Casual, family-run space buzzes with locals and carries a strong Vietnamese vibe reminiscent of Hanoi. Menu features authentic dishes like Bun Bo Hue and Bun Cha, offering rich Central Vietnamese flavor rarely found outside Vietnam. Pricing surprises occur, but the freshness of shrimp rolls and bold flavors stand out.
Authentic BunCha stands out here, capturing the true taste of central Vietnam. Dish no.48 with egg noodles offers excellent, authentic Vietnamese soup noodles in a mom and pop setting.
Bun Bo Hue stands out with its phenomenal flavor and on-point broth. Plates like broken rice with pork chop and dishes with egg noodles offer authentic Vietnamese tastes rarely found elsewhere.
Good to know
Parking is free at the restaurant.
Bun Cha is only available during the week.
The menu prices are higher than those listed online.
Bright, airy coffee shop blends Vietnamese cultural storytelling with art displays and light jazz. Community space includes a library and local art market, creating a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Dog-friendly atmosphere complements strong espresso and unique Vietnamese coffee offerings.
Offers authentic Vietnamese coffee known as cafe sua da with Vietnamese roasted coffee beans. Serves unique and genuine food and drinks in a welcoming setting.
Banh mi sandwiches stand out with a unique pressed baguette and crispy, perfectly seasoned pate. The Vietnamese coffee features torched egg cream and authentic cafe sua da, complementing dishes like the an sang breakfast banh mi and nem nuong.
Good to know
Mochis are available on Fridays, adding a special treat to the menu.
Parking can be challenging, but there is free parking nearby.
Seating is limited, so expect a busy atmosphere on weekends.
Bright, compact space with colorful lanterns and Victorian-modern decor creates a warm, homely atmosphere. The vibe is relaxed and fun, with fast service and a lively but low-key crowd. Small and cozy, it feels like a hidden gem for enjoying excellent pho.
Pho features fresh beef and tendon, a yummy broth, and sticky noodles that capture authentic Vietnamese flavors.
Pho here stands out with rich, savory broth and tender brisket that defines the experience. Spring rolls come with fresh vegetables and a balanced peanut sauce that complements the meal well.
Good to know
They automatically add an 18% tip for groups of more than 5.
Street parking is available near the restaurant.
The portion sizes are big and worth the price.
Small, cozy Vietnamese restaurant with a no-frills environment and authentic atmosphere. Quiet and comfortable space with a simple interior and simmering broth aroma that defines the setting. Known for excellent pho, it attracts those seeking genuine flavors in an unpretentious spot.
Broth stands out with authentic flavors that match those found in Vietnam. The spot offers a no frills atmosphere and includes vegetarian options alongside classic pho.
Pho broth stands out with its well-balanced and heartwarming flavor, made with care every day. The pho includes all the beef and pairs well with spring egg rolls for a taste close to home cooking.
Good to know
You need to bring cash to pay, as they prefer cash payments.
The food is served quickly, making it a great option for a fast meal.
Portion sizes are generous, providing great value for your money.
Small Vietnamese restaurant offers a peaceful, clean, and bright atmosphere with Vietnamese acoustic music and family-like regulars. The space feels humble and welcoming, with reasonable prices and a gated parking lot. It serves authentic dishes that attract both Vietnamese and non-Vietnamese families.
Saigon pho and bun bo hue here taste truly authentic. Service feels unpolished, which adds to the genuine vibe.
Bun Bo Hue broth made in-house stands out as a specialty here. The pho is authentic and classic, with options like brisket pho and Saigon pho. Both pho and spring rolls taste solid and satisfying.
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Phở Số 1 offers a wide range of menu options for both non-Vietnamese and Vietnamese families.
The restaurant is open for breakfast with a full menu available.
The wait time for food is very quick, making it a good option for a quick meal.
Small, fast-paced counter-service deli with a Vietnamese menu known for affordable prices and authentic sandwiches. Busy atmosphere with efficient order handling and a preference for cash payments. Popular for Banh Mi sandwiches and a variety of food options despite limited space.
Sandwiches serve authentic style bahn mi with affordable prices. Vietnamese dishes maintain authentic flavors throughout the menu.
Vietnamese sandwiches feature fresh bread that is crispy outside and soft inside. Banh mi options include tofu and cha lua, with butter and pate coating the baguette. Spring rolls and steamed buns also stand out as fantastic choices.
Good to know
Saigon Deli accepts only cash payments; credit cards incur a $0.75 fee.
Lunch options are available for under $10, with sandwiches around $6.
Parking is available in a small lot next to the deli.
Spacious cafe with natural light and a teddy bear theme creates a warm, inviting atmosphere ideal for studying or hanging out. Music plays softly, supporting a laid-back vibe without overpowering conversation or work. Plenty of seating and charging outlets accommodate both individuals and groups comfortably.
Coffee offers an authentic, strong flavor true to Vietnamese style. It stands out as a hidden gem for those seeking genuine taste.
Vietnamese coffee features a subtle corn flavor that pairs well with the traditional brew. Banh mi sandwiches serve as a perfect small snack alongside the cozy cafe atmosphere.
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PLUS84 is open late, making it a rare find in Seattle's coffee scene.
They offer a variety of coffee, milk tea, and snacks, including ham and cheese croissants.
The cafe has ample seating and plenty of outlets, ideal for studying.
Vietnamese coffee shop offers a cozy and serene atmosphere filled with numerous houseplants like Monstera deliciosa and spider plants. Quiet space suits reading or working, enhanced by an impressive collection of books including Vietnamese manga. Pandan waffles stand out as a distinctive treat, light and flavorful without being overly sweet.
Coffee delivers an interesting aftertaste and tastes just like what you'd find in Vietnam. The café feels authentic and familiar, similar to small-town hip spots there.
Strong Vietnamese coffee stands out with rich flavors. Pandan waffles complement the drinks well, making the food and coffee equally enjoyable.
Good to know
Parking is mostly street parking, which can be difficult to secure.
Ordering ahead is recommended due to limited seating.
The shop offers vegan options and homemade condensed milk.
Tiny, hole-in-the-wall dumpling spot with limited indoor counter seating and some outdoor tables in a back alley. Atmosphere feels cozy and family-run despite being cramped and busy, with a chill vibe in less crowded areas. Freshly steamed dumplings fill the air, creating a hidden gem experience.
Dumplings have a flavorful pork filling and taste authentic. Chinese noodle soup features rich, meaty broth with genuine flavors.
Pho comes in tasty versions including a vegetable tofu pho. The spring rolls are delicious and the pork buns are large and substantial. The Vietnamese sandwich costs 9 dollars and is satisfying.
Good to know
An order of dumplings typically contains 10 pieces instead of 12.
The dumplings cost about $13 for 10 handmade pieces.
There is very limited indoor seating, with only 4-5 stools available.
Small space offers a cozy atmosphere with a warm, inviting vibe that feels homey and quiet. It attracts those seeking authentic Vietnamese pho in a low-key setting. The place stands out for its affordable prices and consistent pho quality.
Cozy atmosphere supports the authentic Vietnamese food experience. Pho dishes show excellent, authentic flavors.
Pho stands out with its extremely flavorful broth and satisfying taste, perfect for cold days. The Bun bo hue and Banh Mi also deliver strong, authentic Vietnamese flavors, complemented by accommodating service for groups.
Good to know
The menu includes a variety of pho, vermicelli, rice bowls, and banh mi.
Prices are competitive but can be higher than similar dishes in Seattle.
There is a small step at the entrance, making it not wheelchair accessible.