Classic Saigon Restaurant

Many of the reviews are misleading. There were many red flags that should have made us leave. First, when we went, this place was completely empty. When we sat down we noticed the silverware at the tables were dirty and the water glasses did not look any better. After receiving the menu I saw that they had way too many items. My wife and I decided to try the pho that was 16 dollars per bowl and it was very disappointing. The portions were extremely small and rationed out like we were going through the Great Depression. Meatballs were cut up into 5 pieces and spread around the bowl, received 2 pieces of dry brisket, 3 pieces of tendon, a small amount of noodles. My wife was so disgusted with the quality of the broth and ingredients that she stopped eating after a few bites. When we asked

Had the stir fry chicken and mushroom for lunch take-out. Good portions for the price. Could use a little more rice. Overall was good. Would stop by again and try something else next time

They have the best pho. My husband and I have tried a few other places but it never compares to the freshness and rich flavors in the made-from-scratch broth at this place. They have the best fried rice, egg rolls, cheese wontons, and chicken wings, too. Every person we have brought with us to try it has loved it. The owners are so friendly and welcoming and they always greet us super warmly and remember our usuals. This is one of our favorite spots!

The service was amazing!!! It was 1 guy and he was all over the place, he was getting it done and still had a smile on his face. The food was quick and delicious. Egg rolls were crunchy, spring rolls were soft. The pho hit just right and they have the good Siratcha and chili oil. Beef chow fun was moist and flavorful. It was very dark and quiet but I liked it. Felt homey. I enjoyed eating here.

Absolutely not ever again. The reviews were very misleading. First, the place was completely empty when we got there. I ordered shrimp fried rice & my son ordered the "special." I guess that was supposed to include chicken, pork, and shrimp. See the photo of the shrimp that was in the rice. Seems they had two shrimp and cut them into tiny pieces then threw them in the rice. Not sure what kind of meat was in there but it didn't look like pork or chicken. And the rice was white. It had no flavor like soy sauce nor did it taste like they fried it in a wok or even a pan. It was like boiled rice with half an egg, some mysterious meat, and maybe 6 tiny pieces of cut up shrimp honestly they were the size of a finger nail. My son had a few bites hoping it would get better, but after about 6 bites