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Saigon Noodle Bar

4.0 (49 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Grilled pork & spring roll vermicelli- delicious!!!
Mich S.

We got take out while we were shopping for other things inside the Market and so glad we did. We got the Spring Rolls, the chicken Banh Mi, and the Grilled pork and spring roll vermicelli. Everything was fresh and delicious - so glad we finally tried it out and will most definitely be going again.

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Nhu N.

Best pho in Chestnut Hill. Broth is fragrant and everything about this place is authentic. Such a great comfort food. I am sad that they only open Wed-Sun. I haven't tried anything else. I did tried to order takeout for their Goi Cuon (summer rolls) but they gave me egg rolls instead which was disappointing. Egg rolls were decent but wouldn't pay $5-6 for it. Overall, I've been here 3 times, mostly because is nearby.

Chestnut Hill Vietnamese eatery
Jeff H.

Saigon Noodle Bar is a great addition to the Chestnut Hill Farmers Market bringing Vietnamese cooking to Chestnut Hill. You can eat at this stand in the market or at a table outside ... or just do takeout as I did. They'll give you a beeper to alert you when your order is ready so you can shop in the market or go buy a beer and claim your outdoor table if you are eating there and the weather is nice. Now the food ranged from great to decent. I loved the Chao Tom! This famous shrimp mixture wrapped around sugar cane is a special treat from the Hue region of Vietnam. At Saigon Noodle Bar it was expertly prepared and the accompanying fish sauce added to its flavors. The Cha Gio were also good and well filled. I like dipping these in fish sauce as well but at this point I was running low of the one sauce portion they included. That became more of a problem to me with my main dish of Bun Thit Nu'o'ng. It was okay but I need some sauce for the noodles, veggies, and salad ... or some seasoning. Fish sauce would work fine but I had used all mine up. Note to restaurant - put in two portions of fish sauce and not just one! Fortunately since I was at home I could make up a nice & spicy Thai sauce (ok I know it's not Vietnamese) and it worked well with the noodles and salad. I don't want to fail to mention that the staff working at this Vietnamese eatery were very friendly ... and probably would have given me more sauce if I had known at the time of purchase how little was included. I would def return to Saigan Noodle Bar but switch up my main course. The Chao Tom, however, I would easily order again!

Pho

If you are craving pho and live in the Chestnut Hill area, you are in luck! Simply delicious, and the service was wonderful, too.

Boniface C.

The lunch gods have finally answered my prayers. The pho was excellent and came out pipping hot while sitting at the counter. Chestnut hill is full of dinning options but for me it was all the same in this part of the neighborhood. Finally a place worthwhile to look forward to at lunch. Good service too, fast and efficient, he knew how to manage multiple tasks with a friendly smile.

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Finally. Vietnamese food in NW Philly. The bun and banh mi are very good. They are fast and dependable.

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This is the best Bahn Mi I have ever had! Great food - at a really cool location.

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I got the Phõ Gà it was very very tasty better than most but the chicken could be a lil more tender I'll go there again.

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The food is delicious. We've eaten at the noodle bar and have ordered take out. All of our experiences have been positive.

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Best Vietnamese's food I have ever had. 100% would recommended. Staff are nice and friendly, specially the food is so delicious.

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Pretty clean restaurant in this Asian strip mall…read more I think even if you're not a Vietnamese cousins aficionado you'll be comfortable here. Some servers speak pretty good English. The pho dishes are all pretty good. I usually get the steak pho. Prices are reasonable. And service is good - responsive.

Was craving some Canh Chua and stumbled upon Nam Phuong on the yelp and fellow yelpers didnt let me…read moredown .. Familiar with the little viet shopping center cause of my banh mi cravings so yeah gave it a shot . Was surprised how big the place is so plenty of seats available. Place is a lil dated and all tables have that tick sticky table covering on it which I get it .... makes it easier to clean ... but to some its like an ickkkkk feeling .. The menu is pretty large with lots of authentic dishes that other places dont have which is awesome and I can say the flavors are pretty spot on to my moms home cooking so it was like comfort food away from home ... Ok on to the food... Nam nuong roll which is a type of viet sausage which is grilled and was pretty good and can be found in other dishes that our served here.. only thing I didnt like about this dish was how much noodles was in it... they definitely skimped a lil on the sausage. The canh Chua ca was pretty good ... nice balance of sweety, sour, savory all in one full of veggies and fish, it was pretty damn good . Overall experience was good I would definitely come back and tey other dishes .

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4.4(730 reviews)
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The pho was excellent. The service was great even though I had take out. I will definitely go back…read moreand take in the full experience.

