7 Best Vietnamese Restaurants near Brighton

“My wife and I come to this restaurant every weekend, great food, great service and a great staff. The food can be pricey, but for the amount you get is worth it. We have never had a bad order or experience with Pho TJ, we highly recommend paying a visit.“

“This place is sooooo good. The owners make amazing authentic food. It is delicious! I love the food and the people are very nice. I’ve been to a lot of Vietnamese spots and this is one of my favorites hands down. The noodle bowls are amazing. The pho is good too. Everything I’ve had from here I’ve loved including the egg rolls and wantons. 10/10“

“I've been here a few more times recently and the entrees we've had - all the types of meat, combo platters, and pho broth - have been top notch. Everything we've had is grilled and tasty, infused with flavor. Strong beef and spice flavoring in the brisket pho. Fresh ingredients are crisp and pretty. Will definitely be back for more.“

“My family and I LOVE this place. I started going there a few years ago and always loved interacting with Thuy. She is always so positive and kind and really creates a place where you want to return. Recently I had Doan and she was just as great! I would really say the staff there is exceptional. Their food is always outstanding with excellent taste and is always ready right on time when they tell me I can come for pick up. It’s clean and a fun, cute atmosphere. I highly recommend this place for some delicious food and some great service.“

“Combo noodle bowl was fantastic. The grilled shrimp was so good we ordered an additional side order of them.“

“Good sized portions, food order was accurate and the service was friendly and prompt. The order of pan fried noodles wasn't quite what I expected having ordered it at other locations, but was tasty and had plenty of both meat and veggies. No complaints! The mapo tofu wasn't at all what I expected. Traditional mapo tofu has both tofu and meat in a spicy numbing sauce. I expected it to be vegetarian as it was just listed under tofu and that was fine. However, possibly the most important part of the dish is the numbing spice that comes from szechuan peppercorns. While this dish was a medium spice level, it was lacking in any detectable level of the peppercorns in flavor or tingling. The dish tasted okay, it just didn't seem to really be mapo tofu at all. Calling it spicy tofu would have described it better.

I would order from here again, but probably not either of these dishes.“

“Alvin in the best waiter around! He always checks up on us and is a good worker.“