Pho Saigon

Good clean food good price nice people family owned. Its a great Vietnamese place. Good Phó and other soups and rice dishes and Banh Mi. They have tofu too etc. Love it cant go wrong here.

Great spot for a quick lunch — I must have come here 3 dozen times. It has never taken more than 25 seconds to be seated, and your food is out within 4 minutes. Incredible service.

Pretty solid like all the other Phở Saigons. Food is consistent, broth is flavorful and portions are decent. Service is on par with other Vietnamese restaurants. They do have a great lunch special. Spring roll/​egg roll with soup/​vermicelli bowl/​rice and a soda for $ 7.75. Will def Coke back here.
Update– service has been fantastic the last 4x I have eaten here. #ieattooMuchpho

This is a good place to go if you have a certain urge for Vietnamese food. I’ve had my fair share of Vietnamese food and this place is average. But, they make up for it in price. The lunch special includes a spring roll (or fried roll), vermicelli bowl (or Phở), and a drink for only 7.75. That’s a great bargain. But, the spring rolls weren’t as «hefty» as other places, peanut sauce was more peanut buttery, and the serving of protein in the vermicelli bowl wasn’t completely satisfying. The Phở Saigon in midtown (owned by the same people) is WAY better.

Prompt and friendly service. I had #17 and veg spring rolls. Hearty portion and good flavor. Very busy at lunch, but I noticed they handled it well and no one waited for a table. Only $ 10 plus tip. Only suggestion is to cut the meat into bite size pieces to make it easier to eat.

This place is so good and their service is always prompt. Perfect place for lunch since they are usually very quick with my order. Everything that I have eaten here is delicious. I could probably eat their phở every day for lunch during the cold season.

I have to give this location 3 stars due to service. The food is always on point. Went on 10−25−15 around 3pm. The waiter took our order then brought me a fork that I didn’t ask for. Yes he was trying to be efficient. If he would have paid a little more attention to detail he would have seen that both myself and my boyfriend had chopsticks ready. The waiter only place one fork on the table in front of me. My boyfriend is Vietnamese and I am white. Why must everyone stereotype? Don’t assume that skin color makes a person use a fork and incapable of using chopsticks!!! Come on its 2015, people travel and are more cultured than say 1990!!!

The egg rolls have just about as much pork as the ones I make have. The shrimp fried rice has the shrimp separate and they are real shrimp not a piece of a shrimp like others. Just an awesome meal!

I actually went here on a Groupon, and took my kids. It was telling that none of them liked it.
I myself found it a bustling, busy, and noisy place. The décor was basic lunch-​tables and servers. The phở was okay, and the appetizers — spring rolls — were okay. But, I guess, I haven’t found a really good Phở place in Houston yet.
I’d be open to suggestions…

One of my regular guilty pleasures is a weekly lunch of hot Phở so during a recent trip to Houston I made a point of visiting Phở Saigon since the Palm City apparently boasts the second largest Vietnamese-​American population in the U.S. I’ve given a Phở Saigon an A+ rating because its able to deliver a richly-​flavored broth at an very inexpensive price point. Add in the fact that the service is tremendous (fast, efficient) and I’ll use Phở Saigon as the my personal gold standard for measuring all other phở shops.
I ordered the Phở Ga which I found extremely comforting – a crystal clear, hot and steamy chicken broth that not only satisfied the taste buds with its deep flavor but also provided the warm aroma of spices. The customary phở garnishes – lime juice, fresh herbs, bean sprouts and chilis were fresh, crisp and bring everything in its proper place along with the fish sauce and hot sauce.
I also was extremely impressed by the service during the lunch hour. Upon entering the restaurant, I was immediately seated, presented a menu and served a glass of ice water. The server took my order within a minute and the hot, steamy phở ga was delivered to my table in about 3 – 4 minutes. Tremendous service – prompt, efficient and no nonsense! Now if these folks could takeover fumbling, inefficient government bureaucracies, then we all be in a better place!
Great job, Phở Saigon. I’ll be back soon.

I was craving a banh mi thit. Thien An wasn’t open on Saturdays, so I decided to give this place a try. The sandwich was a major fail. The bread wasn’t crunchy and rather soft. The cucumber was shredded instead of the usual wedge. They used some sweet sauce instead of the Vietnamese mayo. They put shredded lettuce (there’s no lettuce in banh mi). Lastly, banh mi are supposed to be wrapped in paper and put in a paper bag. This keeps the bread crispy. Phở Saigon wrapped the sandwich in paper but then puts it in a plastic bag, which makes the bread soft. I would not get banh mi from here ever again. If so I would have to be very, very desperate.

I love this place. I mostly order take out (they always get my order right). When I have the time I like to dine-​in & enjoy my food. The staff is always nice. Never had an issue with my food nor service. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone.

