This really hit the spot after doing a sunrise hike at Rainier. We were hungry and cold and wanted…read moresomething comforting, and this was one of the few spots open at the time we wanted to go. Very classic pho spot, meaning service is a little questionable but it's what I expected. I got the pho dac biet, which came with a huge variety of meat and a ton of noodles. I loved the broth here - slightly sweet which is the kind I prefer. They also have both tea and water for you to serve yourself. Their chili oil was also good and they sell it by the jar too! I'd recommend this spot.

I stopped into Old Saigon Pho Restaurant to get my daily Vietnamese Ice Coffee fix. A rustic simple…read morerestaurant with simple decor from the 70s. They have a small aquarium. They were closing soon, but luckily I was only there for a takeout drink (to their relief). They make a pretty good Vietnamese Ice Coffee, well to my liking.

Came in here on a whim because they offered fish sauce wings. The fish sauce wings did not…read moredisappoint. They were so crispy, fresh and delicious. My wife and I both ordered their pho. It was delicious. We appreciated that they have chili crisp at the table as well since a lot of pho restaurants in the area stopped providing this. Service was good. Restaurant was clean. Ambience was good - soft music playing.

Came here for the 1st time. At almost $20 for a bowl of pho and $10 for two egg rolls feels a bit…read morecostly for its value. The food wasn't bad, but it wasn't anything particularly memorable or spectacular for the price. On the positive side, the service was friendly and pretty quick, especially for a slow weekday. Overall, the experience was good, but the prices make it hard to intentionally come back.

I love the food here, literally some of the best pho I've ever had. The service is great, the…read moresetting is warm and comforting, and my food comes out so fast! I also love their extensive hours, especially on a late night where you don't feel like leaving the house and want to order in something; Pho T & L is one of my go to's. I couldn't recommend this place enough, it's a must try!

First off this was my second time here so keep that in mind…read more Second I want to say the service was decent. She was very attentive and the portions were big. My issue was the sanitary aspect or shall I say the lack there of. I mean it's one thing to see a couple hairs on the floor ya know but wow the amount of hair and debris in the floor looked like they hadn't cleaned in weeks. There was a a whole clump of hair under our table and hair hanging from the chairs. I dropped my daughter's blanket on the floor and my husband picked it up and he it had a pubic hair on it. The tables were not wiped off and the bathroom was a disaster zone. I mean if this is what they think their customers should deal with can you imagine what the kitchen looks like. The food was ok but I'm gonna be honest it's not something I would pay for again when there are other options that at least care enough about their customers that they actually keep the place clean and sanitize. I won't come back but if you don't mind eating in those conditions then it's your choice.

This place is very tucked in the industrial area. Decided to go here cause I heard everyone raving…read moreabout it and went on a Sunday afternoon and surprised there was no line. The service was very quick and very nice. The bao buns were very good and packed with a lot of ingredients. I am glad it was not all bun. I kind of wish there was more salted egg in the salted egg bun but other than that it was great. I would have to say my favorite of the ones I got was the cheesy bbq pork bun. Was packed with meat and cheese which who dosent love meat and cheese lol. Overall great place for a quick easy banh bao.

The banh baos they offer here are pricier compared to other Vietnamese delis that also sell them (Q…read moreBakery on MLK is one example) but you can tell they're made fresh and same with the ingredients they have inside each of them! I went here with a bestie on a Saturday afternoon for something quick to eat and came across here. Their parking lot and the overall location is unassuming; you wouldn't expect a place like this to be around what feels like a secluded area. Plus the inside is just the front counter, the menu in big print and some small seating (not for dine-in, though). Bestie and I each got their combo bao, which comes with many ingredients like quail egg, jicama, celery, wooden ears, pork and black pepper. We wanted these heated up, and it took about 10 or so minutes for them to be ready. Bestie did also get a mini bao but asked for it not to be heated so he could eat as a midnight snack. As for the combo bao itself, the whole thing could easily qualify as a meal if you get more than one. Each is about $6 each so they are on the pricier side but it's definitely worth having and it's such a unique addition to the Tukwila area! So much so it almost feels like a hole-in-the-wall or a hidden gem... well it needs more exposure than it has!

This place is known for their Com Tam Dac Biet (#48). I don't think anything else is good- my…read moredaughter had Pho and I tasted the broth..not to my liking. It is my go to for best Com Tam each time the price is what inflation is, regular restaurant set up and service is sub par. 5 stars for this dish

This is one of the worst experiences I've had here, and I can no longer recommend this restaurant…read more The prices have gone up while the portion sizes have gotten smaller. Today, my wife and I walked in, and the waiter told us to sit at a table by the door. We asked if we could sit farther inside, and he told us, "We're cleaning." That didn't make sense because the other tables appeared clean, and the owner was sitting inside eating. We went back to the front and sat at a table with four chairs that was connected to another table for two. The same young Vietnamese man came over and told us that the table we were sitting at was for six people and that we needed to move to the table with only two chairs. The restaurant had only about six customers dining at the time, so I don't understand why we were being told where we could and couldn't sit. The food may still be good, but the way we were treated today completely changed my opinion of this place. I'm done with this restaurant. I'm changing my rating to 1 star.

