
Informal restaurant offering an extensive range of Vietnamese eats from pho to banh mi.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–6 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–7 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1011 N Pleasantburg Dr unit A, Greenville, SC 29607
Phone: (864) 235-3472
Website: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Saigon-Fast-Food/121392731204134
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Reviews
I had never tried Vietnamese food before and was pleasantly surprised by this place.
We tried the pho combination beef and a combination rice. Both supreme, hearty portions and good value.
Attended by the owners themselves, who take care of the details and are attentive to their customers.
A very good option.
Real chopsticks, family owned, fresh produce always.
My favorite place for many years !!!
This place has wonderful food and is run by a small family of three. The owners take time to talk and catchup on life, while the food is being made, and the food is consistently great. They have items that aren’t found at a lot of similar style restaurants, such as Red Clam Phó. Amazing food, great people and reliable!
We enter and I immediately get hit with nostalgia. The pink and blue paint that I familiarized with other small restaurants in rural parts of Vietnam, the chef was watching a C-drama dubbed in Vietnamese on YouTube, and the decor that really solidified the promise of what was to come from this honest cuisine.
I order the Combination Phở, which has everything, but I asked for extra tendon, just how I prefer. My wife got the Pork Bánh Mi. The sauces at the table available were perfect for making my meat dip, they had it all: Hoison, Sriracha, hot chili sauce, fish sauce, and soy sauce.
The food arrives and a quick gander at it, I knew, this is exactly where I was meant to be. I asked for a share bowl, so my wife could try the broth with me at the same time. and my god. It’s like I traveled back in time to having noodles with my grandparents at some not too shabby corner shop that doesn’t exist anymore. But that broth will give you life haha. The steak, the shank, the tripe, the tendon, just everything was perfect. Talk about Beef Noodle Soup for the Soul. My wife enjoyed her sandwich, just a simple kicker that everyone needs.
I ordered a Cà Phê Sữa Đá, Vietnamese Iced coffee, because you simply gotta have that after you’re done. Stellar drink, a perfect pairing with a Marlboro Red short, because you gotta do it for the culture.
It’s probably not the greatest looking place for most, probably not the most proper one for many, but if you get over yourself, I trust you’ll enjoy your time here. I felt like I was home in San Diego for a moment, early 2000s, just a boy having noodles with his Grandpa. Exchanging short sentences in Vietnamese with the owners, but they speak English, don’t you worry, whom are lovely and wonderful.
Hell yeah, I’ll come back every time I’m in town. and if you live here, eat here. There’s no gimmicks or flashy menu, just some folks trying to share the culture with you and you’re invited to.
Also, to comment about the other reviews.
You know, the rule of thumb for searching for quality Chinese restaurants is finding the 3.5 star rating, as per Freddie Wong’s tik tok science. I use the same for Vietnamese restaurants. Culturally, in Vietnam, wait service is entirely different than here in the states, there’s not much for an attentive server, especially here at this humble eatery ran by a single couple. You waive them down to order, you waive them down to pay, some things have to be explicitly stated or they won’t get done: exceptions apply, of course. And to the naysayer reviews, don’t be a snob and anticipate cultural differences.