Welcome to Thai Son Vietnamese Restaurant
At Thai Son Vietnamese Restaurant, we embrace the rich heritage of Vietnamese cuisine, offering a vibrant dining experience in Pennsauken Township, NJ. Our restaurant specializes in authentic dishes like Goi Cuon and Pho, crafted with fresh ingredients and bold flavors. We pride ourselves on providing exceptional service, perfect for families and groups, whether dining in or enjoying our takeout and delivery options. Guests adore our warm atmosphere, complemented by a casual setting and delightful outdoor seating. With happy hour specials and an inviting menu, Thai Son is where culinary treasures meet heartfelt hospitality. Come savor the flavors that tell our story.
Thai Son Vietnamese Restaurant: Reviews & Ratings
Food was amazing, the chicken bun ga nuong was juicy and tasty, I've been coming for a long time now and the service has always been efficient, highly recommend!
My family had dinner at Thai son We ordered the biggest ca nướng da don , 5 course appetizer, pho bun Bo) . Every dish is top notch It's delicious . Services is great , price decent.
My family and I always see this place but it never really caught our eyes because the front of it is so dark. BUT we decided to give it a try since we always walk past by it and we're always looking for a place we haven't been to for pho yet. 10/10 pho is definitely authentic and I love how they have all the condiments on the table which some places don't! This place is definitely a hidden gem! Would definitely love to come back and try other dishes...
If you want a true Vietnamese restaurant and experience this is it! I only tried takeout and it was good! They're very well known for their salted coffee. A bit too strong for me but my family loves it. The com suon dac biet was very good. The pho broth was amazing. Can't wait to try it in person one day!
A colleague recommended this restaurant to me and since then have come here many times. Service is quick and the younger generation wait staff are efficient. The Vietnamese spring roll (Goi Cuon) with shrimp and grilled pork is solid. The beef stew with tendons #52 is a favorite.
This authentic Vietnamese kitchen in the Saigon Plaza on Rt. 38, Pennsauken, was one of the first southeast Asian restaurants in the area, and carries its excellent reputation to the present day. The somewhat aging dining room is filled mostly with Asian customers who know where the delicious cuisine is, and where to find the best prices which are several bucks less across the board than other VN newer comers around the Heavy Chill (Cherry Hill) region. They also do Thai and Chinese dishes to keep everyone happy. As I was in the mood for a load of hot spicy fat noodles, their Pad Kee Mao (Drunken Noodles) with chicken and Wonton Soup made me a contented man. Plenty of shrimp in goldfish wonton and greens in the steaming bowl. Large chunks of boiled beef from the simmer pot also swimming in the hot tub for gnarly handiwork The Pad was a full plate with green and red pepper, onion, tomato, sprouts and tender grilled chicken. I added more chili crisp sauce to spread the heat to my liking. Home run once I started to sweat. Saigon Plaza is in need of a gentle makeover after its decades of success, but the work coming from Thai Son's kitchen is as good as it ever was.
Came here with a big party on New Year's day. We called ahead for a party of 20. We did viet family style and the one thing that really stood out to me was the canh chua. Usually every viet place makes it TOO sweet, but here it was perfect! The bo luc lac was really good as well. The food came out good!
We stopped by here for lunch since it was next to a grocery store we went to. The servers here were really nice and provided recommendations. We ordered the special pho (Pho Dac Biet), beef stew with noodles (Hu Tieu Hoac Mi Bo Kho) and a broken rice plate (Com Tam Suon Dac Biet). The pho broth had a nice depth of flavor and a good amount of meat in it. The noodles were good too. The beef stew was good too, mix of tendon and beef and a good amount of egg noodles mixed in. The broken rice plate came with a pork chop, veggies, fried egg, meatloaf and Vietnamese pork ear rind. It was yummy as well. Overall, good Vietnamese food at this restaurant.
Location
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5201 NJ-38, Pennsauken Township, NJ 08109 Hotline: (856) 324-0838
Welcome to Thai Son Vietnamese Restaurant, a hidden gem located at 5201 NJ-38, Pennsauken Township, NJ. As a food reviewer, I prioritize authenticity in cuisine, and Thai Son delivers just that, offering a true Vietnamese dining experience that keeps diners coming back.
This restaurant provides a casual atmosphere, making it ideal for lunch or dinner gatherings. It caters to various diners, from families with young children to groups looking for a delicious meal together. With both indoor and outdoor seating options, patrons can enjoy their meals while soaking in the local ambiance. Plus, it’s designed with conveniences in mind: reservation options, delivery services, and accessibility to credit payments like Apple Pay make dining here straightforward and enjoyable.
- Signature Dishes: Highlights include the Broken Rice Platter, featuring options like the Com Tam Suon Nuong with lemongrass grilled pork chop, and Com Tam Thit Nuong with grilled pork, both priced reasonably at $17.50. For noodle lovers, the Hu Tieu Xao Bo, which can be served with gravy or dry, is a must-try at $22.00.
- Customer Favorites: Diners rave about the succulent chicken bun ga nuong and the authentic pho, which offers an exquisite broth that captures the essence of Vietnamese cuisine. As one customer shared, “10/10 pho is definitely authentic,” underscoring Thai Son's dedication to quality.
- Community and Comfort: The warm service has garnered praise from many, including Caryn R., who emphasizes the efficient service alongside the delightful food. The atmosphere balances moderate noise levels—perfect for a cozy family dinner or a casual meal with friends.
What truly sets Thai Son apart is its commitment to authenticity. The flavors resonate with what one would find in Vietnam. Julie L. deliberated on their renowned salted coffee, which, while bold, has become a favorite for many of her family members. This speaks to the Asian culinary tradition of balancing robust and delicate flavors, an approach evident in all their dishes.
To sum it up, Thai Son Vietnamese Restaurant is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to indulge in authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Whether opting for takeout or enjoying the vibrant atmosphere on-site, each meal is prepared with care, ensuring a memorable experience. Give this hidden gem a visit, and you'll discover why locals are enamored with it. Don’t forget to try their Goi Cuon (Vietnamese spring rolls) for an appetizer that hits all the right notes!
For reservations or inquiries, the restaurant can be reached at (856) 324-0838. Enjoy a culinary journey at Thai Son, where every bite tells a story of flavor and tradition.
