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If you want authentic and traditional pho, this is not the place to go. I like how spacious the restaurant is, but other than that, there's nothing else that makes me want to go back. Server was not attentive and they automatically charge a 20% service fee to large party. Not sure if it's a Vietnamese restaurant thing, but I thought 20% is unreasonable.
Came here last night to have dinner with family. My brother in law ordered the catfish beforehand and it was awesomely delicious. It was a fun "grand" display when it arrived but it was tasty rolling them into spring rolls and dipping them into the sauce. I ordered the Beef Wrapped in grape leaf as I haven't had that since living in CA and it was tasty. I don't know if there's many places that serve this here in AZ so it was nice to see it on the menu. The service was quick and friendly and lots of Vietnamese people dine here which tells me it's legit. Parking is plentiful so that's always a plus!
Vietnamese restaurant that was recently renovated. I never go out to eat viet food since my mom's cooks everyday, but I was craving banh canh cua and I knew I could get it here. The menu is huge and it has a ton of variety which is great. Restaurant has a lot of seating and it was quick to get seated, eat, and then pay at the front. My bánh canh cua was pretty good, not a super thick soup like I've had before, but it was hot and satisfying. I wish it had more toppings and fish balls. Our pork vermicelli bowl was okay, the fish sauce was plain and a little too salty, and was missing the minced garlic. But the meat was well seasoned and the portion was great. I'll come back for the bánh canh cua since not many places in Arizona have it, but I'm not sure about the rest of the food!
The worst pan fried noddle I've ever had Their seafood are chewy and had the freezer tastes that have been stored too long . Yuck!!! Pkease do not order this dish
Went for lunch with my husband and three toddlers. We were quickly seated. The restaurant appeared very clean. We were given two cups of water but the kids were not offered any kids cups of water. We ended up just grabbing their water bottles from the car. No big deal. Our food came out very quickly. Food was great. The kids quickly devoured the broken rice with grilled pork dish. Pho was flavorful and the bowl was huge I couldn't even finish it. Husband had beef chow mein and finished the whole plate. $50 for three large dishes. Will definitely return.
We visited Saigon Jade for Father's Day. Both my Father N Law and Husband got the Pho. My husband upgraded to the beef ribs pho which is quite expensive at over $21. It came out in a fancy stone pot and the noodles separate. The broth was flavorful and he loves the wide noodles. Beef was decent. Overall he said it was good but maybe too expensive. Next time he would just stick to regular pho. My sister got the pork chop rice plate and I got the chicken plate with fried rice. She said hers was pretty good and only $13.99. I loved the fried rice on mine but the chicken was super dry. Price was $17.99. At the end we also got some fried bananas at the front and that was really good. 2 for $5. Overall I like the menu variety and food taste good, but most dishes are overpriced. I would come back to try some other dishes but I don't think it would be a regular.
I've came to Saigon Jade a couple of times now and I have to say, this might be one of my go to pho spots now. The first time I had it, I actually couldn't stop thinking about it because I was genuinely surprised with how good it was. I also noticed that they are very consistent with the taste of the broth. Usually when I get pho, the broth doesn't always taste the same but here at Saigon it does. The broth is very rich and savory. I also noticed they add a lot of noodles which I love but I also wish they added more broth. The meat is also very tender, I always go with the brisket and it always tastes great. I personally like my soup to have extra green onion, unfortunately if you do ask for extra there is a charge of $2. I also recommend the egg rolls, they're packed with flavor and honestly it's just a good appetizer to have before your pho. The restaurant itself is beautiful and very spacious. Every time I've gone there's never any wait. The service has also been great, I've had maybe 1 time where it wasn't as great but it was still good. The food always comes out fresh and very hot. Overall, I love this restaurant so much and I will continue coming back!
This place has became a family favorite. We get this every month and the same thing. The portions are huge. I love getting the com ga xa moi, with extra fried rice. HACK pour the soy sauce for the chicken over the rice as well. Service is quick. Lots of seating inside!
Saigon Jade is one of the few Vietnamese spots that serves a variety of dishes that Vietnamese people eat rather than what's most palatable/sellable to the masses. So, if you're looking for something authentic and different than what you'd normally find, then definitely come here. Onto the food I ordered this particular visit. I got the bún mọc noodle soup. The broth is light in flavor allowing the pork to shine. I love chà lụan and having it in this soup was comforting and satisfying. Their phở is very good too, but don't pass up on trying their banh hỏi. The service to get your order can be a little slow during peak times, but it's worth a little bit of wait for some solid Vietnamese food. It's your pretty typical restaurant inside with plenty of seating.
