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Pho Saigon

2.8 (929 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 9:30 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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PHO SAIGON ATMOSPHERE

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for groups
Dogs allowed

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Mira C.

We got 2 bowls about $18 each and one order for spring rolls for $8.50 coming out to be about $50 ( with tax). Definitely enjoyed this spot and would come again! Loved that the broth is clear and flavorful. Pho also come with the complimentary side of basil, cilantro, bean sprouts, jalepeno and lemon. The slices of meat was not overcooked or too dry and decently sized. Would definitely come back to try more. We got seated immediately and the service was fast.

Number 2 pho
Angela W.

I was on a road trip and roadtrips, especially on the chilly California Coast, call for pho. I'm sorry I don't make the rules. I picked pho Saigon out of other spots in Daly City/SSF because of readily available parking, and went in blind, so it is surprising to me that there are so many bad reviews. My party really enjoyed the pho that we ordered! The restaurant is located in a shopping plaza with a clean, no frills interior. They still had a good number of customers during late dinner hours on a weekend, though there was no wait. We each ordered a bowl of beef pho, I got #2. The soup was clean, not overly spiced, and slightly sweet, just the way I like it. If I had to give feedback, it was not as rich as some of my 5 star pho places, but it was a well-balanced bowl nonetheless. I appreciate that they had little containers for the sauces, and that they had chili sauce, sriracha, and hoisin. Since the pandemic I've seen many pho spots lacking some combination of the above items, all of which are crucial to my personal pho enjoyment. Prices were higher here than I am used to, but what else can I expect from SF? The lime, cilantro, and bean sprouts were all clean and fresh. There was a decent amount of meat, not huge enough, in my opinion, to justify $17 for the medium size bowl, but the meat all tasted fresh and I really liked the flavors. The tendon was tender, they did give more tripe than I am used to seeing, and most wonderfully, the brisket tasted properly seasoned, and not just dunked in the broth at the end. I really liked the pho here, and would definitely come back next time I am in the area. Hopefully I don't run into the problems that other diners have pointed out.

#58. BUN THIT NUONG 燒豬肉檬粉 BBQ pork w/ vermicelli
Harry W.

Decent reasonable Viet cuisine in an open airy venue. Basic, no frills and friendly enough service. Walk on in and the hostess will direct you to any open table of your choice. Sit down, scan the menu and place your order. For this visit, we chose the #58 BBQ Pork Vermicelli. Within minutes, we had our plate which we split for as this was my late afternoon "touch-up" after skipping lunch. All ingredients were fresh and on point, but nothing really too remarkable about this dish here. Reasonable amount of pork so that's a plus. I wish there was just a tad more lettuce to go with it. Competent no-nonsense meal this was. The service was fast on delivering the water too. VERDICT: Overall nothing too special here, but this fits the bill when you just want something healthier to eat that isn't fast food. Getting Here: The parking lot in this midi-sized mini-mall is rather small given all the stores here, so you have to hunt a little bit. Seems there is also Sam-Trans bus stop just outside, and hey, if you own a Mercedes (we don't), this is a good place to sit down and enjoy a meal while they are fixing your car just up the hill.

Ohana C.

We used to come here all the time. This used to be our favorite spot. But not anymore after this.... After I got done eating my pho I saw a piece of hair swimming in my soup. So I picked it up with my chopsticks and put it on the side of the bowl. It almost looks like a pubic hairs. Disgusting. Never coming back.

Beef pho
Shawn N.

We came here extra late around 830 on our long road trip home. It was surprisingly decent. The pho had authentic southern viet flavors. The service was quick and the prices were very reasonable for San Francisco. The ambiance itself was okay, more empty tables, but we were just happy that they were open. The staff didn't speak Vietnamese, which was surprising. However, their flavors were there and that's all that matters to me. Overall 5/5 Thank you for serving us so late and so close to closing time.

Rich H.

Can't believe I hadn't updated by review from 4 years ago. In that time I've eaten there or ordered take-out dozens and dozens of times. On an chilly Christmas Eve day, I took an extra long lunch and had a hot bowl of Bun Bo Hue. It was spicy and tangy (squeezed 3 lime wedges) and full of noodles and meat. It was fantastic. I wondered why I had not ordered more often. I will not forget about in the future. A great place in my area and one of my Go-To spots for Vietnamese. A special tip of the cap to Karen who has been there for many years and is always courteous and helpful. One pic this time.

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EM H.

