Vietnamese in San Antonio

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Beijing House

11403 O'Connor Windcrest

(210) 599-8989

Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Vietnamese, Staff Pick, Menu

Superior spring rolls, delicious grilled quail, and oustanding duck hot pot. Call ahead for Vietnamese specialties, including duck, goat, and seafood hot pot. -- Mark Jones (12/08)
French Sandwiches

8448 Fredericksburg Medical Center

(210) 692-7019

French, Vietnamese, Staff Pick, Menu

Don't let the name fool you, but don't let it deter you, either. This family-owned Vietnamese shop serves excellent Indochine fare. The pate sandwich and banh mi are perfect for lunch. -- Mark Jones (03/09)
Lan's Indochine

2901 Fredericksburg San Antonio

(210) 734-4017

Vietnamese, Smoking Prohibited
Lien Hung

280 Remount Rd. San Antonio

(210) 599-7075

Vietnamese

This location has been the incubator for several other local Vietnamese restaurants. Try roasted meatballs, the #8 Pho with wonton dumplings, shrimp, pork and more, and indulge your adventurous side with frogs' legs in lemon grass with garlic and chili.
Lustea

602 NW Loop 410 #130 Far West

(210) 598-0089

Coffee/Tea, Contemporary, Vietnamese, Menu

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Pho Cong Ly

300 W. Bitters; San Antonio

(210) 499-5572

Vietnamese, Menu
Pho Ha Long Vietnamese Noodle Restaurant

6424 NW Loop 410, #104 San Antonio

(210) 521-4507

Vietnamese
Pho Hoang

1506 Austin Hwy San Antonio

Vietnamese
Pho San Antonio

6180 Wurzbach San Antonio

(210) 523-2888

Vietnamese

Great Vietnamese food at a good price with many seafood dishes as well as 5 noodle soups known as pho.
Saigon Elite

9425 Fredricksburg San Antonio

(210) 696-7712

Chinese, Vietnamese
Saigon Express

1626 McCullough San Antonio

(210) 277-1899

French, Vietnamese, Smoking Prohibited

Raspberry would be good. So would lime, creamy vanilla, orange sherbet, blueberry, even a dark and tarry licorice - but not chocolate or caramel. No, I'm not talking ice cream flavors. This is a list of the colors that you might consider wearing when you visit Saigon Express. The restaurant's interior is the most amazingly intense light blue I have ever encountered in a restaurant, and since there is nothing on the walls to compete, you are it. So don't clash. (To the woman with the raspberry blouse - who prevailed on the congenial owner to allow her to come back and pay later - you're the inspiration for all this.)- Ron Bechtol
Savor Fare: Vietnamese + Chinese

8601 Huebner Ste 103 San Antonio

(210) 641-1234 (FAX); (210)

Chinese, Vietnamese, Food & Beverages

; A strip mall restaurant on Huebner that acts like a strip mall restaurant on Huebner. This five year old establishment still needs some practice. Be warned that their dishes often miss the mark, but if you’re jonesin’ for asian cuisine and happen to be nearby it’s full of cheap offerings. You can always sneak in a bottle of Sirarcha to quell the pain.
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Van's Restaurant

3214 Broadway San Antonio

(210) 828-8449

Chinese, Japanese, Seafood, Thai, Vietnamese, Casual Dress, Menu

The Skinny Careful selection will yield dependable cuisine at this SA Broadway staple. Don’t miss the special lotus-root salad, and marvel at the fine wine selection.
Viet-Nam Restaurant

3244 Broadway San Antonio

(210) 822-7461

Vietnamese, Smoking Prohibited, Menu

While whisking trays of Vietnamese crepes, steaming rice, and iced tea to a dining room full of lunchers, my waitress talks like another food fan: "Isn't that wonderful? I love it," or "It's nice to see somebody enjoying his lunch, taking his time." One of the nice things about Viet-Nam's menu is the English pronunciations included for most entrees, which means you can order phó (faw), the beef noodle soup, instead of "foe." Everything is numbered, so the less-adventurous can order a "55" and avoid stumbling over "ech x·o lan" (frog legs). While Viet-Nam's phó (No. 59, $5.50) is rich and more than a meal, this lunch my condiment tray was skimpy and limited experimentation. Viet-Nam's oil content, in most of the dishes I tried at least, is a little high, but in a town where chicken fried steak outpaces chicken Caesars, the amount is acceptable.;- John Brewer
Vietnam

5433 Broadway San Antonio

(210) 822-7461

Vietnamese, Menu

Elegant and cozy, Vietnam is the perfect place to take a date. Beyond the atmosphere is the food which is very good and while filling, not heavy and quite healthy. There are soy drinks available and crab asparagus soup for $1.50.
Vietnam Kitchen

6555 Bandera Road San Antonio

(210) 521-4900

Chinese, Vietnamese, Casual Dress, Smoking Prohibited, Menu

Located in Leon Valley, featuring Vietnamese & Chinese food. Serving San Antonio's best pho 7 days a week Mon-Fri from 11-3 then from 5-9, 11-9 Sat & Sun.