit a bigger appetite.
Vietnamese pancakes stand out for their crispiness and come with a thicker, more flavorful fish sauce that balances sweet, salty, and tangy notes. Banh Khot and Vietnamese egg rolls arrive wrapped in fresh veggies, making each bite fresh and vibrant.
Good to know
Expect up to an hour wait for large orders, especially during peak hours.
Limited seating is available, making takeout the best option.
Parking is very limited, so consider driving and picking up food.
Small indoor space with cozy outdoor patio creates a relaxed, elegant vibe. Regulars are mostly older locals who visit during mornings and lunch. Vietnamese comfort food and coffee serve as the main draw, with dishes like sizzling bò nướng and pho offering familiar, comforting flavors.
Lunch here stands out for its consistent quality and has been a reliable choice for Friday meals over several years.
Pho here stands out with its comforting, aromatic broth that is not too salty and served piping hot. Vietnamese coffee is strong and flavorful, pairing well with dishes like banh mi chao for a solid meal.
Good to know
Most menu items are priced between $10 and $20.
Finding a parking spot can be hit or miss in the busy lot.
The restaurant has been serving Vietnamese comfort food for over 7 years.
Typical Vietnamese eatery with a simple, clean interior and cozy atmosphere filled with authentic local patrons. The space is small but efficiently arranged to accommodate many diners, creating a lively and sometimes loud environment. Cash-only policy and casual setup emphasize food quality and speed over decor.
Lunch here offers quick service and a tidy dining room even during busy times. The food holds up well for leftovers, making it a solid choice for a reliable meal.
Broken rice comes with juicy grilled pork, pork floss, and a quiche-like side. Scallion oil and a lightly spicy nuoc mam add distinct flavor. Meat stays tender and moist. Prices stay reasonable and service runs fast.
Good to know
They now accept card payments with a $1 fee for purchases under $25.
The price is under $20 per plate.
The lunchtime rush on weekends starts at 12 pm, leading to a 15-30 minute wait.
Large Vietnamese restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor patio seating with a family-run atmosphere serving Northern classics for over 35 years. The vibe is casual and welcoming, suitable for groups or solo diners, with a wide variety of authentic dishes and free chè dessert. It stays open late, providing a relaxed spot for traditional meals well into the night.
Lunch here offers enjoyable meals that bring people together. The experience feels special and welcoming, making it a spot people look forward to visiting.
Northern Vietnamese classics shine with superb pho, including wagyu pho and chicken pho with breast meat. Dishes like Bun Cha Hanoi and nuoc mam wings offer hearty, authentic flavors, while che dau den provides a balanced, not-too-sweet finish.
Good to know
The restaurant stays open until midnight, making it a late-night option.
Prices are reasonable, with many dishes under $20.
The menu features a wide variety of Vietnamese dishes, including pho and hot pot.
Vietnamese restaurant offers a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere with bright, modern decor and ambient lighting. The space feels warm and inviting, often busy with lively, happy diners enjoying authentic noodle soups. Seating fills quickly, reflecting its popularity and authentic culinary focus.
Busy times still allow for quick seating during Sunday lunch. Options cater well to those craving Chinese food on weekdays like Monday.
Broth stands out with its flavorful bone base and strong fish sauce notes, avoiding MSG. Offers more than just pho, with authentic Californian Vietnamese noodles and dishes like ap chao.
Good to know
You will not be seated unless your whole party is there.
The restaurant is closed on Wednesdays.
Parking was easy with lots of spaces.
Vietnamese restaurant offers clean dining room with plenty of seating and Vietnamese music playing softly. Tables include call buttons for quick service, and sauces and utensils are easily accessible. Pho stands out as the best and most authentic dish, with large portions at reasonable prices.
Lunch here centers on pho, making it a reliable choice for midday meals. Parking is generally available except during peak lunch times.
Pho here features a rich soup stock and tender beef that make each bowl stand out. Generous servings of sprouts and vegetables accompany the pho, adding fresh texture and flavor.
Good to know
Parking spots around the restaurant should be enough if it is not peak lunch times.
The owner allows parking at the restaurant with a purchase.
Portion sizes are large and reasonably priced.
Vietnamese restaurant offers large portions of broken rice plates with grilled meats and a busy, communal atmosphere. Tables sit close together in a space resembling an old-school takeout spot, often filled with locals sharing laughter. The place draws crowds with its affordable prices and authentic flavors.
Busy spot with a long lunch line shows its popularity. Staff use strong bleach cleaning even during peak lunch hours.
Broken rice plates stand out with amazing flavor and filling portions. All-you-can-eat Com Tam options add variety to the delicious Vietnamese food offerings.
Good to know
All-you-can-eat is available from 5 PM to 8 PM.
The AYCE option costs $19.99 but has time restrictions.
Parking is plentiful in the small plaza.
Brightly lit space with comfy booths and fresh floral decorations creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Crowds make it loud and busy, especially during peak times. Staff interactions can be noisy, adding to the energetic vibe.
Crowded atmosphere marks lunch hours with a steady flow of diners. The spot stays busy through both lunch and dinner times.
Broths stay true to Vietnamese cuisine across a variety of dishes. The Bun bo Hue and hu tieu stand out with authentic flavors, complemented by attentive service that enhances the meal experience.
Good to know
Parking is available upfront and is spacious.
Expect a 15-minute wait for a table during busy hours.
Prices for meals range from $14.95 to $20.
Spacious dining area features modern, clean design with bright studio-style decor and Vietnamese cultural murals. Atmosphere stays comfortable and chill, though noise rises near booths when busy. Guests enjoy specialized banh uot dishes served in unique stacked plates, creating a distinct dining experience.
Bright, clean studio-style decor creates a welcoming space for group lunch gatherings. Tables are usually available without long waits during the lunch hour.
Unique concept lets you make your own banh cuon with fresh vegetables and protein wraps. The bun Bo hue features tender meat, well-seasoned broth, and large portions. Crispy pork with savory fish sauce and strong Vietnamese coffee add to the authentic experience.
Good to know
Parking might be hard during peak hours.
Joining the Yelp waitlist beforehand helped us avoid a long wait.
The restaurant closes at 7:30 pm on the day we visited.
Brightly lit space with clean, modern decor and a traditional noodle cart at the entrance creates an authentic Vietnamese-Chinese vibe. Atmosphere is moderately loud and casual, attracting families and noodle lovers. Known for hearty, nostalgic noodles and a fusion of Vietnamese and Chinese flavors.
Good to know
The restaurant is open until 2:00 AM, making it a late-night option.
Expect about a 30-minute wait to be seated during busy hours.
Parking can be quite difficult in the busy Little Saigon plaza.