Pho Saigon is a casual eatery located in South San Francisco's Westborough Plaza with a spacious interior serving up Vietnamese cuisine like pho and a variety of other traditional dishes. Many years have passed since I last dined at Pho Saigon, but since Z and I were already at the shopping centre last night (February 1, 2026), I suggested to DJ that we order dinner take-out from here. His immediate response was, "I thought that you didn't like that place?" True, I was not a fan of their phở, but I was willing to try them again for the sake of convenience; at 7:30 PM on a Sunday night, our options were quickly dwindling as the other restaurants I was looking at were closing at 8 PM. Pho Saigon closes at 9 PM on Sundays. The brightly lit dining room was busy, but, luckily, not so packed that I easily found an available table to sit at and peruse the menu. The venue also appeared to be clean and orderly. Pho Saigon's picture-filled menu is extensive, featuring a range of options from BEEF RICE NOODLE SOUP phở to refreshing spring rolls to classic RICE PLATES, each dish showcasing the diversity of authentic Vietnamese flavours at competitive prices. Below are what we order for take-out: CHA GIO ($9.00) - These egg rolls were fried to a perfect golden crisp. I was delighted that they remained crispy from restaurant to home. GOI CUON DAU HU ($8.50) - Good, but these fresh spring rolls didn't maintain their form once bitten, making it challenging to eat without falling apart. MI XAO TOI VOI BO LUC LAC ($21.50) - The garlic noodles were slightly al dente. The filet mignon had an unusual, sweet flavour that I could have done without, but, fortunately, it didn't ruin the dish. BUN THIT NUONG CHA GIO ($18.50) - DJ initially wanted the vegetarian version of this dish, the BUN DAU HU ($18.00) with an added fried egg roll, but since the addition would have cost an additional $3.00, rendering the price to be higher than the one with BBQ pork & egg roll, I ordered this plate for him instead. Some shrimp was found in his food which, to some would be a freebie, but to others with dietary restrictions could be problematic. DJ rated this as OK. CA PHE SU'A DA ($6.00) - Not bad, but less sweet than the flavour we expected. Service was friendly and quick. A better experience I had this time. I might be willing to return and try their BUN RIEU or BUN BO NUONG CHA GIO and smoothies.

Well done beef brisket
Mar A.

I was really disappointed with my meal at Pho Saigon in Westborough. The well-done beef brisket was terrible--it tasted old and had an off flavor that made it seem like the meat wasn't fresh. I couldn't finish it because I didn't feel comfortable eating it. I'm hoping this was just an isolated issue, but based on my experience, I wouldn't order the brisket again.

Wonton soup
Michelle K.

This definitely is not my favorite pho place, but if you're close and not wanting to go far it could work. We ordered wonton soup with extra egg noodles, chicken wings, and seafood pho TDLR: wings were crunchy but flavorless. Seafood pho had 3 pieces of shrimp and a few balls, totally not worth the 17$. The wonton soup was good and the wontons were tasty, flavorful and freshly made. Good choice. Service/ wait staff is fast however the waitress really skimped on the napkins - they aren't on the table so we had to keep finding more. This place is never that busy so if you want to sit it's nice. But if you're looking for good pho, go to Kevin's!

The Pho Saigon
Ernesto T.

Last Wednesday July 30,2025. As We Get Off Work From SFO it Was Hazy & Cloudy With A Few Drizzles And We Decided To Eat At Pho Saigon. As We Walk In And Choose A Seat And Given Us A Menu And Decided To Order. Food Arrived Like Around 20 Minutes After I Was Overwhelmed As Portions Are Large. The Staff Are Friendly And Fast On The Service. The Ambiance Of The Store Was Great As Per The Location.

Half of the sticker that was in the smoothie
Maryann P.

Service was fast. Food was flavorful. Only issue we had was ordering the avocado smoothie and they added the peel along with the sticker.

Com Combo 1
May K.

Came by and tried their #1 Combo Pho! Yummy!!! Great broth, good portions! Another winner!

I pointed out there was barely any chicken in the chicken fried rice ($17) and she asked if I wanted more and I said yes.
Abbie C.

Chicken fried rice $17, the chicken was not even 1/4 equivalent to the total amount of rice and super oily. I pointed out the lack of chicken and was asked if I wanted more (thus the third plate). $18 pork chop combo, 2 wings, 1 egg roll, 1 cucumber -very average flavor. Super thin and small pork chops with lots of bone. Service was average. Lots of seating inside. The staff left the door wide open to let the mopped wet floors dry. The floors dried and they still left the door open when it was 51F outside...

