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: 337 Grand Ave, South San Francisco, CA 94080
Phone: (650) 392-0135
Website: https://kevinsnoodlehouse.com/
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Reviews
Original review: Pho Huynh Hiep (Kevin’s Noodle House) is now on Grand Ave! How exciting. They are a no thrills Vietnamese pho restaurant not worthy of those click bait food social media food posts. That’s what I like about them. The food is consistently good. I’ve been a fan of Kevin’s pho since the early 2000’s. This feels like a new restaurant without the slippery/sticky floors. It is not too loud either. The restaurant was full at dinner time, 6:30pm on a Tuesday. The staff here is more attentive than their Westlake or Pacifica location. The food comes out fast and my water was re-filled a few times. Tonight, I ordered their #2, pho dac biet bo vien M $14.25 substituted with egg noodles. The #2 is better than #1 because it comes with beef balls. Plus with the #2, you get an option to get a small or medium whereas the #1 is just large. My bi cuon, shredded pork roll with fish sauce appetizer $12 was OK. Needs peanut sauce.
What really stood out is how relaxed and welcoming the staff are. They never rush you or make you feel pressured to finish quickly, unlike some other branches (especially Westlake). Here, they genuinely make sure you can take your time and enjoy your meal. Every server I encountered was super nice, polite, and attentive.
I love the ambiance, I love the service, and I love how comfortable it feels dining here. Overall, this is the Kevin’s Noodle House location I will keep coming back to. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants great Vietnamese food that’s both delicious and affordable.
Had to lower the review to three stars, we came back to try some non-pho dishes and the bun thit nuong was really bad 🙁 the noodles were soggy, pork was not what you’d expect and even the crispy rolls felt lacking.
*Updated – Rounding down as price is about comparable now and much less meat then opening
However, I probably would not order the Nam Veng dry here again. It did not come with any sauce which was disappointing, I ended up just packing it to go and ordering myself a pho (I’ll be dressing it with my own sauce when I get home). Last but not least, the Fried Shrimp roll was good, although a bit pricey. Not sure if I’d order again due to cost/worth.
Good people
Fairly price
Taste …far from authentic Saigon Vietnamese Pho
The place is really big and I’m glad they don’t crowd the tables where you can touch elbows to the people next door.
The service is quick and very good for a pho place. I can tell the workers including the Mexicans seem to be fairly upbeat and that’s usually a good sign.
I also like that they do send you the check and take the payment from you instead of having you pay at the cashier like many South Bay pho places.
They also don’t have the annoying payment system where they are breathing down your neck when you have to choose how much tips to give.
The pho itself is decent. The soup does feel artificial but good enough for a quick pho fix. I wish they give more meat but good enough and the price is decent.
I tried both #2 special and the seafood pho and once again I wish they put more stuff in the seafood pho but it’s not less than other places just I wish for more stuff (not noodles).
Overall it’s decent and I’m giving it 4 stars even though I think the pho is only 3 stars.