If you're looking for fresh spring rolls, this is the place to go! I ordered the Nem Nuong Cuon,…read morehouse special spring roll with charbroiled pork, to start. You also have the option to make them on your own, but I am always lazy to make the rolls myself. I ordered the grilled marinated chicken with rice as my entree. The chicken was tasty and it is one of my favorite dishes here. Service is mediocre, but I don't come here for the service. I normally come here for the good food. There are still other menu items I would like to try, so I'll definitely be back. There is plenty of seating for large groups and the prices are average.

While in Sacramento, the 3 of us decided to try Quan Nem Ninh Hoa for an early lunch. This spot was…read morebright, clean and comfortable, and service was quick and efficient. Our food came out quickly, too! *** O U R P I C K S *** NEM NUONG CUON (#2) ~ house special charbroiled pork patty roll. Probably the best thing we had out of the 4 dishes we tried! Perfectly balanced in flavors and textures. You could taste each element, and everything worked so well together--the crunchy veggies, fried wonton wrapper and soft pork patty meat rolled tightly in one. Even loved the dipping sauce! We were tempted to get another order to take for later, but felt like this should really be eaten fresh. This standout dish is a MUST try! 5/5 THIT NUONG CUON (#7) ~ grilled marinated pork roll. All I could taste was the BBQ pork. I think the flavor of the pork took over the roll. It was still good, but #2 was definitely better. 4/5 GOI TOM THIT (#8) ~ Shrimp and pork belly salad. Very flavorful and refreshing! Though I think the salad dressing was a bit spicy. A little goes a long way! Loved the crunchy cracker that came with the salads! 4/5 HEN XUC BANH TRANG (#9) ~ Clam salad. This was a bit too salty for me with the side dressing. I liked the clams, but ended up using the other dressing from the shrimp salad instead. 4/5 We had thought the appetizers would be smaller and that we'd be able to find another spot to complete our meal, but that definitely wasn't the case! Four items could have easily fed 5-6 hungry people! So many fun flavors and textures--it was an exciting party in our mouths! Everything we had was abundant and way more than we expected, so we had to pack up some leftovers. Thankfully, we had a cooler chest in the car! This spot has reasonable prices and generous portions, so come hungry and expect to leave completely satisfied!

Saigon Oi is located in the heart of South Sac's Little Saigon district…read more Parking can be tight so what hubby did was drop us off while he circled the complex. It's a pretty popular restaurant so joining the waitlist on Yelp helps to get in the queue. When we got there, we were already on the Yelp waitlist so our wait wasn't really long. For this visit, we had the following: Dishes - Ribeye steak and Vietnamese shaking beef, Crispy Fish Sauce chicken wings both served with red rice. Drinks - Kumquat lemongrass tea and coconut coffee Their food is really good, reasonably priced. Staff were attentive and friendly, definitely provided great service. Atmosphere was lively but not loud. Simply decorated. There's a small space for waiting customers. Definitely highly recommended when you're in this area but be prepared for the wait especially on a high peak day like the weekends. August 2026

Taste was good, service was fine, I think they were having family about 1 hour before close…read more Only bad thing was my steak was very undercooked, I asked for medium rare and it was blue. I let the waiter know and I figured they would just make a new one, but they came back with the exact steak (I've cut them as I thought it might have been just some pieces that were blue.) but it was the exact steak just thrown on the fire for longer then returned back to me. Weird choice by the chef.

This place has the best pho broth in the area! It is rich, flavorful and savory. I personally think…read moreit's better than Pho Mama and the other pho restaurants in the area. I usually come for lunch and it looks like they've made some changes. Lunch is takeout style but you are able to eat in their restaurant, if desired. Menu is smaller, prices slightly cheaper but also reflected in smaller portions. If looking for full service and larger portions, I would recommend coming for dinner. They also have this ?secret sauce. It looks and tastes like roasted garlic in a red chili oil. It pairs so good with their chili sauce and beef pho. I recommend asking to try this special sauce.

You know when you have a STRONG craving for pho from ONE specific restaurant, and absolutely…read morenowhere else will satisfy it? Well, that's been me for the past few months! I've attempted to come here several times, but the timing just hasn't been on my side. A few weeks ago, we stopped by only to find them closed, with no updated business hours posted. Last week, I came across a recent Yelp review mentioning a lunch menu, and the owner had even responded to that review! So naturally, I assumed they were open earlier in the day. A few days ago, my boyfriend finally got tired of hearing me talk about how badly I was craving THEIR pho and ONLY their pho! No substitutions, no negotiations! So we decided to give it another try. We arrived around 4:30 PM, only to discover their hours had changed to 5:30 PM-12 AM. (The sign in my photo actually says 5:30 PM-12 PM, but I'm assuming they meant 12 AM.) An entire hour too early! I was SO bummed! Since we were already hungry, we ended up going next door for Mongolian BBQ. Mind you, I'm not even a big fan, but hunger won that battle. The entire time, I felt like I was CHEATING on my favorite pho spot! And to make matters worse, as we were leaving around 5:15 PM, we actually walked right past the owners with their dogs! OMG, talk about feeling guilty and almost ashamed! Like I had just been caught cheating! I've since noticed that they've recently updated their business hours on Yelp, which is definitely helpful! Hopefully, this will save me from another unsuccessful pho mission. I'm determined to get my pho fix soon! Weekends might be my best bet since their later opening hours make it a little challenging for us to visit during the week. Until then, the craving continues! And trust me, NO other pho will do!

