The food was absolutely delicious. I had the Bamboo bowl with tofu. Everything tasted fresh and the…read morepresentation was beautiful. We also ordered spring rolls with pork, so tasty! We will most definitely go back.

First visit here and it was really great. Food was very…read moretasty and the service was super. I enjoyed redressing the Noodle bowl w/ shrimp - and it was so tasty! We had an order of fried eggrolls that were good. My mom had the Shrimp Skewer which was essentially the same as my order, without the noodles. Will have to go back and try something else next time.

Now: full disclosure: I've been to the Montgomery location only and have only been to pick up food-…read morenever dined in experience. All I can say is: Their soup is amazing!!! Any one of them! But especially the beef and noodle!!! Omg!!! Thier fire dumplings - also amazing. I asked for extra soy sauce when I picked up my order and I got stank eye because the fire cracker dumplings need nothing else!! They're delicious!!! One day I'll sit down and patiently eat a mean. And someday that will be here.

I thought Fan Tang was ok. It was decent but on a slightly more expensive side than I thought. The…read moreplace was quiet when I stopped by, so it was nice to have some peace while dining there. I had coffee chicken, because it was the thing I kept hearing people talk about. To be honest, I probably wouldn't order t again. It was way too sweet for my taste. I remembered I couldn't really finish it...because the taste just wasnte for me. If I were to stop by again, I probably have their other more common american chinese food that people usually order.

Called in an order for some chicken noodle soup (2). Shrimp spring rolls. All to go and I live 3…read moreminutes away. The soup broth was very cold but ok I will warm it in the microwave and think nothing of it I guess. It did not stop there when I opened the spring rolls they were like frozen and had just defrosted. The peanut sauce was watery if that was what it was. When buying into the spring roll it was like the rice wrap was soggy and hard. I have never had an issue here before and love the atmosphere but I am not sure I will be going back. If I ever do I will write another review to see if I have the same experience.

The baguette served to our friends had mold on it. We ordered shrimp rolls and got pork rolls, our…read morefriend ordered egg noodles and got crispy Ramen noodles. Only one order was delivered as requested.

We went in on a Saturday around 2 and it was completely empty which seemed a little odd. it's cute…read moreand clean and a large space. We ordered their southwest spring roll first. I usually don't like the constant "southwesting" of everything here because it usually doesn't make sense. I don't need southwest cannoli. But here it replaces jalapenos and gives it a nice smokey flavor. Excellent!. Those will go on the "always get" list. We had the chicken hot pot and the special banh hoi. The chicken hot pot came in a cute and surprisingly clean ceramic pot. The chicken was delicious and the rice was perfect. If you've ever read any of my reviews you know Ban Hoi is my go to. It's flat rice noodles that look sort of like Wheat Chex. It comes with your filling and lettucs and you can wrap the whole thing in the lettuce or just in the ban hoi. This version comes with a literal zip loc bag full of rice wrappers and a bowl. The waitress seemed skeptical that I'd like it but I love using rice wrappers. My method was rice wrapper, lettuce herbs, cucumber olek sambal and the meat rolled up. They were the best ban hoi I've had here and I've had a lot of them. The waitress was incredibly friendly and by the time we left the place was busy with in house customers and pick ups. Great place not far from Central and Nob Hill. Worth the short drive!!!

We were on this side of town running errands and was looking for Vietnamese food. Nice clean little…read morespot, there wasnt alot of decor, but they did have a TV playing in the corner. We ordered spring rolls, crepes, and spicy lemon grass soup. Nothing was bad, but I felt like it wasnt as flavorful to what I'm use to. The Bun Bo Hue was not spicy at all and it more reminded me of pho. The Banh Xeo was not it for me, it could be because my girlfriend didnt have problems with it, it was only shrimp and it makes a big difference in flavor. The fish sauce didnt have any chilies and that makes a big difference for me. Spring rolls were very average and the sauce didnt help. Overall good service and average Vietnamese food. I wasnt wowed and it wasnt terrible. Keep in mind I grew up in the Bay Area, so my expectations are high.

Went here from online reviews. They have a lot of traditional thai choices. The interior is…read morerather bland, maybe they could work on that. Tables are plain with nothing on them at all. So zero on ambiance. However, the staff was really nice and our food was excellent!!! Maybe use door dash because this area is really scary! We went at noon and it still wasn't great!

