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New Leaf Bistro

4.1 (244 reviews)
ModerateVietnamese, Noodles
Open • 11:00 am - 9:30 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Vegan pho - delicious and nutritious
L. D.

DELICIOUS. I had the chicken pho with a side of veggies. Couldn't stop eating past the point of full - so good! Plus they have outdoor seating covered under an awning. Want to try the vegan pho some day. Update! Been coming here for a while now. Have had the chance to try many pho spots in Seattle and this one still is one of my favorites. The ratio of noodles to broth to meat or veggies can't be beat. Every spoonful till the last drop of broth has noodles. It's really quite amazing how they do it even with the small sized bowl (which is not small at all - always stuffed afterwards). Since my last review, I have had the vegan pho and it's one of the best. Wide assortment of veggies and plenty of tofu. I switch off between the steak pho and vegan. Also the chicken vermicelli is one of my favorites on a hot day. Never can finish - so much food!!

Red curry
Trav H.

I was in here once before and thought I left a review but I guess not. Last time everything was great, I got a small pho and it was good. This time the restaurant was much more put together, and their menu looked like it had some new options. I know this because anytime a menu has thai curry I gotta try it first, and I got pho last time. Well, I got red curry, and it really wasn't great. I enjoyed all the veggies it in, but the sauce just tasted like a store bough sauce packet. It didn't taste made in house. It didn't have that hint of Thai sweetness in it. It honestly tasted more like an Indian curry, which I'm not a fan of. The lady who served me seemed very nice though. I also got pork fresh rolls and asked for peanut sauce instead of the fish sauce that comes with. It was a little too runny for my preference, but that's just how I feel. Just a little constructive criticism, this restaurant has potential.

Large beef combo and Thai tea
Lando T.

Really good food and amazing proportions. Greeted very quickly upon arrival and seated. It was a Friday night, so after being seated the place began to fill up. The restaurant is spacious and allows for everyone to dine comfortably. Great spot to enjoy an amazing bowl of pho

Vermicelli with Chicken (so much food!)
Raye T.

They were short staffed but worked incrediably hard on all the in-person diners and endless takeout orders. The service was nice, the food was tasty, and the portions are awesome! The vermicelli was humongous and the papaya salad with tofu was also enough for a group of four to share. The grilled pork was sooooooooooooo delicous and juicy. Really glad we came here today!

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LOVE this place and can't recommend the firecracker chicken enough. Great fresh spring rolls too.

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Yummmmmmm. And good friendly people!! I love how they prepare, food wise! Good atmosphere here!

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Very tasty! Will definitely go there again for my next Pho craving. The staff was also friendly.

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Been here multiple times. Food is always good and service is always good. Nice clean spot in west Seattle

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Excellent chicken Pho with fresh ingredients . Amazing flavors and generous portion size.

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I always say, good pho is completely dependent on the flavor of the broth, and these guys definitely got it.

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West Seattle resident as of 20 years now. The chicken pho (Pho Ga) here is excellent. Wow. Come by, check it out.

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Food is absolute shit. I moved here from Southern California. I can't believe how hard it is to find decent food around here.

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