I've eaten here a few times and it's good. The restaurant isn't too large, but it's pretty clean. I've eaten the bun bo Hue, pho dac biet, sandwiches, and egg rolls here. All were good but not earth shattering. I got the bun bo Hue and didn't get pig feet or blood cubes in my bowl; I wanted to have these things. Overall solid place to eat. read more

It's was ok, I ordered some Pho. The staff wasn't really COVID ready. Like they had masks on, but not all the way on. Some people wore them and some didn't. read more

My lunch here was perfect. When I go out to a restaurant, I don't want leftovers and I don't want food that I can easily do at home myself. This is what I want, and my lunch was excellent! I ordered a bun. bun xao thap cam. Number 63. I have no idea what that says or how to say it. I had the server say it for me several times and I still can't say bun! It wasn't exactly what I expected, but I don't know enough about this food to know what to expect. I only know what I've gotten at other places. It came quick, it was hot, I used a lot of hot sauce, and it was delicious. It was more than I could eat, and my after tax for the meal was $9.82. A good value for great delicious food, cooked fresh, something that I can't make myself, and the portion was beyond my expectations. I got what I paid for, and at the end of the day, that's what I'm all about. This was the first of many visits! read more

Pho Saigon - Number 63 is what I had. It was delicious! - Vietnamese Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

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This is my #1 choice of Vietnamese. I've been eating here since I was a little girl & is wonderful every single visit. A few of my favorites- -Spring roll -Fried egg roll -Roasted Quail -Carmelized Pork (comes with white rice) -Lemongrass Mussels -Chicken Noodle Soup with rice or clear noodles. (Both are delicious so you can't go wrong) This place is my favorite place all year round. ESPECIALLY during cold winter months. If you are sick the chicken soup is excellent for this. Also if you don't want rice with your meal make sure you let them know. It's rude if you don't. read more

Pho Saigon - Pho Ga. Rice Noodle Soup, White Onion, Scallion and Cilantro. And lots of delicious shredded chicken! Broth is my fav. - Vietnamese Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

I'm not the biggest fan of Vietnamese cuisine, but I was willing to give this place a try since my husband hadd good memories the last time he visited (a few years ago). Nonetheless, I was disappointed. As soon as you walk in, the climate is very muggy. Almost like something wet is sitting in a corner and has not been tended to. The service is minimal; we had not been ready to order as soon as we were seated, but the waitress did not come back within the 8-10 minutes we were looking at our menu. Possibly a cultural difference here. My husband ordered a vegetarian dish that had tofu that was way undercooked. When my pho came, it was HUGE. Well worth the price if you are fine with mediocre soup and old boiled chicken. Both of these dishes lacked in freshness and overall quality of taste. read more

For a long time, I told people I did not like Vietnamese food. I do not actually remember when this sentiment took root, but I was wrong. This place is tasty. A friend of mine was in town and wanted some pho. I told her I would try it. I was pleasantly surprised. I like the Pho with pork. The pork rolls appetizer is great. The chicken wings are amazing! read more

**banh mi** & **pho tai** I like it a lot, if not only b/c it is the furthest East of any of the Vietnamese restaurants! Their **spring rolls** w/shrimp are the best. I also love the lemongrass tofu. SERVICE IS HIT OR MISS THOUGH :( read more

