Saigon Noodle House - Temecula

This Pho-Shop is part of Temecula. It never went away while other Pho restaurants opened and closed, Saigon Noodle House has always been here since our adult children were in Booster sessions. Birthdays and other family meetings were celebrated here. Impromptu Lunches are the best because you poke along the way around the Salvation Army Store. Okay, let's talk about the Pho: the fleshy broth makes the soup. The al dente noodles is right, it comes hot, fast on your table. It's always good to sit down and have a big bowl. Thank you to the family who owns this facility. I remember helping the daughters in the summer. Good times.

The food was good here, but you have to come by the smell that is probably caused by a plumbing problem. Surprisingly, the cooking of the baking kitchen could not even cover the smell. This is a family business with slow service and a lack of organization. It seems that most customers like me were willing to bear everything to fill our empty bells on a Saturday night. I recommend making a sales order instead.

Not impressed by this place. The second worst photo I've ever had. Maybe coming from the Bay Area, my standard for Pho is too high. But that was terrible. The chicken seemed to be understated. Breadh was tasteless. I really wanted to like this place. The staff was really nice. The woman? that many have commented was really super nice and thanked me several times for coming. In any case, it won't be back.

Great customer service. Everyone working when I went on a Monday was kind and attentive. Several people came in after I sat and the service for all others seemed like a similar experience as mine. Rare steak pho and fried egg rolls. Really excited that they have no shrimps in their egg rolls. Server was nice enough to check.

We stopped by this week to place a to-go order and the older lady was already annoyed. She was impatient, and after a while, she handed us off to the older man because she couldn't wait anymore. Her attitude only got worse from there. After we placed our order, all of a sudden she wanted to help us and insisted on cooking our food personally. The menu they had at the counter was outdated and prices for things had gone up $2-$4 more, so we were surprised when we got our total. Not only that, but the older lady added a $2.00 fee for placing a to-go order. When we asked about it, she gestured with such attitude and argued back about it. We paid and took our food, but honestly didn't feel safe eating it with how she treated us.