Ngon Restaurant - Hanoi Group

Tried a new Vietnamese spot in Little Saigon and was very impressed. The place has a clean, welcoming vibe, and the staff were friendly and helpful without hovering. I went with the bánh mì special—and wow, it delivered. The bread was warm, fresh, perfectly crisp on the outside and soft inside, packed with flavorful, well-seasoned meat, fresh herbs, and just the right balance of pickled veggies. Every bite had that ideal crunch + savory + tangy combo you want in a great bánh mì. You can tell they’re paying attention to quality and not cutting corners. Prices were fair, portions solid, and everything tasted fresh. Definitely adding this to my regular rotation. If you’re in Little Saigon and craving a legit bánh mì, this spot is worth checking out.

I tried Ngon Restaurant (btw, I learned that Ngon is Vietnamese for delicious/tasty) for the soft opening and while there’s still some room to improve, I definitely recommend supporting this small business. We ordered the Phở Hà Nội, sticky rice with pork floss and pâté, Pho Cuon, and the shaken Vietnamese coffee. The coffee was nicely made, rich, smooth, and easily the highlight of the visit. Parking was easy because we parked in the back and there was plenty of parking spaces available. The interior is nicely decorated and feels welcoming. When we arrived, we signed in and there were already many people waiting, which shows how much excitement there is around this new spot. Overall, a promising start, and I’m looking forward to seeing how they refine things.

Tried this restaurant, which was recommended from one of our foodie friends on a Friday afternoon. It was it crowded as it’s weekday. We ordered our food, and our order came separately, as we ordered different items. My Bun cha was good, broth on a sweeter side so I added hot sauce. Overall, the service and the food were good. The parking was easy because it was during the week.

Ngon Restaurant located in Garden Grove is a new, popular Ha Noi style restaurant offering authentic Northern Vietnamese dishes, with highlights like bamboo duck noodle soup an, tender beef noodle phuh and Vietnamese bread sticks. The bread sticks buttery from the patte. The restaurant is associated with the owners of Ha Noi Old Quarter. The ambience is modern and stylish. They also have a private room for large party. Currently they are having Soft opening and They Open crazy late until 2am starting mid March.

This restaurant is visually pretty and spacious. I love how it is updated and very clean and inviting. Food was great, there is a lot of good options. Ordered the Pho, broth was flavorful however on the sweeter side. This is northern style pho so it comes with the thicker rice noodles and only comes with the one type of meat. It came with a good amount of noodles and meat. Bun reiu- soup was nice and flavorful and came with a plate of lettace, however it didnt have any tomatoes, 2 small meat and 1 crab meat ball. The snail was hard in ineligible and pork blood. For the price I was very disappointed because I expected more. The pate bread was good and only comes with 3. They have pate ane shredded pork on the top. I love the sauces on the table because it has the pickled garlic ans spicy thai chili blend sauce at the table. I loved it. Service was almost non existent. It took us a bit to get served and once we had the food the waiter never dropped by until we waved them down. Food and restaurant was great, service wasnt as great but it could have been an off day. I would reccomend this place