Casual Vietnamese restaurant serving noodle soups & grilled meats in a simple setting.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1833 Irving St, San Francisco, CA 94122
Phone: (415) 664-0469
Website: http://kevinnoodlehouse.com/
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Kevin’s Noodle House – Review – Sunset – San Francisco
When noodle soup calls to us, we beeline to Kevin’s in the Sunset. This casual Vietnamese restaurant is an institution, as evidenced by the …
Reviews
Jack Brown
Everything you want from a pho joint. Broth is crazy good, portions are generous and not too expensive. Service is fast. Very relaxed neighborhood vibe.
… moreSpencer Browning
This place is really great. When we went for lunch it was very busy with a short line outside so we knew the food would be good (we were not disappointed!). The setting is very casual, service was good, and the food came very fast. If I remember correctly I ordered the chicken and shrimp vermicelli and it was very tasty. I would totally recommend this place and I will dine here again if I’m in the area.
… moreTulio Maradiaga
I was very surprised how much I enjoyed their Spring Rolls with their delicious peanut sauce, I got the Bowl #30 with egg noodles which was perfect to warmed me up bc that evening San Francisco got pretty chilled, more than I was expecting.
HANDS DOWN for their #81 TARO SHAKE with The freshest Pearls I ever eaten.
Is an old building, restrooms need a touch but their food is amazing and it gets packed very quick so ur service it will take time.
… moreHANDS DOWN for their #81 TARO SHAKE with The freshest Pearls I ever eaten.
Is an old building, restrooms need a touch but their food is amazing and it gets packed very quick so ur service it will take time.
Andrea Santos
one of the few good pho places in the city and surprised it took me so long to visit. classics done right
… moreVictor
This restaurant follows simple concepts of great hosting!The place is spacious but still you might have to wait for a table because of the high demand! The staff are super efficient like a bee hive. The ingredients of all the dishes we ordered look and taste very fresh and clean! I will definitely come back again!
… moreNicole H
Delicious food. The food was served with Tea and a small bowl of broth. The pork was amazingly crisp and juicy while the pho was very flavorful and the cuts of beef were very fine. Also got a watermelon smoothie not pictured that was delicious and tasted fresh.
… moreShane Tjin
We stumbled upon Kevin & Chris’s Noodle House while exploring San Francisco’s Sunset district and decided to dive in for some comforting Vietnamese fare no reservations needed, and we were seated quickly in the casual dining room (put your name and party size on a sheet and they call your name). We ordered the medium pho along with shrimp appetizers and spring rolls, all of which impressed with their freshness, making it a solid spot for noodle lovers craving authentic flavors in the city.
ATMOSPHERE: This no-frills Vietnamese eatery channels a bustling, community vibe think basic decor with tightly packed tables seating about 40-50, fluorescent lighting, and that constant hum of quick-turnaround diners enjoying steaming bowls. The aroma of simmering broths fills the air, drawing locals and visitors alike in a perpetually lively space that’s efficient and unpretentious perfect for a casual meal in the Sunset, though it can feel crowded during peaks.
MENU: The menu highlights Vietnamese staples like pho in various sizes and proteins, rice plates, vermicelli bowls, and appetizers including spring rolls, shrimp cakes, and grilled meats. Broths are flavorful and balanced, with options for customization no fancy twists, but affordable and generous portions that keep it straightforward for noodle enthusiasts.
FOOD: Pho (Medium) The medium pho arrived piping hot with a rich, aromatic broth that’s not too fatty or salty, loaded with tender noodles, fresh herbs, and your choice of meats it was comforting and flavorful, easily one of the better bowls we’ve had in SF, perfect for slurping on a cool day.
Shrimp Appetizers and Spring Rolls Both the shrimp appetizers (crispy shrimp cakes) and spring rolls were crisp and freshly fried, with a golden exterior that gave way to juicy fillings, accompanied by a nice sweet and sour sauce that added a tangy kick without overpowering. They were addictive starters, great for sharing and setting the tone for the meal highly recommended for their texture and freshness.
SERVICE: Service was prompt and efficient our order came out ridiculously fast (within minutes), with friendly staff smiling and handling the busy room like pros, making us feel welcome despite the quick pace.