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This ain't the best Pho restaurant in SSF/Daly City but it gets the job done. Food is still served hot, it's convenient and affordable.

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Excellent takeout order from this restaurant. Easy and quick to order for takeout. It's our family's go-to for delicious Vietnamese food.

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This is my go to pho place. My food always comes out quick and very warm. My favorite is the chicken pho.

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3.4(166 reviews)
1.8 mi
•$$

Been craving spicy food, and since it was hubby's birthday, we decided to come here for lunch…read more Don't forget to redeem your free fish dish if it's your birthday! They will ask to see your ID, so make sure you have it with you. We ordered the beef chow fun, which was very tasty, and the egg white and dried scallop fried rice, which was also very yummy. We ordered two different fish dishes because some of us don't eat spicy food. We got the free one prepared non-spicy and ordered another one that was spicy. We also ordered their string beans, which are a must-order for us. The place isn't very spacious, so if you have a large party, you might have to wait longer. The portions are decent and the food tastes good, so there's always a line. I would recommend coming earlier or later, after the lunch-hour rush, if you don't want to wait an hour. This place is inside a mall, so there is plenty of parking.

Terrible customer service!!!…read more Very disappointed with the terrible customer service. After I declined the $0.15 plastic bag charge, the cashier ( glass wearing guy) became visibly annoyed. When I questioned why a piece of BBQ pork appeared to be included with my soy sauce chicken takeout, he became angry, yelled at me, and handed me chopsticks to find it myself. His behavior was extremely rude and unprofessional. The food was also disappointing. I will not be returning. I hope management takes this complaint seriously.

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4.1(287 reviews)
4.5 mi
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Locally owned & operated
Speaks Mandarin

Very good noodle spot. Everything was flavorful, filling and fresh. If you're dining in at a table,…read moreyou order off of a QR code and everyone at that table can order amongst themselves with their own phone and it adds onto one order which was nice. My party came a little after opening and the place filled up pretty good after. Definitely recommend if you're up to try different types of soups with pulled noodles. Oil spill noodles were great!

Are you looking for Lanzhou Beef Noodles? Keep looking. Aside from the decor and Chinese speaking…read moreservice, this place does not give me any other authentic vibe, much less the taste and presentation. Service is fast but somehow rude (our server never smiled). You order via QR code and the dishes don't all come together. I ordered a Lanzhou noodle and a Xinjiang Noodle with a side of beef, and while the prices seem very fair, the amount of substance reflects the price. The noodles are minimal, and they only give you a few beef slices in the Lanzhou noodles. You would have to order to combo with skewers to feel full. Although the noodles are handpulled, they have a texture that was a little too tough. The soup tasted HEAVILY of powder seasonings instead of actual broth, and I did not take more than a few sips. It came with a lot of spicy oil, but the noodle dish barely had a kick. The Xinjiang noodle was basically an American Chinese takeout beef with noodles. The beef was both tender yet hard to chew, probably from the amount of starch/baking soda during marination. I did not taste a hint of cumin, which is a staple in Xinjiang cuisine involving meats. Although this dish had more value than the Lanzhou noodles, do not have high hopes on the taste profile or presentation. The only redeeming dish was the side of beef we got. It was flavorful and came with a relatively thick stack, and we foolishly thought it was all beef. However, under the thin layer of beef, a bunch of cucumbers shockingly came into view, and I felt ripped off for paying $11 for essentially 6 pieces of meat. The service was nonexistent, except during checkout. We had a question during checkout since a dish of ours was cancelled, and the server did not seem to know what we were talking about. The food also does not come out in a good pace; we got our beef noodles halfway into our meal, and the table of 2 next to us did not get their second order of noodles until 10min after the first one.

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3.9(220 reviews)
1.8 mi
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SPLENDID JUST SPLENDID. I don't typically do reviews but I wanted to shout this place out because…read moreof all the Vietnamese restaurants I've been to and I've been to plenty in San Jose, San Francisco and San Bruno. This place stood out. Their brisket in their pho is just OUT OF THIS WORLD. You might think the broth maybe should be the most important part but that brisket, I'm telling you is sooooo good, their rice plates are excellent portions leaving me usually stuffed or ill have a bit leftover to make another meal. And their flavors are amazing. Their beef stew is SUUUUPER CRAZY good. The beef is sooooo tender. Nothing tough about it, - the fat is rendered so nice and breaks apart super easily. the broth isn't over power and it's the perfect balanced flavor with that nice toasted baguette. Their banh mi is excellent as well and fairly priced. The chicken and the pork have excellent delicious flavor that is the star of the show. This place has gotten their proteins down for sure!! Highly recommended!! Only thing I was sad about was they don't offer boba in their avocado shakes. but no problem. Quicklys is next door and I ran over and got some for a $1 and mixed it together and called it a day.

