14 Best Vietnamese Restaurants near Edison

“Absolutely Incredible!

If you’re even thinking about trying pho, stop searching and go to The Pho House in Edison. My girlfriend and I went today for the first time, and we both looked at each other halfway through the meal and agreed—it was hands down the best food we’ve ever had.

The broth was unbelievably rich and flavorful, the meat was tender, the noodles were cooked perfectly, and every bite just got better than the last. You can tell they put a lot of care into making everything fresh. The portions were generous, the restaurant was clean, and the service was friendly.

We honestly expected it to be good, but it completely blew away our expectations. This wasn’t just a great bowl of pho—it was one of the best meals we’ve ever had. We were already talking about coming back before we even finished eating.

20/10. Easily our new favorite restaurant, and we’re definitely coming back next week. If you’ve never had pho before, this is the place to start. You won’t regret it. 🍜❤“

“Hands down the best pho in NJ. Best staff. Just go!“

“Big variety of great food! Love it! Highly recommended!“

“Never disappoints, always a hearty meal.“

“The Pho here was delicious rich color, deep flavor, and the fatty brisket was exactly how it should be… fatty!!

The pork spring rolls were damn good 👍

They’ve also have a great vibe with music you wouldn’t expect, but it works. Really like this place, I’ll have a rice plate next time and update with more photos. Check it out if you’re a Pho lover.“

“absolutely love this place. great food. friendly owner. reasonably priced“

“I had an amazing experience dining here tonight. My boyfriend & I wanted to explore Vietnamese cuisine. I’m vegan & loved that they had multiple options for me. We ordered steamed vegetable dumplings to start. Fresh ingredients and the perfect starter to a great meal. The Thai milk tea was outstanding. Not too sweet yet creamy and addictive. The staff directed me towards the lemongrass pho with vegetables and tofu. It was out of this world! The lemongrass flavor was rich and comforting. My boyfriend ordered the Bánh mì. It was sweet and savory - the perfect balance. The baguette was fresh and the meat was very seasoned and well cooked. I had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Andy. You can tell he’s passionate about his restaurant and customers. I said I added too much chili oil to my broth (rookie mistake - it’s very spicy!) and he was kind enough to add more broth to my leftovers to lessen the heat. He was accommodating, friendly and kind. We can’t wait to explore the whole menu. Highly recommended!“

“Good food nice service“

“Had lunch here on a Saturday, place was empty and the waitress took our order immediately. Good came rather fast. We had the spring roll, it was not bad. I had the special beef noodle soup, little smaller than NY portion but enough. Broth was tasty. Wife had the vegetable noodle soup and she like it. Much improved since we were last here. Will definitely go back.“

“need improve the waiting time“

“After spending a month in Vietnam, including time in Da Nang (my favorite city), this restaurant always brings me back the country! My girlfriend and I have eaten here a few times and the food is consistently delicious. The Bun Cha is exceptionally tasty. For anyone who loves Vietnamese food, you need to come here.“

“I had the lemongrass banh mi and it was amazing. Nicest people“

“After leaving the temple my family stopped by for dinner. Our server Daniella was amazing group of 14 (4 spit bill )including 6 kids let us take our time to look over the menu. Daniella have an amazing personality food was fast and delicious. Front desk ladies were very friendly we even bought some deserts to go before leaving. This place is amazing make us felt so welcomed with our own section near the bar nothing like the East Rutherford NJ location.“

“Decent mapo tofu in a sit-down atmosphere, in an area without too many nicer Chinese restraints. I’ve ordered pickup once and dined in once.

I like visiting different Chinese places to try their mapo tofu specifically, which is a savory and usually spicy dish that is like a saucy spicy soft tofu.

The version prepared by Ye’s Asian Bistro had a different taste than most I’ve tried. It’s tough for me to describe it but it’s almost like a darker flavor but not exactly due to the usual bean sauce. Very light level of heat.

I have found this worth the occasional visit when craving something around town.“