3 Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Oakland, CA

"Pho Ao Sen Restaurant offers a range of classic meals and pho bowls in a peaceful space. They have been serving tasty food for over 20 years. Their restaurant is mentioned at the top of East Bay's favourite pho list. They will do their best to provide outstanding meals for you. Pho Ao Sen Restaurant's bun bo hue and pho ga are beloved by their clients because they are made with plenty of herbs, veggies, and condiments. Finish your meals with their delicious lotus seed dessert, dried longan dessert drink, and soybean milk. The restaurant can accommodate around a couple of hundred people at a time. They also offer street parking and private lot parking facilities for your convenience.

"Monster Pho is a family-owned, community-minded Vietnamese restaurant in Oakland. This contemporary restaurant offers traditional Vietnamese dishes with beer and wine in a relaxed atmosphere. Monster Pho provides authentic old-school flavors from the streets of Saigon. They take every step to ensure that your food is fresh and safe, from their first order to their last each day. Monster Pho's menu has various Vietnamese dishes such as pho, vermicelli noodle bowls, bánh mì sandwiches, rice plates, and delicious appetizers. They feature beers from Asia's top breweries and wines from around the Bay. Their restaurant has a sunny spot for you and your dog on the patio. Their menu is entirely nut-free and has plenty of hearty veggie options. Just grab a drink with your meal from their signature drinks, which are known for their refreshing flavors, including mint passion, ginger lemonade, and traditional Vietnamese iced beverages.

"Tay Ho Oakland Restaurant & Bar's owner is H, and food inspiration came from the meals eaten at home while growing up in Vietnam. They are a mom and daughter team bringing Vietnamese home cooking style to the Bay Area with craft cocktails, local brews and wine. The flavors served at the restaurant are a tribute to its ancestors and the precious traditions passed down through generations. From the moment you take a bite, the atmosphere and taste evoke comforting memories of holidays and gatherings, where the aroma of Bun Bo Hue or Pho simmering on the stove could instantly bring everyone together. Their menu is a reflection of the many regional flavors and cooking techniques. Tay Ho Oakland is now open for indoor and outdoor dining. The restaurant also offers wheelchair access and parking facilities to make it more convenient for visitors.