Hey munchkins! Today we had a lovely day in Zürich. I bought a Texas license plate, went to the top…read moreof Zürich and got into an elaborate guessing game about a book my friend bought. Amidst all the fun we got dinner at Saigon. A meal that was un-pho-gettable. If I mispronounced it would be a pho-paux. Alright now that you've experienced the lows of those terrible puns we can appropriately contrast with the highs of this excellent meal. Everything we got was made exceptionally. The beef noodles were really good. The noodles are great. I slurped them down quite quickly. They were both savory and spicy. My friend who got the shrimp pho said it was, well un-pho-gettable. The vibes, the spirit, and the soul are all there. My other friend got the sated beef with fried rice. It was a bit salty but he loved that about Vietnamese cuisine! The service was also great. The waiters were very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in Vietnemise food!

Decent place with seemingly lots of locals, but not great for groups…read more - Pho: meh -- Was craving Pho, but it's pretty pricey (~25 CHF) and really sweet for "pho" broth. - Summer rolls were just okay, and the sauce it was served with wasn't quite hoisin but some spicy/sweet mix - Steamed rice rolls were a pass for me, way too oily

Mmmhmmm... so good! Delicious food at reasonable prices. Fried noodles: Great, om nom nom, huge…read moreportion for 16.50. Even comes with an espresso. Pizzas for the same price. Yums! Do go there!

"Life is too short for tasteless soup" is the motto on their website and hell yeah, the soup at…read morePetit Saigon packs a punch! This is a tiny little place right near Schmiede Wiedikon with a super limited menu so I skipped it a few times as there are plenty of restaurants in the neighborhood but one day I was craving Vietnamese noodle soup and decided to get a take-away (as a side note: they are called take-away on Yelp but they have plenty of seating space both inside and outside). I am a big fan of both Pho and Bun Bo Hue with a slight preference of the latter and I am quite picky but I must say, although not super authentic, the Bun Bo Hue at Petit Saigon was one of the best versions I had in a long time. The soup was not super spicy and there were no more "exotic" ingredients like blood pudding or pork knuckle in it but I guess they have to cater to the local crowd. However, the beef was of good quality and there was plenty of it and their broth was very tasty. In addition, it was all packed nicely and the portion size was decent for the price. The fact that I wanted to go back the next day to get the exact same thing (& that I was super disappointed that they close on Sundays) says enough! This is definitely highly recommended if you want simple but good Vietnamese noodle soup.

Love their banh xeo with tofu and banh cuon. They don't serve 'cha' with the banh cuon which I'm…read morenormally used to but the food was still great. Definitely will return when I visit again.

I was so giddy to see so many Vietnamese food options in Zurich. After 2 weeks in Europe I craved…read moremy mom's food and this was the next best thing. After seeing bun rieu (crab noodle soup) on the menu, I was excited as it's one of my favorite noodle soups! Being in the middle of Europe, I went in with low expectations. The toppings and accompanied veggies and herbs were lacking, but I'd expected it. What I was not expecting was how authentic the flavors were! The broth had that crab and shrimp paste flavors and they even had the authentic soft and creamy crab paste which not too many restaurants get it right. My husband had the bun bo hue, the same dish he had at the other restaurant, Saigon, from 2 nights earlier. He preferred the other restaurant's BBH over at SG. I liked the flavor of the broth at Pho Mai better, but the toppings were better at SG's. Instead of beef shank, Pho Mai used rare beef steak (typically used for rare stead pho). Overall the flavors for both dishes were well done. If they'd just put a little more effort in putting in more toppings (especially for the BBH as it always come with multiple proteins aside from beef slices) it would take this restaurant to another level. But I can understand why they'd cut corners as their menu is quite extensive with many dishes and it seems they're also short-staffed.

Very cozy and authentic vietnamese restaurant. Best one in…read moreZurich so far! Very nice service, fair prices and good portions. Make sure to try: Caphe Sua Da (viet. Ice coffee) Or the Sing To Mang Cau (soursop smoothie) Banh Cuon Bun Bo Hue Banh Xeo Che Banh Lot

Been here in Europe for almost 2 1/2 weeks now and been craving for Pho and happened to bumped into…read morethis resto while walking around town. What a surprise and their Pho is pretty good! Broth was spot on and lots of meat. Simple but very delicious. The papaya salad was so fresh and love the flavor. Service was quick and nice to sit outside the resto. Highly recommend this Pho place when u visit Zurich.

