Pho Saigon House
2505 South 38th Street Ste A101, Tacoma
(253) 503-3010
Customers' Favorites
Butter Garlic Chicken Wings
Saigon Special Rice Dish
Panang Curry with Shrimp
Saigon Appetizer Sampler
Vegetable Spring Rolls
Saigon Special Noodles
Saigon Garlic Chicken
Crispy Garlic Chicken
Hue Spicy Noodle Soup
Pho Beef Noodle Soup
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Recent Reviews
Really friendly and welcoming staff. Great for takeout, or dine in their nicely decorated and very clean restaurant. Menu variety is fantastic with lots of cool options that you don't always find - Vietnamese, but also Thai and other Southeast Asian selections. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal. We enjoy their food regularly and will definitely return again soon.
Hands down, the BEST pho in Tacoma! And I don’t say that lightly. I’ve tried plenty of Tacoma’s well-known pho spots, and Pho Saigon House is easily my favorite. Nothing else I’ve tried comes close!
I come here at least 1–2 times a month because it’s seriously that addictive. I just can’t get enough of this place! The pho is absolutely delicious, packed with flavor, and consistently hits the...
I come here at least 1–2 times a month because it’s seriously that addictive. I just can’t get enough of this place! The pho is absolutely delicious, packed with flavor, and consistently hits the...
Comparing this to Spices Thai in SD and Lotus by the Beach in west seattle.
Tom Kha isn't as milky as I would like. Chicken portions should also be sliced thinner.
Orange chicken didn't really taste orangey and looked brown, but the coloring is a minor quip. However, it stayed soft even after take out and reheating unlike other orange chickens that taste dried out and cakey from the coating.
The panang curry was...
Tom Kha isn't as milky as I would like. Chicken portions should also be sliced thinner.
Orange chicken didn't really taste orangey and looked brown, but the coloring is a minor quip. However, it stayed soft even after take out and reheating unlike other orange chickens that taste dried out and cakey from the coating.
The panang curry was...