Saigon pho seems like a popular place on Route 10. Arrived around Lunch hour and it was packed. They serve a good spread of Vietnamese food. The stir fry mains were kinda okay. LOVED the grilled chicken pho though! Only if they served a smaller size as it's too much for one person. (It's under specials and only available in one size). Tried the spring rolls and fried rice and both were delicious. read more

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One of my favorite Vietnamese Pho places! Good menu selections. Enjoyed their Vietnamese iced coffee with condensed milk, must try:-) read more

Saigon Pho - Vietnamese Near Me - East Hanover, New Jersey

I think this restaurant may have changed hands as the current management is far nicer than the previous owner. The food is about the same quality as before and the menu has been decreased in size and variety and thus, only a 4 star rating. Most of the standard Viet dishes are offered and you'll see Cha Gio (Spring rolls), Goi Cuon (summer rolls), several varieties of Pho, a varied offering of Bun (rice vermicelli dishes with chicken, pork, shrimp, beef, etc.) and rice dishes that will remind you more of Chinese than specifically Vietnamese dishes. You really can't go wrong with any of the dishes here and as others have mentioned, in the new pandemic world with its fascist over-reach and controls, tables are spaced miles apart and separated by dividers. This restaurant also has a very heavy and healthy take-out business and I was glad to see that as it leads me to believe they will succeed and be around for a long time to come. I generally visit this restaurant only when I am in the E. Hanover area and I live in Randolph and when I need a fix of Vietnamese food, I tend to look closer to home. If you are in the area and have a hankering for PHO, a Bu dish, great spring or summer rolls, then look no further - head over to SAIGON PHO. read more

Disgusting. My food was slimy ?? For some odd reason I think it may have been the cornstarch in a sauce or something but my meat was covered in it and the rice was mush and just overall disgusting and made me nauseous. I wish I could get my money back. read more

Saigon pho is a nice little vietnamese restaurant tucked away in a busy, nondescript shopping center on route 10. If you are a pork or beef eater (I am not) then there are a lot more items to choose from. However have had the Pho, Chicken Satay, Coconut Shrimp, and the vegetarian spring rolls. The pho is pretty good and the large size serving is a lot of food for $9. I would pretty much stick to that based on what I can tell as everything else is mediocre. Service is typical Asian style - meaning they will come to you and bring your food, but not exactly what i would call proactive. Ambience is decent, but its annoying they have these big screen TVs on all the time. have been there a few times. place is really between a 3 and 4 stars, however I feel like it is going downhill a bit, so I am inclined to give it a three stars. read more

We've been ordering take out from this place for the past 3 months and each time the food has been awesome! We will keep returning for the usual special pho (#36), grilled pork & spring roll bun (#53 with rice) summer rolls (#1), and pork banh mi (#20)!!!!! read more

This place is consistently amazing in both food and service. Authentic, fast, friendly, and absolutely delicious

We love this place. Before quarantine we went at least once every 2 weeks and even in quarantine we're super elated that they still do takeout. The service is quick and the food is good quality and in pretty sizeable portions. Pro tip: pay cash, get 10% off. read more

Looks like similar experiences. I want to go back, because he food is quite delishous when you get it. Summer rolls were excellent, with pork and vermicelli....too bad we ordered the crispy fried spring rolls, which also came and were excellent....except we were charged for BOTH. Pho is fantastic. Rice Combo platter, included pork chops, pork skin, shrimp cake, pork pie, all great. It took about 20 mins after we were seated for someone to NOTICE our order was not taken, and one of the counter guys came over and inspired less than perfect results with our order, hence the spring roll snafu. Food is great. Service needs work. !! read more

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Great food. I'm on a low sodium diet was I was afraid to try something here. I usually can't eat Asian food because of the sodium except for sushi. I asked for the dish to be prepared as a low sodium version and it was lower in sodium and tasty! read more

