Vietnamese Restaurants in Plano, TX
We list 4 Vietnamese restaurants in Plano, Texas. Hover over a place to spot it on the map, check whether it is open right now, and tap Route for turn-by-turn directions.
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Compare Vietnamese restaurants in Plano
1 of the 4 places in Plano publish their opening hours; 1 is open on Sundays, and none stay open past 10 PM.
For comparison, across Texas the typical weekday runs from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and 88% of places open on Sundays.
| Place | Weekdays | Sunday |
|---|---|---|
| Phở MacVietnamese Restaurant | 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM | 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM |
| Pho Que HuongVietnamese Restaurant | Not listed | Not listed |
| Gôc Vietnam RestaurantVietnamese Restaurant | Not listed | Not listed |
| Mylan Pho ExpressVietnamese Restaurant | Not listed | Not listed |
Our guide to Vietnamese restaurants in Plano
Vietnamese restaurants are best known for pho – a fragrant beef or chicken noodle soup – and banh mi sandwiches on light, crackly baguettes. Menus also feature vermicelli bowls (bun), broken-rice plates (com tam), fresh spring rolls and a strong coffee sweetened with condensed milk.
Food is fresh and herb-forward, and many dishes come with a plate of bean sprouts, basil, lime and chilies so you can season to taste. Pho shops are typically quick, casual and good value, and many open early for breakfast.
Opening hours
Based on 133 Vietnamese restaurants in Texas with published hours, the typical weekday schedule runs from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM. 81% are open on Sundays, 47% are open seven days a week and 14% stay open until 10 PM or later.
Prices
Across 53 menus from Vietnamese restaurants in Texas, the median item costs $10.50; half of all priced items fall between $5.69 and $15.95. The most common menu sections are Appetizers, Vermicelli, Drinks, and Beverages.
Services
Of 489 Vietnamese restaurants with detailed profiles in our guide: 98% list “dine-in”, 92% list “good for kids”, 86% list “delivery”, 81% list “takeaway”, 81% list “accepts reservations”, and 78% list “high chairs”.