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Pho 420 Saigon in Palisades Park, NJ. Moody Sunday calls for Hot and Spicy Pho. Crispy Pork Spring Roll and Spicy Pho Oxtail, Rare Eye-Round Pho are my favorite at @pho420saigon. It's nothing fancy but the service is fast!
I've been to Pho 420 Saigon a few times now. It's a small local spot on the main street of Palisades Park. They have maybe ten tables. Their pho is pretty good, especially the broth. And they have a few interesting variations, such as SP3, which has a spicy beef broth. The only thing i dislike about their pho is how delicate the noodles are. The noodles have been overcooked every time i've gone, so they often break as i go to pick them up, which makes eating the dish difficult. They're also a bit pricier than other local pho spots that are just as good.
Good service, not so good pho. I've got to learn my lesson and not walk into Korean pho restaurants with any semblance of hope it would taste as good as their Vietnamese counterparts. At least this place wasn't nearly as horrific as the truly, genuinely awful Korean pho joint PhoBu in Fort Lee, which mercifully shut down. But long story short, as others here have pointed out, the pho just doesn't taste right. Broth, noodle, meat mix is just off and doesn't have the same taste, feel, texture or vibe of genuine pho. That said, the quality of what they offer isn't poor at all and if you don't care about pho tasting like what you'd get in a real Vietnamese place, then you're fine. Same goes for their pork chop entree which tastes fine but isn't much like their Vietnamese counterparts. However, like the pho, at least they use decent ingredients. However, note they are also more pricey than other places. The service here was good and the restaurant itself was clean. I also like how their delivery service they do a good job of packing the food in a very clean and eco friendly way. Too bad this place wasn't more authentic in terms of taste or execution, would have been nice to have another good pho option in town but at least it isn't as horrible as some other similar wannabe pho joints.
Had to try the new pho place in town! We got summer rolls, pho, and a shrimp fried rice. There were also options for spicy pho which my boyfriend considered but ultimately decided against because this was our first visit. Everything was delicious, and I appreciated that they asked our preferences for things like hot or cold water/barley tea (I think) and if we were okay with cilantro. The pho itself was tasty and a little on the bland side. I can't put my finger on why, but it does not taste as authentic as the obviously Vietnamese run places I have been to. It does, however, satisfy my craving for pho, as I am not Vietnamese and honestly there are not many authentic good pho places in this region to begin with (feel free to dm me with suggestions if you have any lol). The presentation of the dishes was very neat and attractive. Prices were a little high especially considering the serving sizes compared to some other pho places I've been to, but nothing unreasonable at all. I would definitely return! Just one small thing--the cups for the barley tea are very small and I'm a huge water guzzler. I feel like bigger cups might make it so they don't have to come by and refill as often for people like me!
As a Vietnamese, I was suspecting at first if the pho would taste okay here because the restaurant was in the middle of Korean neighborhood and the staffs seemed to be all Korean. However, I was very impressed with my order and felt sooooo content! Enjoyed every bite and finished every single thing including the broth. The bowl of pho was also served with extra beansprouts and sliced onions on the side. Except for when I was in my home country of Vietnam, I never saw any other Vietnamese restaurants in the States that served a generous amount of sliced onions on the side. Side beansprouts are pretty common, but not sliced onions. Nothing like a good bowl of pho on a rainy cold day Not only the food was good, but also the staff was friendly. We were curious what 420 stood for and he explained that it sounded like Saigon when being pronounced in Korean. Interesting fact to learn! Definitely will come back here for more.
New restaurant on Broad Ave offering Korean-style Vietnamese food. If you are looking for authentic pho, this won't satisfy you. They are currently offering limited indoor dinning and takeout. No delivery yet. We opted for takeout and their packaging is on another level. Like many takeout places in Korea, they seal everything. It's nice because there is less worry of a mess during transport. We tried a bun and pho. They were out of spring rolls already by 5:30pm on a weekday. The food is decent, nothing to rave about. The pho broth lacked depth. It has very little of the favors of authentic Vietnamese pho but I guess this can be enjoyable too. They give you tons of hot peppers if that's your thing. The grilled meat on the bun had good flavor but was dry and a little over cooked. The tempura was nice and crispy. They use the same rice noodles for their bun and pho.