TIPS: No reservations, so go during off-hours to snag a table without wait, as it packs up quickly. Parking on Irving Street is street-only and competitive, so consider public transit like the N-Judah Muni line. Prices are reasonable (under $20 for a full meal), but portions are hearty watch for add-ons to customize. Pair your pho with a lychee shake for a sweet finish!
OVERALL: Was it worth the visit? Absolutely. Kevin & Chris’s Noodle House serves up crave-worthy Vietnamese comforts like fresh pho and crispy appetizers in a lively SF setting that’s all about quick, delicious satisfaction. We’ll be back for more bowls next time we’re in the Sunset.
… moreATMOSPHERE: This no-frills Vietnamese eatery channels a bustling, community vibe think basic decor with tightly packed tables seating about 40-50, fluorescent lighting, and that constant hum of quick-turnaround diners enjoying steaming bowls. The aroma of simmering broths fills the air, drawing locals and visitors alike in a perpetually lively space that’s efficient and unpretentious perfect for a casual meal in the Sunset, though it can feel crowded during peaks.
MENU: The menu highlights Vietnamese staples like pho in various sizes and proteins, rice plates, vermicelli bowls, and appetizers including spring rolls, shrimp cakes, and grilled meats. Broths are flavorful and balanced, with options for customization no fancy twists, but affordable and generous portions that keep it straightforward for noodle enthusiasts.
FOOD: Pho (Medium) The medium pho arrived piping hot with a rich, aromatic broth that’s not too fatty or salty, loaded with tender noodles, fresh herbs, and your choice of meats it was comforting and flavorful, easily one of the better bowls we’ve had in SF, perfect for slurping on a cool day.
Shrimp Appetizers and Spring Rolls Both the shrimp appetizers (crispy shrimp cakes) and spring rolls were crisp and freshly fried, with a golden exterior that gave way to juicy fillings, accompanied by a nice sweet and sour sauce that added a tangy kick without overpowering. They were addictive starters, great for sharing and setting the tone for the meal highly recommended for their texture and freshness.
SERVICE: Service was prompt and efficient our order came out ridiculously fast (within minutes), with friendly staff smiling and handling the busy room like pros, making us feel welcome despite the quick pace.
TIPS: No reservations, so go during off-hours to snag a table without wait, as it packs up quickly. Parking on Irving Street is street-only and competitive, so consider public transit like the N-Judah Muni line. Prices are reasonable (under $20 for a full meal), but portions are hearty watch for add-ons to customize. Pair your pho with a lychee shake for a sweet finish!
OVERALL: Was it worth the visit? Absolutely. Kevin & Chris’s Noodle House serves up crave-worthy Vietnamese comforts like fresh pho and crispy appetizers in a lively SF setting that’s all about quick, delicious satisfaction. We’ll be back for more bowls next time we’re in the Sunset.
DYJ1948
We’ve been here several times and I guess it’s been a bit of a disappointment each time. I had a large bowl of combo meat and seafood pho and my wife had the grilled pork with rice. The pho was almost tasteless and watery. The grilled pork was very good. We also had the imperial rolls which were very small or thin and mostly shell, so that was not great either. Service was ok and the place was crowded for a Saturday afternoon. I don’t think we’d be back.
… moreMrimon Guha
NO APPLE PAY!
Please be careful that they have only cash/ credit card options as of 1 july 2024.
One of the best Phos I ever had- the soup was very delicious, it was light and fresh. We also ordered spring rolls, meat balls and they also served the pho with sprouts, cilantro, lemon and jalapenos. Loved the chicken soup and the small portion itself was huge for me. Definitely worth visiting again!
… morePlease be careful that they have only cash/ credit card options as of 1 july 2024.
One of the best Phos I ever had- the soup was very delicious, it was light and fresh. We also ordered spring rolls, meat balls and they also served the pho with sprouts, cilantro, lemon and jalapenos. Loved the chicken soup and the small portion itself was huge for me. Definitely worth visiting again!
Toktam Taghvai
Cute, locals pho’ noodles . They’re fast to serve the food. They only had one person serving, but the food is really good ! Very fresh and delicious. They have 3 sizes of bowls that are generous! The price is fair. If you don’t chat a lot while there and do not want the meter tonrun too long,you can be in and out within 30/45 mins. Will definitely go back when in the city!
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