10 Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Mesa

“This has got to be one of my faves if not the fave Phở restos in the Valley. Those of you who’ve read my reviews know I love and know Phở… and of my persistent seeking out for a ‘legitimate and traditional’ Phở! Aside of its non-descript, simple and no-frills interior and location, yet relaxed and accommodating – the offerings are to write home about. Whether ordering bun bo hue, shrimp and pork spring rolls, Asian salads or the rice noodle soups, its really, really good. It appears all the dishes have been excellent to date, nonetheless at the core of it all is the Phở. My favorite Phở Tai Nam is delectable. With tender meats, amazing broth, one of the better renderings of seasoning I’ve tasted. Wife’s Phở Tai was perfectly to her liking. I was also impressed with remarkably fresh accoutréments of bean sprouts, cilantro, jalapeños, lime wedges and Basil leaves! Phở Number One puts together extraordinary presentation with precise amount of beef bone flavor of its broth and just the right measure of onion and ginger with the perfect dash of fish sauce – kudos to the kitchen, it’s almost perfect. Ăn ngon miệng nhé!“

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

“Place isn’t fancy at all but the food is the best Vietnamese food I found in Phoenix. Everything is reasonably priced, comes out fast and is delicious. A hidden gem that I’m glad I found. I literally have cravings for their lemongrass chicken.“

“They have lots of authentic and harder-to-find Vietnamese dishes and desserts, such as the amazing bánh ướt thịt nướng. The thinly sliced, soy sauce–marinated pork was sweet and savory. This was balanced with the large rice noodle sheets and fresh vegetables. The fish sauce also added some depth and spiciness from the chilis.

The bánh canh cua was also great. The broth was thick and well seasoned, with flavors of seafood, chives, onions, and fresh coriander. There is also a unique, peppery nutmeg flavor from the annatto oil. There were quail eggs and large shrimp, but not very much crab meat, which makes sense for the price of the dish. The noodles are hand-cut but quite soft.

The service os friendly and fast, and the restaurant is situated in a food court inside Mekong Plaza.“

“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.“

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

“Our new favorite Pho place! My husband and I came here for the first time around 8:20ishpm, mind you they close at 9:30 but they told us to take our time and enjoy our food and that they will stay till 10pm. ( We still ended up leaving around 9:30) Fast Service! All the employees were sooooo sweet and nice! Food was delicious and absolutely full with flavor!!! 20/10 for sure!! Will be coming back here more often!!“

“The food is tasty! But it would be better if they had Lahksa on the menu! An Asian restaurant should have more Asian varieties than just Pho. If you’re not careful a bowl of noodles here can end up costing $30-40 to feed one with all the extras. It’s really clean and worth a visit, but after asking for extras on the side I realized my nutrition budget needs a modification. Tasty and the restaurant service is extra friendly overall.“

“Pho Thuan Thanh has the most delicious pho in town… the owners are so friendly!! I highly recommend trying their delicious Vietnamese Cuisine. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟“

“Almost as good as mom's pho!“