This place is small little restaurant, if you weren't paying attention you probably drive right past it. When you go inside, other than the wood trimming, the restaurant is pretty plain with bunch of tables and that's it. You go there just for the bowl of pho. That's what they're known for. The waiter was friendly but the food took a little bit to come out. I guess it's ok. gave me a chance to check my email on my phone. I definitely recommend checking it out if you're in the area
Best pho in Bergen county I've found. I always get P1. I love how they ask you if you want cilantro and they give you a side of onions with other veggies (crucial for the broth). It comes out piping hot and I always leave feeling happy. I can go eat pho here at least once a week. It's so good. Broth is on point. The beef is so tender. And always get the large bowl for a dollar more!
A solid Vietnamese restaurant. I would say it's between 4 and 5 stars. The pho was good, but the Vietnamese bibim noodles were not the best. Overall, it was a pleasure to visit. The staff was kind enough to explain the dishes on the menu patiently, and the atmosphere was good for the family.
This a Korean style pho place with a variety of dishes including bahn mi sandwiches. We had the raw beef pho P2(13.95), oxtail pho (special $18) and the spicy gopchang intestine pho ($17). They were all so good! Pho broth was clean, noodles were just right! Each soup comes with yellow pickled radish and spicy chopped chilli peppers. This is one of the best pho places in Palisades Park area!
I tried Pho for the first time in Pennsylvania for the first time and I've been trying to find that flavor that taste that deliciousness again. And guys I FOUND IT! This restaurant is the best Pho in New Jersey! YES! You heard me right the best Pho in New Jersey hands down! Trust me I've tried other Pho restaurants in the area and they don't compare to this restaurant at all. You are greeted with a nice medium size restaurant they offer you hot tea or ice tea and the wait is less than 20min for your meal. I tried the P7 which is well done brisket flank pho and it's juicy tender soft and the broth is heavenly the presentation the taste is to die for. WOW! I also love their shrimp fried rice and chicken fried rice. Their crispy fried shrimp rolled is also very tasty too! Presentation is key for me and they delivered I felt like I was seated at a royal palace getting ready for my royal dinner when I saw my plate being placed on the table. To make matters even more amazing I ordered take out the second day after trying them because they were soooooo delicious that I was astonished to see how well they pack the food for take out and the consistency in taste and quality they truly pride themselves in awesome customer service they are an amazing restaurant go bless your taste buds. Don't even think about it! They don't have seafood pho but I don't even mine I really liked them and I'm so excited to explore their menu! I'm so pleased with this company they have exceeded my expectations and they have made a new regular because I plan on eating here at least once a week !
This pho restaurant serves Korean style pho with visually appealing presentation. Def not my style of pho - I'm not a fan of Korean style pho because it misses strong flavors of the spices (cinnamon, star anise, etc) but I know older Koreans enjoy this flavor. Noodles taste processed & the soup is beefy but bland. The restaurant itself was super clean and well put together. Loved how they serve the pho in trays with sides & sauce plate. It's always interesting to see how Koreans reinterpret Vietnamese pho (ie. Pho32). Maybe I'll try out other things in their menu, but the pho was a no for me.