Vietnamese food is so healthy and good for you, you would think there would be more restaurants in NJ. I broke my rule of not going to a new restaurant until a month has gone by as they opened 2 days ago. I am glad I did. It is good. Just as good as the first one in Parsippany. I drop 1 star for a few reasons. These apply to both locations. Some, but not all dishes are a bit pricey for what they are. They don't take American Express which limits my use for customer entertaining. For that I will have to continue going to Lemongrass in Parsippany. Sometimes there is a communication breakdown. Overall a solid 4 and a welcome addition to the neighborhood. Bun and Phos are very tasty, right sized, and have plenty of variety. Srirachi, Hoisin, hot chili sauce, and soy are on the table. You have to ask for yummy peanut sauce. read more

Saigon Pho - satay - Vietnamese Near Me - East Hanover, New Jersey

Great spot for Vietnamese. A friend of mine who is Vietnamese recommended this place and it lived up to his word and I'll definitely be back. We got two different phos (veggie and the deluxe) and we'd probably get the same ones because both were delicious. Have to get a large, the small is so much smaller for barely any difference in price. Cant wait to go back! read more

Saigon Pho - Vietnamese Near Me - East Hanover, New Jersey

I am very serious about my pho since I moved to NJ from Queens a few years ago, and have eaten ONLY authentic Vietnamese food. I have to say that this place isn't bad at all! Firstly, it is cleaner that most of the Vietnamese restaurants I have frequented and they get big bonus points for that! The staff is friendly and accommodating. I would say the prices are slightly higher than the average Vietnamese place, but I guess the atmosphere makes up for it. The pho is pretty decent, although could use more flavor in the broth and they could add more meat (tendon, flank, etc.). All in all, I think that this is the best Vietnamese you are going to get around here. read more

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Awesome Vietnamese place. Special beef pho is great! Friendly service! Recommend highly!

So I haven't come here in years because A. I no longer live in the direct area, and B. my experience there was never super great (see last review). I was in the area this past weekend though and decided to pop in and give it another change after all these years. Service was definitely better. I didn't feel unwelcome like I used to when coming to this location or the other in Parsippany which from what I understand has shut down. Vegetable pho is simply amazing. It always has been and probably always will be. I also got the summer rolls which were DELISH. They did give me a fork, I guess because I'm black and I'm not supposed to know how to use chopsticks, but I do...HA. Bill came to about $16. Took forever for someone to come get my card but I wasn't in a rush so that's ok. I'd start coming back again if in the area only because this experience was pleasant. So much better than in the past years. Can't wait to eat more pho here. Email: diningwithpyt@gmail.com. IG: diningwithpyt read more

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Summer rolls were huge, but full of filler with hardly any shrimp presence. I expected more for $6. Low value. Pho was clean, but nothing phenomenal. And the protein was rather sparse. I clearly didn't have the same reaction as other ebullient reviewers. Philly pho shops have likely spoiled me, and will always be the standard I measure against. Small portions / low value in general. And I didn't like the takeout packaging for the pho. Plastic bag for the small sprig of basil and sprouts didn't feel safe, and the takeout box for the noodles resulted in a clumpy cube when the pho was assembled at home. Won't be back. read more

This is a great authentic Vietnamese Spot. We really enjoyed our lunch that we all about a second portion home for dinner. The manager was so nice and attentive to us even though it was so busy. Can't wait to go back. read more

Saigon Pho - Grilled Chicken dishes were on point! - Vietnamese Near Me - East Hanover, New Jersey

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Pro: 1. First time in East HANOVER and Livingston; this restaurant is extremely clean with very nice furnitures and decorations 2. Staffs and managers are outstanding and attentive. Best customer service 3. Food prepared as ordered, everything fresh and nicely decorated 4. Vietnamese sandwich was really delicious, pho was great (needs a little more meat), summer shrimp rolls nicely prepared but very little shrimp Con: 1. See the item 4 above; needs to be more generous with meat and shrimp 2. Price just a bit higher than other Vietnamese places But; since it very clean and professional I would recommend this place highly without any hesitation and I definitely go back again, great job! read more