I wasn't sure what I was going to order when I stopped at Pho Saigon for lunch today. It was probably going to be pho, because at least half of my meals lately are. And then, I saw a diagram sitting on my table.banh mi from Pho Saigon, Memphis, Tenn. Even though the sandwich was halved, there was so much stuff on it that my first attempt at biting it resulted in a mouth full of deliciously buttery crusty French bread (and nothing else). Subsequent bites were more complete, but as I ate, I was conflicted. I liked it. At least, I'm pretty sure I liked it. It was super fresh, and it had a nice sharp, almost citrusy, taste (a combination of black pepper, soy sauce and cilantro). The meats were all very different, and each added its own unique flavor to every bite. However - and I say this as someone who loves pork - four different varieties is a lot for one sandwich. It was like all of Cochon between two pieces of bread. There is this, though: Pho Saigon's bahn mi is probably the best, most-filling sandwich you can find in Memphis for four bucks. I took half of mine home, too, so that's like two large snacks. Where some restaurants just have little laminated postcards mentioning the specials, Pho Saigon has a complete, eight and a half by eleven diagram of their banh mi sandwich. It had four different kinds of pork on it and was less than five dollars, so I ordered it. In an age where everything seems to be photoshopped and airbrushed to perfection, I was genuinely and pleasantly surprised when my banh mi came out looking exactly like the picture. read more

Pho Saigon - Banh mi from Pho Saigon. - Vietnamese Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

Phó Saigon was, 'erm, okay, I guess? Definitely not my favorite, and as many good ethnic places as there are in Memphis, don't think I'll be revisiting. Parking is a cluster, worsened by the fact that PS shares the same building as an Enterprise. I stopped by for a late lunch. Service was to-the-point (almost brusque). Place seemed reasonably clean. I ordered shrimp rolls and phó taí. The shrimp rolls were big and among the cheapest price I've seen - but they were overstuffed with papery, dry shredded iceberg. They were dry and tasteless, so I tried to remove some of the lettuce (TOO much lettuce!). The peanut dipping sauce the rolls were served with was sickeningly sweet - it tasted like a sundae topping. Not a fan. The phó came out quickly and it was a massive bowl, with plenty of noodles and toppings. The broth and noodles were fine, but my main problem with the phó was the sliced beef: there was a LOT of meat (this is usually a good thing), but this was some of the most unpalatable beef I have ever seen in phó. It was chewy, tough, and tasted and smelled weird. I began to just pick it out and set it to the side because I disliked it so much. Totally bill excluding tip was about $12.50. read more

Pho Saigon - Shrimp spring rolls - Vietnamese Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

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THE EMPLOYEES HERE DO NOT WEAR MASKS! One male employee wore a mask (but it was literally a gas mask and not a mask for COVID). All the other employees were walking around the restaurant completely maskless. They also did not properly clean tables between customers. Oh, and the food was mediocre. If you care about COVID safety, do not eat here. They should be reported to the Health Department for noncompliance. read more

very good service been here since i was a kid and the people understand the same language as me i totally recommend this to anyone who loves pho! read more

Having a pesky summer cold Is never a good thing. Thank God I spotted this place on my way home one afternoon. Their pho is amazing as well as other dishes that include: Stir Fry Rice, Spring Rolls etc. The Pho was fresh, delicious and hit the right spot. Must Have!!! read more

I had never had pho but always wanted to try it. Luckily, my friend Felicia was craving this place so we went. Wow! It was so yummy!! I had the fried pork egg rolls, which were OUTSTANDING, while Felicia opted for the shrimp spring rolls. They were quite amazing as well and enormous. Then I had the Pho Tai, and requested for the meat to be well done since I'm pregnant which the owner gladly accommodated. Felicia got the Pho Tai Nam. Both of us were more than satisfied and happy with our meal. Super tasty! Tip: if you're interested in lunch, get there before noon. By 12:15, there wasn't an empty table. Overall, great food, good value at a clean, cheery place. I highly recommend. read more

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I want to Pho, got the house fried Rice with steak, shrimp & chicken. I also had the spring rolls & egg rolls. Everything was amazing. The sauces on the side sent everything I ate to another level of spice & flavor explosion in my mouth. I love the food @ Pho, service is always great. read more

We ordered takeout on a cold snowy night. Our choice was chicken soup with extra noodles, and dumplings. The food was ready to go when I got there and very tasty. The owner and her servers can come across as very direct. I suppose this could seem brusque or even rude to Westerners. However, they are actually quite friendly, based on several visits in the past. Yes, the sit down service can be slow. I come for the food; it's the best Vietnamese restaurant in Memphis IMHO. Parking is in a lot out front. read more