I was very surprised to find such a great Vietnamese shop here in Mesa, AZ. I go out here regularly from Southern California, and rarely find a spot that wows me, especially for Vietnamese food. First and foremost, the menu is fairy large, which tends to scare me because I always think how good can the quality and taste be when there are so many options. Fortunately, I was able to brush the fear aside as the food was spot on from start to finish. Just a disclosure, if you plan on ordering the catfish, I would call in ahead, as the wait could take up to 45 minutes. The catfish was delicious and reminded me very much of traditional Vietnamese food. The crab fried rice delivered, the crab wasn't overwhelming, and the fried rice was delicious. The only not so great dish, but still good was the Vietnamese Beef Pasta. It's generic, but the meat was delicious. Overall location reminded me of other Vietnamese shops I've been too; designed to be relatively quick with food and they let you eat at your own pace and leisure. Decorations were cute.
This location is on the NE corner of Broadway and Dobson facing East. The restaurant is a large open spaced seating. It was busy and that is always a good sign. We were a group of six and I found out at checkout that 20% is automatically added as tip. This is relevant for groups because I did not find out till I was told when checking out before I could add more, thankfully. There were various persons who were involved in our table service. Someone brought water and utensils. Someone else took our order. The menu is large and there are many options. The prices are reasonable and that is a big plus. The portions are appropriate to large for their price point comparatively. We decided to choose 7 items which may have confused the kitchen as one dish was delayed significantly longer than the others (10-15) mins. We had 2 fried rice dishes which were fantastic. The chilis, fish sauce, peppers and additions were a great way to add flavor or modify your dish. Next came our 3 Pho soups and those came with cilantro and onion, while standard basil, jalapeño, sprouts, and the additions are on the side. The broth tasted a bit lighter, but not heavily watered down. Still had oils visible, star anise and traditional flavors present with more of a sweeter profile. The duck soup was rich and flavorful with noodles and a surprising crunch to contrast texture. The pork arrived after we had to ask a passing waitress for help. She delivered and told us it was missed by the kitchen. The pork was flavorful and very tender. Sorry about the picture, couldn't wait. The place was busy and while I could have asked for a discount, I think they deserve full price and mixups happen and I do not need a discount as the restaurant already offers fair prices. This was my first time here and I would give it 3.5 stars. There are a few things to change to make this place exceptional. Meanwhile I will enjoy it as being under the radar and I plan to return and try more dishes. Their staff are not exceptional in their customer service, but respond quick when asked. As with many international restaurants, one must not expect 5 star service from paper napkin restaurants. They all are working and although the processes could use a bit more organization, the food options and additions will enhance you culinary experience.
Came here last night, as our fav Vietnamese rice place closed early. I got the combo rice plate and my s/o got the shaken beef rice plate. Our food arrived after 15 min or so, not too long in wait time. I did wish my soup came out first though, so I'd have something to sip on while waiting. The shaken beef came out first, there were move veggies on the plate than actual meat for almost $18. We both felt like it was a rip off. Then my combo plate came out and it looked way better than the shaken beef plate. Both tasted good, and plates were very colorful. If we were to come again we definitely wouldn't get the shaken beef again but would the combo plate. Service was sparse and they weren't busy. Had to go up the the counter for anything extra we needed, while there were only three other tables dining in. Also the random inventory everywhere was a bit off putting too, made me wonder how disorganized it might be in the BOH too.
I came to Saigon Jade in Mesa around 11am yesterday with some friend, and even though it was already starting to get busy, we were seated after only a short five minute wait. The staff was super friendly and welcoming, which set a great tone right away. We started things off with the Spring Rolls (I couldn't try them because of my pork allergy), but my friend said they were fresh, flavorful, and nicely wrapped. They ordered the special broken rice dish, he liked it but mentioned the chicken was a little overcooked. I went with the Pho Nam (well-done brisket pho). The broth could've used a bit more depth and the noodles were just slightly firm for my taste, but overall it hit the spot. By the time we were eating, the place was packed which clearly says something about how popular it is! It got so busy that tables took a bit longer to be cleaned, but the team was doing their best to keep up. Honestly, the energy in the room just made it feel like one of those local spots people really love. I definitely want to come back and try a few other dishes. Good service, solid food, and bustling vibe. Just come hungry and with a little patience it's worth it!