Pho 75 - Still My Favorite Bowl of Pho in Philly!…read more I've tried quite a few Vietnamese restaurants around Philadelphia, but I always find myself coming back to Pho 75. There's just something about their pho that keeps me hooked! Pho reminds me of Mom's homemade Italian gravy or chicken soup. The ingredients may be similar, but everyone's technique, spices, and little touches make their recipe special. And of course, everyone's taste buds are different! One thing to know before you go: Pho is pretty much ALL they serve! Don't expect fried rice, spring rolls, or a big menu of Vietnamese dishes. They specialize in pho, with plenty of beef combinations and chicken pho, too. I love a place that focuses on one thing and does it really well! The broth is rich, fragrant, and piping hot, with wonderful spices like star anise, cinnamon, and cloves. My favorites are the rare beef and brisket, and those Vietnamese meatballs are delicious! The thinly sliced beef is tender, and the hot broth cooks the rare beef right in your bowl. Yum! Add fresh bean sprouts, Thai basil, jalapeños, a squeeze of lime, and maybe a little Sriracha or hoisin sauce. I always taste the broth first because it's already so flavorful! And one thing I really appreciate? They don't chop up the rice noodles! I love those long noodles! Grab some with your chopsticks, add a little meat and veggies to your spoon, and dip everything into that wonderful broth. Getting all those flavors together in one bite is the best part! A few tips before you go: Bring cash because they don't take credit cards, and the ATM fees can be steep. The parking lot can get a little crazy, but don't let that scare you away! Service is superfast. Just indicate how many people are in your party when you walk in. With so many combinations, you might want to check out the menu beforehand. Your steaming bowl of pho usually arrives within minutes! It's a no-frills place. No fancy atmosphere or bar, just hot tea, coconut juice, sodas, and seriously good pho. Pay at the counter when you're done. For me, it's one of those places where I know exactly what I'm craving and exactly where to go to get it. Still my favorite bowl of pho in the Philly area, and I'll keep coming back!

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4.4(341 reviews)
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My partner and I absolutely love Cafe Diem!!! It's our go-to spot for breakfast, lunch, and dinner…read more We might be a little biased, but the food is always served to perfection. The space is small, but the service is quick, so you can easily get in and out within an hour. We always leave happy and satisfied. Our go to order is a small & large order of the Bun Bo Hue. Large order of Banh cuon. And drink.

Cuisine: 8 Service: 6…read moreDecor: 6 Value: 9 Overall: 8 NOTE: CASH ONLY According to locals, the two best Bun Bo Hue restaurants in Philly are Cafe Diem and Cafe Nhan. I have been to both locations in the past, but decided to compare them back to back on my recent trip to determine the champ, once and for all. Cafe Diem is a small restaurant full of slightly older patrons, mostly Vietnamese. Menu is limited to a few items, with Bun Bo Hue being the focus. Let's start with the soup. As soon as I took a sip, I immediately tasted a hint of spice and then followed by some sweetness. The broth was light, clean, and not much taste of lemongrass or shrimp paste. I do think it is very good, but I definitely preferred the stronger depth of flavor at Cafe Nahn. There was a lot of meat, most noticeably the huge pork foot, some beef slices, two slices of ham, and some tendon. The beef (shank) was awesome and tendon were awesome and slightly better than Cafe Nhan. However, the pork foot needs to be cooked longer since it wasn't tender enough. Ham had zero flavor and negligible. I would give the meats a push. Noodles is where Cafe Diem shined for me. Though both are super smooth, with a great chew. I felt that this version was slightly softer and not as dense. This is nitpicking, but I could eat more of this rice noodle. Veggies plate had bean sprouts, mint, and lime. Both places were fresh, so it's a tie here as well. One more thing of note is that Cafe Diem does serve a larger portion for a lesser price ($16) versus Cafe Nhan ($19). Pricing as of 10/24/2026. With that said, both Bun Bo Hue will fill most people up easily. Maybe that will affect some people's choice, so I wanted to point that out. Overall, the soup is the most important part of the dish for me, and there was a gap. Not as much in the meats or noodles. Therefore, Cafe Nhan wins! Btw, the Vietnamese Ice Coffee here is slightly burnt and bitter. It needs a hint more condense milk for creaminess and sweetness.

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4.0(209 reviews)
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Paul here- Amazing…read moreplace. I recommend ordering a bunch of apps and entrees to share. Best viet food I've consumed in my lifetime. Service was great. Whoever was on aux did a fabulous job. Ambiance was top tier. Not a paid review. - Paul revere out

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