Vietnam Bistro

This Vietnamese restaurant delivers excellence on every level. The pho is exceptional—rich, aromatic broth, perfectly cooked noodles, and high-quality ingredients that clearly reflect authenticity and care. The wings are equally impressive: flavorful, crispy, and prepared to perfection, making them a standout addition to the menu. The service truly elevates the experience. The staff is attentive, friendly, and efficient, ensuring everything arrives promptly while making guests feel genuinely welcomed. The atmosphere is comfortable and inviting, making it an ideal spot for both casual meals and repeat visits. Consistently great food, outstanding service, and a well-rounded menu make this place a must-visit. Highly recommended.

I won’t come back. Broth meh. Got pho dac biet. Hardly any beef. Been eating pho since 1999 and eating pho 2-4x per month. 1,000’s of bowls. This is the least beef and most noodles I’ve ever had. Don’t think front or back of house are from Vietnam, but I don’t know. Just know that I won’t come back and that also pho Bonsa is MUCH better. Wish I had a better review, but it is what it is.

The place is very clean and welcoming. The staff were so polite and kind. Their pho is good and looks appetizing. I got the Vermicelli Noodle Salad/ Spring Roll Bowl and it was delicious, fresh and big size for a good price, I recommend this place.

Its a place that looks like a house converted into a restaurant. Place was actually packed but we still decided to dine in. Friendly staff, sat us and took our order right away. Got egg rolls, spring rolls, b14 (wonton noodle soup) and b26 (vermicelli with everything) Egg rolls are different than anywhere else I know, but they are delicious in their own way. Spring rolls are fresh, wife loved them. I love b14, I order extra noodle with mine and its very good. Kind of like ramen but not. B26 has lots of things going on, interesting combination. Overall, great food, great place to eat at.

Food is very good. But what I found ridiculous is the drinks prices. Come on $3.75 for a a lemonade in a basic-service restaurant. Advice: make the drink under $2, you are not fine dining to sell a soft-drink for that price. The Calamari was very good, the combo noodle dish (which I had there before ) is also very tasty and worth trying.