A great lunch (or dinner or anytime of the day) spot if you're craving Vietnamese food! Saigon Jade has a good variety of dishes, and I went with the filet mignon pho. Even on a hot Phoenix summer day, the pho was still worth it -- savory, flavorful, and satisfying. Service was pretty standard for an Asian restaurant and nothing particularly stood out, but you're really coming here for the food. Definitely a solid option for a casual Vietnamese lunch, and I'd come back to try some of their other dishes! read more
30 days ago
Came here for a weekday lunch with family and while they were busy, it took a moment for us to be seated and then to have someone take our order. The menu is quite diverse and our dishes did come out in a reasonable time. We ordered the appetizer sampler, #34 Bún Đậu Mắm Tôm, and #72 Hủ Tiếu Nam Vang. There were 5 appetizers on the sampler plate to try - the lotus salad was my favorite, the egg roll was a bit over-fried, and while the shrimp tempura looked delicious, it was a bit too doughy for me. Nice selections, but probably wouldn't need to get it a second time. I feel like it's hard to find Bún Đậu Mắm Tôm at restaurants, but they did it pretty well and I liked the fried fishballs they had as I've never had that before. While the Hủ Tiếu Nam Vang came in a decent sized bowl, we would've liked more protein/toppings as there was a bit too much noodles. As we were checking out, they did have fried shrimp chips on the counter they were selling in addition to fried bananas with black sesame seeds sprinkled on top (2 for $5). We brought some fried bananas to take home and wow, that was probably the highlight for the restaurant. Would come back alone for these!! read more
1 month ago
Everything has been great.. parking, service, food, wait time but personally I am looking for a different flavor with the fish sauce, chili paste to compliment the fish sauce and egg rolls that are wrapped in a white paper. Would I come back... absolutely!! Thank you, it's been so nice!! read more
If you want authentic and traditional pho, this is not the place to go. I like how spacious the restaurant is, but other than that, there's nothing else that makes me want to go back. Server was not attentive and they automatically charge a 20% service fee to large party. Not sure if it's a Vietnamese restaurant thing, but I thought 20% is unreasonable. read more
Came here last night to have dinner with family. My brother in law ordered the catfish beforehand and it was awesomely delicious. It was a fun "grand" display when it arrived but it was tasty rolling them into spring rolls and dipping them into the sauce. I ordered the Beef Wrapped in grape leaf as I haven't had that since living in CA and it was tasty. I don't know if there's many places that serve this here in AZ so it was nice to see it on the menu. The service was quick and friendly and lots of Vietnamese people dine here which tells me it's legit. Parking is plentiful so that's always a plus! read more
3 months ago
Vietnamese restaurant that was recently renovated. I never go out to eat viet food since my mom's cooks everyday, but I was craving banh canh cua and I knew I could get it here. The menu is huge and it has a ton of variety which is great. Restaurant has a lot of seating and it was quick to get seated, eat, and then pay at the front. My bánh canh cua was pretty good, not a super thick soup like I've had before, but it was hot and satisfying. I wish it had more toppings and fish balls. Our pork vermicelli bowl was okay, the fish sauce was plain and a little too salty, and was missing the minced garlic. But the meat was well seasoned and the portion was great. I'll come back for the bánh canh cua since not many places in Arizona have it, but I'm not sure about the rest of the food! read more
30 days ago
The worst pan fried noddle I've ever had Their seafood are chewy and had the freezer tastes that have been stored too long . Yuck!!! Pkease do not order this dish read more
Went for lunch with my husband and three toddlers. We were quickly seated. The restaurant appeared very clean. We were given two cups of water but the kids were not offered any kids cups of water. We ended up just grabbing their water bottles from the car. No big deal. Our food came out very quickly. Food was great. The kids quickly devoured the broken rice with grilled pork dish. Pho was flavorful and the bowl was huge I couldn't even finish it. Husband had beef chow mein and finished the whole plate. $50 for three large dishes. Will definitely return. read more
We visited Saigon Jade for Father's Day. Both my Father N Law and Husband got the Pho. My husband upgraded to the beef ribs pho which is quite expensive at over $21. It came out in a fancy stone pot and the noodles separate. The broth was flavorful and he loves the wide noodles. Beef was decent. Overall he said it was good but maybe too expensive. Next time he would just stick to regular pho. My sister got the pork chop rice plate and I got the chicken plate with fried rice. She said hers was pretty good and only $13.99. I loved the fried rice on mine but the chicken was super dry. Price was $17.99. At the end we also got some fried bananas at the front and that was really good. 2 for $5. Overall I like the menu variety and food taste good, but most dishes are overpriced. I would come back to try some other dishes but I don't think it would be a regular. read more
