When it comes to Pho, Saigon is known for this staple dish of the locals. Pho is Saigon's special noodle dish. It is served anywhere at any time of the day. Pho is cooked with beef, chicken or vegetarian tofu and added with tons of vegetables and noodles.

Here are the top 5 Best Places to Dine In And try Pho when you're in Saigon:

Pho Bo Vien Thap Cam

Pho Bo Vien Thap Cam is named after its specialty beef pho. Vietnam locals love the pho, which are served with both chicken and beef found hanging on the steel display cabinet near the eatery's entrance, Vietnam Guide reports.  Phos are served with rich and tasty broth, which can be seasoned with assorted condiments.  Pho Bo Vien Thap Cam can be found  in Nguyen Thai Binh, District 1, South of Ham Ngai.

Pho Hoa

Pho Hoa is one of the most popular places in Vietnam to find the most sumptuous Vietnamese noodle soup.  The local restaurant runs in the family from one generation to the next, making their recipe one-of-a-kind.  Their pho recipe is a family secret and has been improved a lot throughout the years.

Their pho is served with quouy, a deep-fried bread and also considered as a daytime side dish. Pho with beef tendon is one of their best sellers that everyone must try. Pho Hoa eatery is located at 260C Pasteur Street, District 1.

 Phỡ Thanh Bình

Another best place for pho is Phỡ Thanh Bình.  They offer a large bowl of phở đặc biệt (extra special) beef noodle soup with lots of tender beef tái or nầm , or both for 30,000 VND to 35,000 VND, according to Eating Saigon. The eatery is located at 18B Nguyen Thi Minh Khai District 3.

Pho 2000

Pho 2000 is a famous pho spot, where U.S. President Bill Clinto dined in to try his first bowl of pho in Vietnam in the year 2000.  The eatery specializes in offering delicious beef marrow broth and fresh spring rolls.  The famous pho eatery can be found in 1-3D Phan Chu Trinh, District 1 in Saigon.

Pho 24

Pho 24 situated in Nguyen Du Street, District 1, where locals and foreign can find nutritious and delicious pho.  Pho 24 signifies the number of aromas added to each bowl of pho, indicating how tasty their noodle dish is.  A bowl of Vietnamese noodles is flavored with lemongrass that suit perfectly with slices of chicken and beefs. There are also branches of Pho 24 in Australia, Philippines and America.