This is our go-to spot for delicious pho and apps! The owner and staff are always so nice and their service is quick. I've had pho at other places in the area and was never impressed by either the broth, the noodles or both. Would definitely recommend! read more

This was my favorite place to eat until today. I got the worst customer service. I even got yelled at by the owner. I drive about 30 mins to come get soup from this place. Today I was on my way home from work and stopped to get my soup. (where I work is about 45 mins from where I live and 15 mins from my job) I called and ordered in. Everything was fine when I came to pick up my food. I'm almost home and I notice my whole soup has spilled out in the bag and all over my car floor. I feel in the bag while I'm driving that the top is not on all the way. So I call and let the restaurant know what happened. The owner picked up the phone and I explain. I tell him that I don't think the top was on all the way and that the soup spilled in the bag. He automatically started blaming me and the way I drive on the fact that the soup spilled out the bag. We went back and forth on the phone so I said I'll just come back up there. So I drive another 30 mins back to east Hanover from west orange. I live right next to Montclair. I walk in and he yells across the dining room "come over here" very disrespectful. I walk over and explain to him what happened he did the same thing and got defensive even when I took the container out to show him the top was never on. He told me that I should have checked the bag before I left. I was flabbergasted. How is it my fault that the container wasn't closed?? I never made it home to even open everything up. That was the only thing open because it was never closed. This never happened so it's obviously their fault. The container was not closed. Period. I told him I always come to order from here I always spend my money here. He says "so!" I said to him I came from far he says " I know!" He continued to be disrespectful talking over me, calling me "lady", so then I stopped arguing, I placed the bag full of soup in front of him and asked for my money back. When I gave him the card he snatched it from me. I told him not to do that and he acted as if he didn't do it. He even said "snatch what??" While all this is going on everyone in the store who was eating were watching. I felt so disrespected and humiliated. I'm never eating there or spending my money there again. They only value the customer if they spend money and don't complain. I wouldn't eat there if your skeptical about the food and service. That's the only time I've ever had a problem and was completely disrespected. read more

Saigon pho is my first pho experience so I don't have much to compare it to. I can say that everything I ate was great! The location Is super convenient, and the restaurant itself is really clean and well maintained. The owner came over several times to ask me how I liked the phood (haha get it?). The level of care they put into this business goes a long way with me and I can't wait to go back. read more

I've been here several times over the past few years whenever I'm in town. Decent pho for a reasonable price. Nothing wrong with the food but nothing standout either. Serving sizes are decently generous. A small pho is enough to fill me up for hours. I recommend getting the spring rolls which are deep fried and stuffed with pork. They come with a fish sauce dipping sauce and are a really tasty way to start your meal. The only sad thing is that there are only four spring rolls the size of your index finger per order. We need more spring rolls!!! The pho is always decent. My favorite is the pork chop pho as the pork really imparts another layer of flavor to the broth. Other choices are good as well. Avoid getting the beef meatballs though, they're really gross. I was thinking Italianish meatballs, I got gelatinous grey balls that resembled fish balls and tasted rather gamey. Overall an okay restaurant choice in East Hanover. I go here just because it's the most conveniently located Vietnamese joint, but that's not to say it's bad either. read more

Saigon Pho - Small rare beef and beef ball pho - Vietnamese Near Me - East Hanover, New Jersey

Obsessed with this place since my first meal here. I always get the #40 special Pho, and you won't understand why until you try it for yourself. Simply put, it's one of my favorite flavors. Filling, delicious, and worth every penny. Friendly staff always makes you feel welcome and are beyond accommodating. 10/10 love this place!!!! read more

Decent place for pho and rice dishes if you are looking for Vietnamese food. Staff is quick to get your order and food. Entrees could use more Vietnamese flavors lemongrass, basil, cilantro. The pho broth was watery instead of bold. The food is acceptable if you're looking to quell Vietnamese food craving but for more authentic dishes, we go to ny read more

