Below is a list of the top and leading Vietnamese Restaurants in Dallas. To help you find the best Vietnamese Restaurants located near you in Dallas, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Dallas’ Best Vietnamese Restaurants:
The top rated Vietnamese Restaurants in Dallas are:
- Ngon Vietnamese Kitchen – is entrenched in passion for home cooking
- Vietnam Restaurant – is a family-managed industry
- Mai’s Restaurant – Authentic Vietnamese Cuisine – is a small but pleasing little gem in near east Dallas
- Pho Crimson – particularizes traditional Vietnamese cuisine
- Pho Midway – has modern decor and ambiance
Ngon Vietnamese Kitchen
Ngon Vietnamese Kitchen is entrenched in passion for home cooking, a Ha Noi upbringing, and encouraged by the food served by the street vendors in Vietnam. Ngon restaurant owner Carol Nguyen’s leading Vietnamese restaurant after a decade in the restaurant business. She was motivated to open Ngon to introduce the many diverse foods of Vietnam to the Dallas area.
From the interior decoration of the restaurant to every dish and dessert on the menu, Carol aims to bring a feeling of her home to Lowest Greenville. The restaurant and its title are devoted to her mother, several of the recipes come from her grandmother, and the solid team behind the restaurant are her managers, Lyna Tran and Nini Nguyen.
Products/Services:
Menu, Events, Dine-In, Takeaway
LOCATION:
Address: 1907 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75206
Phone: (469) 250-7183
Website: www.ngonvietkitchen.com
REVIEWS:
“This place is the best traditional Vietnamese restaurant I’ve eaten at in Dallas, and I’ve been to quite a few. Excellent vegetarian options, delicious drinks, and a great selection of food and drink for a surprisingly small menu. The vibe is good, too, a little upscale to match Lower Greenville. This is a perfect date spot.” – Elyce E.
Vietnam Restaurant
Vietnam Restaurant is a family-managed industry that the Le and Nguyen clans have been operating since 1996. Before then, La Pagode resided in this same location with a Chinese and Vietnamese menu. One of the workers at La Pagode decided to purchase the business and the rest is history.
Everyone engaged with Vietnam Restaurant has had a lifetime interest in cooking and the entire family pitches in to make the restaurant a success. Come have a taste and see why Dallas has supported Vietnam Restaurant for over two decades.
Products/Services:
Menu, Order Online, Delivery, Dine-In, Takeaway
LOCATION:
Address: 4302 Bryan St, Dallas, TX 75204
Phone: (214) 821-4542
Website: www.vietnambarandgrill.com
REVIEWS:
“We had our order delivered and the service, delivery-speed, packaging, and food was excellent. The delivery was very efficient and a good price!! The man that delivered the food was also very considerate and handled everything perfectly. Thank you for the delicious food and excellent service! Highly recommend!” – Kelly L.
Mai’s Restaurant – Authentic Vietnamese Cuisine
Mai’s Restaurant – Authentic Vietnamese Cuisine is a small but pleasing little gem in near east Dallas. The owner, Mai has kept the family tradition of providing the best in fresh, flavorful Southeast Asian cuisine that costs less, and offers far more palate excitement – than any other food. For diners wanting something a little heavier, Mai’s has a platter of sliced beef in a coconut-curry sauce.
Vegetarian dishes are numerous, ranging from stir-fried beancurd flavored with lemongrass to crunchy egg noodles topped with tofu and veggies. For exotic tastes, there’s crunchy jellyfish salad and a pickled lemon drink.
Products/Services:
Menu, Dine-In, Takeaway, Delivery
LOCATION:
Address: 4812 Bryan St # 100, Dallas, TX 75204
Phone: (214) 826-9887
Website: www.maisrestaurant.net
REVIEWS:
“Best Hot Pot ever. Huge menu. All excellent.” – Ed D.
Pho Crimson
Pho Crimson particularizes traditional Vietnamese cuisine from fresh spring rolls and hearty soups to rice and noodle dishes with delicious grilled meats. Pho, the national dish of Vietnam, is their trademark specialty, gluten-free rice noodles served in a slow-simmered beef devour with your choice of rare steak, cooked brisket, and or meatballs.
All soups are provided with a fresh side of basil, lime, chilis, and bean sprouts. They are passionate to bring Pho to the West Village Uptown area in a fast and comfortable location situated off of I-75 South and Blackburn St.
Products/Services:
Menu, Dine-In, Takeaway, Delivery
LOCATION:
Address: 3000 Blackburn St #140c, Dallas, TX 75204
Phone: (469) 547-5443
Website: www.phocrimsoncafe.com
REVIEWS:
“First off, I just want to say this has to be the best PHO spot in Dallas. Super clean and very well organized. I have visited this spot well over 50 times. And even through the Corona I would still take orders to go. I’m glad the are up and running again. Because I enjoy eating there. Hits the spot everything. If I could give 10 stars I would. Definitely recommend.” – Jr M.
Pho Midway
Pho Midway is a family business that loves to share its take of authentic Vietnamese Cuisine with everyone. Operated by a Mom, Pop, and Son team, Pho Midway has modern decor and ambiance, but at the same time offers very traditional approaches to Vietnamese cooking. They offer a variety of dining options, from a quick eat to a relaxing dining experience to refreshing boba teas and other beverages. There is somewhat for everybody at Pho Midway.
Products/Services:
Menu, Order Online, Reservations
LOCATION:
Address: 17610 Midway Rd ste 140, Dallas, TX 75287
Phone: (972) 685-9949
Website: www.phomidway.com
REVIEWS:
“This place is absolutely somewhere you should try. The staff was so nice! The food was awesome rarely do we clean our plates when eating put but our bowls were polished. The spring rolls and peanuts sauce were awesome. I would also like to add that none of this was frozen it was fresh and delicious especially the spring rolls and peanut sauce. This place is amazing. If you’re thinking about trying it I highly recommend you do!” – Selena R.
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