Nga Restaurant

Looks like it's been that way for some time. more

I love this place! When Mai's burned down I was looking for a new local place. I asked a friend and he pointed me towards NGA and I have not been disappointed. It is not fancy but everything I have had ate there has been so good. It is my boyfriends favorite Pho. I love the rice plates #69 is my fave. The wonton soup is so yummy and the small is so huge it has about 8 or 10 wontons! See ya there! more

From the outside, Nga doesn't look like much, but the food they serve does not comply with the meager exterior. The only thing meager about the menu is the pricing, which is absurdly low for food of this caliber. more

Sometimes it's a Saigon Day .. sometimes its a Nga Day. Nga has a sweeter broth. Their Vietnamese egg rolls are also a winner - although I don't know that I've met a Vietnamese egg roll I didn't like yet. I really like Nga - honestly, really, truly - but I have yet to get out in under 45 min ... 30 of which is spent waiting to place my order and waiting for my check. They also don't let you use a credit card unless it's over $10. Boo. But I come back loyally for my sweet pho. And usually fewer crowds than Siagon. Pros: Sweet pho, parking Cons: Service, Credit Card policy more

Finally stopped in Nga's this weekend, and had a great meal! We got the vermicelli with chargrilled pork and egg rolls...one of my favorite dishes, and they did it well. The pork was sliced thin and chargrilled very nicely...better than many other places I've been to. It also had lots of vegetables and tasted very fresh. The staff were super nice, the prices were typical of Vietnamese places in the area (awesome value), and the place seemed pretty clean despite it's uninviting and featureless exterior. I'll be back! Pros: Good food, good value, good service. Cons: None. more

Having stumbled across this Vietnamese restaurant has been a delicious blessing. The pho, bun and rice dishes here are to die for. Definitely the best pho restaurant that I have come across in Houston. The prices are very reasonable (you can get a very filling homemade meal for under $6) and the service is excellent. After bringing large parties of first-time-Vietnamese-food diners, they have been both impressed and hooked. Make this place a frequent stop if you are in the mood for some comfort food. Pros: Delicious dishes, friendly staff, fantastic prices Cons: None! more

we stopped in here one afternoon by chance, looked around at the only two guys seated in the restaurant that perhaps could have been homeless, almost took flight but decided to risk it since they did serve tsingtao.....what a delightful experience! fresh beautiful food and the owner is a wonderful lady. i go as often as possible and everything i have tried is wonderful. more

I have tried pho in numerous places around houston and to me this is where to get the best bowl of it. I like how their broth is beefy and not overly flavored with fish sauce. Some places i've noticed seem to make up their flavor with using more fish sauce but pho nga does not. Don't limit yourself to just pho, they also offer a large variety of other very tasty dishes to choose from. The binh beo, steamed rice cakes with shrimp, are delightful and these are a rare to find in other vietnamese places in houston. Also, you can't go wrong with their rice plates and their hainese chicken comes with a gingery dipping sauce that is to die for! I eat here a few times a week it so good! Not only is the food good but the staff is very helpful and super friendly. Pros: friendly staff, great taste Cons: maybe the ambience, but who cares if the food is good more

Great Pho and excellent charbroiled pork spring rolls. Highly recommended more