2 years ago
Not sure why the poor ratings here but that was also why I didn't have high expectations but it was certainly better than I expected which is always a great feeling! Only came here to try the pho: - P2 pho rare eye round 4/5 - P5 pho well done brisket thin beef belly 4/5 Both pho was very meaty and had good quality meat but the noodles itself tastes instant, broth came piping hot which was amazinggg, and well flavored (but more on the saltier spectrum). Portion was also great as well Tip: ask for the chili oil!! Made the broth 10x better!! read more
(Overall: A) - Overall, Pho 420 Saigon seems to have a plentiful amount of food that tastes quite reasonable and is delivered in a way thats well packaged. Highly recommend for those in the North Jersey area. (Pho 1: A) - This bowl comes with brisket, flank, tendon, and tripe, and only costs $13 which is considerably cheap considering the massive bowl of soup that comes with it. I was quite happy with the packaging, flavor, and execution of the pho. (Rib Plate Pho: A) - This one costs 1.5x the regular numbered phos, but comes with more noodle and noticeably more beef. I also liked the spicy pickled radish pairing that I found quite unique for a pho restaurant. -- Food: E Presentation: +1 Price: +1 Overall: +2 A Insta/Beli: @amei_eats read more
2 years ago
This place was easy to find parking available all around the area which was a plus for me. The server was super fast and polite. This is a very chill place great for lunch or dinner date. The pho was phenomenal truly takes you to a different time zone. If you ever need a get away with your taste buds this is where you'll find it. read more
1 year ago
Pho 420 Saigon in Palisades Park, NJ. Moody Sunday calls for Hot and Spicy Pho. Crispy Pork Spring Roll and Spicy Pho Oxtail, Rare Eye-Round Pho are my favorite at @pho420saigon. It's nothing fancy but the service is fast! read more
I've been to Pho 420 Saigon a few times now. It's a small local spot on the main street of Palisades Park. They have maybe ten tables. Their pho is pretty good, especially the broth. And they have a few interesting variations, such as SP3, which has a spicy beef broth. The only thing i dislike about their pho is how delicate the noodles are. The noodles have been overcooked every time i've gone, so they often break as i go to pick them up, which makes eating the dish difficult. They're also a bit pricier than other local pho spots that are just as good. read more
Good service, not so good pho. I've got to learn my lesson and not walk into Korean pho restaurants with any semblance of hope it would taste as good as their Vietnamese counterparts. At least this place wasn't nearly as horrific as the truly, genuinely awful Korean pho joint PhoBu in Fort Lee, which mercifully shut down. But long story short, as others here have pointed out, the pho just doesn't taste right. Broth, noodle, meat mix is just off and doesn't have the same taste, feel, texture or vibe of genuine pho. That said, the quality of what they offer isn't poor at all and if you don't care about pho tasting like what you'd get in a real Vietnamese place, then you're fine. Same goes for their pork chop entree which tastes fine but isn't much like their Vietnamese counterparts. However, like the pho, at least they use decent ingredients. However, note they are also more pricey than other places. The service here was good and the restaurant itself was clean. I also like how their delivery service they do a good job of packing the food in a very clean and eco friendly way. Too bad this place wasn't more authentic in terms of taste or execution, would have been nice to have another good pho option in town but at least it isn't as horrible as some other similar wannabe pho joints. read more
11 months ago
Had to try the new pho place in town! We got summer rolls, pho, and a shrimp fried rice. There were also options for spicy pho which my boyfriend considered but ultimately decided against because this was our first visit. Everything was delicious, and I appreciated that they asked our preferences for things like hot or cold water/barley tea (I think) and if we were okay with cilantro. The pho itself was tasty and a little on the bland side. I can't put my finger on why, but it does not taste as authentic as the obviously Vietnamese run places I have been to. It does, however, satisfy my craving for pho, as I am not Vietnamese and honestly there are not many authentic good pho places in this region to begin with (feel free to dm me with suggestions if you have any lol). The presentation of the dishes was very neat and attractive. Prices were a little high especially considering the serving sizes compared to some other pho places I've been to, but nothing unreasonable at all. I would definitely return! Just one small thing--the cups for the barley tea are very small and I'm a huge water guzzler. I feel like bigger cups might make it so they don't have to come by and refill as often for people like me! read more
4 years ago