Is it possible to give negative stars? The worst service I have experienced. The server was rude and probably a racist. He would not seat us but he was only seating his vietnamese friends. I waited like a fool not realizing what was happening. Then we were seated they never brought us water or even took our order. We just walked out.. worse service I have ever experienced. Don't go there!!! read more

four solid stars for solid food and execution (although still not as good as what we're used to in southern california). plus one star for being the best that we've found in north jersey so far! their grilled pork rolls are the most flavorful in the area, with actual seasonings and sear. their peanut sauce also is more savory than other local options which can often run cloyingly sweet. saigon pho's broth is deeper and richer in flavor, and portions are good-sized. i like that they offer different sizes too based on appetite. their meat portions and quality seem better than other places too, with rare steak properly rare and tender, and the option for fatty and regular brisket. eat-in service is attentive and excellent, and as parents of a toddler we appreciate intuitive little touches like bringing out a share bowl for our daughter without having to ask. we enjoy the food so much that my wife will even send me to get take-out, which is extremely rare. their take-out is very thoughtfully packaged, isolating the broth, cold/raw ingredients, and garnish so that you can assemble it properly when you get home. not sure why saigon pho gets mixed reviews, but we think it's properly authentic. read more

What a great experience! Spring rolls are fantastic (that's my go to every time I eat Vietnamese). I ordered crispy noodles with shrimp. Which is basically fried vermicelli with shrimp and vegetables in brown sauce. My daughter ordered chicken and broccoli, but she felt the chicken was too chewy. So they brought a new menu and very politely asked if she wanted to order something different. They brought beef an dbroccoki very quickly. They were very attentive. And made a point of coming back to ask if she was happy and if it was OK. Everyone was so polite and nice. Food was delicious. Bubble shakes were awesome also. I had 2 coconut shakes! Lol read more

Since moving to the burbs, we have been jonesing for some great pho. We really miss our favorite spot in Jersey City, and definitely haven't found anything that comes close. Today's effort was Saigon Pho. The Pros The broth is very tasty. It is the closest thing to our favorite place that we have found out here. There was a nice balance of sweet and savory spices and it wasn't over salted. The chicken was tender and not overcooked. The portions are very big. The basil, lime, and sprouts (staples with pho) were packaged separately so they wouldn't wilt and were very fresh and abundant. The hoisin sauce had a nice spice level. The Cons There were no vegetables other than some onion, basil, and sprouts. We like pho to have some other veggies like cabbage or bok choy, broccoli, or spinach. The location is not very convenient, tucked away behind a busy strip mall on rt. 10. They have no website or online menu to order from. We did not try anything else off the menu, and did not dine in, so I cannot make any judgements about those things, but the pho is probably the best I have had so far in this area. I'm still hoping to find something that compares with my old favorite though. read more

My go to Vietnamese spot in East Hanover! Service is always quick. If we're not ordering pho, we love their short ribs and beef cubes. Spring rolls are always fresh and crispy. We ordered a coconut smoothie with boba beads, the taste was good, but the petals were frozen. Made it hard to enjoy the rest of the smoothie, but it could be a fluke! Really delicious spot that's worth a try. read more

I stopped by for a quick lunch earlier, just past 1330. It's a nice looking Vietnamese restaurant with plenty of seating; it reminds me a tad bit of New Thanh Hoai in JC but with more parking. Service was good, but there was no music, no one was talking, and the TV was on mute--making lunch a wee bit awkward. Pho Dac Biet (#36, Large: $10.95): For the most part, the pho here is pretty good. I'm glad the broth is not watered down like my go-to Viet restaurant; it's savory, beefy, and flavorful. The large is filling enough, but if you're really hungry, go for the X-Large ($15.95). Each bowl comes with plenty of noodles, broth, and meat (brisket, flank, tendon, tripe, and beef ball). In fact, of all the Vietnamese restaurants I've dined at in this state, this is the first one that actually includes beef ball (*half* a ball, to be exact) in the Pho Dac Biet. The noodles were overcooked, which is the main thing that prevents me from giving them a 4/5. The prices are a bit "up there," but still reasonable. I don't mind having lunch here again. It's certainly the better option for Vietnamese food within East Hanover. read more

