Night Owl Vietnamese Cuisine

Good place to come for a late dinner. It has a small menu of classic Vietnamese dishes. We also ordered their night owl special pho. The broth is clear and flavorful. The satay soup is also good, but I have had better elsewhere. The pork chop was sliced pretty thin, so that was a bit disappointing.

- J L -

Great place for some amazing food, quality service and open till 2am great combo with a limited menu in comparison to other restaurants of the same vein it's quality over quantity $15ish per soup or vermicelli bowl on average. I put my cup down on its edge and it seemed to explode as sometimes happens, they were super friendly and very prompt to clean it up and ensure I wasn't injured. Me and my S/O got the sate beef noodle soup and the brisket specialty soup and after both trying and swapping they were delicious with an incredible broth and the brisket specialty soup had incredible melt in your mouth Carrots so I attached some photos with the price availability all three ordering companies like skip, door dash, and uber eats are available and something I always like to ask server staff is do they keep their tips? with some managers now a days pocketing the hard earned service tip they assured me they do and that their owner is very considerate kind and even understands the unfortunate charge some delivery apps add as a charge. Also got told door dash may be the best deal or Atleast is their most popular ordering system. Will be back as it's near my bus connection from work and made for a really nice date great food and fed two with soups and a shared appitzer for just about $45

- Thatcher Cunningham -

The food was really good. Flavourful broth, generous portions, and great value for the price. They’re open late, which makes it perfect for a late dinner or a midnight snack. Definitely coming back again!

- Jericho -

Came here for dinner right after traveling, at my daughters’ suggestion—and wow, what a find. It’s a small but busy restaurant on a Saturday night, which is always a good sign. On the server’s recommendation, I ordered the Spicy Satay Beef Noodle Soup, and honestly… hands down one of the best soups I’ve had in a long time. The broth is deeply layered and aromatic, rich with peanuty satay notes, warming spice, and incredible depth. The heat is beautifully balanced, but it does have a gentle kick that builds—worth keeping in mind if you’re sensitive to spice. This is the kind of dish that makes you pause mid-bite and just appreciate how well it’s done. Absolutely worth making a special trip just to try it.

- Andres I -

Night Owl: My Late-Night Pho Haven If you know, you know. Night Owl is my ride-or-die late-night hidden gem—the place that’s rescued me more times than I can count when the clock hits 1 a.m. and the hunger hits harder. It’s the kind of comfort food that wraps around you on your best days and carries you through your not-so-good ones. First things first: always ask about the specials. Night Owl’s rotating menu is half the fun, and it changes often. When a special noodle soup pops up, it’s not to be missed. - Bun Bo Hue: Deep, aromatic, and unapologetically bold. The broth has that signature lemongrass warmth with a gentle chili heat that lingers without overwhelming. Thick, round noodles hold their bite, and the slices of beef are tender, with a subtle richness that plays perfectly against the bright herbs and lime. - Banh Canh: Comfort in a bowl. The thick, chewy tapioca-rice noodles are slurp-worthy, and the broth is silky and savory with a clean finish. It’s the kind of soup that feels restorative—simple, balanced, and deeply satisfying. - Chicken Thigh and Shrimp on Rice: Juicy, well-marinated chicken thigh with a light char, plump shrimp with a sweet snap, and fragrant rice that actually tastes like something. Add the house nuoc cham for that sweet-salty-citrus lift that ties everything together. The Broth Factor: Whether you’re going classic pho or chasing the special of the night, the broths here are consistently flavorful—clear but full-bodied, layered with star anise and charred aromatics, and never greasy. A squeeze of lime, a handful of basil, and a few jalapeño slices turn it into your perfect bowl. Noodles and Add-Ons: Noodles are cooked just right—springy, not mushy. The bean sprouts are crisp, the herbs are fresh, and the chili oil has a nice fragrant heat if you want to turn things up. Late-Night Vibes: Chill, unpretentious, and welcoming. Service is friendly, quick, and they don’t rush you, even when it’s late. It’s the kind of spot where you can roll in with friends after a long shift or sit solo and let the steam from your bowl wake you up. Pro Tips: - Ask about the nightly special—seriously. It’s where the magic happens. Where would I be without Night Owl? Probably hungry and a little less happy. With its soulful broths, rotating specials, and reliable late-night comfort, this place is my go-to—no contest.

- Sabrina Duong -

I enjoy coming here and love the soup but when I go at late night the music of the place can be a little intense for example I was having the soup and the lyric that played was "make her wet as a waterfall". Not what I'd would like to hear when slurping up soup. Still love this place.

- Joe Mama -

The place looks great—a good spot to hang out with friends, but not very family-friendly, especially since they don't have high chairs for kids. Service is good; they are very attentive. We ordered Vermicelli, Charbroiled Pork, and Pho. The Charbroiled Pork looked good, but I didn't appreciate it much as I felt the rice portion was lacking and I tasted a lot of burned parts. Vermicelli and Pho are okay, but not the best. Out of the 7 places we tried, I think this ranks between 4th and 5th.

- JaySquared -

I love Vietnamese food and so I stopped in here. I had never been but I stopped him because I like the sign and I had a rice dish and some soup. It was very tasty. The waiter was also extremely nice and they had very good prices.

- Oliver Lester -