Reviews of Da Vang

Love the Pho here! I go with the meatball and meat Pho or the lemon grass chicken with some fried egg rolls. I’ve been coming here for years and can tell you the sandwiches are really good as well. I’ve seen them grow from one suite to 3 suites now! Amazing job owners! You guys are great and wish you many many more years to providing our valley with top notch Vietnamese food! Thank you!

My favorite Vietnamese restaurant. I would recommend you to order pho, broken rice with everything, and spring rolls. They were very comforting. (I tried other soup dishes, but nothing beat clear soup pho) Foods arrived very fast, so you can go there for quick lunch/dinner. The staffs were very friendly.

I have been here since I was a kid, and it is a family owned restaurant. If you want good Vietnamese food or a good bowl of Pho, you come here. To start off, I highly recommend trying their shrimp spring rolls if you do not have an allergy to shrimp, but they have other spring roll options. It comes with a Hoisin dipping sauce it. Another worth mentioning appetizer is the fried eggrolls that come with lettuce wraps and fish sauce (it tastes more sweet than "fishy" if someone is wondering what fish sauce is). The fried eggrolls are always super hot and fresh. I ordered the Soy Milk every time because of the nostalgia of coming here when I was a kid, and my parents would get me the Soy Milk. It still tastes just as good and just love the memories here. The pho is really good every time I order, and they now include the large size bowl option! I used to tell people there is a large bowl secret menu option, but now it's on the menu, so people know. The pho comes with a side plate of bean sprouts, jalapeños, and mint leaves if you are interested in adding it to your soup. I like to add Sriracha to mine to give it a little kick with the jalapeños. They have a wide variety of Vietnamese desserts to choose from. You will see them on the table near the cashier as soon as you walk in. My family and I love the food here and come here when we have family visits from out of town.

I visited Phoenix from out of town and found this restaurant on google map 😊. The pictures don't look appealing but I had to give it a try due to the amount of good reviews. My oh my... my husband had the $15 for an Extra Large Combo Pho (XL) and I had the Beef Stew Pho XL (Pho Bo Kho) ... great flavor and so cheap compared to where I live. I will definitely come back here when I visit Phoenix again. On a side note: this is a true authentic asian place, so don't expect "service" here. The elderly are just doing what they can so please be patient and don't expect much. They're nice people. 🥰

Overall a great spot for Vietnamese food. I'll start with the minor complaints. Table didn't have napkins nor spoons and I never got the side for my pho (basil, sprouts, cilantro etc.). When I went it was REALLY busy so it's understandable that things happen and overall it's really minor -I never made an effort to ask for the napkins, veg etc. because I didn't mind. On to the good stuff. Pho was on the more mild side but really really well balanced in flavor. Very nice aromatic broth and thick pieces of fatty brisket. Delicious. The bánh mì was also really tasty with soft French bread, fresh crispy cucumber and delicious BBQ pork. I also had a nice experience sharing a table with a local who mentioned it was one of his two favorite Vietnamese restaurants in Phoenix. I thought this place was going to be all hype but I was pleasantly surprised even with the high expectations.

This place was amazing! As soon as you walked in the door you could smell the deliciousness. It was clean and the food was fantastically fresh. They had a larger menu than expected, lots to choose from. Definitely get there early as it gets busy quick and the close at 8. They weren't really seating after 730 because the restaurant was full. If you want authentic Vietnamese food that is fantastic, I highly recommend!

Very authentic Vietnamese hole in the wall. Not great neighborhood, and building has seen better days. Food is spot on, and portions are huge. Most are between 6 and 10 bucks. Spring rolls are large, tasty, and affordable. At peak lunch and dinner time it can be pretty busy, but over time the place took over several storefronts, so plenty of seating, and service is usually fast and friendly. The bigger bowl of Pho is positively huge. If you go near closing time it isn't busy, but they will start cleaning tables around you. Didn't rush us, or anything, so it is one way to avoid crowds. Budget enough time for the Pho though. TL;DR: Not a fancy place, but for authentic Vietnamese recipes it hits the spot, and doesn't break the valet.