Migo Saigon Food Street

Although I've ordered food from there before, today was my first time dining in, and it was absolutely delightful.

The restaurant's decor instantly reminded me of an old-fashioned place with dim lighting, creating a cozy and intimate atmosphere. Despite its small size with an occupancy of only 39, the ambiance is really lovely. Of course, this means that you may have to wait a little for a table, but I can assure you that it's worth it.

I decided to try their famous dish, the Mi Go (dry) with a side of soup, and I was blown away by the delicious flavors and generous portions. The sliced pork was cooked to perfection, making each bite a true delight for the taste buds.

To top off my meal, I couldn't resist trying their egg coffee and salt coffee, and they did not disappoint either. The unique flavors and perfect balance of sweetness and richness left me feeling truly satisfied.

Overall, I had a fantastic time at Migo and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great meal experience with delicious noodle and a cozy atmosphere. I can't wait to go back and try more of their offerings.

The mì gõ here is really good! authentic flavor, clean, and tasty. The noodles are fresh, and the broth has a rich, homemade taste. Staff are super nice and friendly. Great spot for a quick, satisfying meal!

We came with a very large group and they were very accommodating. The atmosphere is very laid back but the food and service are top notch. Very good soups and everything on the menu was great. Definitely recommend.

Giving the exquisite vibe of SaiGon and the food was made strong relative back to Vietnamese taste as possible without the feeling of staying in another country. It bring me back the childhood just through a MiGo bowl. I appreciate it. Deeply recommend

Best Hủ Tiếu Gõ! The taste is authentic and exactly like in vietnam. The price is insanely great and huge portion of food. All the staff are the nicest ever (our friends was late and they immediately offered to bring back their food, wait for them to come, recook new ones for them).

I ordered the dried mi go and it was good. The meat was tender and the soup was delicious. However, I felt like they gave too little sauce for the noodles. The flavor was there, but it wasn’t enough for the noodles to soak up, so some bites ended up a bit bland. Service was good, and I really love how they give you extra soup for your leftovers at no extra charge.

Xi Quach and Hu Tieu Go.

Xi Quach has large portions of meat. Waiter is nice. Noodles for being $13 is better than Pho Ben

Very delicious foood. Love this place

Great food, feel like home ?

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Hu Tieu Go

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Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Migo Restaurante offers an exceptional dining experience with fast service. The fried wontons and dry noodles are standout dishes, while the street corn adds a unique flavor. Highly recommended for food lovers!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Fried Wontons, Sautéed Vietnamese Corn, Pho, Egg Noodle, Ramen

Dining area is small and crowded on the weekends. BUT, Food and service are solid though. Look forward to coming back. Broth tastes much better than some other hu tieu spots in houston and the taste is consistent and less saltier.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 4

We had an excellent dining experience on Friday night! Waitresses were attentive and checked our table regularly in case if we need anything. The food was delicious, and I highly recommend the Dry MiGa (Egg noodles with chicken, dry style, with the cup of chicken broth on the side) - it's a personal favorite! Definitely worth trying and we'll be back

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Chicken with Egg Noodles Dry

Delicious noodles.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Hm.. not sure why the rating is so low, perhaps the culture is "too Vietnamese"? I give it 5 stars because I feel the rating of 3.9 is a bit unfair. The food we had (various noodle dishes) were quite good, and there was this feeling of authentic Saigon fare, as I visited Saigon just last year. Worth a try. Oh, the egg coffee is also authentic and better because I could request them not to make it too sweet, unlike in Vietnam, it was pure sugar indulgence even when I told them to make it less sweet.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 4