Pho Hoa Vietnamese Restaurant is a franchise restaurant that focuses on healthy, naturally flavored soups and noodles. A wide variety of options are offered including steak, meatballs, chicken, brisket and vegetarian. To see the full menu, please visit the company's website.
Forget what the name looks like. My Dung Sandwich Shop (actually pronounced "me yoon") does authentic Vietnamese sandwiches on the cheap. Two bucks will get you a healthy helping of meat on fresh toasted bread. If you're looking for a caffeine fix, try the Vietnamese coffee. It's nice and strong.
Lunchstop Hoa is a privately-owned cafeteria-style restaurant that serves breakfast and lunch.
With several rave reviews in the local press, Lemongrass Vietnamese Restaurant has set itself apart from the typical Asian cafe. Its menu includes rare steak pho, crispy calamari and BBQ beef ribs. It also has a large vegetarian portion of its menu, with options such as spring rolls, and lemongrass tofu over rice. The interior of the restaurant is squeaky clean and fresh-feeling. It has been awarded several certificates of appreciation from organizations such as the Eagle Rock Association. The staff are very friendly and will gladly help with any menu questions.
Chuan Chim Restaurant is located at 5644 Hollywood Blvd. It offers authentic Chinese and Thai dishes for dinner. Open late-night, it has a delicious menu that is sure to satisfy your need for orange chicken at 2am. Stop in today!
Pho Palace is located on North Spring next to "The Shop" in Chinatown in downtown Los Angeles. It offers traditional Pho, or Vietnamese, dishes in large boat plates. It serves grilled beef, chicken, seafood or pork over fresh spout noodles and a delicious broth with peanut sauce on top. It has delicious food, a great atmosphere and service at affordable prices.