As a Vietnamese, I was suspecting at first if the pho would taste okay here because the restaurant was in the middle of Korean neighborhood and the staffs seemed to be all Korean. However, I was very impressed with my order and felt sooooo content! Enjoyed every bite and finished every single thing including the broth. The bowl of pho was also served with extra beansprouts and sliced onions on the side. Except for when I was in my home country of Vietnam, I never saw any other Vietnamese restaurants in the States that served a generous amount of sliced onions on the side. Side beansprouts are pretty common, but not sliced onions. Nothing like a good bowl of pho on a rainy cold day Not only the food was good, but also the staff was friendly. We were curious what 420 stood for and he explained that it sounded like Saigon when being pronounced in Korean. Interesting fact to learn! Definitely will come back here for more. read more
New restaurant on Broad Ave offering Korean-style Vietnamese food. If you are looking for authentic pho, this won't satisfy you. They are currently offering limited indoor dinning and takeout. No delivery yet. We opted for takeout and their packaging is on another level. Like many takeout places in Korea, they seal everything. It's nice because there is less worry of a mess during transport. We tried a bun and pho. They were out of spring rolls already by 5:30pm on a weekday. The food is decent, nothing to rave about. The pho broth lacked depth. It has very little of the favors of authentic Vietnamese pho but I guess this can be enjoyable too. They give you tons of hot peppers if that's your thing. The grilled meat on the bun had good flavor but was dry and a little over cooked. The tempura was nice and crispy. They use the same rice noodles for their bun and pho. read more
This place is small little restaurant, if you weren't paying attention you probably drive right past it. When you go inside, other than the wood trimming, the restaurant is pretty plain with bunch of tables and that's it. You go there just for the bowl of pho. That's what they're known for. The waiter was friendly but the food took a little bit to come out. I guess it's ok. gave me a chance to check my email on my phone. I definitely recommend checking it out if you're in the area read more
Best pho in Bergen county I've found. I always get P1. I love how they ask you if you want cilantro and they give you a side of onions with other veggies (crucial for the broth). It comes out piping hot and I always leave feeling happy. I can go eat pho here at least once a week. It's so good. Broth is on point. The beef is so tender. And always get the large bowl for a dollar more! read more
3 years ago
A solid Vietnamese restaurant. I would say it's between 4 and 5 stars. The pho was good, but the Vietnamese bibim noodles were not the best. Overall, it was a pleasure to visit. The staff was kind enough to explain the dishes on the menu patiently, and the atmosphere was good for the family. read more
2 years ago
This a Korean style pho place with a variety of dishes including bahn mi sandwiches. We had the raw beef pho P2(13.95), oxtail pho (special $18) and the spicy gopchang intestine pho ($17). They were all so good! Pho broth was clean, noodles were just right! Each soup comes with yellow pickled radish and spicy chopped chilli peppers. This is one of the best pho places in Palisades Park area! read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
the worst grilled chicken vermicelli I ever had. Horrible I'm so mad! I know that I told you to remove the meat ball cuz I don't want it. But just rice noodle and chicken? No other flavor or vegetables?? This is definitely not a finished dish!! So pissed read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
I tried Pho for the first time in Pennsylvania for the first time and I've been trying to find that flavor that taste that deliciousness again. And guys I FOUND IT! This restaurant is the best Pho in New Jersey! YES! You heard me right the best Pho in New Jersey hands down! Trust me I've tried other Pho restaurants in the area and they don't compare to this restaurant at all. You are greeted with a nice medium size restaurant they offer you hot tea or ice tea and the wait is less than 20min for your meal. I tried the P7 which is well done brisket flank pho and it's juicy tender soft and the broth is heavenly the presentation the taste is to die for. WOW! I also love their shrimp fried rice and chicken fried rice. Their crispy fried shrimp rolled is also very tasty too! Presentation is key for me and they delivered I felt like I was seated at a royal palace getting ready for my royal dinner when I saw my plate being placed on the table. To make matters even more amazing I ordered take out the second day after trying them because they were soooooo delicious that I was astonished to see how well they pack the food for take out and the consistency in taste and quality they truly pride themselves in awesome customer service they are an amazing restaurant go bless your taste buds. Don't even think about it! They don't have seafood pho but I don't even mine I really liked them and I'm so excited to explore their menu! I'm so pleased with this company they have exceeded my expectations and they have made a new regular because I plan on eating here at least once a week ! read more