This was my first time back since the remodel…read more They updated the restaurant with more modern wall arts and moved the front counter. The walk arts are nice but it lost its charm. With the menu board, it feels like fast food less sit down style. Service has changed as well. Now, you place your order and PAY at the counter and seat yourself. You are asked to tip before you receive service. tipping is supposed to be base on quality of service. You do receive table service once your food is ready. The menu has changed as well. We loved the jerky and sticky rice, now gone! Fish cakes is new but it was too chewy and dry with little flavor. Shrimp cocktail and dumplings were good. This was the only Thai restaurant in town that served good Thai rice noodle soup similar to pho. Sadly it's no longer the case. It was bland! Traditional beef soup included meatballs, now gone. They also charge ridiculous prices for some add-ons such as crushed peanuts $2.00 per order!! Really, for 2 ppl we could have bought a whole jar. Service ended up being good especially since we were the only patrons. I low balled the tip at time of order and ended up giving additional tip in cash. Sadly to say, it's off our list of favorite restaurant in town. Probably will not go back.

Not only do they do vegetarian dishes they do true vegan dishes as well. We've been looking for…read morevegan Pho since we moved to New Mexico in May 2026. It's now the end of August 2026 and we finally found someone who doesn't make their vegetarian Pho with chicken broth. It's made upon request with mushroom broth. It is so absolutely delicious. I pondered on getting an order to bring home but I decided to just come back because I wanted to try some of their other dishes. If you love, true vegan dishes and a wonderful atmosphere, with a very friendly host, this is someplace you just must try.

This is one of the better Vietnamese restaurants in town. Their pho had a flavorful broth, and…read moretheir bun bo hue was great. I have never seen pineapple served in bun bo hue, but it was an interesting addition that gave the soup a nice touch. Their noodles were a bit thinner than I personally prefer. The place was packed, but the service was fast and the server was very friendly.

Pleasant quiet Sunday lunch. Service was stellar and the food still amazing…read more We had grilled beef in grape leaves and fried dumpling appetizers. Both excellent. I want to try the steamed dumplings next time. Our daughter got the curry chicken noodle dish and the rest of us got the Hot Clay Pot combos. I love they held the cilantro for me. I wish we lived closer. I'm sure we'd dine here more often.

Under new management , as of 8 months ago ; the combination pho has delicious beef, knuckle and one…read moremeatball sliced into three pieces. I'm coming back to try the lemongrass beef stir fry. My pho had a very healthy portion of perfectly cooked noodles but ok amount of beef. I'm waiting for them to improve the spring roll peanut sauce.

Good service, comfortable seating, and very fresh, tasty food! Loved the Tamarind Shrimp. We'll be…read moreback.

Saigon Restaurant on San Mateo is in a very sad condition…read more Although in business a stunning 26 years, Saigon has declined precipitously in quality AND service -- not to mention an equally stunning increase in prices. They are clearly resting on their laurels, which they have mounted in ancient. yellowing newspaper reviews in the entryway, with one or two also posted in the restaurant itself. Oh, they used to be SO good - and cheap! I understand beef can be fairly expensive, and good help - as always! - is hard to find. But sheesh. Yelp's menu prices are WAY wrong. I glanced at them on the way to Albuquerque and thought, well, prices have gone up for the regular-sized pho from $5.50 when I was at in college, to $10. Not too bad. WELL, there was an adhesive strip posted over all the old menu prices to "correct" that to $14.50 for a medium bowl. Prices current as of 22 August, 2026. Small and large bowls, which are bizarrely not listed on the menu are $10 even, and $18.50, respectively. The small is literally tiny; perhaps okay for a small child. I got exactly one tiny piece of the five meats in my "deluxe" pho. I probably should have gotten a large. We were pressed for time for a concert, however. Our neighboring table (the ONLY one in the restaurant at dinnertime - a damning sign!) both got large bowls and I could hear one of the patrons stating they were still not full. Pho broth was insipid and weak -- not utterly delicious as before. I've had better from pho broth mix from the grocery store. It seems they may be cutting back on spices, as well as the amount of meat. And sheesh, last but not least (as I said, we had to get to a concert in Albuquerque), the server forgot my ($6!!) Vietnamese coffee, which we like to savor as we eat our meals. He brought it as we were leaving!! And then he forgot my wife's Vietnamese coffee!!! We nearly had to get them to get them to go. We just chugged them like frat boys. And THEN, they still charged us the full $12. Plus tax. I mean, I guess they tried. And they used to be good. But a comp would have been nice. And the quality of food and the service is WEAK. One star, but I am only adding a star to be generous, and they used to be SO good. Very sad. AVOID SAIGON RESTAURANT, unless Gordon Ramsay shows up to fix this place. And if he shows up, immediately put your utensils down and demand a refund.