Great food and great service! I was hesitant to try Bc of the reviews but I was impressed. Spring rolls def a great starter! Four but fresh! I got a large beef pho which was super filling. I should've gotten a small! I didn't think they would pack it with so much beef and noodles. We also orderd porkchops with fried rice. Again great size portions. I also tried the taro smoothie. Super happy it was mad fresh and not just some juice with taro syrup! If your around this area def a must try. Prices are reasonable. Plus to the manager (i think it was) he was super friendly!! read more

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The food has decent flavor and the service is quite attentive. The banh mi was a bit disappointing as there was only a little bit meat and a few pickled veggies. I would like to see these stuffed a bit better for $7, each bite was about 80% bread to filling. read more

Saigon Pho - Meatball App - Vietnamese Near Me - East Hanover, New Jersey

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4 stars for food 3 stars for price 2 stars for service Went to Saigon Pho at the peak of dinnertime on a Saturday. Surprisingly we got seated right away even though the place was packed. Overall the food was good. The spring rolls tasted fresh however there were way too many noodles in there and not enough meat. The pho broth was definitely to my liking and the noodles were cooked well (not too soft or hard). Service is a different story. After we finished our meal, I attempted to put in an order for takeout. The first waiter I flagged down said he would come back (which he never did). The same happened with the second waiter. I finally flagged down a third waiter and was able to put in my order. I also asked them to give me a separate check for the takeout order. Not only did I wait forever for the takeout order, it never came. We sat at our table for the longest time waiting for it (and even noticed a waiter starting at us wondering why we finished eating and were not leaving). Finally I inquired about my order and someone went to check on it. Given the time it took for them to check on it, it was clear my order was never put in. Oh and in the end, they put it all on one check which I specifically asked them not to do. In short, overpriced food and subpar service means I won't be going back unless i get a huge craving for pho (and even then I would consider fulfilling it elsewhere). read more

Love this restaurant. Beautiful interior. The food and selection is great. We have only done takeout so far but will be back for a real sit down dinner soon. While we were waiting for our order to be filled, the very helpful waiter served us some very unusual and delicious Vietnamese tea. read more

Ever since we fell in love with Pho Cali down in Sarasota, we've been looking for a great Vietnamese restaurant up here. Unfortunately this isn't it. Everything was good, just not great. But I'm willing to try it again and order different things. Maybe I'll discover something here that really, "blows my skirt up." The mostly Asian patrons was promising of course. I'd assume that they know what's good. Like myself being Italian/American, I know the best Italian restaurants in the area. :) read more

Saigon Pho - Vietnamese Near Me - East Hanover, New Jersey

I visited Saigon Pho on a Saturday for lunch. It was fairly busy-- about 8-10 tables at the time. The restaurant is on a quieter corner of a strip mall, and if my mom hadn't known about it, I probably never would have noticed it. The portions here were quite generous, and the food is really great for autumn or winter- think warm noodle soup on a cold day, perfect. There were 2 servers working, and they were quick to grab whatever we needed. We ordered the pork spring rolls and 2 large bowls of rare beef pho. (FYI, if you order an appetizer, just get the small bowl. The sizes here are like McDonald's sodas. Small is medium, there is no medium, large is extra large, and extra large is just flat out ridiculous. ) The spring rolls were bursting with big lettuce leaves, fresh herbs, a piece of sweet ground pork and came with a side of peanut sauce (I think the sauce was too sweet for my taste, but there are other options on the table). The rare beef pho was comforting and fresh, and very DIY in terms of flavor. You are served the broth, noodles and beef in a bowl, and the limes, basil, bean sprouts and sauces on the side. I added a lot of basil and lime, some hoisin sauce and some hot sauce, it was exactly to my liking. The meal came to $30 with tip, and I definitely feel like it was worth it. Kind of wish I had taken my leftovers home! Pros: huge portions, fresh ingredients, make the pho to your preferences. Cons: the atmosphere is very Chinese buffet-- I wouldn't come here on a first date. read more