Amazing food and great service! The food came out super quickly. Everything was delicious and very…read moreauthentic. Will definitely come back

Upon entering we were greeted and seated promptly. Staff were quick and polite with service. It…read morewasn't too busy today. We ordered A4 Goi Cuon Tom Fresh Salad Shrimp Roll The shrimp salad roll was a great starter. Made to order which was fresh and light. The dipping sauce is tasty. Peanutty, sweet and savory. There was a bit of a mix up, we got P4 instead of P1 Pho Dac Biet House Special Pho (Lrg). I understand the mix up but we still ate it. P4 Pho Tai (Lrg) The broth was clean and warming. The noodles didn't get soggy as it sat in the soup. They were still springy and soft. H1 Hu Tieu Dac Biet House Special Dried Rice Noodles (Lrg) So delicious and flavorful the chicken, shrimp and ground pork had a lot of garlic. It went perfectly with the fresh rice noodles, lettuce and bean sprouts. The soup on the side paired well with the hu tieu.

The husband is a wonderful cook however congee is not his forte. After a congee disaster in the…read morekitchen this morning, we ordered the congee from this location, along with the beef cucumber salad and a Vietnamese coffee. The congee arrived piping hot and, according to the chef/critic husband, was very delicious - score! The cucumber salad was also very good and while it was fine with mainly cucumbers and beef (plus onions, cilantro, other veggies), it would taste great over rice or Vietnamese noodles as well - it is a cold salad. The Vietnamese coffee was strong and rich - just the way we like it. Everything arrived by delivery in about 30 minutes - score!

Food = good. My favorite were the egg rolls. Pho Chin was good size. Generous with noodles and…read moremeat. Parking = small lot but street parking is easy Service = typical for small Viet restaurant Ambiance = small restaurant and can get loud pretty easily. Although I think we just sat next to a really loud group.

Another Mom & Pop establishment!…read more Love the family vibe of this Pho restaurant and the Boss is super friendly even though he is all by himself at the front! We went for the House Special and their Ultimate Oxtail and Rib Pho ... both were substantial, without knowing their size of Pho we went ahead and ordered our regular Salad Rolls! The amount of food was amazing! Broth was served super hot ( which is a must for Pho ) and also very flavourful! The surprise was their super tender Oxtail and Ribs, meat were so tender they felt like marshmallow! A very satisfying meal indeed!!

Great pho and amazing family business. They were short staffed, but still delivered an accurate and…read moredelicious meal that satisfied even our pickiest eater. We came off a flight at Sea-Tac hoping to find something to satisfy everyone before the long drive home: The eye round and flank beef pho definitely hit the mark. Broth was more simple than some phos I've had before, but it had a very satisfying and fresh flavor and the beef quality was good. My husband ordered the mixed beef, and not having had tripe before wasn't a fan, but still enjoyed the other meats in the dish and overall flavor. Egg rolls were excellent and the fried rice was a favorite for my 10 year old. My 12 year old sampled and loved every dish equally. The owner was exceptional and waited on us like a one-man show he was warm and friendly us and our kids. The wait wasn't long, but he surprised our kids with chocolate after dinner for waiting patiently and smiled and joked with everyone in the restaurant and he moved around the restaurant. The restaurant itself isn't anything too exception in terms of looks or presentation, but the food and family feeling to it has definitely earned the respect of locals getting take out. We'll add it to the list of great places to stop.

My partner and I came during an "off hour" so it wasn't too busy, which was perfect because we were…read moreboth starving! We ordered fried rolls to share (crispy and delicious). I ordered pho #17 and it blew me away - the broth was sooo flavorful and they were very generous with the meat. The tendon pieces were so soft, they basically melted in my mouth! My partner got the Grilled BBQ Pork Banh Mi and it had the perfect ratio of crunch from the bread + veggies and the sauciness from the pork so that it wasn't dry. We both also ordered the Iced Milk Coffee (Ca Phe Sua Da) and it was perfect. Definitely recommend coming here for quick Viet food!

Came here for a quick bite while in Southcenter. It did not disappoint. My husband had the chicken…read morepho and I had the chicken teriyaki and pot stickers both good.

Holy WOW--the Matcha Martini at Anchovies & Salt is incredible! It's made with ceremonial-grade…read morematcha and was SO creamy and smooth, but what I loved most was that it wasn't overly sweet or dessert-like. It still tasted like a proper cocktail, and you can tell the mixologist really knows what he's doing. The drinks, food, and overall atmosphere are such a vibe. The location is a 10/10, and this is definitely a spot I'd recommend for drinks, good food, and happy hour oysters. I already know I'll be back for that Matcha Martini!

Been seeing and hearing about this place on social media for a very long time -- finally had the…read moreopportunity to try. Drop by on a Saturday around 11am and the place was almost empty with only one table of customers. We did walk-in; did not make reservations. You order through a tablet. Only time you see a server is when food is served or paying the bill. summarized impression/experience: + Nicely designed and decorated l + Huge restaurant (claims to be the biggest Viet restaurant with 441 max capacity) + Nice outdoor patio view with the waterfront - Slow/minimal customer service - Bun bo hue is hella over-seasoned for the noodle soup. If you are only drinking one spoon of the soup, tasted great. If you are eating the bowl of soup, by the third spoon, it's like drinking fish soup salty. - Food is on the pricier side, not the most authentic but fusion, smaller size than competitors Unfortunately, if you read at the reviews, 9.5 out of 10 reviews are about their cocktail but not the food -- should give you some insights about the restaurant. Still a solid experience, but nothing to hype about.