San Francisco Vietnamese Restaurants

Beef

1. Pagolac

Neighborhood: Civic Center/Tenderloin

Pagolac is one of my favorite places for Vietnamese food in SF. Not as elegant or hip as Slanted Door, but they make up for that with their affordable…

2. Anh Hong Restaurant

Neighborhood: Civic Center/Tenderloin

You only come here to eat 7 course beef, and if you come with a vegetarian then you're a dumbass who didn't do your homework. Okay, now that i've…

3. Dragonfly Restaurant

Neighborhood: Inner Sunset

My boyfriend and I decided to try this place out on recent a Friday night, and upon finding the restaurant nearly empty, almost walked out. Oh, how…

4. Zadin

Neighborhood: Castro

One-dimensional. For serious.  We had the imperial rolls, lemongrass pork and pan fried pho dishes.  All the dishes were pretty "safe" in the flavor…

5. Yummy Yummy

Neighborhood: Inner Sunset

The Order:  Banh Xeo, Mi Vit Tiem, and Pho Ga Quay Chao.  The Question:  "Do you think it lives up to its name?"  The Verdict:  "It was yummy.  But…

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Crispy Rolls

1. Bodhi

Neighborhood: Mission

Service was good - nice, friendly wait staff.   Eggplant was tasty, although quite greasy. The Coconut Fish Claypot tasted nothing like coconut or…

2. Ana Mandara

Neighborhood: Fisherman's Wharf

Restaurant wise, the place is PRETTY!!! I can see why they hold club events here at night.  Food wise, it's so-so. We ate here for one of our…

3. Le Colonial

Neighborhood: Civic Center/Tenderloin

this was some of the best food ive had in the city. for fancy vietnemese, its a more hearty menu than that of Slanted Door (althought i love SD too),…

4. Pot de Pho

Okay, I've seen it like a hundred times, but I must admit, until I found out that a friend of my BFF worked there,  I had never had the urge to try…

5. Pagolac

Neighborhood: Civic Center/Tenderloin

Pagolac is one of my favorite places for Vietnamese food in SF. Not as elegant or hip as Slanted Door, but they make up for that with their affordable…

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