SaiGon Noodle Kitchen

Food quality is exceptional. Very well seasoned and plenty of herbs for vermicelli. Limited seating. Thai bubble tea tasted old. But cafe sua da was fresh and really good balance of coffee and milk.

Everything is excellent! Couldn’t ask for more. We ordered mango salad, pho with two beef options (steak and brisket), and vermicelli with pork and spring roll, all of which were delicious! If there’s one comment, the broth could have been ‘beefier’ but if 100 is the perfect score, this one was around 98. So it’s pretty damn good. Authentic taste like in Vietnam. Service was friendly, quickly, and professional. Price was really good for the portion that we got. Parking around the restaurant was plenty. If you’re lucky, you can get the two-hour spot and pay nothing. Otherwise there’s a public parking place.

The veggie and chicken pho was perfection. Lots of veggies including my current favorite broccoli. Hubs loved his pork and rice dish and we both loved our shrimp fresh rolls. And the thai bubble tea was perfect. Hihgly recommens.

One of the best Pho outside Philly. I’ve tried many Pho shops around town and broth is usually watered down. This place has excellent broth, nice depth of flavor. Meat was great quality and was not tough. Shop is a little small, but wasn’t busy when I was there. I hope they move to a bigger spot.

If you see any of the 1 star reviews of this place, believe them. I visited here because I saw good reviews but now I believe they were incentivized. I ordered a bún bò huế and it incredibly lacked flavor and authenticity. It doesn't even look appealing! You would think this is some other dish. The broth tasted like water/just chicken broth. Real BBH is beef broth, which is brown, and is spicy so should have red oil. You can even Google pictures of it. I am Vietnamese and will tell you this place is not authentic at all. I've never seen BBH like this in my life. I even see from other reviews saying their bánh mì contains barely any meat, which is also a way to scam Americans and make money. Bánh mìs ARE FOR MEAT. Other than the food, the service was good so I wouldn't blame anything on the