Yo this place is GREAT! Awesome atmosphere and good food!
I wish I lived closer to this place I would retun again and again.

This location is exactly like their Katy location. It was busy inside but found a seat quickly. I ordered a large bowl of phở with flank beef. It came out within minutes of me sitting down at my table. Broth was flavorful without being salty and had generous amount of beef and noodles. They leave your check on your table after you order so all you have to do is go up and pay when you’re done eating. $ 6.75 for a large bowl of phở is a deal to me.

My favorite things about Phở Saigon are that the place is very inexpensive and absolutely deeelish. It’s always my go-​to place when I’m craving Viet cuisine, so you can only imagine how excited I was to find out there was one right next to my church in north Houston! YES! I am always craving spring rolls for some reason after Sunday service, so I was thrilled beyond measure!
I ordered spring rolls with grilled chicken, and mm mm mm it was so delicious, but I was actually a bit disappointed at how messy it came out. The spring rolls kind of just fell apart after my first bite because they weren’t packed tightly.
My lunch group ordered a variety of things on the menu: egg rolls, lots of phở, bun bo hue, and vermicelli bowls. Everyone seemingly enjoyed their orders.
The wait time for food was extremely short… probably like 2 minutes, literally. Maybe even less. What.

Average phở place. Has a pretty good lunch deal. I always get the phở dac biet at any phở restaurant so that is the dish I judge them all on. Could have more of a beefy broth. Not bad, but not stupid good either. Just average.
I ordered a banh mi thit nuong while I was at it and I have to say, pretty disappointed. Had this chopped lettuce salad to it for the greens and the meat was not good. I probably wouldn’t order any thit nuong from this location or another banh mi.
I come here since it’s convenient in price and location to where I come up on this side for training. Otherwise, this is not a «destination» restaurant where you go out of your way to come here. It’s more of a «convenience» restaurant where it happens to be there and there’s a good price point to flavor ratio.

This is one of my favorite downtown eateries!
For those who don’t know, phở is a Vietnamese noodle soup consisting of broth, linguine-​shaped rice noodles called bánh ph, a few herbs, and meat. Phở is a popular street food in Vietnam and is primarily served with either beef or chicken.
Anytime I’m feeling under the weather or hung over I try to make a stop for some phở loving!!!
Phở Saigon is a downtown favorite and can get pretty busy at lunch. The atmosphere is casual and service is FAST! Phở comes HOT and always delicious with some sprouts, mint and just a touch of Sriracha.
Feeling like stepping out of the box? Try the red bean dessert!

If I could get this place 4 ½ stars, then I would. The food was excellent, and it was exactly what I was craving! My husband and I ordered a beef banh mi, lemongrass beef and fried egg roll over rice, spring rolls, and a bowl of Phở. To top it off, we got our food within five minutes! score!
Most Vietnamese restaurants that I go to either have their meat dry, and their eggrolls super bland. While the egg rolls could have been just a tad more tasty, it balanced well with the lemongrass beef. The banh mi was awesome! Most restaurants serve them at room temperature and with no crisp on the bread. This was the exact opposite. The meet was very juicy, and the bread was toasty and crisp to perfection!
My husband and I couldn’t get over the broth. This Phở have the perfect amount of seasoning without too much oil. In fact, I just had broth, while my husband had the whole noodle soup with Eye round steak. you could really taste the cilantro and onions that have been sitting all night in the broth. It was exactly what we needed for a cold day.
The one small issue I had with this place was how slow it was in paying for my meal. Also, they could’ve done a bit better with their red beAn pudding. The ice was not as smooth and shaved as it should’ve been. Otherwise, it was a nice sweet note to end my meal :-)
I read a couple reviews that gave this place only one or two stars, and I couldn’t disagree more. Perhaps they caught this restaurant at a time where they were updating some things. What a shame, I think this place is worth coming back to!

We had a great dinner experience here on a Sunday evening. My SO works in the area and eats lunch here all the time, so we checked it out for dinner.
There was plenty if seating when we came, and we were very quickly greeted and helped by a very nice woman. We had spring rolls (good) and I had a vermicelli bowl with chicken and an egg roll (#67 if I remember correctly) and it was very very good. The serving size was a great deal for the price ($ 6.75 ish) and you get your bang for your buck! My SO had his usual, chicken phở (#40), which he loves and eats over and over again.
We had a great meal and good service for good prices. I would definitely go back.

Phở is one of my favorite comfort foods.
However, the biggest drawback at Phở Saigon was the after-​taste of MSG (flavor enhancer). I normally come at dinner time, which was the worse time to eat phở. I was hoping they made enough broth and didn’t cheat on the volume.
Also, I am not fond of the grid on the windows and doors. That made getting in and out very confusing. If you see someone bumped into the windows, it might be me. I could never remember where the door was. Ouch.