I've been eating Pho Saigon my whole life because I grew up less than 5 minutes from there. The staff typically is very nice and attentive when I've dined in, and the food typically is ready swiftly when I've called it in. Pho Saigon is pretty convenient for me, but it's nowhere near the top of my list for Vietnamese, especially pho, in Memphis. It's not a bad restaurant per se, but it's never my choice if I have time to go further into Midtown for Vietnamese. Likewise, if I'm in Midtown, I've never felt the desire to have Pho Saigon over other options on Madison or along Cleveland, hence the 3 stars. It's got a fairly expansive menu, and very few dining experiences I've had have been "bad" (I've probably had Pho Saigon 30 or more times in my life), but I've had pretty much everything I've ordered in a better form elsewhere in town. Still, if you're craving Vietnamese and you don't want to head to Midtown or out to the suburbs, Pho Saigon is your only option, and it's solid enough to hit the spot. read more

Another one bites the dust! Although it had never been the kinda place filled with actual Vietnamese patrons this restaurant has been a staple in Memphis for over 35 years. As one of the first Vietnamese establishments in the city -Phò Saigon was probably the first introduction to this saucy Asian food style of cooking for so many Memphians. Memphis was one of the seven cities that were slated to be re-location centers after the war so no wonder why we have a tremendous Vietnamese food influence in this area. But alas, after so long this edgy establishment has sold last year and the new owners are feeling the growing pains of reproducing the food many have grown to love over the last decades. On the plus side the service is swift and friendly, the portions are plentiful and the to-go is ready in a hurry. Other side of the coin is I found that the recipes are more like Americanized Asian fair than the previous owners dishes. So you decide: try this place and see if this is the real deal or just another mall food court asian experience?? Let me know as I have been wondering if I had just a few miss-experiences!! Be good and eat well friends~ read more

Best pho in town, in my opinion. Big bowls. Fast service, no bells or whistles. Traditional Vietnamese walk up and pay your check type service. Limited menu in terms of variety, but reliable, clean, and affordable. Family restaurant. read more

This was my first time at a Pho restaurant so I was anxious to see what all the hype was about. Staff was friendly and helpful and quick. We were with a large group so ordered several different items. To begin we ordered some spring rolls and egg rolls. Neither of which were very impressive. I ordered a curry dish and my husband ordered some type of beef pho. The curry flavor in my dish was strong and creamy. However, the chicken in it was inedible. It was so tough and chewy. The same scenario with the beef pho dish. Flavors were bold and balanced but the meat itself was again, inedible. read more

Parking is kind of crazy because they share a parking lot with Enterprise Car Rental. However, inside it is really nice. Good vibes, nice layout, and cool paintings on the wall. Customer service is suspect, did not come by the table and ask if I needed anything. The Pho was very good. The broth was sweet and hearty. Rice noodles were cooked to perfection and on point. The fried egg rolls were cooked to perfection. read more

Pho Saigon - Very big portion. Broth is sweet very good - Vietnamese Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

This place has the worst service for Vietnamese restaurants. The food is mediocre more times the crappy side but they do offer vegetarian fried egg rolls which is a rarity. I used to come here to eat but stopped after being treated like trash and eating dirty, bland food. But once in awhile I'll order egg rolls Togo and then I'm reminded how rude the ladies are here. Another great thing here (insert sarcasm) is that if you're a certain ethnicity- you'll get better treatment. Hint - it's not any minorities. read more

The pho here is pretty good! It was also a very raining day - perfect weather for some good pho :) We were seating really quick and given waters off the start. My girlfriend and I also knew what we wanted right away so the waiter was happy to take our orders. The pho came out supperrr fast! It was out within 5 minutes. It also tasted super good and the broth was soooo good and warm and delicious and heartwarming haha. Also, if you happen to be a little picky like my girlfriend, you can ask for no green onions or cilantro. Great place read more

