Delicious food I love this place excellent service kitchen front staff !!! I highly recommend I've…read morebeen to all of the Resturant's ... I only wished they have one here in Antioch ...I don't mind the trip tho it is well worth it !!! Going there today can't wait #41 my favorite and the egg rolls!!! always clean fast service !!!

Still good pho & service!…read more I get the small # 27: chicken broth base, thick egg noodle, 2 shrimp, some chicken, ground pork, thin slices of pork & fish cake. 2026 price is $14.50 it's still a good deal! Opens @ 11am 7 days a week - it can get busy.

Got a pork banh mi take out…read more It was easy to order at kiosk and the wait was less than 15 mins. It was only $11-$12. Very flavorful, will come again. Plenty of parking spot. Clean store. Restroom was clean too.

This is an updated review. Many years later Saigon Bistro continues to be one of the best…read moreVietnamese restaurants in Concord. The rice dishes and vermicelli dishes are of very high quality. The chicken is always tender and flavorful. Their Pho never disappoints, and their Bun Bo Hue is one of the best in the area. The prices are still good and the portions are large. The staff is friendly and efficient. Overall, this restaurant continues to have a family-owned feel with exceptional quality. It never disappoints.

We got out pho fix after grocery shopping & it was honestly better than I expected…read more The broth was so clear and clean only thing it was not as salty as I like but my bf was feeling sick last night so it was perfect for him... the owners/staff were so sweet and friendly. Definitely would come back!

This family-owned spot really hit the spot!…read more My family and I stopped by for lunch, and everything from the food to the service was fantastic. Service was quick, friendly, and attentive, making for a great dining experience. I ordered the Special Pho with onions in vinegar on the side and cooked bean sprouts. The broth was flavorful, comforting, and exactly what I was craving. We also tried their Hello Fried Chicken, which was surprisingly delicious. Crispy, juicy, and packed with flavor. My husband ordered the Grilled Chicken Banh Mi, and he was a fan. The bread was good (a bit over toasted but still yummy), the chicken was well-seasoned, and the sandwich had a great balance of flavors. The location is easy to find, with plenty of parking available in the plaza, which is always a bonus. We had a wonderful meal and left very satisfied. I'll definitely be coming back whenever I'm in the area and craving some good Vietnamese food. It's always nice to support a family-owned business that's serving quality food and great service.

From the moment you walk through the door, you can feel the heart and soul this family pours into…read moretheir restaurant. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and full of the kind of genuine hospitality that instantly makes you feel at home. Every member of the staff treats guests like family, and that personal touch makes the entire experience unforgettable. The food is absolutely incredible -- fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with love and tradition. The pho broth is rich and deeply comforting, the spring rolls are perfectly crisp and refreshing, and every dish tastes authentic and thoughtfully prepared. What truly sets this restaurant apart is the passion behind it. In a world filled with chain restaurants and rushed service, this place reminds you what dining out is supposed to feel like: comforting, personal, and memorable. Supporting a family-owned business like this is easy when the quality, care, and kindness are this exceptional. If you're looking for authentic Vietnamese food made by people who genuinely care about their customers and their craft, this restaurant is an absolute gem. I'll definitely be coming back again and again.

If your anywhere near Martinez then this should be your go to Vietnamese restaurant…read more We went here on an early Saturday evening. The atmosphere is very nice and casual. Family owned and it felt like we were invited over for dinner. We had the garlic noodles with shrimp, BBQ combo platter, and of course some fresh spring rolls. I asked for some sriracha, and our server ( very nice older man) asked if I want to try their homemade chili sauce. Of course, I said yes. It was similar to a chili oil crisp you see in little jars on tables at other places. However this was thick not as oily. Dang! So good! Didn't miss the sriracha at all. Everything was amazing. I've had lots of Vietnamese food and this was some of, if not the best I have had yet. Every plate was cleaned. Delicious! I am even getting hungry writing this review. We left and walked up the street about a block or two and our other server ( younger guy) came walking up behind us and said, "Hey you forgot these. " Then he hand me my sunglasses. So nice of him. I will Definitely will go back soon to try other items on the menus.

Just moved to Walnut Creek and have been enjoying trying new food areas. The food was great, came…read moreout fast and the staff was so friendly. I am looking forward going back soon!

Super friendly staff and excellent food. Reminds me of my grandma's! The candy bowl at the front is…read morea plus

Absolutely love the food here. Ordered party trays for a business meeting (Drunken Noodles both…read moreChicken and Tofu). Not only was it a crowd pleaser, the dishes helped get a couple new regulars to the restaurant. Joi and the team are absolute gems. Can't recommend enough!