The broken rice dishes here are delicious! I ordered the grilled pork with sugarcane shrimp. The…read moresugarcane shrimp was chopped shrimp that was made into a paste and fried on a sugarcane stick. The shrimp was very tasty and the sugarcane stick soaked up the flavor and helped flavor the shrimp. I gnawed on it as I ate the shrimp and it provided a very tasty flavor as I chomped on it. The grilled pork was very flavorful and went well with the shrimp and rice. There is flavored fish sauce at each table that is used as a dipping sauce. Service was good as the workers were friendly. It was very busy on a Saturday afternoon.

First time dining in today, and it was really good despite the lunchtime rush! This is our second…read moretime having their food and it truly is consistently wonderful for takeout and dine in. We felt transported back to Vietnam when we sipped the sugarcane and calamansi juice. If they have it (listed seasonal on the menu), try it! We also got nem cuon (not pictured) and the portion was generous and warm. I love their dipping sauce too. The broken rice plates also remind me of the places my mom took me to in Westminster and Garden Grove growing up. The accompaniments(hanh mo), whole Thai chilies, and chicken broth are signs of the authenticity. Meats are marinated and grilled nicely too. Everything is so so good. Support this place and family. They're great and kind!

Food was amazing and priced better than most Vietnamese places I've been!…read more I got the bun cha gio thit nuong, shrimp and pork spring rolls. Highlight was probably the spring roll and peanut sauce. A lot of places water down their peanut sauce, but this place has it right for me Service was fast and ambiance was awesome as well. Many photos, art, and decor representing Vietnam! The outside could use a little clean up, but don't let that take you away from trying this great spot

Hidden gem.com! If you're looking for authentic flavors this is the place to go. I had bun bo hue,…read moreand it had the broth flavor down to a T. It needed to be spicier, and the only chili option was a thai chili no chili oil on the table. I also got the vermicelli platter and the meat was well seasoned, and nuoc mam wasn't plain. The service was on top of it despite a slight language barrier, and they gave us all the sauce we needed. The place itself was well decorated and although it looks like a hole in the wall outside its so cute inside.

Viet Ha is very convenient for me to order for lunch or dinner. I like to order the Pork Noodle Box…read morewith the fish sauce. They give very generous portions, I especially like how much fresh vegetables they give. The pork doesn't have too much fat and cooked with the perfect amount of seasoning. They also have rice or salad boxes as well. Their chicken wings are also good. They're always crispy and tastes so good! I like to call in my order and it's also ready by the time I'm there to pick up. They're always super friendly. This location is smaller than the Florin Rd location, but they do have tables for you to dine in if you'd like.

We went here because it looked like it had good reviews. Got a pork Bahn Mi, my wife got Chicken…read moreBahn Mi, and we shared a plate of chicken wings. And let me say that I KNOW good Bahn Mi, (used to work in the East Side of San Jose.) I WANTED to like this so bad, but man everything tasted either old or frozen. The bread tasted like freezer burn. Pork inside had a funky taste to it. And the chicken wings tasted off. My wife even got a little GI upset the day after. All of this costing almost $50 too (I know nothing is cheap when going out to eat now but disappointment has a higher price tag now). We literally left there being like "Man we'll count ourselves lucky if we don't get sick"

Really wanted to try banh cuon (Vietnamese stuffed rice rolls) so we came in for the first time. We…read morecame in as a party of 3 for Friday lunch and was promptly seated. We ordered the #1 Cha Gio (fried egg rolls), #11 Banh Cuon Tay Ho Dac Biet (combination flour sheet/roll), and #54 Banh Xeo Can't go wrong with the cha gio. We mixed our fish sauce with the chili sauce and this was so good. I wish it came with a little bit more veggies as I like to lettuce wrap my cha gio. Banh Cuon combo plate was also very good but the banh cuon was absolutely the best part - next time I would just order a plate of only the rice rolls! Banh Xeo took a bit longer to come out but it was very large and seemed like a popular menu item as we saw other tables order this. This is a savory Vietnamese pancake/crepe packed with veggies and shrimp and pork. Veggies and herbs were plentiful here - a bit messy to eat but so good! Service was okay - our orders were taken in a timely manner and food came out promptly. Only thing is that we were never checked up on and we had to walk up to the counter to settle the bill. I'll definitely be back for the banh cuon!