6 months ago
I've came to Saigon Jade a couple of times now and I have to say, this might be one of my go to pho spots now. The first time I had it, I actually couldn't stop thinking about it because I was genuinely surprised with how good it was. I also noticed that they are very consistent with the taste of the broth. Usually when I get pho, the broth doesn't always taste the same but here at Saigon it does. The broth is very rich and savory. I also noticed they add a lot of noodles which I love but I also wish they added more broth. The meat is also very tender, I always go with the brisket and it always tastes great. I personally like my soup to have extra green onion, unfortunately if you do ask for extra there is a charge of $2. I also recommend the egg rolls, they're packed with flavor and honestly it's just a good appetizer to have before your pho. The restaurant itself is beautiful and very spacious. Every time I've gone there's never any wait. The service has also been great, I've had maybe 1 time where it wasn't as great but it was still good. The food always comes out fresh and very hot. Overall, I love this restaurant so much and I will continue coming back! read more
3 months ago
This place has became a family favorite. We get this every month and the same thing. The portions are huge. I love getting the com ga xa moi, with extra fried rice. HACK pour the soy sauce for the chicken over the rice as well. Service is quick. Lots of seating inside! read more
10 months ago
Saigon Jade is one of the few Vietnamese spots that serves a variety of dishes that Vietnamese people eat rather than what's most palatable/sellable to the masses. So, if you're looking for something authentic and different than what you'd normally find, then definitely come here. Onto the food I ordered this particular visit. I got the bún mọc noodle soup. The broth is light in flavor allowing the pork to shine. I love chà lụan and having it in this soup was comforting and satisfying. Their phở is very good too, but don't pass up on trying their banh hỏi. The service to get your order can be a little slow during peak times, but it's worth a little bit of wait for some solid Vietnamese food. It's your pretty typical restaurant inside with plenty of seating. read more
I was very surprised to find such a great Vietnamese shop here in Mesa, AZ. I go out here regularly from Southern California, and rarely find a spot that wows me, especially for Vietnamese food. First and foremost, the menu is fairy large, which tends to scare me because I always think how good can the quality and taste be when there are so many options. Fortunately, I was able to brush the fear aside as the food was spot on from start to finish. Just a disclosure, if you plan on ordering the catfish, I would call in ahead, as the wait could take up to 45 minutes. The catfish was delicious and reminded me very much of traditional Vietnamese food. The crab fried rice delivered, the crab wasn't overwhelming, and the fried rice was delicious. The only not so great dish, but still good was the Vietnamese Beef Pasta. It's generic, but the meat was delicious. Overall location reminded me of other Vietnamese shops I've been too; designed to be relatively quick with food and they let you eat at your own pace and leisure. Decorations were cute. read more
This location is on the NE corner of Broadway and Dobson facing East. The restaurant is a large open spaced seating. It was busy and that is always a good sign. We were a group of six and I found out at checkout that 20% is automatically added as tip. This is relevant for groups because I did not find out till I was told when checking out before I could add more, thankfully. There were various persons who were involved in our table service. Someone brought water and utensils. Someone else took our order. The menu is large and there are many options. The prices are reasonable and that is a big plus. The portions are appropriate to large for their price point comparatively. We decided to choose 7 items which may have confused the kitchen as one dish was delayed significantly longer than the others (10-15) mins. We had 2 fried rice dishes which were fantastic. The chilis, fish sauce, peppers and additions were a great way to add flavor or modify your dish. Next came our 3 Pho soups and those came with cilantro and onion, while standard basil, jalapeño, sprouts, and the additions are on the side. The broth tasted a bit lighter, but not heavily watered down. Still had oils visible, star anise and traditional flavors present with more of a sweeter profile. The duck soup was rich and flavorful with noodles and a surprising crunch to contrast texture. The pork arrived after we had to ask a passing waitress for help. She delivered and told us it was missed by the kitchen. The pork was flavorful and very