Khanh's Restaurant

Some restaurants have a great first year. Some have a great decade. Khanh's somehow keeps delivering year after year, and that's what separates them from the pack. The consistency here is almost ridiculous. Whether it's your first visit or your fiftieth, the food shows up with the same quality, flavor, and attention to detail every time. The service is in a league of its own. The owners are hands-on, genuinely care about their customers, and make you feel like a regular even if you aren't one. In an era where good service feels like a disappearing art form, Khanh's continues to set the standard. And while plenty of restaurants are busy copying what already works, Khanh's keeps innovating. They regularly introduce unique dishes and flavors that you simply won't find anywhere else in the Bay Area. The famous beef rolls are still legendary, the spring rolls remain among the best around, but it's their willingness to keep evolving without sacrificing quality that keeps people coming back. There are a lot of Vietnamese restaurants in the Bay. There is only one Khanh's.

This place has an amazingly diverse wide-ranging menu. So my review is just for the superb Saigon Crepe which is one of the two specialties listed on their menu. It showed tremendous preparation skills with high quality ingredients, and all SO fresh and delicious. The ambience, a former Denny's but upgraded, is nice and the service super attentive and timely.

Had an absolutely fantastic dining experience! Everything from start to finish was spot on. We tried the Vietnamese chow main with fried noodles and pork banh mi both of which were bursting with flavor and perfectly presented. The service was top-notch—attentive without being overbearing. Can’t wait to come back!

We had lunch at this nice Vietnamese restaurant on Sunday. It looked like the kind of place you go for real Vietnamese food, and it was almost there . We hoped for something amazing, but the food was just good - simple and tasty. Sometimes that's enough, right? We really liked the appetizer mix, especially the steamed meatloaf. The wonton soup was great too - fresh, warm, and full of dumplings. The banh mi sandwich was alright; the chicken was steamed, not grilled, so it was a bit soft, but still okay. What made our visit special was the service - everyone was super nice and quick. It was a good place to eat, with a friendly vibe.

Khanh's Restaurant never disappoints! The lemongrass aromatic chicken was incredibly flavorful and juicy, and the BBQ pork vermicelli noodles were fresh, crunchy, and perfectly balanced with all the herbs and toppings. Authentic Vietnamese at its best I'll definitely be back soon!