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Our modern Vietnamese restaurant in Vienna offers a welcoming atmosphere and a menu that’s both MSG-free and rich in gluten-free and vegan options. We’re a family-friendly spot where you can enjoy authentic Asian cuisine tailored to different dietary needs.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 12–8 PM |
| Sunday | 4–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 165 Glyndon St SE, Vienna, VA 22180
Phone: (703) 865-6664
Website: https://www.vietaromavienna.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=seo
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Alex Winograd
Food was fine but don’t order delivery as it doesn’t seem to be a priority. Drunken noodles were fine but not exceptional. Heat ratings were accurate which we very much appreciated. Sesame beef teriyaki was very good as was the lo main. Order was delivered 30 minutes late because the restaurant didn’t get it to the driver who waited to pick it up.
… moreMike Pickering
Delicious. Small dining area is quite pleasant. Lots of pho, curry, and noodle dish options. The spring rolls are a big draw here; I found out why locals love them. Brisk takeout business, too.
… moreZahrlavi
The aroma wafting through this place was one of loneliness. The service was top notch, the food was so so. The lunch special pho was lacking meat and made up of mostly noodles. The ladle/spoon for the pho that was already in the soup when it arrived was extremely dirty and almost made me lose my appetite. The only saving grace was the broth. The pork summer rolls I ordered as an appetizer came undone at the slightest touch, making them difficult to eat/dip in the sauce. The Vietnamese coffee and the shrimp summer rolls were both average. Bill came out to $32. Rating: 2.5 out of 5
… moreAnna Simms
Vienna local here. My family and I really enjoy coming here for pho. Great customer service, great atmosphere, and of course very delicious food. Would recommend to anyone in the area who wants pho.
… morePotomac Pickers
This is the best Vietnamese food in vienna.! Hands down. I have never had a bad meal have. The pho is amazing. You have to come an eat here!!
… moreL Pop
I realize that Vienna is a high rent district and this appears to be a family-owned restaurant, so this breaks my heart to post a bad review again. Unfortunately, on the Google menu for this restaurant, my meal should have been $16.95 but I was charged $21. The woman ringing me acted a little offended when I was surprised about the discrepancy in price. I would say for this portion of grilled beef vermicelli, it definitely was on the expensive side. The flavor was just not good. The beef was fatty. The knife skills were terrible, with the beef still kind of connected and sinew-y and the lettuce cut in raggedy, still connected pieces. The vermicelli was overcooked and mushy. Overall thankful for a meal, but won’t give this a third try.
… moreMichael Zarnegar
Geat tasting food. Nice cozy ambiamce. Food was very fresh and tasted just right. Easily a 5 star but the lunchbox portion was a bit small and they have to work on the pricing. Although the prices on their menu was slightly higher (were charged less) they need to have uniform pricing. It is such a good food and needs to be tasted by more patrons or first time foodies. A must try if you are in the area….
… moreStephanie Cinocco
Our family loves this restaurant. Food is fantastic. Braised beef broth is to die for, but really all the food we have had has been delicious…vermicelli, P11 soup, crab rangoon. Lani is about the nicest lady ever, and always makes us feel welcome and comfortable.
… moreWilliam Barrett
Viet Aroma is our favorite restaurant in Northern Virginia and we dine there often. The food is outstanding, very creative, and very diverse and plentiful. The staff is very friendly and accommodating, the atmosphere is pleasant with low volume music in the background.
… moreHarland Stine
I come here for clay pot chicken and summer rolls. Consistently fresh ingredients handled well by kitchen staff. Clay pot always arrives at table piping hot and dish is flavorful. Broth is delicious. Summer rolls are always fresh and tasty. Reasonably priced fare and service is decent.
Update 04.25.2020
Downgrading from 4 stars to 1 star. I stopped dining here several months before pandemic. After a couple visits noticing massive quality degradation of clay pot chicken, interviewing the younger of the 2 servers working there, I was told new cook (cannot use the word chef here) in the kitchen. New cook cutting chicken pieces too thick for the dish causing inadequate marinade process. Cut needs to be thin and pieces tenderized (“tenderize” -sophisticated way of saying hitting with a mallet). Thick cut does not allow marinade to permeate meat yielding blah taste. Also, recipe ingredients were left out including but not limited to peppers. Both of the servers not taking my easily verifiable analysis/criticism well on several subsequent visits hoping for improvement the 2 servers treated me with indifference and not so subtle body language message that I am not welcome there. Which is okay with me. I am happy to drop them from my circuit. I am a regular on the other side of the street at terrific pan asian restaurant Sweet Ginger.
… moreUpdate 04.25.2020
Downgrading from 4 stars to 1 star. I stopped dining here several months before pandemic. After a couple visits noticing massive quality degradation of clay pot chicken, interviewing the younger of the 2 servers working there, I was told new cook (cannot use the word chef here) in the kitchen. New cook cutting chicken pieces too thick for the dish causing inadequate marinade process. Cut needs to be thin and pieces tenderized (“tenderize” -sophisticated way of saying hitting with a mallet). Thick cut does not allow marinade to permeate meat yielding blah taste. Also, recipe ingredients were left out including but not limited to peppers. Both of the servers not taking my easily verifiable analysis/criticism well on several subsequent visits hoping for improvement the 2 servers treated me with indifference and not so subtle body language message that I am not welcome there. Which is okay with me. I am happy to drop them from my circuit. I am a regular on the other side of the street at terrific pan asian restaurant Sweet Ginger.