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Great food, great staff. I love the rice plates, omelette, vermicelli and pho tai nam but I think my favorite is the Bun Bo Hue. The iced coffee with condensed milk always hits the spot. read more

Great pho! Incredible broth. Great spring rolls. Haven't been adventurous (or visited enough) to try everything yet. Great service, too. Very casual family run business. read more

The worst pho I have ever had. The broth has no flavor. I truly believe they just use the pho dry seasoning package to flavor the water. dump few piece of meat , noodles, and call it pho. Not recommended. read more

I was not happy with my service at all. But overall I give one star with the cleanliness of the restaurant. Very rude people that work there, I was pretty uncomfortable the whole time there with my friends. This business will not be open for long. read more

If I could give it 0 stars I would. To start the worker who was talking my order didn't have a mask on at all. Then she charged me $12 for my food when online it CLEAR AS DAY SAYS $6. She tried to talk to me like I'm stupid and wrong so I showed her the page. I will never be back. They also were not social distancing the tables at all. The food was bland. I'm mad I wasted my time, money, gas, and energy. Do not give them your money!! read more

*Sigh* I had forgotten what it was like to dine at restaurants that don't serve alcohol. Now that I have remembered, I don't want to do it again. (Although perhaps my major issue was that it was Halloween night and I was dressed as a walk of shame and desperately needed the liquid courage.) No alcohol aside, this place was pretty good. As I've mentioned numerous times before, I am a sucker for mom-and-pop/family-owned businesses. I find it cute and charming the way they all work together. You can tell they really want each of their customers to have a good experience - very attentive. And the food definitely got my attention. The lemongrass chicken (warning: its spicy) was fantastic with an extremely reasonable price tag. I noticed a lot of people came in for to-go orders. I think I may have to do that...the food is great but I really need my wine. Plus the decor isn't that much to look at -it is also next door to Enterprise in a strip mall. read more

This is definitely my goto place for Pho and Banh Mi. Pho is basically broth, rice noodles, and herbs and spices. It's basically the cure for the common cold. Banh Mi is one the best sandwiches in the world! Cue the echo! For years and years I've been trying to decide on who has the best pho in town. It was between Pho Saigon, Pho Vietnam, and Green Bamboo. I find myself switching preferences often, but in the end, I always come back to Pho Saigon. But I live closer to Pho Vietnam (from Downtown) and Green Bamboo (from Collierville). read more

Food is great. Love the vermicelli and pho always looks legit. Service is very alow paced so bring patience. I call in for pickup about 20 min before i want to get it. read more

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Wow! Harsh critics with all the 2 and 3 star reviews. I guess I could see where would think that on some levels, but honestly this is my favorite Vietnamese restaurant in Memphis! Usually when I go, I order their pork vermicelli with the egg roll on top and a jack fruit shake. The vermicelli is a very nice portion size and the jack fruit shake is a great pairing with it. Think of it like having a burger and a milk shake, basically the same concept minus the burger and it being Asian food. Ambiance is simple. Not too much to it. They have a bunch of different pseudo paintings on the wall along with your typical decor you find in these fine establishments. They bring you your check and you pay at the conclusion of your meal at the cash register by the door. I love it and miss it dearly. I am actually going to visit Memphis tomorrow, so I you can trust I will be making a visit to my beloved Pho! read more

I went to this restaurant there was ants everywhere on tables and window seals very unsanitary. I didn't even eat my friend and I left. I don't recommend at all read more

The Pho was good. However, a lady that was working was very rude and kept saying things to my son. I have never seen anyone treated that way before. Let me also say that my child has never been allowed to get up and run around or act a fool. I do not tolerate that kind of behavior, not that her attitude would have been Ok had that not been the case. My whole table left before I lost my cool. Will not be back due to this. read more

