Pho Saigon 1

WARNING: The food here is SO good that your standards for Phở will be too high to satisfy anywhere else! Best broth, best meats, best spring/​summer rolls! The ambiance is great. Service is fantastic. I love it.

Omg if you don’t know Vietnamese food very well, and you don’t want phở, order fried wontons, and spicy lemongrass tofu ! Soooo good !! I went here once and loved it so much I brought my family the next time ! I’m not big on vegan food but damn, if it’s Vietnamese I’m down.
I really like their basil seed & black jelly drink or the ginger iced tea!(kinda spicy but I love it)

Very friendly environment. The food is what keeps my girlfriend and I coming back. We’ve been coming here since it opened. Best recovery place for a hangover hahaha.

Visited for the first time today and it was delicious! Service was fast and friendly. Ordered the chicken noodle soup and spring rolls and both exceeded my expectations! Soup was piping hot, full of flavor and huge! Spring rolls were crisp, light and flavorful! Will definitely be returning in the very near future!

Everyone has their go-​to for phở, and this is mine. The phở is good, I like the sides I can get with it, and the Vietnamese coffee is good. I guess the décor could use some work, but I care more about the food than anything. I would say that my only qualm is that Christmas music is played year round! Parking can be wonky if you come at a bad time, but that’s fine. There’s street parking if you don’t mind having to walk a few feet.

Great vegetarian phở! The tofu was cooked perfectly, and there was a nice variety of vegetables. It was pretty busy at lunch so it must be very liked. There is a lot of parking in the neighborhood nearby if the lot fills up. I would definitely come back again.

Always loved this place, and now that I live back in the valley, it’s definitely one of my regular spots. I love their beef flank phở, and mostly do take out.
The time I have sat in the restaurant, it was midday and not too busy, so we were treated with the best service and I love the people who run this beautiful spot. They have such a nice place and the best attitude. I mean, they laugh at my corny jokes, so I’ll take it!
Delicious and close!

I just love this place. The food is always fresh and well prepared. The folks that work here are always nice and friendly. Never had a bad meal. The Phở is fantastic! They offer a broad selection which is sure to appeal to most including vegetarians.

The restaurant that use to be at this location was horrid and as a result, i had boxed it out of my mind. I finally went in and was thrilled! It was amazing! I had the seafood phở (massive bowl of soup served with a side of bean sprouts, fresh mint and fresh basil). The friend I went with is vegetarian. She almost cried as most places have 1 – 2 veggie options. They had several pages. It is so good too!
I can wait to go back!

This place is tasty! I get the Phở Ga and the broth is very good! Good service, clean, plenty of seating, and fresh.

Anthony Bordain says the meaning of life is in a bowl of phở, so… this rainy day, I was feeling like some wonton soup and phở… found #27 egg noodle soup with wontons and BBQ pork. It arrived with the right mix of condiments on the side. Amazing, comfort food. I thought the bowl was small, only had three wontons but as I ate I got full off the generous slices of BBQ pork.
They have a homemade crunchy chili sauce that I added, they gave me a little cup to take some home, it’s that good!
The people here are nice after you break that initial cultural barrier (i.e. once they see you know what to order and how to eat it, ignoring the fork and spoon they brought me and using the chopsticks and soup spoon). Will repeat for sure!

Very, very good Phở! This restaurant is a cool place to hang out, just wish they had some saki &/​or soju to drink… then I’d actually participate in the karaōke, LOL!

I was hesitant when they opened this place. It is much closer than my favorite phở place, so naturally I do end up here pretty regularly. Service is ok, I definitely prefer take out here. The food is consistently tasty and I am thrilled they offer vegan options.