I've been eating at Spicy Joi for years. Same order, same medium heat, same happy belly--until this…read morevisit. What I got instead was an episode of Hot Ones with Sean Evans. You know that show has "Da Bomb"? Well, this place dropped "Da Nuke" on us--and didn't even bother with a warning label. I can handle my spice. My personal ceiling is the red Buldak noodles, the ones that make normal people cry and question their life choices. But this? This was beyond. I specifically asked for medium because I was on a date, not trying to audition for a gastrointestinal stuntman role. The second that food hit my mouth, my body reacted like I'd just bitten into a battery acid gummy. It felt like my mouth was cut and within minutes, I was riding a wave of nausea. By the time we got home, my stomach was auditioning for a volcano documentary. I brought the dish back to the counter and politely told the waitress this was not medium. She nodded, gave me a knowing look, and said, "We'll let the back know." And that was it. No replacement. No apology. She offered a glass of milk with just a little chuckle--like we'd been the victims of a prank show and the cameras were about to pop out. Now I realize why they made me pay and tip first. Because if I'd tasted that plate before handing over my card, that tip would've been as small as my remaining taste buds. To the owner, I know your place is better than this. it feels like your staff may be sabotaging your business. Good luck to you and your customers. I for sure know I won't be going back or be recommending this place.

After seeing a Chinese feast at the end of Love Island Season 8 (so happy Bryce and Trinity won), I…read morewas inspired to have a traditional Chinese meal. I accidentally found Kung Fu Kitchen by reading another Yelper's reviews who was at the same Stretch Zone I was trying out in Clayton. Like others have mentioned, the shrimp is plump and succulent. I enjoyed the shrimp in my chow fun. The chow fun itself had good texture albeit too much soy sauce. The Hong Kong noodles were beautiful to look at and had everything you can imagine on it. There were two kinds of mushrooms, chicken, beef, sweet peas, shrimp and bok choy. The sauce in the Hong Kong noodles was not very strong but the amount of high quality toppings made up for it. The dry braised green beans had good crunch and there was a generous amount but the flavoring was also on the light side. This is good for people on low sodium diets. Both the Hong Kong noodle dish and the green bean dish were generously sized but the chow fun dish is more of a one person dish. They come on nice bright white plates. Prices were not cheap but it is the norm for the area. We paid close to 60 dollars after tip for three dishes at lunch and had some leftovers. They have very good lunch specials on the weekdays that give you plenty of food for about 13 dollars a person. People near us were enjoying their lunch specials. However, I advise taking to go on hot days because it was 95° inside the restaurant and there was no AC. I was wearing a thick hoodie today and it was pretty hot the entire time I was eating inside.

Another first class meal tonight, went with honey walnut prawns, combination egg fu yung, and…read moregarlic broccoli. Huge portions, GrubHub within 25 minutes, arrived plenty hot!

After Sistory Thai in Albany closed, I was genuinely disappointed because I couldn't find anything…read morethat came close. I gave Imm Thai another try, tried Thai Table, and even Glom Thai (which replaced Sistory), but none of them had the same quality or flavors I had been missing. I also loved Banana Leaf in El Cerrito before it closed, so I figured those days were over. Then I found out the owners of Sistory had opened Saneh Bangkok in Pleasant Hill, so we decided to celebrate my aunt's birthday there. Wow, it exceeded all of our expectations. Every single dish was outstanding, and honestly, even better than I remembered from Sistory. We ordered the Pad Thai, Pad Kee Mao, Red Curry, Spring Rolls, and the fried chicken with roti and Massaman curry. Everything was perfectly seasoned, fresh, and packed with flavor. The noodles had that authentic wok flavor I'd been searching for, the curry was rich and delicious, and the roti with Massaman curry was absolutely incredible. The portions were generous, the service was warm and attentive, and the whole experience reminded me why I loved Sistory so much in the first place. We were so full that we didn't have room for dessert, but next time I am definitely getting the mango sticky rice! As if that wasn't enough, I also learned the owners are behind Thai Lao Pakaoma in El Cerrito, which took over the old Banana Leaf location--and it's only five minutes from my house! Now I'm even more excited to try that one too. If you were a fan of Sistory or Banana Leaf, do yourself a favor and check out Saneh Bangkok. It brought back everything I'd been missing, and I can't wait to go back.

Came by for dinner the other night and it was a decent experience. Saneh Bangkok seems highly rated…read morefor Thai restaurants in the area and it was more of an Americanized Thai food experience. Made a reservation and our table was ready upon arrival. Dining is available at the bar or inside the dining room. Staff throughout the meal were fantastic with communication. Started off with the tom yum soup which was decent. Flavors were on the muted side of the spectrum. The lychee salad was quite nice as it had a slight kick to it. Surprisingly, there were a few gigantic prawns as part of this salad! The fried vegetarian egg rolls were decent and came with a dipping sauce. The pork satay was quite Americanized as the pork was on the leaner side and cooked towards a well done. The satay sauce was quite muted too. The crab fried rice was tasty and featured a generous amount of crab on top. Favorites included the short rib which was gigantic and super tender. The curry was decent too. This came with a side of jasmine rice. Opted for the sweet roti along with the mango sticky rice. Both were tasty. The mangoes were ripe and the sticky rice was quite tasty with the condensed milk. ~$60/head after tax and gratuity for dinner.