12 Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Norcross

“Nhà hàng có hơn 150 món ăn Việt Nam, không những phù hợp cho gia đình Vietnam mà còn phù hợp cho khách Mỹ 🇺🇸 những khách thích món ăn đặc sản Việt Nam.“

“Delicious pho. Great atmosphere. Good tea. Excellent service.“

“Get the Buy 5 banh mi, get 1 free—plus a free half gallon of soy milk! It comes out to $30 plus tax, that’s a $13 value. Speaking English when asking questions is hit/miss (depends on employee), but I can get my question across in 2/3 tries.

You can ask partial quantities to be prepared to be consumed right away—or for later, they will put anything on the side that would cause the bread to get soggy. They also sell banh mi baguettes for 3 for $2, good deal!

It can be a little intimidating if you don’t speak Vietnamese, 100% worth it and highly recommend.“

“One of the best pho places around, located slightly NE of Atlanta. The food stall is located in the Hong Kong Market's food court-- dining is super casual.
No frills, just good noodle soup.

You know it's authentic when the herbs are plentiful, and soup comes out tongue burning hot. The menu is primarily variations of pho, but also has Bun Bo Hue and Bum Mam.

The pho broth had a deep beef flavor. There was a sheen of fatty broth (nước béo) that made the soup even richer. It was very aromatic with a hint of sweetness. The herbs consisted of the typical selection (thai basil, culantro, bean sprouts. jalapeño, and limes). There were paddy herbs included which is rare (and not to everyone's taste). The noodle-protein-soup ratio was perfect.

Forewarning: It's a one man operated stall, with an occasional assistant. Still, three pho bowls came out in ~10-15 minutes.“

“I love this place. The food is always delicious 🤤. They have one of the best pho in town .“

“good food and cheap ,delivery all time“

“Excellent food. Doesn’t ever disappoint. Try the shrimp in tofu batter and spicy sausage rice noodles. Sooooo good!👍“

“Your establishment is beautiful! A hidden gem! Your staff was amazing and patient! I love ALL of the pictures on your menu. Delish! Will totally come back again when traveling through.“

“Good place for hủ tiếu. I have yet to find a hu tieu kho place as good as ones in Vietnam, but I haven't tried their hu tieu nuoc yet. But the hu tieu kho here is pretty decent - better than many other Viet restaurants in ATL area.“

“I have been here for about 15 years and finally give them a review. Most typical Vietnamese don’t give reviews and I’m one of them ?. We either come back if it’s good or don’t come back if it’s not good. Food is excellent and still the same for past 15 years and the same owners. My favorite is bún chả cá (fish cakes noodles) and bánh canh cua (crab noodles). My husband likes cơm tấm đặc biệt 7 món (7 special combinations broken rice) and bún bò huế (spicy beef noodles). They all are good. They are like home made food and I typically order them on the days that I don’t want to cook. Give them a try and help the owners stay in business.“

“I love banh bao. I have tried many places and I like to go here. The flavor and ratio of meat to bread is perfect. There’s egg and lap xuong inside.

Update: now Banh bao here is too sweet. The banh mi is very good though!“

“Roast duck is yummy! Make sure you are on your cheat day before coming here. I love the chicken it is very tender. The shrimp fried rice is recommended too. I tried the herbal tea for the first time. Not too sweet and it is not bitter as I expected. Will try again if I got a chance. Parking is free but the restaurant has limited tables. Come early for full menu of the meats.“