Loved their Banh mi, tasty and a good price! bonus is their jalapeños were sliced super thin that…read moremade it perfect for the sando. Service was friendly and it was a nice little clean spot in a large strip mall, parking wasn't too bad. unfortunately wasn't a fan of their spring rolls.. didn't have much flavor and the sauce was super watery and tasteless. that said i'd go again for some banh mi.

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3.4(408 reviews)
1.8 mi
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this place got lung in the name because those 2 bad boys will be working overtime!!! ungodly…read moreamounts of oil and wok hei will be skedaddling down your throat and you WILL like it. you will like it so much you won't even notice the 15% service charge they add to your check (i was gonna take off one star for that but hey hustlers gon hustle) in bum nowhere of san bruno. random plaza. look for the line of judgy ai yis. or the tormented pensive dishwasher aunty in a wrinkled plastic apron, squatting outside, on her break, listening to croony sleazy chinese music on 1500000 decibels. service is fast, using paper signup sheet got the braised beef wonton mein, salty fish fried rice, century egg congee, + sugar ball thing: congee is culturally correct of course. perfect texture, not too salty, great eggs, green onions on top, super comforting and homey and yum. douse in white pepper and dip your you tiao in it. UGHHH yes bro fried rice is GOOD i haven't stuffed that in my mouth since like 5 yrs of age. i love the little salty pieces and also the yummy rice and all the oily fish. wonton mein is delicious. super tender beef, bouncy firm noodles, msg laden soup. wontons are too small but cooked well and very flavorful. sugar ball is COLD and sugary and fried. idk it wasn't my thing. it has a custardy dough center that tastes nasty to me also everything is lowkey overpriced but i would say it's generally worth it. HAIL HONG KONG AND GUANGZHOU!!!

I ordered the yellow-feather chicken and char siu rice, and the overall experience was very…read moredisappointing. I waited about 40 minutes for my food. Several customers who came in after me had already received their congee and other dishes, while my order still hadn't arrived. When the food finally came out, the char siu was extremely dry, tough, and overcooked. After waiting that long, I was expecting much better quality. The service timing and food quality both need serious improvement. Definitely not the experience I was expecting.

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3.8(120 reviews)
4.5 mi
•$$

Food comes out very fast. I thought I wouldn't like the chicken but I was pleasantly surprised. The…read morerice was really good too. I tried the fish udon and it was so unique. We also had the fish ball noodle soup and the broth was flavorful and had a lot of fish balls. The bowls are huge you can definitely share. I think for the price and quick service I would come back!

Worst customer service I've experienced--ignored and dismissed…read more We walked in for a takeout order and stood by the corner waiting to be greeted. There were only three tables dining at the time, but no staff in sight. After a few minutes, a staff member came out of the kitchen, walked right past us without acknowledging us, and seated customers who had just walked in behind us. She then went back into the kitchen, came out again to print a check for another table, and continued to completely ignore us. When she finally came back out a third time, I politely asked if we could place a takeout order. She ignored my first attempt entirely. I asked a second time, and her response was genuinely shocking: she said, "Maybe later I will help you." I couldn't believe the utter lack of basic courtesy or service. That was the final straw--we immediately walked out without ordering. To be blatantly ignored and then dismissed like that is completely unacceptable. I will definitely not be giving this place a second chance.

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Kevin’s Noodle House - Pho with meatballs

