Viet Restaurant

I've had my share of bland overpriced pho and Viet Restaurant is neither of those things. Quick, affordable,and deliciously comforting, this place knows what they're doing.The place is casual and cozy and has tons of tables. The service is friendly and efficient and we were seated immediately.Our party of four got the spring roll appetizer to share (comes with three rolls but one person in our party is allergic to shrimp) and three of us got the pho with eye round steak. The spring roll appetizer is nice and crispy and a good start to the meal. The pho came out piping hot with a standard plate of beansprouts, lime, and cilantro. We were so hungry and the pho was so good that all of us scarfed it down without taking a picture (oops!). Just remember to ask for the chili oil (which they don't have on the table) because it gives the broth an extra layer of depth. I'm still praying that a great affordable pho spot will magically materialize itself near me, but until then I'll be thinking of this bowl of pho.

Pro: The food was amazing and service was prompt. Food was fresh and taste was great. Con: The only downside is you better know what you are getting and like it because you will pay for what you order even if you don't like it.

Sometimes trying something new just goes right. My friend and I were feeling adventurous so we landed here. Could have been hit or miss.As soon as you walk in, there's a large space with lots of people dining. Already a good sign. Everything went pretty perfect from there on. Service was fast, food was fast and steaming fresh, and prices were decent. Did I mention the freshness? This was a for sure hit.

The service is quite slow, likely due to a shortage of staff. The establishment has a modest setup, and it shows signs of wear. The food is decent--nothing exceptional, but acceptable.

My wife and I visited Viet with our family on a Wednesday Evening, around 6 PM. It was fairly busy with half of the restaurant's tables being filled. They do have large and small table options and our party of 7 was able to get seated right away.My wife and I shared a meal--we ordered a rice vermicelli plate: the plate included rice vermicelli with charbroiled beef, a grilled shrimp skewer and an egg roll. In addition to the plate we ordered an order of spring rolls which were filled with shrimp and a variety of vegetables. The food was delicious and it was perfect for 2. My wife and I were looking for a meal that evening that wasn't going to make us feel super full or bloated, this meal was it!! The shrimp and beef was well-seasoned and the egg roll was also very flavorful. It came with a tangy sauce that we drizzled all over. It was a perfect combination. Spring rolls were also super fresh-tasting and filling!! We'll definitely be back to try their pho and other food options, would highly recommend this place!!

This is a hidden vietnamese gem in the upper east side / 375 loop area. The broth is authentic and traditional. It has a perfect balance layering delicate flavors like ginger, fish sauce, marrow-rich beef bones and beef knuckle bones into each spoonful. The service was very attentive and friendly. We enjoyed the overall vibe of the place. I visit regularly I love coming back for either pick-up or dine-in. A must try!

It's good for an El Paso asian restaurant. I forgot to take a pic of the Bun Bo Hue. It didn't have the authentic Bun Bo Hue flavors. Tasted like pho broth instead. Everything else was ok. I don't expect much fro. El Paso for asian cuisine.

It's been a while since I've had a good bowl of Pho, and what better time of year to try this spot than in the winter. It was recommended by my Vietnamese nail technician, so I had high hopes that she knew what was up! Upon entering we weren't sure what to do, so I asked and was told we could seat ourselves. So we did lol. It was very busy and took a minute to be noticed, so a sign would have been helpful. The place is clean and gives me cafeteria vibes lol, but I'm not complaining. Everyone there looked as if they were regulars, which is always a good sign of a place with good food. I ordered the Pho as planned (sorry forgot to take a pic!) and it was just right. It's such a great soup to have if feeling under the weather. Bone broth is excellent for health and the fresh ingredients (basil, jalapeños, bean sprouts, and lime) are just what the body needs, not to mention the warmth just gives all the good feels!My husband tried it and said it was good too. He ordered the Vietnamese fried rice and thought it was decent enough to eat again. I tried it and agree. I'll be coming back and maybe even placing a to-go order in the future when I need a fix!

El Paso has now many options when it comes to eat Vietnamese food. And Viet restaurant is definitely one of the very best ones. Very authentic food with a very efficient no frills type of service. Their spicy beef pho or Bún Bò Huế is a spicy Vietnamese noodle soup that is absolutely addictive! I personally consider it to be one of the best noodle soups in the world. I know everyone goes for the well-loved traditional pho, bun to be the Bun Bo hue is where it's at. It takes time to prepare a good broth and this restaurant takes around 16 hours to prepare the base of the soup. The ambiance is really low key and pleasant as the restaurant offers many tables and sitting options. This is now my go to for great Vietnamese food!

Best Pho place ever. The food is always delicious! I love their noodles, pancakes and boba too! Fast service, clean, delicious. Thank you for all your years of service.