Pho Saigon

I drove Phở Saigon a few weeks ago, and it is closed! Bummer, I am sad to lose this spot, but ’tis life!

Please say it isn’t so!!! I just heard from my friends in OKC that Phở Saigon closed down. UGH! I was just planning on visiting on my trip there next week.
I have to get in my review before Unilocal shuts down this link. Phở Saigon was the best. There are alot of choices around Classen for Phở but these guys stood out. It didn’t matter if it was the hottest day in July or the coldest in December, Phở Tai was always good to eat. That broth was heaven. My mouth is starting to drool now…

I give them a 4 because they are SO nice. I will continue to come here because they are all so sweet.
I prefer their Thai food over their Viet food. Not a huge fan of their soups, but all their noodle dishes and curry is good.
Sweet people and good service goes a long way.

So good! Everything is made to order so you might want to give it a little extra time but well worth the wait.

Ok, anytime a joint does more than one region… Thai and vietnamese in this case… my guard goes up a smiggin. But by know, you may have noticed that I don’t write reviews unless I love it, or I hate it. But this place easily has some of the best phở, bun and pad thai I have tried. The service is super friendly the place obviously run by a family. Every person at the table tried something different and all will be returning.

A co-​worker recommended that I try the Thai phở so that was what I got. I couldn’t tell the difference between that and regular Vietnamese phở but apparently the Thai broth is sweeter. It was pretty good regardless. I got the medium size but thought the portion was small — it was only filled halfway. I also tried the chicken Panang curry and steamed rice. WOW — that dish is a must try! There was an explosion of flavors when you first take a bite.
The dining room was roomy and clean. Waiters were nice and helpful. The older gentleman who works the cash register and answers the phone is so nice! He can speak 4 languages and conversed with me in perfect Vietnamese. That impressed me because I knew he was from Laos.

Spent a month and a half in OKC for work. This was the only place I went to more than once. The Spicy Chicken Basil Fried Rice is yummy! Most places a 2 chili rating is pretty tame, but Phone Saigon hits it on the head. A definite recommendation if you are looking for Thailand food.

DO NOT LET THE EXTERIOR SWAY YOU AWAY. Or the pictures of food items and shabby décor. The parking lot was completely empty and only one table was seated… my bf and I almost didn’t go in. We thought «this isn’t a good sign»…BUT, boy were we wrong! Looking back… I’m glad it wasn’t crowded… we had basically a private dining room with exclusive service!
The food was wonderful and service was great. They customized everything I ordered. VERY fresh and definitely made to order. We ordered the pineapple fried rice… We added cashews… it just needed to be a little sweeter. Fresh rolls with peanut sauce. Huge rolls… excellent creamy peanut sauce! We also got the green beef curry and a dish similar to drunken noodles. The tom kai kai coconut milk soup was delish. HUGE portion of the soup… enough for 2 – 4 people.
Thai tea was delicious. Very reasonably priced… very nice sized portions.
They also have vietnamese dishes… but we mainly stuck to the Thai options. They need a menu online!
The food was 4 stars… but, the lack of ambience and décor made me drop a star. It resembles a chinese take out place… which is probably why this place isn’t as popular as some other places right up the street. Yet again… GIVE it a try… don’t judge a book by its cover. it was extremely yummy :)

We have frequented several Phở places in the Asian district and this one is our favorite. We have the Thai Phở soup each time as well as the fries spring rolls and it is always good. The beef broth is different every time but is always tasty. The vegetable fried rice is very good as well.

I walked in before a show at the Blue Door to grab a quick bite to go. Service was quick and the staff was friendly. They insisted on pouring us water while we waited.
The vermicelli with egg roll was tasty — the mint and shredded veggies on the side added a delightful freshness factor. If you order to go, ask for extra sauces.
Oh, and it’s cheap — my meal cost $ 7 plus tip.

Fresh and amazing dishes, I had a Phở and my wife and daughter had fried rice and Pad Thai and everything was really good, service was very good. I would recommend to anyone.

My wife and I met a friend here for lunch. The food was pretty good and made with very fresh ingredients. Service was good and prices were pretty reasonable for a place where they will costomize your meal for you. Overall, definitely recommend!

While it’s not much to look at (and God forbid you have to change a diaper in the bathroom), the food is very surprising.
Walk in knowing that the menu is a bit unorganized. You might be overwhelmed.
They will custom make each dish as spicy as you like, but always go a little lower your first time; they can make it spicier but can’t always dial it back. And you will find (if you are a repeat offender like we are) that the same «level» of spice actually varies from day to day… I think this is because everything is made from scratch.
If your food is too spicy, order a Thai tea. The dairy in it will cut the burn.
Our favorites are the Panang Curry and Chicken Pad Thai.
If you have kids, this is a great restaurant to take them as it’s never very full (so you don’t have to worry about them disturbing patrons).
It’s clean, delicious, and modestly priced. Definitely recommend you give it a shot! Just don’t go on a Monday… they are closed.

Went here to eat lunch with my boyfriend. He ordered the sweet and sour chicken and I got the red curry tofu. He said his dish was tasty. My red curry I ordered at a 2 and the heat was good. I could still taste the other ingredients in the curry paste and the creamy coconut milk in the sauce. I thought the portions were small though. I’m used to taking home a little bit after eating thai…

This place makes the best papaya salad (Thai and Laotian style) and Thai phở in OKC. It seems like they prepare everything fresh, so it takes a while before you get your food.
I really love their avocado smoothy and Thai tea, too.

This is the best place. Family run, with superb service and great menu.
I have eaten here over 100 times and have yet to have anything that wasn’t good or service that wasn’t great. Just a top-​notch place.

Family run business. Everything is fresh and delicious. The owner gets to know what you like and will make it to your liking.
I like the Bun Vermecelli bowl. Also, the shrimp spring rolls with the Thai peanut sauce.

Very good pad Thai. Spring rolls freshly made. Very good!

This is top notch, family ran, amazing Thai food. Vegetarian friendly, vegan available, fantastic service! Do youself a favor, eat here!
They always stay open for us when we come in late and always so nice. The Flaming Lips have been known to frequent this joint.