Kevin’s Noodle House

4.2(169 reviews)
2.4 mi
•$$

I was craving pho, but wanted something different than my usual spot up the street. I was skeptical…read moreat first because of some bad reviews, but decided to give it a shot so I could judge myself. Went in today, Thursday evening around 6pm and was seated promptly. The restaurant is very clean and spacious with 2 different seating levels. Cleanliness is a huge deal for me and ever since I saw a cockroach at two different visits at the place up the street, I'm always hesitant to go back there and that's another reason why I ended up here too. As many people have stated, street parking really sucks, but there is the Miller Avenue Garage just up the street so I'm not sure why people always complain about that... It's literally a 2min walk, but you know most people don't bother to look and want a spot right in front of an establishment ‍ We started off with the A4 appetizer which is the fried chicken wings. The menu states it's 5 wings, but we got 9. I was a little confused at first, but looking back now, it is 5 WHOLE wings, but broken down its 10 single pieces (5 flats and 5 drums)... I guess they shorted us one piece, but whatever They were pretty tasty, not oily at all and served with a side of fish sauce. For an entree I got the #13 TÁI, GẦU, which is pho with medium rare steak and well-done brisket. It was really yummy and wasn't watered down as read in many reviews. I really liked the fact that you could choose a size instead of just a massive bowl because I hate taking leftover soup as the noodles don't really hold well and get too soggy... iykyk!! I got the small and finished it all! I could've probably done a medium, but tbh it was the perfect size for me as we also had the wings and a soda too. It was a really great value compared to other spots I've been to. For 3 bowls of pho, an order of wings, 2 sodas and a Thai ice tea, the total came out to $80. Oh, fyi I tried my son's Thai tea and unfortunately I wasn't a huge fan of it, but other than that everything else was awesome and I will definitely be back.

Spring rolls are always my go-to order at any Vietnamese spot, so I was really looking forward to…read morethese, but unfortunately, they fell short. First, the sauce: if you're expecting a true creamy peanut dipping sauce, beware! What they serve is essentially straight hoisin sauce with a few crushed peanuts floating on top, which was a huge disappointment. Second, the packaging: the spring rolls were packed so tightly together that as soon as you try to pull one apart, the rice paper sticks to the next and tears completely open, leaving you with a messy pile. They look decent initially, but the execution and dipping sauce really missed the mark.

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4.1(176 reviews)
4.4 mi
•$$

Came to Laka for dinner and while it seems like they've done a 180 pivot from their original fare,…read moreI was pleasantly surprised to find that they offer breakfast all day. Words to my heart, you know. Despite being sold out on some of the items we wanted to try, we still really enjoyed what we did order. Portions were generous and not too pricy. Also, despite being late, their Chinese deli was still pretty fresh. The order of roast pork we had was well seasoned and featured that airy crispy skin to be completely envious of. That alone is a huge plus because we don't have a lot of places in the peninsula to pick up these items, especially compared to the city. The fish porridge was complete comfort. Texture was good and there was plenty of fish to go around. The pork noodles were deeply savory but the pops of pickled vegetables against the silky rice noodles also really hit the spot. The only dish that was a bit meh to me were the potstickers. The filling was a bit mushy and I'm not the biggest fan if the deep fried style. Pan fried is the king for me. Definitely keeping Laka as an option whenever I really need that comfort Chinese food fix.

I have been there for Asian breakfast where there are a few inexpensive at menus. I now go there…read morefor the BBQ and roasted items that you can get to go. Got the roast port today. Don't expect it to be hot as it is sitting and hanging in the take out area up front where they have roast duck, hainan chicken and BBQ pork and ribs. All are solid items. Today I craved roast pork which I got to go. Skin was crispy when I got home and nicely roasted. Wish they gave me a dipping sauce to go with it. Will definitely ask for it next time. Overall - great option for BBQ and roast takeout

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Tasty Place

4.0(319 reviews)
3.5 mi
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Really enjoyed this place. The fish we had was very delicious and the fish and chives dumplings…read morewere great. I've never had fish and chive dumplings before. Service was prompt and there was no wait. Theres parallel parking in front but its usually filled. Theres a lot behind the store and parking in the next street. The surrounded area is residential so you should be able to find a spot after some hunting.

We had not planned on eating here but last-minute decided to dine here given this was our only…read moreoption in the vicinity. But I'm not upset at all about this impromptu decision as we had a great meal here. Our table of 6 ordered a variety of dishes and everything was delicious. the most notable items for me were the spicy wontons and fish in chili oil. The dishes were spicy but not so much so that you couldn't enjoy the actual flavors of the dish. For those that like the Szechuan tingling feeling, the chicken in explosive chilis was also quite good. We had also given the string beans, green onion pancake, and pork and shrimp dumplings a shot and all of them hit the spot. I'm usually a huge fan of braised beef noodle soup so decided to get that here too. It wasn't the same as if I had gotten this dish at a Taiwanese restaurant; compared to the strong flavors of the other dishes, this one was pretty mild. So it's something I would skip next time I come, but every other dish was on point. Our waitress was also great at taking care of us, bring out our food quickly and helping us to clear the other plates. Even after we finished our meal and overstayed our welcome by continuing to chat, the staff didn't make us feel rushed to leave.

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Pan Fried Dumpling

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Pho Saigon - vietnamese - Updated October 2026

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