This had good reviews and was located near our hotel so we decided to stop by on a Monday evening…read more They had Vietnamese chefs and also Vietnamese patrons eating so that was a good sign. Service was not overly friendly but efficient. They speak English, German and Vietnamese (maybe more but that's all I heard). We ordered the beef pho and chicken pho, and split the spring rolls which came with four small rolls. The pho was generously sized and I preferred the beef broth over the chicken broth. They automatically give you a small dipping bowl with half Sriracha and half hoisin sauce for your pho meat, which I've never seen before. Toppings (bean sprouts, herbs) came in the bowl instead of on the side as well. Flavor was not exactly what I'm used to in the US but was good enough for what we wanted. Some fish sauce on the table would have been nice, although they did have soy sauce and chili oil. My main issue was the price. 25 francs for a bowl of pho is probably reasonable for Zurich but the most expensive bowl of pho I've ever had. They also charge one franc per cup of tap water which is a bit much in my opinion. Next time I'll just bring my reusable water bottle.

Small place with good food and reasonable price. This is by far the best pho In Switzerland…read morecompared to 2 others. They have condiments.

***23.09.14 five months in and the 'warm and fuzzy' reception we received back in April has now…read morebecome 'abrupt and hurried'. The joint is busier and with that the staff seem a bit disaffected, strangely. --food still tastes nice. Pho Vietnam is newly opened and ready to WOW folks with their fresh and tasty pho, among other things. Having eaten pho in various cities around the globe over the past 20 years, I can say with some authority that this version is lovely but not what one might necessarily expect if one has had the pleasure of eating pho in the SF Bay Area or LDN or Ho Chi Minh City, for that matter. The lovely young man who took our order told me that the Swiss 'won't eat tripe and cartilage', so P.V. doesn't offer a pho containing those tasty bits of cow. The brisket, however, was fairly plentiful. Interestingly, there, too, seemed to be an awful lot of black pepper in our soup. So much so that after consuming all of the broth, my husband's empty bowl was scored with many, many black marks. We both experienced a bit of 'pepper burn' after eating our meal as well. In addition to black pepper, the soup was well-flavored with green onion, white onion, and other finely chopped greens (I think I detected a bit of curry leaf) and, as it should be, tasted so very fresh. The usual side dish of lemon, bean sprouts, Asian basil and what appeared to be mustard green (no chilies and no cilantro) came out with the soup. There was, unfortunately, no Hoisin sauce on our sidewalk table, so I naively assumed that P.V. hadn't any. We spotted the sauce on our way in to pay. Oopsie. All you pho folk: don't forget to ask for it! Trotting out my paltry Vietnamese, I ordered an iced coffee from a very obliging and friendly woman at the counter. I hadn't actually seen cà phê sua đá (iced coffee with condensed milk) on the menu, but the non-iced variety is listed. Coffee lovers would do well to try this beverage. It's sweet and has a richly-flavored coffee taste. Although pho is considered 'street food' in Vietnam, it isn't here, so expect to pay 15.90 for a decent-sized bowl that won't leave you feeling stuffed, but rather satisfied.

Super clean and very inviting . Great bar menu options with mock tails as well. Ordered a few…read morestarters and everything was amazing stop in for a great late night dinner option! Service was amazing the whole crew was very attentive and polite. Easy to find and great menu.

Yen's has very good food and their fish is very fresh. The restaurant was quite busy when we came…read morebut luckily we only needed to wait a few minutes to get a table. We were a party of 3 at 8pm on a Thursday. The wait staff is friendly and spoke English well. I ordered the Yamato bento. It had good portions of rice, salmon teriyaki, sushi, sashimi and rolls. We also ordered tempura roll and it was very good. I would love to come eat here again

The space here is quite open and upbeat. The menu had quite a variety to choose your favorite…read moreVietnamese dish. Truly enjoyed the Pho the flavors were great, portion size and meat were excellent. Staff were friendly.

Good food. Quick service Will be back soon! I had the green…read morecurry which honestly wasn't my favorite but everything else looked amazing