tender. Sorry about the picture, couldn't wait. The place was busy and while I could have asked for a discount, I think they deserve full price and mixups happen and I do not need a discount as the restaurant already offers fair prices. This was my first time here and I would give it 3.5 stars. There are a few things to change to make this place exceptional. Meanwhile I will enjoy it as being under the radar and I plan to return and try more dishes. Their staff are not exceptional in their customer service, but respond quick when asked. As with many international restaurants, one must not expect 5 star service from paper napkin restaurants. They all are working and although the processes could use a bit more organization, the food options and additions will enhance you culinary experience. read more
Came here last night, as our fav Vietnamese rice place closed early. I got the combo rice plate and my s/o got the shaken beef rice plate. Our food arrived after 15 min or so, not too long in wait time. I did wish my soup came out first though, so I'd have something to sip on while waiting. The shaken beef came out first, there were move veggies on the plate than actual meat for almost $18. We both felt like it was a rip off. Then my combo plate came out and it looked way better than the shaken beef plate. Both tasted good, and plates were very colorful. If we were to come again we definitely wouldn't get the shaken beef again but would the combo plate. Service was sparse and they weren't busy. Had to go up the the counter for anything extra we needed, while there were only three other tables dining in. Also the random inventory everywhere was a bit off putting too, made me wonder how disorganized it might be in the BOH too. read more
I came to Saigon Jade in Mesa around 11am yesterday with some friend, and even though it was already starting to get busy, we were seated after only a short five minute wait. The staff was super friendly and welcoming, which set a great tone right away. We started things off with the Spring Rolls (I couldn't try them because of my pork allergy), but my friend said they were fresh, flavorful, and nicely wrapped. They ordered the special broken rice dish, he liked it but mentioned the chicken was a little overcooked. I went with the Pho Nam (well-done brisket pho). The broth could've used a bit more depth and the noodles were just slightly firm for my taste, but overall it hit the spot. By the time we were eating, the place was packed which clearly says something about how popular it is! It got so busy that tables took a bit longer to be cleaned, but the team was doing their best to keep up. Honestly, the energy in the room just made it feel like one of those local spots people really love. I definitely want to come back and try a few other dishes. Good service, solid food, and bustling vibe. Just come hungry and with a little patience it's worth it! read more
2 months ago
Food was fresh and delicious! We got the short rib and fillet mignon for pho, super happy with both choices. The service was great. read more
The restaurant is spacious and clean. Menu has many authentic Viet dishes which I like. It was hard for me to choose due to variety of options. I had bún mắm 5/5 which was fragrant and fermented. The toppings were abundant with roasted pork, fish, shrimp, fishcake, eggplants and a bed of various veggies Overall experience was great. Service was fast and attentive. read more
9 months ago
This is the first pho place I've been too that the soup itself came out hot and stayed hot the entire time.. I saw that there are a lot of dishes here that no other pho places I've seen had. I can't wait to come back here and try them. read more
1 month ago
1 year ago
I broke out into an itchy rash immediately after leaving the restaurant!!! I went home and drank an immunity drink hoping it would help. They forgot about our table for quite sometime after sitting down, despite the restaurant being fairly empty. They finally served us water - which we had no idea the bits floating around in it were infused oranges, lemons and pineapple, until we asked. There are a couple of standard dishes. I usually like to try - appetizers and they're great for sharing. The eggrolls (Cha Gio) were delicious. They were served with small bits of lettuce, but there was no mint on the plate. I'm glad that I asked for because the girl brought me the most beautiful mint I've almost ever seen! The nguoc mam sauce was plain with no carrots or chilies in it, which was surprising? It was very sweet. Then we tried the spring rolls wrapped in rice paper (goi cuon), shrimp. They were good, there was a very small bit of vermicelli noodles in them, and a lot of lettuce inside of course shrimp as well and a thin slice of pork. We dipped them in the peanut sauce that was given to us, and there was some fried crisps on top of the sauce. The sauce was tasty!!! The main dish we shared was a Pho with chicken. Um, Not gonna lie it was Not my favorite. Could have used more broth, and the broth was so really light in flavor missing the depth of spice that I would've expected. The chicken pieces tasted really old and were dry even within the soup. They forgot about our additions plate, consisting of basil (very beautiful basil), bean sprouts, lime/lemon so we had to ask for that. The Pho definitely needed it. Took a few bites.... Never again. It's quiet inside, nothing on the walls. It's an interesting place that as we were leaving filled up people rather quickly!!! read more
