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The 10 Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Richmond (2026)
Vietnamese cuisine plays a lively role in Richmond’s dining landscape, from turnpike noodle shops to street-food-style counters and longtime neighborhood stands. This ranking is built from current Google review data and updated for 2026; we use a Bayesian-style approach that weights average rating by the number of reviews so establishments with both high scores and lots of feedback rise to the top. The list aims to reflect where locals and visitors consistently leave strong online impressions across the metro area, letting measurable crowd feedback guide practical choices rather than a single critic’s taste.
This ranking is computed from Google reviews (our method). Listings marked Partner are paid advertising spots: they sit alongside the ranking without changing its order.
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Phở 60 Cafe
Phở 60 Cafe takes the top spot largely because of its high weighted score: a 4.8 Google rating supported by 918 reviews. That combination of strong average rating and substantial review volume gives it the best Bayesian-style ranking in our dataset. Listed under Google’s “Vietnamese” category and located on Midlothian Turnpike, it showed the most consistent, widely reported approval among diners.
The full ranking
88 Street Food RVA
Shows a 4.8 average across 546 reviews and appears under “Restaurant” on Google, located on W Broad St in Richmond.
546 reviews
Pho Viet
Registers a 4.8 rating with 396 reviews and is categorized as a “Restaurant” on Google; the listing gives an Ashland address on Kings Charter Dr.
396 reviews
d’Annam Vietnamese Cuisine
Carries a 4.8 Google rating from 231 reviews and is listed as “Vietnamese” on Google; the address is on W Broad St in Richmond.
231 reviews
Pho Heritage
Has a 4.8 average based on 37 reviews and appears under “Restaurant” on Google, located on W Main St in Richmond.
37 reviews
Pho Tay Do
Earns a 4.7 rating with 875 reviews and is listed as “Vietnamese” on Google; its address is on Rigsby Rd in Richmond.
875 reviews
Viet Holic Vietnamese Cuisine and Cafe
Shows a 4.7 average across 287 reviews, categorized as “Asian” on Google, and is located on Midlothian Turnpike in Richmond.
287 reviews
Rice Fields
Has a 4.7 Google rating from 236 reviews and is listed as “Vietnamese” on Google; the address places it in the Stonebridge Plaza area of Richmond.
236 reviews
123 Dzo Sports Bar & Phở
Registers a 4.7 rating with 213 reviews and appears under “Vietnamese” on Google, located on Robious Rd in Richmond.
213 reviews
Mekong Restaurant
Holds a 4.6 average but the largest review volume on the list with 2,605 reviews; Google categorizes it as “Vietnamese” and lists it on W Broad St in Richmond.
2605 reviews
Frequently asked questions
How was this list of Vietnamese restaurants created?
This ranking uses Google review data updated for 2026 and applies a Bayesian-style method that weights an establishment’s average rating by its number of reviews. That helps surface places with both high scores and substantial customer feedback, rather than favoring locations with only a handful of reviews.
What should I look for when choosing a Vietnamese restaurant in Richmond?
Check recent reviews for consistency, look at the menu and photos online, and consider how many reviewers have left feedback—both rating and review count matter. Also consider practical factors like proximity, hours, and whether the menu meets dietary needs.
How much should I expect to spend at a typical Vietnamese spot?
Prices vary by type of venue—casual noodle shops, cafes, and counter-service places tend to be less expensive than full-service restaurants. The best approach is to consult menus posted online or call ahead to get a sense of portion sizes and pricing before you go.
When should I call ahead or make a reservation?
Call ahead if you’re dining with a large group, planning to visit during peak dinner times, or need accommodations like accessible seating. For casual counter-service places reservations may not be available, but checking hours and peak times can save waiting time.