Peoria is a vibrant, evolving Vietnamese dining destination. A new wave of family-run eateries and modern chefs are serving authentic pho and bánh mì alongside creative fusion dishes, while traditional recipes passed down through generations keep getting more refined. And of course, there are classic spots with decades-old broths to savor, too. Here’s where to feast, and what to order while doing it.
Lee’s Sandwiches
$ | (623) 299-8888 | WEBSITE
It’s hard not to be mesmerized by the divine baguettes baked fresh each morning or the friendly staff who greet you with a smile at Lee’s Sandwiches. They’re part of the charm of this go-to spot that’s become a neighborhood favorite for its exceptional bánh mì. The team here has turned their Vietnamese training into something special. Now, they craft nostalgic sandwiches and Asian classics.
The menu and consistently positive experiences at Lee’s nod to culinary satisfaction, like their unbelievable BBQ Pork (#6) and the layered breakfast baguette #80, with egg and fixings, constructed for maximum flavor. Have a linger by the window over a cup of their highly regarded coffee, while watching families come and go in the ample parking lot.
Phở Bowl Vietnamese Cuisine | 75th
$ | (623) 235-6311 | WEBSITE
Most Vietnamese spots highlight their phở above all else, but at Phở Bowl Vietnamese Cuisine | 75th, they give equal billing to their Spicy Beef Soup and rice paper spring rolls, which reflects their well-rounded, approachable style. It’s a very reasonably priced, come-as-you-are eatery, equally perfect for a quick solo lunch or a casual dinner with family. The focus is on classic Vietnamese comfort food, with plenty of aromatic broths and fresh, vibrant rolls.
Pad Thai and Thai fried rice are also on offer, with avocado smoothies and other drinks, too (though our usual order is the nostalgic egg rolls with a side of steamed rice).
Teabo Coffee & Sandwiches
$ | (623) 533-4355 | WEBSITE
Rich broth, tender beef, and homemade boba are what keep Teabo Coffee & Sandwiches, the Vietnamese-focused spot in Peoria, going strong on the West side of the Valley. Trust the staff on the daily specials, which can include flavorful pho with a variety of meats and the chicken and white rice dish with exceptional broth.
We love any of their riffs on Vietnamese rice dishes (the curry version is something we dream about all week) and the signature iced Vietnamese coffee: layers of bold coffee and sweet condensed milk served over ice. The drink menu is full of teas and boba, local sodas, and coffee to match those savory, aromatic, comforting flavors served in a clean, family-operated space.
Que Huong Restaurant
$ | (602) 234-2710 | WEBSITE
Que Huong Restaurant is the quintessential Vietnamese spot in Peoria, and the perfectly balanced pho with its clear broth, subtle spices, and thin-sliced eye cut is something every local or visitor should savor at least once. The clean, calm dining room with its simple wooden tables and soft lighting gives off an authentic, no-frills vibe, as does the straightforward menu.
Its extensive selection of classic dishes like crispy beef chow, shrimp noodle soup, and Hai nam rice plates make Que Huong a must-visit destination for Vietnamese food lovers. Every meal starts with a complimentary pot of jasmine tea and a small plate of pickled vegetables; get some crispy egg rolls or spring rolls to start and then dive into mains like the duck noodle soup or the highly recommended Vietnamese pancake.
Hello Vietnam Pho & Roll
$$ | (480) 687-5244 | WEBSITE
There’s a cheerful greeting waiting at Hello Vietnam Pho & Roll, the namesake of this cozy spot for fresh, flavorful Vietnamese meals and quick lunches. Dishes consistently deliver satisfaction, but there are a few standout favorites: the grilled chicken pho, vegan pho, and the delicious spring rolls. The team at this warm, efficient restaurant know exactly how to make you feel welcome, and make you feel like they’ve saved the best table just for you.
And if you let them know you’re in a hurry, it’ll be served with some speed—and a smile. Hello Vietnam Pho & Roll’s overall experience brings the same flair (and authentic cuisine) to comforting bowls, fresh ingredients, and satisfying Vietnamese classics, right here in Peoria.
Pho and Boba
$ | (623) 248-0717 | WEBSITE
This standout Vietnamese spot in Phoenix is the go-to for authentic flavors and modern twists, with a boba bar up front and a kitchen turning out steaming bowls of pho in the back. Come here for a midday cafe sua da (with their own rich condensed milk blend) and a plate of those superb chicken wings, or with the #68 pork noodle salad bowl fashioned from family recipes—we’re especially keen on the crispy Cornish hen.