Came to Saigon Jade to celebrate a friend's birthday. The place is pretty spacious with high ceilings, great for a group dinner. At first, one of the servers tried to take our order, but he didn't speak much English and couldn't answer some of our questions (like one friend's shrimp allergy). Luckily, another guy came over and helped us out, very helpful! All the food came out fast and everything was really tasty. There are still a bunch of dishes I want to try, so I'll definitely be back! read more
9 months ago
Best vietnamese egg rolls I've had for sure, and I could have drank the fish sauce dipping sauce. Pho was solid, very beef forward though and not a lot of aromatic flavor. We came around closing and were served very quickly. Restaurant is pretty spacious and clean. read more
6 months ago
I'm honestly really disappointed with my experience at Saigon Jade. I'm still trying to figure out what we paid for here. My aunt was served a bowl that was dirty on the outside (yes... the bowl, not just the table -- see the photo I attached). Not exactly appetizing... and she didn't eat it at all, it was completely untouched. We told the staff immediately, and instead of, I don't know.. like maybe apologizing or replacing it like a normal restaurant?.. They basically said it was our fault and still charged us for the untouched dish. So just to confirm: you can serve dirty dishes and still get paid? That is a interesting business model, I've never seen anything like it! Then they hit us with a 20% service fee, which is honestly kind of iconic considering the service was: * ignoring customers * denying what we clearly told them * and charging us anyway Like... thank you for the experience I guess??? And to top it off, after I actually ate there, I had the worst stomach ache and diarrhea. So NOT only do you pay for food you don't eat, you might also leave with a free health issue! LOVE THAT!!! As someone who is Vietnamese, this was just embarrassing. You expect better standards, better hospitality, and at the very least... clean bowls??? Overall, if you enjoy paying for untouched food, being gaslit, and risking your stomach, this is your place. Otherwise, I'd look for somewhere else to eat. read more
The pho here was pretty good. They give you so much noodles that usually I'm able to finish my bowl but this time, it felt like it was never ending! I liked their vegetarian spring rolls too. The best part was their orange infused water. It was actually very refreshing and surprising that they had this. Service was okay- there's not a lot of workers but the space is so large we had to wait to flag down the workers before realizing that you pay up front. read more
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4/14/25: We came back to this restaurant to give it another chance. This time, we came at lunch time on Friday. We came with a larger party again. On this visit, I started out with Egg Rolls. They were tasty and full of meat. We also had the Combination Plate, Regular Pho, and Pho with Beef Bone. The service was much more prompt on this visit. The food was tasty. The atmosphere is very casual since it is located in a strip mall. We will visit again when we come back to Phoenix. 4/10/25:I am not sure what happened on our visit. We had read the wonderful reviews. I was excited to come here since my wife is Vietnamese and we recommended this restaurant to some friends based on reviews. When we arrived, we asked for a table for 5 adults, 3 kids, and 1 infant. We ordered Egg Rolls and Spring Rolls for appetizers. We also placed our orders for entrees. After this, things went south. One of the people in our party orders grilled pork which came with a fried egg. When the plate arrived, the egg was not there. Were they trying to save money for because of the price eggs? We complained and the fried egg came out 10 minutes later. We also ordered thin noodles for the kids. While the kids looked on to the adults who got their food, they sat in their seats waiting for their food to arrive. On top of that, the Pho came out 15 minutes later than the rest of the entrees. How does Pho come out 15 minutes late at a Vietnamese restaurant? I complained several times to the waitress. She explained that 1 cook had left and another cook had taken over. At the end of the meal, they must have known the service was bad because they added the tip on before we could close out. It is a shame because even though the food came out in a staggered manner, it was actually tasty. The atmosphere is a casual restaurant in a strip mall. Our service was terrible. The food was tasty. Based on our experience, we would not come back. But, my wife would like us to return to this business to give it another chance. I am hoping they can do better next time read more
