10 Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Lynnwood

“Phó shop owned by a mom and pop literally. They have big portions and great food. Small restaurant, but packs a punch! Parking can be kind of a challenge, but its worth the hassle.Vegetarian options: They have vegetarian options, like veggies or tofu“

“First time back in years and it's every bit as wonderful as I remember. First came when it opened a long time ago and fell in love. Used to come multiple times a week after soccer and there's nothing better to replenish. They haven't hiked prices anywhere close to what they could have and i was amazed to see how cheap it for the quality in 2024. Go here you won't regret it.“

“Everything is delicious. For a long time we just ordered Bahn Mi sandwiches because they were so delicious. The bread is crackly and soft and the ratio of meat to veg is perfect. Tonight, however, we tried the egg noodle chow mein, the teriyaki chicken, egg rolls and potstickers. We were not disappointed. Everything was great. Happy full bellies! Plus the service is wonderful. Everyone who works there is a delight.“

“Was craving pho and didn’t feel like spending $18+ on a bowl, so decided to check out this no-frills restaurant! I got a large pho with steak (I think it was $14.50) and my friend got the lemongrass chicken rice plate (around $13).The pho was really delicious. I have had a lot of pho before and I will admit, I’m really picky about broth. But this one did not disappoint! Hot, flavorful, and comforting. It also had lots of beef.The lemongrass chicken had amazing flavor and was really moist. The side salad was really fresh as well, which was a pleasant surprise.What lacks in ambience is made up for in exceptional food. I felt like I was eating a home cooked meal.I will definitely be coming back soon!“

“Absolutely delicious banh mi sandwiches, and under $10 which is hard to find. I got the grilled pork and my boyfriend got the lemongrass. The bread was not too hard, the amount of veggies were perfect and the meat was marinated so well. Both really good and will definitely be back.“

“Great family owned business that takes pride and care to make sure I'm 100% satisfied. They literally know exactly what I want everytime. Also, they make sure they ask me how was my meal after each time. When I give constructive criticism, they are diligent to make necessary changes to suit my needs. A+business! You guys rock!“

“In shortNeighborhood pho joint with a straightforward menu. They're delivering the goods for a fair price.In longThis is a bustling strip mall on an even-more-bustling 4-lane thoroughfare into Mill Creek. The parking lot is always packed. Especially on weekends, you can often assume that the pool hall/sports bar in the corner suite is drawing most of that traffic. But like most of the smaller businesses here, Pho Hoang has some reserved parking and you can hook it straight up. There's pho available at a couple spots within a few miles, but there are a ton of subdivisions and apartment complexes right around here. I was not at all surprised to see well over a dozen takeaway orders leave the dining room while I ate, and to hear a constant clatter from the kitchen, even though I was the only person eating in.You walk in to an open dining room with minimal decor. Dozen tables, acoustic drop ceiling, simple art. No muss, no fuss. Pay station in the back, tell 'em how many in your party and ya have a seat. No TVs I don't think, no music playing. A couple big potted plants. Seemed like the staff was mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, plus somebody in the kitchen and daughter at the pay station. Everyone is super nice, chatting warmly to each other in Vietnamese throughout my visit. I felt like I was visiting people in their home, in the nicest possible way. For my first time in, I got the usual steak and brisket. A small was filling for sure. You get an old teapot with a teabag steeping in it if you ask. They bring you a chilled plastic bottle of water when you sit. The broth was good stuff here. Rich and marrowy, nice and clear, good balanced spices. Everything in it was as it should be--tender meat, chewy noodles, nice flavor to the meatballs. The meatballs were a nice surprise, actually. The condiments were all in good shape--crunchy sprouts, very juicy fresh lime, super-aromatic basil. They don't bring you jalapenos or cilantro, and I didn't ask for any so I don't know if they stock it. But it was a perfectly satisfying bowl of soup as it was. I was out the door with a good tip for barely $20, happily armored against a cold damp day.“

“Fried tofu rated a 3. Eggrolls only a 2 not very good. Spring rolls and grilled pork were 5 star. Possibly the best grilled pork that I've had. They use the same pork on their Bahn mi so I definitely want to try that. It seems a bit spendy there.“

“Great food! The staff is wonderful.The reason that I didn't give them 5 stars is because in the winter I think the place is cold. If you order take out it can be a bit slow because they are always busy.Bottom line, nice people, great food, clean restaurant.“

“After shopping at Alderwood mall on a rainy Saturday afternoon, I looked up a few pho spots within the area and came across Pho 36. I was a little hesitant to give the place a try at first as I have a favorite pho spot further south (on my way home) but am so happy I gave this place a chance. The place had a few tables, and the workers seemed quite busy but I was greeted warmly and seated quickly. The place was noticeably clean too. I ordered the vegetable and fried tofu pho with beef broth and a side of egg rolls. To my delight, they gave me 4 eggs for $8. The broth was some of the best savory broth I've ever had and there was an assortment of vegetables (broccoli, bok choy, mushrooms, carrots, green onion) unlike other places that only give you carrots and broccoli. This place has 5 stars in my book and I'll definitely be back when I'm in the area again.“