The Mì Cay Basic Street Ramen, with its rich broth and tender meat, is the perfect dish for sharing, followed by the classic spring rolls or coconut milk boba for dessert. Pho and Boba’s menu features house-recommended staples like steamed rice with meat and that flavorful fried rice. From opening to close, Billy and the staff do quick, friendly service—it’s reliable, especially when the pho is on the table.
PT PHO Express – Glendale
$ | (480) 404-7549 | WEBSITE
This reliable Glendale spot began as a straightforward pho counter before expanding to include a full menu of Vietnamese classics. The atmosphere has a hint of casual comfort: think clean tables, ample parking for easy access, and a welcoming counter where friendly staff greet regulars.
There’s a selection of popular dishes that includes vegetarian-friendly options, and on a recent visit, we couldn’t stop sipping their rich pho broth with hints of cinnamon and ginger long after the noodles were gone. If a full meal isn’t in the cards, PT PHO Express works great for a quick lunch, a satisfying dinner, or for takeout on a busy night. Whenever you go, the appetizer they call the egg rolls—crispy and not greasy with a good amount of filling—is a must-order.
Song Lynn Vietnamese Restaurant
$ | (623) 920-0248 | WEBSITE
Song Lynn Vietnamese Restaurant’s location on the west side places it right in the center of authentic Vietnamese cuisine. The energy is consistent, both inside at the expanded seating area or outside where you might catch the aroma of pho drifting through the parking lot.
Their classic, flavorful menu has something for pho lovers, stir-fry enthusiasts, and barbecue fans alike, and we love their signature Spicy Song Lynn Special Beef Sate Pho, tender Korean BBQ short ribs, and any mango milkshake they’re blending. There are two experiences here: a regular, mostly satisfying one—including their consistently delicious pho with generous portions—and another where you might encounter the occasional burnt taste in pan-fried noodles.
They don’t take reservations, but there’s comfortable seating space to enjoy a dragon smoothie while you wait.
Phở Tan Thanh
$ | (623) 878-2635 | WEBSITE
Ask any local in Peoria if they’ve tried Phở Tan Thanh and the answer is always a satisfied “yes”—its peaceful atmosphere and attentive service have been welcoming family gatherings, casual lunches, and solo diners for years. Service is attentive, there’s a classic Vietnamese menu with gluten-free options, generous portions, and a broth that’s clear and flavorful.
Pho with sliced beef, stir fry noodles, and tamarind soup are on the menu, along with their famous banh xeo: crispy crepes filled with shrimp, pork, and bean sprouts. The spring rolls and egg rolls—fresh and perfectly fried—are a perfect way to start the meal.
Bánh Mì Bistro Vietnamese Eatery
$ | (602) 843-3637 | WEBSITE
Peoria’s Bánh Mì Bistro Vietnamese Eatery is one of the best spots in town for a quick, satisfying bite, with a menu full of flavorful options to choose from. Our favorite pick is the Bánh Mì Bistro special with its side of peanut sauce and spring rolls, but the Chicken Rice Plate or Grilled Pork Bánh Mì are equally standout choices for lunch.
Start with the crispy, fresh baguette that holds tender, juicy meats, then enjoy the vibrant flavors paired with the restaurant’s warm hospitality and fast service. The relaxed atmosphere blends a laid-back vibe with an elevated take on traditional comfort food, making it a go-to for generous portions at reasonable prices. Everything is consistently praised, especially the fresh, thoughtfully sourced ingredients.
Phở Vĩnh Long
$ | (602) 841-4152 | WEBSITE
Phở Vĩnh Long is the kind of unassuming spot we want to visit pretty much any day for a quick, satisfying meal—for lunch, for dinner, or even for a late-night craving. Tucked away in a modest strip mall, the simple tables in this converted storefront fill up steadily, but grabbing a seat at the counter is perfectly fine, too. Start with a Vietnamese iced coffee or jasmine tea, or make your way through the very affordable menu, with dishes ranging from classic pho to the standout red rice chicken.
The consistently delicious food—that perfectly crispy yet juicy chicken, rich broths, and fresh herbs—makes every visit worthwhile.
PHO VN
$ | (623) 374-4824 | WEBSITE
PHO VN’s daily hours—it opens for lunch and closes around 9pm—make it a perfect spot to warm up with a bowl of pho any afternoon. Tucked into a modest storefront in northern Phoenix, this is a reliable destination for a generous serving of handcrafted broth, fresh herbs, and tender noodles. The pho is consistently excellent, with a rich base you can customize to your preferred spice level.
We appreciate their morning preparations, when you can watch the chef simmering the broth and get the first bowls of the day. A quiet hum of conversation might fill the small dining room, but rest assured the focus here is squarely on delivering authentic, affordable Vietnamese comfort food.