Local Vietnamese restaurant serving great food. I had a little bit of a language problem on the phone, I wanted to see if they can save a table of 12 for a birthday celebration. I got one of my friends to call and speak to them in Vietnamese. They saved us a table and were ready for us when we got there! I have to say during my visit, I see that they had a huge amount of take out orders. They have a good size restaurant to larger parties. We ordered and shared a lot of the appetizers and then our own main dish. We got a lot of food to try: fried egg rolls, Pho with Beef Bones, Fine Thin Rice Vermicelli with grilled pork skewers and spring roll wrappers, Fine Thin Rice Vermicelli with roasted pork belly and spring roll wrappers, shrimp chips, etc. The food was delicious! The service was good but they out of a lot of things this visit. read more
When Doug on King of Queens had pho for the first time, he slapped his hand on the table and exclaimed, "Hold the pho-one. This is insane" We love that for Doug. The one day we had what felt remotely like cooler weather, a group of us instantly ran to go get pho. Having had this place on my radar for a minute, we decided to pop in to try a new place. Wow, this place gets busy! Here's what I had: 22. Phở Sườn Bò (Beef short ribs pho), $19.99: Get this. The depth of flavor in this broth is so good. The broth is clear, which is a great sign, and I appreciated that the noodles were served on the side as I had to take home half my meal (it kept my soup clean until combining). As for the ribs in it, they were great. The meat was tender and it was easily cut off the bone with the provided knife. 4. Nem Nướng Cuốn (Grilled pork rolls), $5.49: Spring rolls are one of my favorite things to eat. They're seriously one of the best foods out there. It's confined in an edible package, you get greens, you get noodles, and you get protein. Love it! At Saigon Jade, their Nem Nướng Cuốn is served with peanut sauce. Fresh, filling, and oh so good. I could eat spring rolls as a meal. This was a great spot and the staff is really friendly. They were a bit short-staffed though so have grace with them. The food came at a staggered pace and some of us even finished our meal before the last person got their mango salad. I'll be back nonetheless. read more
Been here countless times and it's my wifey and I's favorite Vietnamese Restaurant in Phoenix! (No small feat with so many good options like Da Vang, Com Thanh, Pho Tuanh Tuanh close by!) Also a favorite of my Viet friends and you'll often see families eating here when you come by. We like to try their specialities which stand out from their peers as I've had dishes I've never had before but all were quite tasty. Among the standouts are: Appetizer sampler if you don't know what to get Niu xao bo - Vietnamese beef pasta Bo luc lac - shaking beef Banh cuon - rice crepes Pho - gives you huge dinosaur bone rib Papaya salad - super light and refreshing during summer Water - they give you the best agua with citrus fruits in it Family style platter of catfish, grape leaf or lettuce wraps are a must if you bring more than 4 people. So good! Wife loves their seafood options and usually gets the bun rieu. (Crab noodles) Def stop by this family run restaurant and don't be afraid to choose something you've never had before here! The staff is really kind and will walk you through the different sauces and veggies if it's your first time. Side note didn't know how to use rice paper before here. Also found out I don't really like chameleon plant (diep ca) or crab sauce but that's ok! read more
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Came to Saigon Jade after seeing great reviews for the vegan options. I ordered a vegan egg roll and ate it before I could get a picture- it was delicious and came with a delicious fresh sauce. I ordered the vegan pho and it was a giant bowl of delicious soup filled with fresh veggies and tofu. My dining companions had great reviews of their food as well. Will definitely return. read more
1 year ago
We heard a lot of great things about this place, so I decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, it wasn't really for us. Maybe next time we'll try one of their signature dishes, as advertised. This time, we ordered the Pho beef filet, the broth was ok, but the portion of noodles was surprisingly small. The restaurant itself is nice, but not exactly what I'd call "luxury" -- and certainly not in the way some upscale places serve small portions with high prices. For context, I'm a 105-pound girl and usually get full easily, but this bowl didn't fill me up at all. That said, the drink was a highlight. I had the đá me, and I absolutely loved it. read more
9 months ago
We got the grilled catfish you do have to call in advance to see what's available and so they can cook it and have it ready in time that way you aren't waiting long! It's really good definitely recommend! You have the option to make it into a spring roll or a lettuce wrap! This size was good enough for about 6 of us! read more
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