Best places: Vietnamese restaurants in San Francisco, United States

Snug cafe offering American & Vietnamese sandwiches, plus java drinks & breakfast bites.

Vietnamese spot turning out rolls, bowls & banh mi sandwiches in a small, laid-back space.

👍👍 They take card now! Pho is great here. Banh Xeo is probably my favorite order.

Vietnamese fare such as roast chicken, imperial rolls & spicy pork chops served in a compact space.

Small Tenderloin take-out space draws long lines for super-cheap meat or tofu banh mi sandwiches.

This family-run eatery serves traditional Vietnamese fare in a casual, contemporary dining room.

Longtime hole-in-the-wall Vietnamese eatery for bowls of pho & traditional noodle dishes. Cash only.

Chinese soups filled with ingredients like egg noodles, wontons, satay beef & duck.

👍👍 Stopped by randomly after smelling something delicious on the street. So glad I did. Coffee is amazing, would highly recommend. I had a beef sandwich, really delicious. There was a good proportion of meat to veges. Also the pâté was probably the best I've had a in a while, strong flavored and does...

Casual eatery offering Thai and Vietnamese fusion cuisine, bubble tea, and brunch in a light-filled space.

👍👍 I've been hoping to try this place for a while and it did not disappoint. I live near Vietnamtown in San Jose (meaning I'm not hurting for authentic Vietnamese cuisine), so it's worth noting Bodega was fantastic and held up against my local options. Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious, an...

👍👍 One of the better banh mi’s in San Francisco. It’s better than Saigon Sandwich in my opinion. Feels lighter and has more flavor overall. More authentic and closer to what you’d get in Vietnam

Cozy eatery specializing in traditional Vietnamese noodle soups, sandwiches & coffee.

Pho seekers come to this Tenderloin eatery for vermicelli soups topped with meats & vegetables.

Chic French-Vietnamese restaurant featuring a lively cocktail lounge & formal dining rooms.

A long menu of Vietnamese classics & cool, funky decor highlight this SoMa eatery.

No-frills establishment doling out Northern Vietnamese-style pho, plus other noodle & rice dishes.

Upgraded Vietnamese banh mi sandwiches with meat & pickled vegetables in a tidy white-walled space.

😠 To start the chicken tasted low quality and felt as if they boiled it. The dish had some flavor but half of the chicken was fat. The rice was a disappointment as I suspect they left it in the rice cooker too long. The vegetables were redeeming but not enough to bring it up.

👍 The neighborhood isn’t exactly lacking in Vietnamese food. We were going to Pho 2000 but wanted to give this new place a try. The restaurant is clean albeit a little outdated. However, that’s more or less the vibe you’d expect. We ordered #22 combo beef pho (yes im basic) and the #23 rare steak pho...