Nam Phuong, located in the bustling Wing Phat shopping complex, is the food cognoscenti's go-to for good, inexpensive, no-frills Vietnamese in a city with a plethora of Southeast Asian eateries. All of the staples are well-represented on the menu (ideal for youngsters and picky eaters), including crisp-edged Vietnamese crepes loaded with pork and sprouts, sticky clay-pot fish, and steamy bowls of pho.

Start with the "Three Delights", a dish brimming with minced shrimp balls grilled on juicy sugar cane spears, beef wrapped in grape leaves, marinated pork, and a mountain of aromatic herbs to arrange into D.I.Y. rice paper wraps. (The menu states it feeds two, but as an appetizer, it may easily feed four). The restaurant accepts reservations through its website, but they're not required - the expansive area ensures that you'll never be waiting for a table, and shared tables for bigger groups are plentiful.

Address: 1100 Washington Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19147

Website: https://www.namphuongphilly.com/

Pho Ha Saigon is a huge, laid-back Vietnamese restaurant in South Philly near the stadiums. It's one of the top Vietnamese restaurants in Philadelphia. The greatest flavors of Vietnam are brought to Philadelphia by Ph Ha Saigon. They have everything from pho to vermicelli noodles topped with grilled meat and spring rolls, and most of the dishes are $10 or less, so you and your family can sample the best of Vietnam. They preserve the taste of the food's originality and freshness.

At Phở Ha Saigon, all their dishes are cooked using the finest ingredients for a unique dining experience. Phở Ha Saigon also serves at 600 Washington Avenue and 320 West Oregon Avenue in Philadelphia. Dine-in, takeout, and delivery services are available at Phở Ha Saigon.

Address: 575 Adams Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19120

Website: https://phohasaigon.com/

Pho Street is dedicated to serving wonderful and genuine Vietnamese cuisine, including Pho (beef/chicken noodle soup), Bun (vermicelli), and Com Tam. These dishes were sold on Nam Dinh's streets (Vietnam). At night, you'll see folks carrying their cooking supplies on their shoulders with a shoulder pole that has a little larder on one side with bowls, chopsticks, seasonings, noodles, beef, and a small coal fire on the other side with boiled beef broth. It's difficult to resist a bowl of warm, substantial, and excellent pho here on Nam Dinh's streetside, especially with the fragrant aroma. Pho Street provides you the Pho with a fresh recipe from the streets of Nam Dinh.

At Pho Street they provide you with the same delicious food in a more modern environment; one where you can enjoy a cup of freshly brewed coffee and small conversations with friends and families. If you have a chance to come here, you should definitely not miss this place.

Address:

• 204 Baltimore Pike, Springfield PA, 19064
• 1001 W Lancaster Avenue, Bryn Mawr PA, 19010
  

Website: http://www.phostreet.com/

In 1984 Nhu Lai and Thuyen Luu saw a new opportunity and started a tiny restaurant called Vietnam on the edge of the city’s vibrant Chinatown. Despite its small size and modest design, the restaurant quickly gained a reputation for excellent food. In fact, it couldn't hold all of the people who wanted to try this unique cuisine. The couple worked seven days a week to build their two businesses. In 1989 Nhu Lai and Thuyen Luu turned Vietnam over to their son Benny, who has lifted the family's dream to a whole different level.

Vietnam Restaurant is willing to assist you in planning your next party, business conference, or informal get-together. Vietnam Restaurant is an excellent choice for a private dinner party or catering services for an off-premise event. So, whether you want to conduct your event in the stunning Saigon Room or have Vietnam Restaurant come to you, they can help.

Address: 221 N 11th St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
Website: http://www.eatatvietnam.com/restaurant/index.php

The purpose of Banh Mi and Bottles is to introduce a completely new way to enjoy modern Vietnamese cuisine. From real Saigon Beef Pho to the Obama Bowl (a modern take on the traditional Hanoi meal bun cha) to the Braised Pho Brisket Dip, a unique Vietnamese sandwich made with braised brisket and served as a French dip.

They have over 200 craft beer bottles and cans on hand, as well as 12 rotating craft beers on tap. Their drinks are created by hand with fresh, in-house ingredients. You can try the B&B Vietnamese coffee or the house-made lemon-lime soda for non-alcoholic beverages. It's also worth mentioning that they have outdoor seating (what could be better for a cold night than a big bowl of steamy pho). They also provide delivery.

Address: 712-14 South St, Philadelphia, PA 19147
Website: https://www.banhmiandbottles.com/our-menu/