Saigon Pho - Lunch with mama! - Vietnamese Near Me - East Hanover, New Jersey

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I love Pho, and this place is pretty good, considering the area. I usually get Pho from a place in NYC, or my brother's house because my sister-in-law is Vietnamese and she makes great food. I came here yesterday with my brother and my sister-in-law for lunch. She was surprised. She thought it was good, not amazing, but good and obviously she's extremely picky when it comes to Vietnamese dishes. For food, I got the #25 Large Pho, with beef and beef balls. I liked it a lot. My brother got the #37 Large Pho, and it had a little bit of everything. He felt like he should've gotten an Extra Large because he was still hungry. I was fine. The portion of noodles was great, but I wish they had given more Beef Balls. It looked as though they only gave 2 full beef balls and just sliced them in half. The broth was pretty flavorful, though a little salty. My sister-in-law thought they did a good job on the broth, but she did mention the saltiness as well. I don't remember the number of the dish my sister-in-law got, but it wasn't Pho. It was a noodle dish with beef. Hers looked good, but the rice noodles they used fell apart as she was eating, disintegrated really, and she wasn't too happy about it. For drinks, I got a Red Bean Shake and it was really good. I could taste the red bean, and there was definitely coconut milk in there as well (yum!). The only bad thing about my shake was that there were big pieces of ice in it, not a lot, but enough to be a little annoying to chew on. My brother and his wife got the Vietnamese iced coffees. They said theirs were decent, but not as strong as they would've liked, as they usually make their own iced coffees when they're at home. The atmosphere is really nice, and we were pleasantly surprised when we walked in. It looked far too nice inside to belong in the Castle Plaza, haha. There were a couple crystal chandeliers, nice fixtures, lots of tables, and 2 big flat screen TV's. The waiters were nice, and we were surprised that there were actual Vietnamese staff, we were expecting maybe Chinese, or other Asians, to be running it. Especially since even the Japanese Sushi places around here are run by Chinese people. My sister-in-law spoke to one of the waiters in Vietnamese. All in all, I would go back here again. This may be one of my new favorite places. read more

