Saigon Eden of SGV is a midsize Vietnamese restaurant located in a small plaza on Las Tunas ave in…read moreSan Gabriel. They have a plethora of Pho, vermicelli, rice, appetizers and drinks. I was craving for healthy supper Pho Veggies or Vermicelli Grilled Chicken. I end up with Pho Veggies-large. And it was delightful and warm. Staff were cordial and professional. Prices are reasonable. Parking was easy. Atmosphere was okay. Overall, I was satisfied with their Pho and service .

I've heard great things about Saigon Eden and finally go to try it last night when I meet up with a…read morefriend for dinner to catch up. Need to come back to try more dishes! They also passed out complimentary warm dessert to all their guest dinning in. Who can say no to a warm bowl of mung bean sago that's not too sweet. 124. Com Bi Cha Thit Nuong (Rice dish with Charbroiled Beef or Pork, Baked Egg and Shredded Pork) - we opted for Charbroiled Pork, tender and flavorful. Rice was well seasoned with everything on top and was good texture. 121. Banh Hoi Thit Nuong Chao Tom Cha Gio (Vermicelli sheets with Charbroiled Pork, Imperial Roll, Shrimp Paste)- loved that the vermicelli sheets were served warm, game changer. Soo good, refreshing on a hot day but filling from the warmth.

Customer service number 1. Good job . Excellent worker…read moreThank you Marie. The food so delicious We will come back soon

Great customer service!!! and the food might be even better!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

If you're looking for a bun bo hue fix, this is the spot. I called in an order for two bowls--one…read morefor me and one for my mom--since this dish is the main reason I keep coming back. The broth is perfectly seasoned and really ties the whole bowl together. I always ask to skip the blood cubes and opt for extra pig's feet instead, which they handle perfectly. The ratio of tender meat to fresh vegetables balances the noodles beautifully, and the satay is an absolute must-add to hit that savory umami flavor profile. All in all, I have no complaints. It's an incredibly satisfying meal, especially after a long night out with friends.

Pretty Trang tasty. Get it?!…read more Today, I stopped by for a Bon Rieu, Nem Cuom, and a House Special iced tea. Service: Service was short and the entire wait took 5 minutes. That's right, 5 minutes. Although I did go around 9:50AM so there wasn't a line nor another party in the dining area. Food: I woke up craving Vietnamese and this place didn't disappoint. The Bon Rieu had the depth of flavor that I crave. Honestly, I judge most Vietnamese pho restaurants by their Bon Rieu because some places simply use seafood powder in their stock to fake it. What results is a very thinly flavored broth that has very little umami. Bon Rieu should have THE MOST umami of any soup dish because of its tomato and crab base. That's how you can tell if a place is cutting corners. The Nem Cuom is huge and the dipping sauce is generous. The House Special Tea is reminiscent of a passion fruit green tea from a boba place. Sweetened just enough to not be saccharine. Ambiance: Quite small. I believe one of their main issues may be parking during peak hours as it shares a tiny parking lot with many other businesses. HOWEVER, neighborhood parking is plentiful and just around the corner past the Sheridan Hotel and Starbucks. Round the corner and you'll find plenty of parking throughout the day.

Came here for dinner on a Saturday night. There is parking on the street as well as an underground…read moreparking behind the restaurant. The restaurant is very nice, bright, and clean. The decors were cool. We signed in to the waiting list. Waited outside and before long, we were called in and got our table. The staffs were courteous and friendly. This is a Vietnamese restaurant that also serve Chinese Foods. They have two sets of menus. One for Vietnamese dishes and the other one for Chinese dishes. Both menus offer a variety of selections. They even have Set Dinner Menu that comes with pre-set items. Have to give that a try one day. We ended up ordering the Bún Bò Huế and the Vietnamese Braised Fish. The Braised Fish did not come with steam rice, so we had to order the steam rice. For the drinks, we had the Peach Oolong Iced Tea and the 3-Colored Dessert. The Bún Bò Huế was very good. The Braised Fish was a little salty but still tasted good. The Peach Oolong Iced Tea was refreshing. The 3-Colored Dessert was very yummy. I enjoyed the sweet taste of it. They gave us orange slices for dessert on the house. The orange slices were so sweet and delicious. Will be back to try their other dishes I saw on their menus.

We recently moved into the area. The pho restaurants here are thousands of times better than the…read morepho restaurants near our prior residence. We visited Golden Delight upon recommendation from a nail tech. We were blown away by the taste and quality. This place has is now part of our rotation. Enjoy!

