Browse menus, reviews and photos of Vietnamese Restaurants near Salem.
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2950 Silverton Road Northeast, Salem
Customers’ favorites
“The best place to eat vietnameses food and very friendly service”
Vietnamese
2927 Broadway Street Northeast, Salem
Customers’ favorites
“Clean, great service, nicely greeted, food was amazing, their iced teas were tasty!! I am coming back I really enjoyed my pineapple drink, best spring roll I’ve had in a long time even my husband agreed! Bang mi … oh my was so delicious and filling I got pork, hubby got beef! I love this place their food is so delicious !!!”
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3405 Commercial Street Southeast Suite 100, Salem
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“Ok about time for me to leave a review!😍 We are regulars at this point haha! Amazing food, best pho we’ve ever tired! Rare steak pho or wonton pho both always hit the spot! Also their mangolian beef is amazing! Highly recommend! Also very clean and well served! 👍🏼”
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1630 Lancaster Drive Northeast, Salem
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“I've eaten here twice now, and the food is delicious. The staff is friendly. The prices are great! I am now forcing friends to eat here with me.”
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3400 River Road North, Keizer · 2.26 miles
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“I came to pick up some food for my ailing wife. I was paying and I left a tip, but before he would hand me my food, he rudely asked, “DID YOU LEAVE A TIP?” And wouldn’t let go of the sack until I gave an answer. He didn’t even bother to look at the receipt that I had just signed to see that I did leave a tip. I find this very rude behavior…we always leave generous tips when we go inside to sit down and dine… But to ask is very rude behavior.. I did leave 15% for takeout as well but since he asked, I really wish I would not have. Perhaps someone could school him and tell him this is not good customer service.”
Every year on December 12, food lovers around the world celebrate National Pho Day, a day dedicated to one of Vietnam’s most beloved dishes. Pho, a flavorful noodle soup typically made with beef or chicken broth, rice noodles, and various herbs, has become synonymous with Vietnamese cuisine. In 2017, Vietnam officially declared this day as "Pho Day," highlighting not only the cultural significance of the dish but also its global appeal.