A friend and I wanted to try a new restaurant and decided to try this place out. At first glance, the place looked very well and fairly new since it just recently opened. We were greeted and sat down immediately. We received our entrees not too long afterwards and the meals looked decent. We each ate some of our food and said that the food wasn't too bad. However, about halfway through my meal, I noticed something that looked like a strand of hair. I know that lemongrass is used in many Vietnamese dishes, but I ordered the beef cubes (bo luc lac) with fried rice. I eat a fairly decent amount of Vietnamese food and I am quite certain that lemongrass is not used in this dish. Also, I can definitely tell the difference between lemongrass and a piece of hair. I told my friend about the hair that I found and pushed it to the corner of my dish. He took a look at it and agreed that it definitely was a piece of hair. Now I didn't want to make a big deal out of it and waited until my friend finished his meal before I mentioned it to the waiter. When the bus boy came by to take our plates, I asked him if would please get our waiter before taking my dish away because of the hair that I found. The waiter comes back and I tell him in a very polite manner about the piece of hair. The waiter then takes a look at the piece of hair by sticking his face really close to the dish and decides to pick it up. He grabs the piece of hair, holds it up to the light and starts to rub in between his fingers. In my head, I was like "GROSS! Wtf is this guy doing?" He then walks away with the piece of hair and gets the manager. The manager comes back and asks if there was a problem. I politely say that I found a piece of hair in my dish. He then asks me where the hair is because he would like to see it for himself. I told him that the waiter picked it up and I am not sure what he did with it. So, now the manager thinks I'm lying and says "You should have left the hair there because now I don't know who to believe. You also ate half of the meal. You shouldn't have eaten it if you saw the hair. What are you trying to do? Ruin my business?" After he says this, I am a bit drawn back because of how I am being treated. So now my politeness goes away and I start to argue with the manager. I tell him I would not have eaten the food if I knew there was a piece of hair in my dish. Unfortunately, the hair was not neatly placed on top of the meal for me to notice. Instead, with my awesome luck, it was embedded within the meal and I had to eat half of it before finding out. I also stated that it was not my fault that his waiter picked it up and rubbed in between his fingers and holding it up against the light as if he were inspecting a diamond. The manager then goes to ask what I would like to be done. I say that I would not like to pay for my meal because there was hair in it. He then says he can't do that because I already ate most of it. I tell him that I am not paying for food that had hair in it and asked if he would pay for food that hair in it which he did not answer. Now this part makes no sense at all to me. He can't let me have the meal for free, but is willing to make me another dish. I try to explain to him that I did not want another dish and that I would just like this dish to be taken off the bill. He keeps going back to the reason that I ate half of it and that he has to charge me for at least half the meal or he can cook me a new meal. I tell him that making another meal would cost more money out of his pocket than just not charging me for meal. But he insists that he make me another meal, so we go on to argue for a couple more minutes until finally an elderly man comes from the back and pushes him away. I was finally brought the bill and was not charged for the meal. This had to be the worst customer service I have ever experienced. It's crazy how he treated me for something that was wrong on their end. I will never be eating here again. I just also want to point out that another person found a rubber band / plastic pieces in their drink from this place. You can see their review here: http://www.yelp.com/biz/saigon-pho-east-hanover read more

I usually go to Viet Ai in Florham Park or the food court inside of Kam Man, but when this place opened on Route 10 I decided to give it a shot. I love Vietnamese food too much to not do so, and if there's a better place within 20 minutes driving distance of me, who am I not to uncover it? BLEH. Okay, well, let me start with some positive stuff -- the atmosphere is great. The effort put into the interior design shows, and the restaurant is trying to definitely offer itself as not just a fast, casual place to have lunch but also a more leisurely sit-down meal with dedicated table service. And the service I experienced was pretty attentive and fast (although this was 1:30pm on a Tuesday). You'll also get 10% off your bill of $30+ if you pay in cash.....but only VISA and MasterCard are accepted anyway. The food? Sorry. Nope. Not even the minor points above could save the horrible bowl of vermicelli noodles I received. No flavor, *very* little actual noodles (it was more like a salad -- and while I love the salad-y portion of vermicelli bowls -- I need some noodles too). The noodles that WERE in there were soggy soggy soggy. Gross. Pork meatballs and mini spring rolls were fine. But they couldn't save this dish, unfortunately. Also, it was almost $3 more than what I'd pay over at Viet Ai. And at that place it's so good I end up drinking the fish sauce at the end of the bowl (I really, really wish I was kidding). The verdict -- nope, won't be returning here, even to try something else. Go to Viet Ai for your pho and your vermicelli and go to Kam Man for your báhn mì. read more

This is the sister restaurant of the same name in Parsippany and has been at this location for about 6 weeks now. I like this restaurant just as much as the sister restaurant. Had the medium rare beef and beef tripe pho and the medium rare beef with beef balls pho. Medium was a good portion even for people that eat a lot. Meat was lean just how I like it. Also had the pork chop in lemongrass and grilled. Delicious, lean & seasoned just right. There's plenty of parking and the restaurant is a good size. If you get cold, you might want to sit further in the restaurant as a cold wind tends to blow in by the door. Also note that they charge $1.50 for hot tea, but at least it's a pot. read more