Saigon Bbq Noodle House - San Francisc

Stumbled upon this place as I wanted some hot noodle soup before heading into the park. I ordered the pho #18) and I think it was such a good deal $12! Let alone in SF. A hearty broth with appropriate amounts of veggies and beef. One of the spices flavor was a bit strong compared to pho I have back in OC's Little Saigon, but I overall really enjoyed the pho and it was perfect in the cold, windy weather. I haven't really liked any of the other pho places I've tried in downtown SF, so I was pleasantly surprised by the wonderful taste.Service was very friendly and attentive. Restaurant and bathroom were clean. I'll be back to try their other menu items!

...Come for the garlic noodles and discover a great menu of delicious foods we like everything!#44 rice plate with chicken, pork, and fried eggA 12 banh xeo crepe with shrimp and porkA 5 fried chicken wings#95 garlic noodles with beef filet mignon friendly service!

Great service the 4 times I've been here. Felt very welcomed. Quick and proactive.The bun xeo has coconut milk in it so it tastes so authentic! Good prices for a restaurant on Irving. I'd choose this place over Gao Viet anytime. Bun rieu, garlic noodles, and appetizers are also good.

I like this new pho spot close to me food was good and authentic to Vietnam ?? I lived in Vietnam for the 3 years the staff is very attentive and nice food was good on this day I got the bbq chicken noodles soup they give you alot of fresh veggies to throw in the soup too ? and I tried the BBH a week ago too was also very tasty when you live in the sunset district you always want to find a nice noodle soup place

Saigon BBQ Noodle House is a friendly, local restaurant offering a huge menu of Vietnamese food with a focus on grilled meats. The Com Tam 7 Mon broken rice plate came with a mound of cooked broken rice grains along with seven different accompaniments including BBQ shrimp, BBQ pork, BBQ chicken, BBQ beef rib, shredded pork, fried egg, and pork loaf, along with a side of spicy fish sauce for dipping, pickled carrots/daikon, and lettuce and cucumbers for garnish. The meats were all perfectly marinated and grilled, and my favorite components were the thin BBQ pork and the fish sauce, which added an umami flavor to the rice. I also tried the Beef Pho, a hearty, savory noodle soup dressed with bean sprouts, herbs, jalapeño, and lemon. Though nothing super outstanding, the food here was on point and came at a good value and with friendly service too!