Bayhill Vietnamese Bistro
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Shrimp Spring Roll 2 Rolls
Grilled Pork Sandwich
Shrimp Spring Rolls
Brisket Beef Pho
Combination Pho
Beef Combo Pho
Combo Banh MI
Soup
Bayhill Vietnamese Bistro Reviews
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Solid pho place with good portions of tender steak meat. Broth could use more umami flavor and noodles could be chewier. The place is clean but a bit dim for my liking. I know they were going for a peaceful vibe with their background music, but it almost put me to sleep. Service is friendly and efficient.
Consistently good food (generous portions, flavorful, and not too salty) and good service (friendly, attentive, and courteous staff). Every time we come here, we feel welcome and it's a relaxing atmosphere. This is essential when you have little ones in tow. The price did go up, unfortunately, but it's expected given our country's current economic situation. We had the combination pho.
Update: We got a banh mi to-go for our child and asked them to omit the spice. They agreed...read full review
Update: We got a banh mi to-go for our child and asked them to omit the spice. They agreed...read full review
Love how quickly this place serves. Their beef pho is a nice big portion so my husband any I usually share one order.
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Bayhill Vietnamese Bistro is a family-owned restaurant known for its friendly environment and delicious food. The interior is quiet and pleasant, creating a beautifully curated atmosphere where customers can enjoy their meals. The attentive staff provides great service, making the dining experience enjoyable. Customers recommend trying the chicken pho, pork banh mi, and chicken curry with egg noodles. While prices can be a bit high, especially for items like the spring rolls, many believe the generous portions and quality of food make it worthwhile. The menu prices align with what one would expect from a Bay Area Vietnamese restaurant, with banh mi around $10 and pho around $17. Located near Youtube in a strip mall next to 280 on San Bruno Ave, this spacious restaurant has a nostalgic feel reminiscent of mom-and-pop pho spots from the 1990s. It has become a go-to spot for local Vietnamese cuisine, especially for families who appreciate good food and service. Notably, it is closed on Sundays, which some find unusual for an Asian restaurant. The pho is made in a Southern Vietnamese style, featuring a dark and super flavorful broth, clean meats, and fresh vegetables. Customers enjoy the quick service and the convenience of paying at the counter, and many are happy to return for more pho, rice dishes, or rolls.