7 Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Shreveport, LA [2026 Updated]

As soon as you arrive in Shreveport, you get the feeling: this place is full of surprises. We’ve spent days exploring the city’s food scene in delighted discovery. And that goes for the Vietnamese cuisine, too. Finding the best pho and banh mi in Shreveport is not easy. There are so many options, from humble family-run spots to modern fusion kitchens. Basically, be ready to eat your way through this Louisiana gem.

Divine9 Cuisine

$ | (318) 459-7982 | WEBSITE

Divine9 Cuisine

Divine9 Cuisine is a Vietnamese-focused spot in Bossier City, and it’s similarly casual and welcoming. The food is traditional Vietnamese, and you can choose to do a combo meal or order individual dishes. The place is quiet and private, so unless you don’t mind a more intimate setting (or risking missing out on the relaxed atmosphere – there’s limited seating for larger groups), definitely consider it for a special gathering.

Also, if you’re into fresh, impeccable flavors, they have amazing pho and banh mi here.

Phở Bowl

$ | (318) 747-2035 | WEBSITE

Phở Bowl

Shreveport has no shortage of Vietnamese restaurants, but Phở Bowl is a more casual option, like the everyday pho shops all over Vietnam. They still take their food pretty seriously, but not in ways we’re going to complain about – ingredients are the freshest they can find, and the broth is simmered for hours. The menu sounds like a list of classics (pho, eggrolls), but the personal touch is in there as well – those spring rolls come out perfectly crisp and fresh, just like homemade.

Make sure you order them.

Danh’s Garden

$ | (318) 865-5358 | WEBSITE

Danh

Danh’s Garden is the Shreveport version of authentic Vietnamese dining. This reliable spot offers classics like spicy basil chicken, PHO, and shrimp spring rolls, all made with exceptional quality and consistency. The generous portions and homemade sriracha are added bonuses, and the recent fixes to the AC and humidity issues have made the dining experience much more comfortable. But all this practical improvement wouldn’t mean much if the food wasn’t excellent which, happily, it remains.

It’s the sort of place you can drop into on a night when you’re craving great Thai and Vietnamese cuisine and leave very satisfied.

Phở L’amour

$ | (318) 866-9996 | WEBSITE

Phở L

When you’re craving a truly satisfying bowl of pho, Phở L’amour is the spot. But actually, this Vietnamese restaurant works for almost any casual dining occasion – as long as you’re focused on the food. They keep things simple here, and even with their straightforward presentation, it’s consistently popular, so there might be a short wait. But once you’re seated, you can have all the perfectly balanced Pho with Round Eye Steak and Soft Tendon you like (and other delicious options too).

Southern Pho: Taste of Vietnam

$ | (318) 716-1918 | WEBSITE

Southern Pho: Taste of Vietnam

Southern Pho: Taste of Vietnam is a family-run spot that’s been dishing out their signature pho for years. Don’t be fooled by the unassuming exterior—the authentic Vietnamese food here is a real hit with the neighborhood crowd. Naturally you’ll want to try the Southern Pho, but the shrimp spring rolls are absolutely essential too.

Bamboo Asian Café

$$ | (318) 698-7138 | WEBSITE

Bamboo Asian Café

When a restaurant is nestled inside a Margaritaville Resort, you know they’re probably on to something. Bamboo Asian Café is a spacious, welcoming take on Vietnamese dining with chicken curry, sweet and sour chicken, shaken beef, and lo mein with shrimp. They can accommodate dietary restrictions, and the cooking team prepares meals that look and taste amazing. The wheelchair-accessible complex has ample free parking, making it an excellent choice for a dining destination.

Pham’s Vietnamese-Asian Cuisine

$ | (318) 946-8768 | WEBSITE

Pham

Authentic Vietnamese might not be what everyone is seeking in Shreveport, but they’re doing it right at Pham’s. And we were never ones to settle for less anyway. Bringing fresh herbs and vibrant flavors to traditional Vietnamese dishes and techniques, Pham’s is a converted house with large windows that serves generous portions at reasonable prices. When you’ve had your fill of predictable takeout and are looking for a genuinely flavorful experience, this should be on your list.

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