Their pho are great. I've been coming here from time to time past 8 years and the taste of their pho hasn't been changed much. But I do feel like the amount of meat in the pho has been decreased. My favorite thing other than their pho is their chicken wings. Please do try. They are crispy and sweet. I love them...! I would eat their chicken wings every day if I wasn't concerned about my cholesterol. Service? Don't expect too much from these folks. The lady will get your refills only if she wants too. No fountain drinks that are refillable. You will get canned cokes and such. No refills. It is weird thing to eat pho with fountain drink anyway. Stay authentic folks ;-) Their bubble teas are awesome too by the way. read more

Pho Saigon - Vietnamese Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

I'm trying to go light because it's Memphis and I seriously have not seen a single Asian person while I've been here save for walking into Pho Saigon. Once, I heard someone who had a Korean-Minnesotan accent, and now to my list I can add that I've heard someone who has a Vietnamese-Tennessean accent. Please do not ask me to duplicate this-- you'll just have to believe me when I say it's a trip. Pho was okay. Kinda bland, the noodles were soggy, and they don't serve limes, EVER; it's on their menu that they serve their pho with a lemon wedge. Ugh. I did, however, have quite a bit of my friend's banh xeo, and that was actually pretty damn good, and I loved that they used unsweetened coconut milk in their che ba mau, which makes a giant difference. read more

I was craving Pho Tai and I called for pickup. It was ready quickly and I was surprised how well it was packed! Huge tub of broth, and a to-go box full of noodles, sprouts, limes, beef, and jalapeños. When I got home I put everything in a big bowl and poured the still-hot broth all over it. Absolutely delicious down to the last drop. It's the ultimate hangover helper! read more

Pho Saigon - Pho Tai - AWESOME to the last drop - Vietnamese Near Me - Memphis, Tennessee

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Service 0/5 Food was 2/5 My chicken pho tasted off and the chicken was very hard and and chewy. We also got the pork egg rolls which were over cooked (very dark brown almost black and very oily). Atmosphere 2/5 read more

Pho Get About It! This place is great. As I way heading westward down the ever-beleaguered Poplar Ave. that I typically avoid like the plague, I looked left...and BOOM! There is was. It was on the immediate radar for dinner. After my meeting, I almost missed it but managed to squeeze my big ol' truck into a spot. I hurriedly ripped off my Scout shirt as I could clearly not hold back my exuberant feelings for the Pho! I ordered the Pho with brisket, shaved beef, and tripe (cow's stomach). Yes, I get my offal on! Look, it was great. It was flavorful, filling, and inexpensive. I will be back PHO SHO! read more

I've tried half a dozen Vietnamese restaurants in Memphis, and this is by far my favorite. The food is always excellent. Very fresh. The place is spotless and comfortable. Parking is always a challenge, but I can't hold that against the restaurant. Service is good and the prices are very reasonable. It's a great lunch place, and I highly recommend it. read more

Let's start with the service: atrocious. We had to call out to the waitress, who ignored us completely after bringing our food, for more water. And when she came by with a pitcher to refill us, she only refilled my glass and then just walked off without refilling my friend's glass. We even called out to her again -- no dice. And y'all, the place just isn't that big. How she didn't hear us, I haven't the slightest. Perhaps she was distracted by the busy, dramatic conversation going on between everyone else that worked in the restaurant, who were all seated at a large round table near the cashier. Either way, the service was bad enough to warrant a blank tip line on my receipt. I usually feel heinous for not leaving a tip, but I didn't feel an ounce of guilt today. It was truly that bad. The food was just okay. (And when the food is just okay, the bad service seems even worse.) I had the vermicelli noodles with veggies and tofu. It was spicy, but otherwise largely flavorless. I was happy to see hoisin sauce on the table that I dipped all my tofu in and drizzled over the veggies. I also had the spring roll, which was fairly flavorless, too chewy and overpowered by mint. The peanut sauce was tasty, though. It wasn't bad, but with as many Vietnamese restaurants as Memphis has, I don't see myself going back for a second try. read more