Phở House Restaurant
$ | (623) 312-2914 | WEBSITE
We have a soft spot for casual Vietnamese meals, especially when the afternoon sunlight hits just right. Phở House may just be our preferred spot on weekends when we’re craving comfort food, but it’s equally wonderful for dinner, which they do seven days a week until late. Flavors at this family-run restaurant lean towards traditional Vietnamese classics, with loads of options from the pho menu and rice plates.
The special rice plate and shrimp fried rice are great lunch picks, and at dinnertime, it’s got to be their #17 Cơm Bò Lúc Lắc with marinated filet mignon served with Jasmine rice. In between bites, look around to soak in one of the most authentic Vietnamese cultural atmospheres in town. Weekday evenings are lovely here, when the dining room buzzes with families and friends.
Pho 43
$ | (602) 269-3383 | WEBSITE
We love stepping into the compact dining area of Pho 43—the aroma of their renowned pho broth and sizzling shrimp fried rice fills the air of this cozy spot in Peoria. The perfect spring rolls and a bowl of the must-try combination pho is a good way to start off. But afterwards, go with the flavorful food and welcoming atmosphere—they’re consistently excellent, and there are some standout dishes (the tender steak in the pho was a recent hit).
Phở Viet Vietnamese Restaurant
$ | (602) 235-0282 | WEBSITE
Phở Viet Vietnamese Restaurant has become a reliable favorite in this stretch of Glendale. The owners—dedicated to authentic Vietnamese cooking—have turned a simple storefront into a clean, friendly, warmly lit space. Stop by for a quick lunch of fresh shrimp spring rolls with that exceptional peanut sauce, a comforting dinner of rich, savory pho, or just to satisfy a craving for genuine flavors.
The menu focuses on classics done right: the pho with filet mignon or chicken, its broth deeply flavorful and perfectly balanced, is a year-round staple. Phở Viet’s service is quick and attentive, making it an easy choice for a satisfying meal any day.
PT PHO Express- Avondale
$ | (623) 936-7633 | WEBSITE
PT PHO Express is a welcoming spot for a comforting meal with friends or family, and regulars here quickly feel like part of the community. The restaurant’s focus on Vietnamese classics means steaming bowls of pho and noodle dishes are on the menu, plus options that always include fresh herbs. Or spring rolls.
Start with the Grilled Chicken Spring Rolls and a Bahn Mi sandwich—a crusty baguette filled with savory meats and pickled vegetables—before exploring the menu for something like the Orange Chicken. The clean dining area has plenty of seating, a friendly staff including Kiki and Deana, and a menu that reflects the restaurant’s straightforward approach to Vietnamese cuisine. Their purple taro smoothie is a refreshing treat you won’t want to skip.
Real Thai & Sushi
$ | (623) 214-9775 | WEBSITE
Real Thai & Sushi’s clean, welcoming atmosphere and friendly service signal an excellent quality/value proposition perfect for a quick lunch or leisurely dinner, any time. The menu is all about fresh sushi rolls and vibrant Thai dishes, with hearty portions of comfort food like the outstanding yellow curry and delicious red curry lunch special, plus year-round favorites like the must-try Thai iced tea and flavorful coconut soup.
The sushi rolls are fresh and the special rolls offer good portions, though they run a bit pricey. If you’re craving something different, the highly recommended Pad Thai seafood combo and enjoyable crab fried rice are both worth exploring.
PT Noodles – Goodyear
$ | (623) 536-2099 | WEBSITE
There’s a warmth when you step into PT Noodles, the cozy Vietnamese spot that’s become a go-to local favorite for many. We love sitting at the counter to watch the staff preparing bowls purposefully in plain sight. The pho is the way to go at PT Noodles, with options: broths lean flavorful, with a good mix of steak, chicken, and shrimp.
(Their vegetable broth usually features some nice tofu options, too.) The commitment to healing properties is strong here—if you’re under the weather, get the beef pho with its tender meat and tasty broth, as well as a satisfying curry that rounds out the meal perfectly.
Phở Thành Restaurant
$ | (602) 242-1979 | WEBSITE
You might miss Phở Thành Restaurant if you’re not looking carefully—it’s nestled right next to the popular Milk Run boba shop. The menu at this authentic Vietnamese spot stays true to its roots: think steaming bowls of beef pho with fresh herbs, or Vietnamese coffee and boba from their nearby shop. Their signature pho, a standout soup praised for its quality ingredients and reasonable price, is one of the highlights.
The service leans friendly though sometimes a little awkward, with efficient pacing that gets meals to you quickly even when the place fills up. Many regulars say the beef pho here is probably the best they’ve ever had.
