Mekong Delta Cafe THIS RESTAURANT HAS CHANGED LOCATIONS Mekong Delta Cafe

THIS RESTAURANT HAS CHANGED LOCATIONS Mekong Delta Cafe Awards

Pho, the addictive Vietnamese noodle soup, is the big draw at this always-crowded family-owned eatery.
Openings: Lunch & Dinner Tues.-Sat.

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  • Dress code: Casual
  • No Credit Cards


THIS RESTAURANT HAS CHANGED LOCATIONS Mekong Delta Cafe Restaurant Review:


Hard times for restaurants? You’d never know it to look at Mekong Delta Café, with its kitchen and dining room bustling day and night, weekday and weekend. This is a simple, pleasant family-owned Vietnamese eatery, offering what might be some of the best pho in town. Generous bowls of this addictive savory soup --- the best imaginable meal for a dreary winter day --- are stocked with plentiful rice noodles and a choice of meats, including beef flank, meatballs and grilled chicken, and then garnished by the diner with fresh bean sprouts, Thai basil, cilantro, lime and sliced jalapeños. It’s a meal in itself, but you’re likely to be tempted to add a pretty rice-paper roll, served with peanut sauce for dipping, a Vietnamese-style crêpe, or one of the stir-fries that fills the room with the irresistible fragrance of garlic and spice. Mekong Delta doesn’t take credit cards, but you might not need them: nothing on the menu costs more than $9, and lunch specials are much less. No alcohol is served, but you can BYO.