Vietnamese Restaurants in Santa Maria

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  • Al Pho 1201 East Main Street, Santa Maria Vietnamese · $

    1 Al Pho

    4.2 Good 347 Reviews

    1201 East Main Street, Santa Maria

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Vegetarian Spring Roll
    • Vermicelli Tofu Salad
    • Vermicelli Tofu Bowl
    • Pork Chop with Rice

    “First time here so didn't know what to expect. Told them of a food allergy (thinking they'd not bring the allergen to the table full stop) but they delivered the other meal full of the allergen that I didn't want on the table. The place was ever so busy so we didn't want to wait another half an hour to send back the other dish. Consequently I was super ill when we left. Not a great start for the first time. The food was nice ( had it not been for the bad stuff I can't eat!!) We would go again but I'd have to be really specific on the allergy front.”

  • Viet Kitchen 3558 Skyway Drive, Santa Maria Vietnamese · $

    2 Viet Kitchen

    4.2 Good 171 Reviews

    3558 Skyway Drive, Santa Maria

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Viet Kitchen Vermicelli Bowl
    • Pan Fried Noodles with Beef
    • Vietnamese Sandwich Bank MI
    • Fried Chicken Wings

    “I've eaten many things on the menu here. Every single thing has been top tier and reasonable for the price. The pad Thai is probably the best I've had anywhere, and the spicy noodle bowl was delicious and fed me for 2.5 meals. You can find me in here every week or so.”

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