10 Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Mesa

“We were visiting in town and taken here to try their authentic Vietnamese food. I had the pork chop and fried rice and also the combo pho. We also ordered a couple smoothies and the spring rolls. Our food came out fast, hot, and tasty. Will definitely return once I'm back in town. Love how vast their menu is!“

“Good food, good service, good price, very 😋!“

“This place is a hidden gem! The man worked by himself here serving food, taking orders and cleaning which is amazing. Amazing food, fast and service. It’s a small restaurant with a lot of options in their menu. I love their pho and fried rice. Planning to come back again! :)“

“Every time we are in town visiting family, we always stop by and grab sandwiches here. The best and most authentic banh mi sandwiches, hands down. I wish there was something here in Vegas, that was as comparable to Mekong Sandwiches.“

“Bahn Xeo - 5 Stars! Spot On Perfection! Turmeric infused crepe flour fried in coconut oil with the proper ingredients of shrimp, pork belly and bean sprouts.

Bahn Xeo is like candy for food lovers!

Paired with a plate of lettuce leaves and sweet Thai Basil because you want to eat Bahn Xeo like it's a wrap, a lettuce wrap. You place of piece of Bahn Xeo, along with a little bit of pickled carrots and radish and a leaf of Thai Basil inside a lettuce leaf and wrap it like an egg roll. Dip the wrap in the sweetened fish sauce and eat.

NOTE: 9 out of 10 Restaurants will NOT make Bahn Xeo. This restaurant is the same. I just so happened to show up at a time when 2 Aunties were visiting and the good nephew who owns the restaurant was making them Bahn Xeo. The Aunties pulled some strings for me. Thank you Aunties Lin and Yu! :)“

“Phonominal!!! Both my husband and I enjoyed our food very much.“

“Great food, nice staff, good prices.“

“Let’s start by saying I began coming here about a year ago, and it’s hands-down the best pho place. The meat portions are very generous. When I think of pho, my mind instantly goes to Leo’s. The service is great—honest, kind, and genuine.

The only thing that might throw some people off is that the drinks are bottled, but I understand why. There are usually only three workers there at a time, and it’s truly a mom-and-pop place through and through. Some people might get frustrated, but for me, they’re the best. I wouldn’t trade the food or the experience for the world.“

“Really good Steak Pho, but the rice paper rolls are what sets this place apart. They are huge and delicious. We did two orders of the summer rolls; rice paper filled with shrimp, pork, and a bunch of vegetables. Add some peanut sauce and their spicey sauce and they are awesome.“

“Almost as good as mom's pho!“