As this was my very first time having Phở, I can honestly say I’m disappointed.
I was enjoying my food, everything came out promptly… But… I look up, and see that the lady serving our food is literally sitting across the room grabbing her bare feet!!! UGH mind you, this is the same person serving our food and brought us out to go boxes… Let’s just say I wasn’t left with room for desert. GROSS

Food is very authentic and has that homemade taste. The waiters & waitress are friendly as well.
The stand back filet with the baguette is one of my favorites so far. I make sure to dip the bread all over in the yummy sauce!
The banh xeo portion is huge. So nice to finally find a place that has it.
The filet mignon phở has a more flavorful broth than many usual phở places. Tiny hint of coconut milk or something.
I’ve got to come back to try many more dishes. Definitely recommend this place!

Me and my wife have been very sick, it must be something going around. So I decided to get the soup.
Best best best restaurant ever I ordered two chicken soups. So delicious very very generous portions and as I am writing I feel so so much better sweating like crazy.
If you are ever sick get there chicken noodle soup it will make you feel so good and make you strong again
Thank you :)))))

Great beef phở. The filet Mignon was very tender. Really liked their crispy BBQ pork spring rolls. Lots of food and drink selection and very reasonable price. Prompt service.

The food here was delicious. I even was here with my Vietnamese inlaws and they were complementing some of the dishes. To me, that’s huge since I know they’re way more critical on Vietnamese food than I am. Big portions too. I was definitely stuffed by the end of my meal.
Only real complaint is that the waitstaff was a bit inattentive. I can’t tell you how many times I noticed while eating all of the employees were just sitting down either watching TV or just zoning out talking to each other. Yes, a few of them popped up when a new customer came in, but when I’m trying to flag someone down for something, it doesn’t help if none of them are looking around the restaurant to see if anyone needs help.
Oh, and the parking lot is tiny. Definitely too small to accommodate the few businesses it serves. They’re also small spots so keep that in mind. Might be better/​easier to find street parking & walk a little bit.

I’ve tried three dishes at this place. The phở filet mignon is the best thing to get. Then it’s the bun rieu. I also tried the wonton soup here but it was bad. The noodle was undercooked and the wonton was stale.

Probably the best phở ever! The service was a little slow and they were crazy stingy with ice. My biggest pet peeve is not having fountain drinks but I’ll live! Two appetizers and two bowls of phở and two drinks were about $ 40. Best broth. Great flavor and the chicken was shredded white meat… ahhhhhmaziggg!

4 stars because this is probably the most expensive Vietnamese restaurant I’ve ever been too (except for Broddard in OC).
Whenever I drive to Los Toros and pass by this place, I would tell myself that I want to try going here. So I was in the area with my kids and we decided to try it. The place is huge, I think they even have entertainment because I saw a little stage. The menu is pretty big so we ordered the following:
Crispy Chicken Wings ($ 10): the wings were very tasty, but they were on the small side and only came with 5. Don’t know if I’ll get it again.
Beef Ball Phở-​Large ($ 9): It was good, flavor was great.
Porkchop with rice ($ 10): It was good and it came with a small bowl of soup.
The food was really good, but I was taken back by the price. If I’m in the area and was in desperate need of Vietnamese food, I’ll go here.

Parking — can get a bit cramp. I don’t like that the parking for the restaurant slopes downward, and you can run into the pole.
Chicken phở (aka phở ga) — the broth was sweet. Sweeter than any other phở location that I’ve been to. There was a mix of dark meat and white meat. The soup tasted very greasy. If you want good chicken phở, I recommend phở 999 in North Hollywood and Northridge.
Fried wontons — So I thought they were just fried wontons with sweet and sour dipping sauce. Which I thought was a bit steep for $ 7.95. When I took I bite, I was surprised to find ground pork in it. The menu made no indication that there was meat in this wonton. I don’t like pork, so I didn’t eat the rest. The waitress saw that I had moved the plate to the opposite side of the table. She asked if I liked it. I said, «No!» So she offered me a to-​go box for it. Which I thought was strange since I was straightforward with how I felt about them. After telling her again that I did not like them, she offered to discount the fried wontons at ½ off on my bill. Other restaurants would have just removed it from the bill if you’re not satisfied. So that’s one reason I’m not returning.