Delicious food and quick service!! The restaurant is bright and spacious, love how modern…read moreeverything feels. We ordered the nem with Vietnamese grilled pork sausage (3 pcs), charbroiled sliced pork, and egg rolls after noticing almost every table ordering it. It definitely lived up to the hype, so delicious and huge portions to feed 2-3 people. My new first choice for Vietnamese food in the 626 area!

Picked up a order of vermicelli with grilled pork and egg rolls. Pretty good flavor but the skin on…read morethe egg rolls are pretty chewy. On the pricey side but what isn't these days. Wish there was more pork.

I love coming here for the mom & pop vibes. An older lady and man run the shop. It really feels…read morelike I'm eating someone's grandma and grandpa's home cooked meals. I've tried a lot of food here, but the items I keep coming back for are their grilled pork (nem nuong) spring rolls and bun bo hue. I think their spring rolls are just as good as the more popular places in the SGV and the famous ones from OC. Their bun bo hue always hits the spot when I'm craving it without having to drive further out.

CASH ONLY! Definitely a mom and pop spot, they have tables to dine in but it's one of those spots…read moreI'd prefer to take to-go and enjoy in the comfort of my own home. Com Tam is decent, rice texture is on point. Pork chop is marinated well but not enough lemongrass flavor, tender and not dry at all. Baked egg was good but not amazing, seemed like it missing shredded wood ear mushroom. Che Ba Mau by far hands down the worst I've had. Red bean wasn't soft, outer shell/skin was still pretty tough. Not much mung bean either after stirring it literally for about 4 seconds the mung bean basically disintegrated into the liquid. The liquid.. watered down skim milk, not a trace of coconut flavor anywhere. I didn't know you can mess up Che Ba Mau until I had it from here.

If you're craving cơm tấm (broken rice) and want to customize it exactly the way you like i.e BBQ…read morepork, pork chop, BBQ chicken, beef, or any combination, this is the place for you. I love that you can build your ideal broken rice plate instead of being limited to a preset option. The prices are extremely affordable for the portion sizes. One plate is easily enough for two sittings for me. The staff is also quick and efficient, so even when it's busy, orders come out fast. If you dine in, soup is included with your meal. Great value, generous portions, and satisfying comfort food every time.

King Com Tam is located a few doors down from Hawaii Supermarket…read more For an early dinner, my husband and I came here on a Saturday, around 4:30 pm (we had an early breakfast but didn't each lunch so we were hungry around this time). We parked on the curb and were greeted right away when we walked in. After looking over the menu, we ended up ordering: #219 Bun Rieu, $13.49 prior to tax- I love bun rien and always order it if it is on the menu because I do not see it on the menu at a lot of Vietnamese restaurants. Bun Rieu is a rice noodle soup that is flavored with tomatoes, shrimp paste, fish sauce and a meat broth (usually pork). The meatballs in this dish is typically made with crab, egg and usually pork. This dish was flavorful and delicious. The portion size was more than plenty for one person. #20 Com Tam Suon Nuong (Broken Rice with Grilled Pork Chop), $12.49 prior to tax- This meal came with a bowl of soup. My husband ordered this dish and he enjoyed it. I thought the grilled pork chop was tender and flavorful. This dish also comes with a steamed egg patty/ cake. I found it to be a little too salty to my liking but my husband enjoyed it. We both thought the soup was seasoned perfectly and was flavorful. ---------------------------------- (Total= $28.71 after tax, prior to tip) Service was friendly but minimal. Overall, we had a good dining experience and I would come here again.

One of the great OG of Vietnamese food! For the longest time, this place was the only place I'd go…read morefor pho. Plus, they still have one of the best fried egg rolls I had ever tried! If you are visiting for the first time or passing through for a break, this place is definitely worthy checking out.

Came here for dinner and there was already a line out the door around 6pm on a Friday night. We had…read morea larger group of 6 and we waited about 15-20min before we got seated. At first we got seated at a booth table that was a bit tight, but later they were nice about moving us to a larger table that had cleared out. We ended up each order one of the vermicelli noodle bowl as that's apparently what' known at this spot as well as the egg rolls. I ended up getting the vermicelli noodle bowl with pork and shrimp paste. The egg rolls were much larger than what I'm used to at most Vietnamese restaurants and it didn't disappoint. Very delicious and crispy especially when you eat it fresh. The vermicelli noodle bowls were also very good and the portion size was much bigger than I expected. Overall had a great meal and it's worth checking out if you don't mind a bit of a wait!