Asian Noodles House

We were the only people in there which was a sign but we had alrea do committed. One server. Very nice so a star for that. Menu is more like pan Asian. Chicken with the lemongrass chicken dish was tough chicken thighs with little flavor. Apps of spring and regular rolls meh. Spring just had cabbage. Bubble teas cannot be made without sugar acc to the cook. Big minus. Pho was noodle rich and protein poor. Same for the ramen. Pad Thai as well. You pay ALOT for prepackaged noodles.

There's a sign on the front door that says they are under new management. Looking forward to the new changes. I was craving ramen so I ordered the tonkotsu ramen with pork chashu to go. Honestly, I don't know which version of the pork is the tried and true type but I enjoyed this version as well. It was more dry yet flavorful. I've had super tender pork belly at other establishments and I like that, too.

My only complaint is that I wish they stayed open a bit longer but I'll just catch them when I can.

My favorite little spot I love taking myself on dates here really good vegan pho and the staff is extremely sweet and friendly.

I ordered the Tonkotsu ramen with chicken. Everything in this bowl was bland. Chicken was moist but zero flavor. Noodles were good regular noodles and cooked well. Broth was not rich and creamy tonkotsu broth (like it should be) and had to have sriracha dumped in it to make it worth eating. The egg I got wasn't soft boiled and was actually refrigerator temperature cold... clearly not fresh. Two random almost raw mushrooms were also in this bowl with cold corn. Service was good & I was one of three people in here. Music is a mix between elevator and "can you please hold?" - not really fitting the vibe here at all. If you are hungry and in a hurry sure! If you are looking to enjoy fresh delicious ramen there are many other places. The gentleman here was very nice though! I almost gave this place 3 stars but I couldn't justify it with the cold egg and corn.

Always love to support mom and pop restaurants and we were glad to have come across this one in the area. Got there around 2:30pm on a Sat for a late lunch so the place was rather empty.

Thai ice tea was refreshing and not too sweet. Pho #1 was delicious! Broth was clear and tasty. Unlike most other Vietnamese restaurants where there were different sizes of pho, there was one size and the portion was perfect. Lemongrass grilled pork was good too but was a bit salty. Fried dumplings were crunchy. Spring rolls was good too although it didn't come with lettuce.

Service was quick and staff was very friendly. Would love to come back again when we are in the hood.

I dined by myself on a Friday nite at around 6p. I was the only patron in the restaurant, and they didn't fill any takeout orders (or even get calls for them) while I was there.

I ordered the steak pho. The meat was very good - not fatty at all. It would have been better if the pieces were smaller as it was a bit hard to take bites of them. Of the items that usually come on the side, the only ones that were brought separately were the lime and jalapeños. The other items that are usually served on the side (bean sprouts and basil leaves) were already in the bowl. The broth was just ok - not as flavorful as other pho places I've eaten. So overall I'd rate the pho as just OK since it's the broth that makes it (IMHO).

The service was fine (as I would hope as the only patron). The portion was large and I ended up taking about half home. The cost was average at $12.

I might return but

This was a lovely find for me.

This review is primarily about the food. I think there were only two people working when I went and covid has dramatically altered how restaurants like this operate. So I don't feel like I can comment on the service aspect.

The food was very well prepared in my opinion - rich broth on the soup, a nice balance of tangy an savory to the sliced beef salad, and the beef in both that soup and the salad were tender.
The pho came with bean sprouts on top (with i liked), and the limes and jalapeños were in the own little dishes. I appreciate that specially because I have a mild jalapeño allergy (I've been cursed apparently).

I think the owners are looking to sell. Which if they are, I hope nothing about the food changes.

Do not go we got hair in food very dirty and unclean manager did not care and was unhelpful. This place is bad so do not go you will get ill.

You don't have to go to Fall Church or Fairfax for authentic Vietnamese food. Leesburg has its own pho hangouts.

I was on a business trip and had cravings for a bowl of pho and summer garden rolls. I took a chance at Xuan Saigon, tugged away at a small shopping center Right as you enters the Town of Leesburg on route 7.

No crowds, just a quiet dinning area, mellow music playing on speakers, a big bowl of pho #1.

The host/waitress took the order, delivered a cup of cold water, and left me to enjoy my food - slowly.

Wouldn't be surprised if this place start to get more popular as people venturing out after the pandemic is fully behind us.

Great broth in pho and great service and my guest loved the bubble tea. Will def come back because it's good and right across the street from me.