6 years ago
This pho restaurant serves Korean style pho with visually appealing presentation. Def not my style of pho - I'm not a fan of Korean style pho because it misses strong flavors of the spices (cinnamon, star anise, etc) but I know older Koreans enjoy this flavor. Noodles taste processed & the soup is beefy but bland. The restaurant itself was super clean and well put together. Loved how they serve the pho in trays with sides & sauce plate. It's always interesting to see how Koreans reinterpret Vietnamese pho (ie. Pho32). Maybe I'll try out other things in their menu, but the pho was a no for me. read more
6 years ago
Love their take out packages! I've tried delivery from this place twice They're so good with following the notes! :) The pho is a little more pricey than other places, but I don't mind spending an extra few bucks to get quality ingredients and food. I've tried their pho, summer roll and crispy spring rolls The pho broth is nice in depth, but not too salty which I appreciate. The portion is rather large. I like that the apps come with a small salad and some type fish sauce. They give you many different toppings with the pho aside from the typical mungbean sprout, chinese mint, onion, lime. They also include Vietnamese peppers and scallions. I'm not a huge raw onion person, so I appreciate that they dont put a crap load of onions on the noodles. :) I'd love to try their spicy pho, seems very pricey to explore a new menu. Perhaps when i'm feeling adventurous i shall try... read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
Service was good. Food was normal. But, they have a lot of unique menu. Nice and clean place. Also, egg roll was super crispy. read more
6 years ago
Place is clean and service is good. If you are looking for pho flavor, this place is not it. No Pho flavor. No basil. They give you mint instead. Can't add different beef. The owner doesnt allow. This place could be good if the chef and the owner go around tasting other real pho places and bring real flavor to this restaurant. No basil is a huge miss in Pho. If you went clean and good service, this place is good. read more
5 years ago
5 years ago
5 years ago
Didn't even bother to eat before writing this review. Got this order delivered and one of the things we ordered leaked completely into the bag covering containers and bag. Now we're one order short on food that I paid for. Do better in your packaging please cuz the vacuum seal did not hold up while being delivered. read more
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2 years ago
5 years ago
Regular size bowl is plenty for one person. Generous portion. Pho was hot and tasty. Easy street parking and friendly staff. Will be back. read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
Great choice to dine in and enjoy a hot bowl of soup with rice noodles. Today, we ordered pork spring rolls. A bowl of Pho Well Done, a bowl of Pho WellDone Flank, also a bowl of Ox-tail---recommending. We've made a great choice for our dinner tonight, it's cold outside...The place is clean, staff was helpful and friendly! read more
3 years ago
I have been to this restaurant many times. A few times before the pandemic hit. And a couple of times after that. This time there is something drastically wrong with the quality of the food. First the waiter gave us only the cold option for beverage, when my wife really wanted was hot tea. Second the noodle in the noodles soup was quite thin, and scant and cold. The temperature of the soup was not hot enough. The oxtail was quite rough to chew on. And only 1 piece? And small too? I remembered before the pandemic, we were given 3 pieces ranging from medium to large size. The meat was also few and the tripe was meh. They were hidden by a copious amount of scallions and shredded cilantro. The accompanying sides of a few leaves of Thai Holy Basil was a joke. Some pho restaurants gives like a quarter of a plant. Only 1 wedge of lime. But it does have a generous amount of white onions and bean sprouts. The place I can say is a bit rustic. The rest rooms are clean. read more
6 years ago
Woah! I'm not if it's because I didnt have pho in awhile but omg. Really good! I like spicy food but this place actually had a choice of spicy broth. You can pick your level of spiciness, i went with 2nd level. Pretty good not like burning hot but to my level. Menu can be confusing for the pho section. Only the three are offered in spicy, P3 beef, P4 pork, and P5 intestine. Also ordered the shrimp summer roll, it comes with a small side of veggies. I ordered takeout and forgot to take pics but they come in air-sealed packages. read more
It's hard to find authentic tasting pho in the Pal Park area, but this place comes pretty close! The soup broth is deep and savory and the noodles have a good texture. The restaurant is fairly new and is clean. Kind customer service as well. I'm looking forward to trying the other menu items! read more
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