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Welcome To Pho Day
At Pho Day, located on 30th Street in San Francisco, we celebrate the rich flavors of Vietnamese cuisine through our carefully crafted offerings. As a women-owned business, we pride ourselves on providing a welcoming space where everyone can indulge in authentic phở, banh mi sandwiches, and vermicelli bowls. Our cozy corner shop emphasizes comfort and convenience with delivery, takeout, and outdoor seating options. We focus on flavor, using tender meats and fresh ingredients that have garnered rave reviews from customers. From happy hour specials to buttery banh mi, Pho Day aims to create a community gathering spot where delicious food meets joyful experiences.
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Pho Day
Welcome to Pho Day: The Heart of Vietnamese Cuisine in San Francisco
If you’re looking for a cozy yet electric atmosphere to dive into the rich flavors of Vietnamese cuisine, look no further than Pho Day. Nestled in the vibrant Mission District of San Francisco, this women-owned gem has quickly made a name for itself, serving up delightful dishes that celebrate traditional Vietnamese fare.
What to Expect: Pho Day delivers a culinary experience that resonates well with both locals and tourists. With a menu that boasts delectable pho noodle soups, steaming bowls of chicken pho, and tasty sandwiches, there's something for everyone to enjoy. The careful balance of flavors will transport you to the bustling streets of Vietnam, while the laid-back vibe of the café makes it a perfect spot for both quick takeout or a leisurely meal.
- Star Dishes:
- Combo Beef Noodle Soup: A hearty blend of rare steak, beef balls, and brisket submerged in a savory broth that feels like a warm embrace.
- Chicken Noodle Soup: A standout dish, praised for its depth of flavor that even convert skeptics into believers.
- Vietnamese Ice Coffee: A must-try refreshment, smoothly blending the richness of coffee with the sweetness of condensed milk.
- Convenience at Your Fingertips: Pho Day offers an array of utilities such as delivery, takeout, catering, and even outdoor seating. Whether you're dining in or taking your meal to-go, the options available ensure a seamless experience.
- Community-Focused: The restaurant welcomes dogs, provides reusable tableware, and promotes sustainability by allowing customers to bring their own containers.
Many patrons have highlighted the generous portions and the tender meat that Pho Day serves. Customers rave about the flavorful broth that doesn’t taste artificial, and the option to customize their pho experience adds to the charm. If you find yourself craving something soupy on a chilly day, the spicy pho has received high praises for its richness and warmth.
Not only does Pho Day offer a delightful menu, but it also embraces a casual and inviting environment, complete with free Wi-Fi, happy hour specials, and several seating options, catering to every kind of diner. The heartwarming service ensures that you feel right at home, making it easy to settle in and indulge.
For those navigating the options for Vietnamese food, Pho Day should undoubtedly top your list. Just based on customer testimonials, it seems like they have seamlessly mastered the art of creating flavorful, warm, and comforting dishes that make every visit worthwhile. So grab a friend, loosen your belt, and prepare yourself for a memorable meal at Pho Day!
Location: 59 30th St, San Francisco, CA 94110
Contact: (415) 238-2837
Discover the flavors and warmth of Pho Day and experience why this spot is becoming a local favorite.
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“ Nice place, but not my favorite Pho in the city. Service was sweet! I think the broth just lacked flavor, but the raw beef was very very tender! The place felt a little bit not cozy and cold. ”
“ Ordered delivery for dinner. Food came in an hour. GrubHub delivery absolutely SUCKED! They left my food on the sidewalk. Where dogs piss! You should still buzz in for Contactless delivery. Now for the business themselves, YES! the chicken pho was the best chicken pho I've ever tasted. Even my partner who really does not like chicken pho became a believer, at least in *this* specific one. The noodles were the thick flat ones instead of the thin ones this soup is usually served with. I really enjoyed that! They sent some ground pickled ginger on the side and I had never tried my pho that way so I said ok, let's do it & it was surprisingly spectacular! Yes, I know I'm late. I can still be impressed. I'll be a return customer but...I'll make it a point to dine in! ”
“ No-frills corner shop for pho, accessible via public transit, and large portions of noodles. Can't really ask for too much more. It seems like they do mostly takeout since we saw many customers pick up their meals in the hour we were there. ”
“ I think this spot has really good spicy pho if you're in the mood for something nice and soupy during the cold weather. The portions are generous and the broth is really flavorful. The meat is really tender and I love throwing some spicy sriracha on the noodles for an extra flavor kick. Worth trying for sure. ”
“ The pho was pretty spot on. For a combination bowl, it didn't have everything that a typical one does but it has all the essential meats and ingredients. I thought the broth was flavorful and didn't taste artificial. It was good enough for me to not need any hoisin or sriracha as I didn't wanna destroy the broth. The noodles were a good texture and was an overall solid bowl of pho that I can't really complain about ”
“ Perhaps because my brain is a melting popsicle of pop trivia, when I see the name of this place, I keep envisioning a computer-slenderized Paula Abdul singing "The Promise of a Pho Day". Noodles calling and they're calling my name Broth is boiling, inducing farts of change Why do I feel this way? The promise of a pho day The promise, the promise of a pho day... I think the staff should sing this 1991 ditty when I make my order of the $14.50 Chicken Noodle Soup. Yes, that's what they call their pho ga, and that's fine because it brings back memories of Campbell's in a can. However, the pho ga here is high quality with poultry pieces with the skin still attached (photo: https://yelp.to/VOfM9Xx47R). Hey, that's my preference anyway. I can't help it. I'm a creature of habit. They serve all the food you'd expect from a Vietnamese family restaurant - banh mi, rice plates, noodle bowls, French fries...French fries? - but hey, I'm stuck on the chicken noodle soup because I like it. To me, that fulfills the promise of a pho day. See the wisdom from mistakes in our past Hear the younger generation ask "Why do I feel this way?" The promise of a pho day FOOD - 4 stars...fulfilling pho ga no matter what they call it AMBIANCE - 4 stars...always room for me here SERVICE - 4 stars...quietly compelling TOTAL - 4 stars...it's the promise of a pho day RELATED - Exploring the Outer Mission? Here's my collection of places I've tried and reviewed: https://bit.ly/37B1acE ”
“ Found a another good Vietnamese spot near my office. I must have passed by this place a hundred times and never thought to trying it. My mistake. I had the 5-spice chicken with garlic noodles. It is one of my Go To orders, if the restaurant offers it. Fortunately, it was a good choice. The chicken was tender and flavorful. The noodles nice & garlicky. The egg on the noodles was a wonderful bonus. I also ordered the fried egg rolls, which were so good, I thought about ordering another for the road. But, that would have made me feel shameful. My coworker ordered the Spicy Satay Rare Beef Noodle Soup. She said it was very good and it smelled incredible. She also ordered a Bahn Mi for the road. All in all, this is a good choice for the are and I will definitely be going back. ”