Extremely disappointing. The food I received tasted old, like it had been left overnight and…read morereheated rather than freshly prepared. What makes it worse is that I was still charged full price as if I were getting fresh food. If a restaurant is going to charge customers full price, the food should at least be fresh and worth what they're paying for. I felt like I completely wasted my money here. I will not be coming back and definitely cannot recommend this place.

I've been here a few times and enjoy the food, drinks and service every time…read more On my last visit, I ordered the tofu pho to go, and loved the variety of toppings they include- Thai basil, bean sprouts, lime, etc. The broth was flavorful and the noodles were a good portion and ended up being 2 meals for me. I like the clean, light and airy atmosphere; I ordered at the bar and the windows were open, letting in a nice breeze while I waited for my food. My friends and I have been here a few times for noodles and cocktails and appreciate the good service even when they've been busy. Parking is street parking. Thanks, we'll be back!

I haven't been to this location for a few years! The Natomas location shut down so this is the last…read moreSaigon Alley left. Parking is metered along the street so it can be tough because they're in a prime midtown location. The Saigon Pho is good but it's not like a regular bowl at a hood mom and pop pho shop. The meat cuts are OK. The broth is clean and tastes good. I give it a solid 4/5. The garlic noodles are really good. It doesn't have any meat with it though. Service was fast and friendly. Plenty of seats upstairs also.

This is my go too spot when I visit social. The love the freshness of the seafood and sauces are…read moreamazing. I usually get the mango salad, grilled oysters, seafood fried rice and snails. Amazing food! Waitstaff are attentive.

I'm not sure how long this restaurant has been open but it was our first time here. We decided to…read moreeat here because we saw on the reviews that they had ox tail soup and bun rieu ( crab noodle soup). It appears the restaurant mainly serves seafood. As there are a lot of seafood options. However there is hotpot options and other noodle and rice dishes as well. The restaurant has a small outdoor patio. Inside has spacious table seating, some with booth and good lighting inside. There was ballad vietnamese music video playing. The restaurant was not busy and there were elderly men at the tables playing cards and some at another table they were chatting & drinking. Im not sure if they hold karaoke or have live bands but there is a stage with music instruments and a projector with installed party lights. When we entered the restaurant we were greeted right away. It was a bummer when they told us they didn't make ox tail or bum rieu today. Instead we ordered beef tartare, beef pho and shaken beef with rice. The beef tartare was this sliced raw beef with onion, herbs and lime which made the dish rich and savory. The pho was mediocre and same goes for the shaken beef, but both dishes were still tasty enough. During our time there, the server did not check on us or refill our water. If I'm craving for seafood, maybe I'll come back to try their seafood options.

Finally tried other items as I usually just get grilled chicken and pork banh mis. I got the pork…read moreand egg sandwich, and cold cut combo for my sister. I love the pate inside. Makes it so flavorful and delicious. I also tried the garlic bread and the pate chaud this time around. The garlic bread was only 50 cents per piece. I wanted to try it. It was very fresh. The late chaud was also really good. Nice,warm, and flaky. I was curious on what everyone else was getting so I asked about the baguette that a ton of people were walking out with. The employee said it was a French baguette. Next time I'll have to try it. Always busy inside but line moves fast.

One of the Best Cheap Eats in Sacramento!!!…read more Duc Huong is one of the best places in Sacramento for an affordable bánh mì! AMBIENCE: Casual, no-frills sandwich shop focused on takeout. The BREAD: Duc Huong has a large bread-making operation and is known for supplying baguettes to sandwich shops around the Bay Area. Their bread is a big part of what makes their bánh mì so good. What I Ordered: #1 Thit Nuong (Grilled Pork), their best seller. The pork is sweet, savory, and well-marinated, paired with house mayo, crunchy pickled daikon, and carrots. A classic combination! Other Recommendations: #2 Dac Biet (Cold Cut Combo): A traditional bánh mì with pate, pork loaf (chả lụa), ham, and headcheese. #13 Ba Chi (Pork Belly): A richer option if you prefer tender, flavorful pork belly. BREAD Choices: You can choose a standard baguette or a longer hoagie-style roll. They also offer a signature garlic bread roll for an extra $0.50. Vietnamese Iced Coffee: A great pairing if you enjoy strong, sweet Vietnamese coffee. PARKING: Free, but limited since the lot is shared with neighboring businesses. SEATING: No dine-in seating, so this is mainly a takeout spot. SERVICE: Decent and efficient. PRICE: Around $4.25 for a regular sandwich and $6 for a large one. It's hard to beat these prices! BLACK MARKET: I've heard that a convenience store in Midtown buys sandwiches from this location every morning and resells them for nearly double the price. I can understand why people pay extra for convenience, especially when the original location gets busy! Overall, Duc Huong is a great spot for an affordable, satisfying bánh mì. Definitely worth a visit if you're craving Vietnamese sandwiches without spending much.