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The Best Vietnamese Restaurants In SF
The city’s very best bánh mì, bún riêu, and butter-soaked roast crab.
The Best Bánh Mì In San Francisco
Looking for a bánh mì? These are the best options in San Francisco.
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The Best Vietnamese Restaurants In SF
The city’s very best bánh mì, bún riêu, and butter-soaked roast crab.
Thai Nghiep Ky Mi Gia
Thai Nghiep Ky Mi Gia is a lowkey Vietnamese spot in the Sunset with fantastic noodle soups.
Gao Viet Kitchen
Gao Viet Kitchen is a two-story Sunset restaurant serving Vietnamese staples and a $110 bowl of phở.
Viet Quan
The Vietnamese standbys at Viet Quan in Parkside are consistent and excellent. Get the phở with an entire beef rib.
Hai Ky Mi Gia
Hai Ky Mi Gia is a Tenderloin noodle shop serving fantastic egg noodles and strong iced coffee.
Pho 2000
Pho 2000 is a casual spot in Little Saigon serving fantastic noodle soups and other Vietnamese classics.
Yummy Yummy
A meal at Yummy Yummy in the Sunset should feature as many bowls of phở as you can fit on the table.
Mộng Thu Cafe
Mộng Thu Cafe is a shoebox-sized Vietnamese spot in the Tenderloin serving excellent noodle soups.
Tín Vietnamese Cuisine
Tin in SoMa is always a good choice for a fun and flavorful night of affordable Vietnamese dishes.
Anh Hong
Anh Hong is an Outer Richmond Vietnamese restaurant that serves heaping plates of bánh hỏi and excellent bò tái chanh.
Bac Lieu Restaurant
Bac Lieu is a low-key Vietnamese restaurant in Bernal Heights specializing in Southern Vietnamese dishes.
Banh Mi Crunch
Banh Mi Crunch in Inner Sunset is a tiny counter-service spot for—you guessed it—bánh mi with crunchy bread and crispy fillings, plus decadent garlic noodles.
Sai’s Vietnamese Restaurant & Bar
Sai’s is a Vietnamese place on the FiDi border that works great for a casual post-work meal.
PPQ Dungeness Island
PPQ Dungeness Island is a Vietnamese seafood spot in the Richmond with whole roasted crabs and garlic noodles.
Kevin & Chris’s Noodle House
For hearty portions of Vietnamese dishes like phở, vermicelli bowls, and rice combination plates, head to Kevin's in the Sunset.
Tamarine
Tamarine is an overpriced white tablecloth Vietnamese restaurant in Palo Alto that makes bland food, but at least the drinks are good.
Banh Mi Viet
Located on Divisadero, Banh Mi Viet serves unexceptional bánh mì that still works as a great park pick-me-up.
Banhwich
Banhwich is a tiny takeout spot in the Outer Sunset that serves mostly bánh mì and milk tea.
The Best Bánh Mì In San Francisco
Looking for a bánh mì? These are the best options in San Francisco.