15 Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Charlotte

Pho Van is a Charlotte Vietnamese restaurant centred on slow-simmered pho broths, fresh vermicelli bowls and bánh mì. The menu also includes spring rolls, shaking beef, rice plates, grilled dishes and lemongrass chicken, with vegan and vegetarian choices available. Clean flavours, fresh herbs and balanced broth make it a natural stop for a nourishing lunch or comforting dinner.

Pho & Sushi brings Vietnamese comfort food to Charlotte with pho bowls, sushi rolls and a relaxed dine-in setting. The menu suits both a quick solo meal and a more leisurely lunch or dinner, with takeaway, delivery and outdoor seating available.

The pho is served in generous portions, while the Yum Yum Roll stands out for its fresh ingredients and balanced flavour. A clean atmosphere, coffee, beer and attentive table service round out the offering.

Lula Bánh Mì and Bakery brings Vietnamese street food and in-house baking together in Pineville. Its menu moves from breakfast pastries and egg-filled bánh mì to crisp baguette sandwiches, rice plates, vermicelli bowls, curry and slow-cooked stews. Small-batch desserts add a distinctly bakery-led finish.

Phở Hoà centres its Charlotte menu on Vietnamese pho, with a signature broth paired with meats, fresh vegetables and herbs. Rice plates, vermicelli, noodle dishes and refreshing drinks broaden the choice beyond the main bowls, while vegan pho and tofu dishes provide a clear plant-based route.

Be’s Noodles, Banh Mi & Bubble Tea serves Vietnamese noodle soups, rice dishes, sandwiches, spring rolls and drinks in Charlotte. The menu covers both familiar comfort food and lighter choices, including tofu dishes, healthy options and Vietnamese coffee.

Be’s Noodles & Banh Mi offers Vietnamese comfort food with pho, vermicelli bowls, grilled meats, bánh mì and Vietnamese coffee. The counter-order format keeps meals moving efficiently, while the dining room also works well for a peaceful solo visit or an unhurried bowl of noodles.

Phở Quỳnh Restaurant keeps the focus on Vietnamese noodle soups, especially pho and bún bò Huế. Bowls can be ordered in different sizes, with combination options, generous meat portions and a broth-led style that suits a satisfying lunch or dinner.

Saigon Palace Restaurant has served the Charlotte area since 2002, offering Vietnamese comfort food for lunch, dinner, takeaway and delivery. The menu includes pho, spring rolls, rice dishes and familiar Chinese-Vietnamese favourites, making it flexible for families, solo diners and informal group meals.

Doan’s Vietnamese Cuisine offers a calm Charlotte setting for pho, rice plates, spring rolls and Vietnamese coffee. Its beef pho is built around a rich, traditional-style broth, while chicken and stir-fried combinations provide approachable alternatives for a quick lunch or relaxed dinner.

The service is friendly and the menu works equally well for dine-in, takeaway or delivery. A hot Vietnamese coffee makes the restaurant especially appealing for a quiet pause alongside a meal.

Lula Banh Mi & Pho in the Arboretum brings together steaming pho, crisp bánh mì, spring rolls, rice dishes and Vietnamese drinks in a polished but comfortable Charlotte setting. Fresh herbs, bold spices and generous portions give the menu enough range for both a quick bite and a full dinner.

Pho @ NoDa is a Charlotte restaurant with a strong focus on Vietnamese pho, complemented by bún bò Huế, bánh mì, bao buns, rice plates and spring rolls. The pho is known for a rich broth, generous meat portions and fresh vegetable additions, including chicken, seafood and traditional combinations.

Mẹ Viet Kitchen presents Vietnamese noodle soups and bánh mì alongside spring rolls, Vietnamese coffee and plant-based choices. The menu is designed for comforting, substantial meals, with takeaway, delivery, kerbside pickup and dine-in options available.

Bep-pa offers Vietnamese dishes alongside sushi, small plates, rice and pho in Charlotte. The mixed-beef pho has a rich, comforting broth and tender meat, while gyoza, shumai and varied sushi rolls give groups plenty of ways to share or explore beyond noodles.

Phở Hương Que | Vietnamese serves pho, vermicelli, stir-fried noodles, spring rolls and small plates in Charlotte. The combination pho is a filling choice, with steak, meatballs and tripe, while vegan options and lighter vermicelli dishes broaden the menu.

Ben Thanh Restaurant brings Southern Vietnamese cooking to the Charlotte area, with its Matthews dining room centred on traditional comfort food. The signature pho uses broth simmered for nearly 24 hours, while crispy bánh xèo, spicy bún bò Huế, spring rolls and mango sticky rice add regional depth.