Authentic bowl of beef pho. Food size portions, good service and delish bowl. Large menu of food and drinks.

Once you figure out the entrance door you are greeted by a nice open small dining room with about 3 dozen seats and a pleasant smile from the waitstaff. Food was very good and on point although the fresh rolls were a little overstuffed with noodles. The wontons were a 10 and I was impressed with the pho garnish including a large sawleaf as well as the Thai basil the sawleaf is usually only found rarely as is rauram even though it wasn't included. The pho broth was a 10 as was the wonton soup which had a handful of fried shallots definitely a plus and very appreciated. I will definitely revisit again.

It was my first time trying boba tea I had the Strawberry tea with mango boba and it was amazing and amazing service and definitely will do again and such a clean place as-well my parents and siblings loved there drinks as-well thank you

They do have great soup noodles (pho). We go there for their northern style spicy noodles. Very authentic and tasty. If you don't like pig blood cake or feet, you can ask them to replace it with other meats. Super friendly service and price is reasonable.

Excellent food and service. I had the combo and my wife has the chicken. Both were tasty and filling!

Stopped by to grab some shakes with boba. The avocado shake was really delicious. My partner likes their durian shakes. Was told there would be a little wait, but the service was still very quick. Always lovely to sit inside when there's room, the decor is very relaxing.

This is good simple Vietnamese food, all of the pho are delicious made with fresh ingredients and a tasty clear broth. The appetizers are also satisfying. The service is quick and professional. I have dined there alone or with a party of 6 the experience has been equally pleasant.

Food was great and so was service. Very reasonably priced. Cute place. Would recommend.

Made a pit stop for food and was conflicted between Vinh Chau and Pho Saigon (which are directly across the street from each other) upon arrival. After browsing the food pics and menu, we decided on Vinh Chau (mainly because I wanted hu tieu kho). I felt like there was a vast selection of food ranging from banh canh, hu tieu, and pho. Coming from New York, our viet selection is pretty limited so I get pretty excited when there's a more extensive menu. I opted for the hu tieu nam vang kho (dry) and it didn't disappoint. I usually like the kho because it comes with the soup on the side instead and additionally a sauce to make everything with. It came with shrimp, xa xiu (thinly sliced Roast pork), chicken liver/heart and quail egg. Wish they had a combination of the noodles instead of just the rice noodles, but still hit the spot nonetheless. They had banh khot that day as a special and although I didn't think it was really worth it there, it's still a lot cheaper than it was in NY. The hu tieu soup was also very good so dry or wet would go well depending on how you feel that day. I ordered a ca phe sua da too and it was verrrrry thick and strong, but delicious. A cup of that could get you wired for a few nights though. Service was great. They were attentive to detail and very organized! Overall, I recommend!