Bep Saigon

This is one of my go to for Vietnamese food. I wish the servers would wash their hands when they are taking up dirty dishes from a table, before bringing out my food. Their Canh chua tom is massive. Served in an iron pot cauldron with A DOZEN shrimp. The price of the dozen shrimp it’s worth the price of this dish. I love that they’re cooking taste just like my mom‘s cooking. Very authentic. The Hu tieu ap chao is another dish I order. I always get it a little crispy. Their tom rang moui (salted pepper shrimp) is by far the best I’ve had in all pf Texas. Some other great menu selections: Banh bot chien Bun Bo Hue Banh Xeo

Bep Saigon is a great place to eat Vietnamese food. I love their shrimp 🍤 spring rolls. They have seating available and take out too. I love their coconut juice with the slices of coconut at the bottom. This drink is absolutely delicious and worth it. The food was delicious as well. We ordered their fried dough dish. We also ordered their noodle and veggies plate. Which was good and flavorful with the sauce on the side. They have different kinds of sauces available on the tables.

I know it's Vietnamese food, but they make the best Chinese food I've ever had. All of the classics like general Tso's chicken, orange beef, lemon chicken. They prepare these dishes better than any place I've been to. The orange beef is amazing. Super tender meat with a crispy texture in a sweet orange sauce. It's so good, it's kept me from trying their other items. I eat here as much as I can.

came here for graduation celebration and was pleasantly surprised ! my family wanted to splurge a bit, so we got most of their specials: canh chua, shaken beef, vietnamese crepes, crab, hu tieu ap chao, pho dac biet, and I'm sure a couple others I'm blanking on now - the canh chua was probably my favorite and pho was probably my least favorite (lacked flavor and think there are better options), viet crepes were good but pretty heavy on the bean sprouts, shaken beef was very tende and juicy, crab was yummy but the breading was a touch too salty (my brother loved it tho) but pairs well with rice, hu tieu was very good (these are the little crispy squares, NOT the long pan fried noodles). they also serve a big plate with lettuce and mint which I really appreciated. I also got their viet coffee which was extremely creamy and delicious. overall I really enjoyed my experience here; newly graduated and haven't spent much time in this area, so will definitely be returning ! saving the last star for next time (:

Delicious. We had the General TSO's chicken lunch special, which was enough food for two with some leftovers to take home. It came with soup, an egg roll, and rice. Lightly battered and fried with tasty sauce. Way better than other places that seem heavily fried. The Pho looks good here too, we saw others have some brought out in humongous bowls.

Very good Vietnamese Chinese restaurant that manages to be both fusion and authentic. They have a lot of the typical dishes you’d expect to see from fusion style Viet-Chinese restaurants, but they also have a lot of dishes that are considered classics from each cuisine. The portions are fair for the price, definitely left me satisfied. Takes awhile for the food to come out but it’s worth the wait. Nice ambiance - nothing too fancy but a good chill spot for lunch. Lots of seating available so I would recommend for a good outing.