Pho Saigon Cafe

I cannot stop thinking about the takeout I had from here last week. This is the absolute best meal I've had lately! The portion sizes were generous, food was ready on time, and staff was helpful. We ordered the Thai curry and the Thai Crispy Chicken, and both were flavorful and very different from each other. We also tried a Monster Roll which tasted fresh, with nicely sized pieces. The bubble tea was also great, and the staff was quick to fix an issue when the wrong boba were in the drinks. Parking was a little tough, but I am still excited to go back!

I was excited to visit this restaurant. I used to live in D. C. , and there are SO MANY Vietnamese restaurants there. I had come to truly love their cuisine. The space is beautiful and very clean. When I came inside, I was the only customer. I sat at a corner table where there was an outlet to charge my devices. I looked over the menu. Everything sounded so good!I ordered two appetizers, the fresh tofu spring roll and the bowl of wonton soup. Because I'm on a reducing diet, I ordered a Diet Coke. When the waitress brought my drink, she just clunked the bottle down on the table. I had to ask for a glass!The appetizers came, they were both good, but the wonton soup was spectacular! I think they use the beef broth with Star anis that is in the pho. Yum yum!I ate the California roll next. Then when my entree, the poke bowl, arrived, I realized I would not be able to eat it. They had a bookshelf in the corner so I grabbled a book and started reading about the Trojan war. So interesting. The staff was fine with me hanging around. I ordered another pop and just read for hours. It was so much fun!

Great food and service would definitely recommend for best Vietnamese food in Pittsburgh

4/1/2023 Stopped in for dinner on a Saturday. We had the Pork Bulgogi Fries. Amazing. We were looking for the jalapeños but nevertheless it was good. We had the Fried Eggs with Scrimp, served with bokchoy and rice. It was a very large serving. I would definitely get again. Whatever the sauce was added flavor and depth. Service was great. Food arrived quickly. We were in no rush. Ambiance was bright and clean. Cute plants in the windows.

Although we were the only customers on a rainy Wednesday evening there seemed to be many take out orders. The food was VERY good; definitely some of the best Asian food we have had on our travels. The wonton soup broth was excellent although the wontons were too al dente for me. The potstickers were great as was the orange chicken and pepper beef. I was tempted to try the pho but my husband wasn't interested It's a pleasant dining room with a full bar and the service was very fast. We strongly recommend this restaurant.

Can't count how many times I've driven past this place before finally giving it a try, but the visit was well overdue, they've gained a frequent customer....portion sizes are huge and can last me 3+ meals! Teriyaki style is always my go-to but I've tried a few sushi rolls which did not disappoint in the slightest! I usually opt to take-out but the staff has always been fast and efficient

Second time here. My daughter loved the Pad Thai and my sushi was excellent. Service was better with normal silver ware and plates.

Unfortunately, I wanted to love this place but I didn't. This is definitely a order at the counter then sit down type of restaurant because the service wasn't great! The waitress came to take our order and brought our food and we had to go to the counter for everything else we needed. I even had to go up and get our bill and pay once we were done eating. They also serve everything in paper bowls except the noodles. We asked for 3 waters and bottle water and charged for it. I should have been informed of that but wasn't. Although the esthetics was inviting and colorful it was lacking in all other categories! I ordered the "combo" bun Bo hue. The menu was not detailed to what the soup all came with. My husband got the "combo" pho. Both "combo" only comes with chicken and shrimp, although there menu consists of beef meatballs shrimp etc etc. we did ask about it and she said combo means shrimp and chicken. Which I found odd because we have gone to multiple pho restaurants in our life and combo usually means a little bit of everything! The pho definitely lacked in broth flavor! It looked more like a pho ga (chicken pho). The bun Bo hue want great either! It wasn't spicy, It wasn't lemongrassy, very bland broth! And tradition BBH had pork loaf and beef so when the combo BBH was received I was a little taken back, also BBH traditionally comes with vermicelli noodles and this came with rice pho noodles, which was not what I was expecting! But the menu doesn't detail any of that!! We got two pork Banh Mi and they were good! Better then I've had at other places here in Pittsburgh! Although we did find a hair in one of the sandwiches. I also found some type of plastic sting in my soup.

I was excited to visit this restaurant. I used to live in D. C. , and there are SO MANY Vietnamese restaurants there. I had come to truly love their cuisine. The space is beautiful and very clean. When I came inside, I was the only customer. I sat at a corner table where there was an outlet to charge my devices. I looked over the menu. Everything sounded so good!I ordered two appetizers, the fresh tofu spring roll and the bowl of wonton soup. Because I'm on a reducing diet, I ordered a Diet Coke. When the waitress brought my drink, she just clunked the bottle down on the table. I had to ask for a glass!The appetizers came, they were both good, but the wonton soup was spectacular! I think they use the beef broth with Star anis that is in the pho. Yum yum!I ate the California roll next. Then when my entree, the poke bowl, arrived, I realized I would not be able to eat it. They had a bookshelf in the corner so I grabbled a book and started reading about the Trojan war. So interesting. The staff was fine with me hanging around. I ordered another pop and just read for hours. It was so much fun!I highly recommend this place. Enjoy!!!

The ambiance was good but the food was definitely not worth the outrageous prices. I ordered the Ban... which is noodle vermicelli with some kind of protein and veggies. They served the food in a to go box which was off putting considering it cost $20!! . They put sooooo much lettuce and 2 pieces of cucumber, the chicken I got with it was ok but nothing special. I ordered a milk boba tea also which was definitely disappointing. The boba balls were gross and had the texture of hard vasaline and not how they should be. The tea itself was just water with sugar. I also ordered spring roll which was flavorless and had no shrimp(was supposed to be included) and the shrimp tempura (It was the only thing I ordered that was fine). Overall, it was soooo expensive and soooo disappointing. I will not be coming back.