Saigon Pho & Seafood

Highly recommended Pho and Vietnamese cuisine authentic restaurant , tucked away in a little corner by Ray and Alma School road. Their pricing has always been great and competitive compared to all of the other restaurants nearby. They have delicious beef broth soup (Pho) as well as the vermicelli noodles! I love the Cha Gio (fried egg rolls) , lettuce wrapped and dip with the sauce with some mint for the exotic flavors! This place is long been a staple of the family get-togethers. I remember my favorite dish. There would be the calamari back when I was younger. I recently stopped by a few days ago, and the quality is still amazing! They haven't led up throughout the years! It made me very proud and happy to come back and visit. Support Local! 5 star Pho rating **

Q: What's the WiFi password at a Vietnamese noodle shop?A: 123pho5Writing this on August 22nd, ten years after my first review of this place. Check me out with my updated review. This will also be my 100th review for the year. Look at those synchronicities!I heard Saigon Pho & Seafood is under new ownership. While it still looks very much the same, and they still speak Cantonese here, the food quality is slightly better. Is this going to be my new favorite Vietnamese food spot? No way. Am I going to dig my heels as firmly when being invited here? Probably not.I got their #24 Bun Thit Nuong Cha Gio (Grilled Pork and Spring Roll with Noodles) on my most recent visit and I was happy. For $14, it wasn't the biggest portion but it was the perfect portion for me. I even finished my whole bowl which isn't a normal thing for me. I've had their beef stew and pho in prior visits but I think the thing to get here is the bun. I do find myself eyeing their beef chow fun, the sweet & sour fish, and their crispy duck.It's a solid spot and I'm glad to have finally pop back into this neighborhood spot after so many years. Come here and support local!

Great place to stop by if you are craving Vietnamese and Chinese food! They have lots of options on the menu with reasonable pricing. Pho Tai (Fresh Sliced Beef Rice Noddle Soup) was good and I liked the flavoring of the broth. Bun Bo Hue (Hue Style Beef with Rice Noodles) was okay. It wasn't spicy and not the biggest fan of the meatball they have. They gave a good amount of noodles. Minced Pork with String Beans was my favorite!! It was so flavorful and perfect with rice. The staff were super nice and attentive! They have lots of seating areas. You are able to bring big parties.

Always good food, good customer service, great portions and good prices! The place is always clean.i enjoy coming here every single time.

Great Viet food in the middle of town! Pros: -quick service and easy come and go. -flavors are great-prices are good-they also have Chinese cuisine if you're craving thatCons: -parking lot is dark and it's not a very busy area.

One of the best house special fried rice there is in Phoenix area. The fried rice is very flavorful and it includes Chinese sausage and shrimp! The ambience is very family vibe and very cozy. I also enjoyed the beef ball pho, it really a comfort food for me. Service is pretty good and the food comes out pretty quick.

The pho soup is always hot and tasty. I love the soup with just the noodles and beef. I don't usually get any of the other pho soups. The lemon grass chicken is good. I think it is sometimes dry. Though people don't think much of rice reviews there are some places where I really like the rice and others where the rice is very dry and not tasty for me. I like the rice here when it is just cooked. The fish was fried and battered. It is a little crispy when you first get it. This time it was spicier than before. After awhile the batter gets soft and mushy. It's best to eat it quickly. The parking here is great. Very spacious parking lot. It was a little crowded before when there were two other restaurants nearby.

The business hours are little inconvenience for people like me that get off late. But everything else is up. Foods are alway consistent. Staffs are nice. Place always smell like clean products which is my favorite.

We had a baby shower there and the service was amazing! The restaurant is really pretty also.

We had the beef pho with just sliced beef. It came with rice noodles inside. It also came with a small plate that had bean sprouts, jalapeño slices, a lemon slice, and Thai basil in case you did or did not want to add them to your soup. There were three sauces on the table that you could use to make your own dipping sauce for the beef slices. I think one of them was chili, one was soy sauce, and one was hoisin sauce. The soup came out hot, which was good. We also had the crispy basil chicken. I thought it would have a stronger basil flavor. My companion said that it tasted a little like orange chicken. It was crispy at first but due to the sauce quickly became not as crispy. It also came out hot, which was good. I like that the chunks of chicken were still a little moist and came out a pretty good size. The lemon grass chicken comes out really thin. It came with a plate of rice. The service was quick and the food came out fast. I think we arrived just after the lunch rush as many of the tables still had plates on them. If you call ahead, they have a voice recording stating that they are closed around the new year. There is plenty of parking in the plaza as the two restaurants next to them on their left and right are closed down.