(KRON) -- A popular Vietnamese chain based in the Bay Area has opened a new location. Pho Huynh Hiep, better known as Kevin's Noodle House, now has another home in South San Francisco. The restaurant's grand opening was last Tuesday, Sept. 17, according to realtor Joji Kurotani who sold the building in South San Francisco. Kevin's Noodle House is located at 337 Grand Ave. For years, Kevin's Noodle House has been a local staple for Pho lovers in the Bay Area. Since opening its first restaurant in Oakland in 1994, which is still open today, the family-owned business now has seven total locations in the Bay Area. San Francisco among ‘Best Coffee Cities in America’ In addition to Oakland and South San Francisco, there are locations in San Francisco, Walnut Creek, Concord and two in Daly City. Kurotani says he is a friend of the family that owns Kevin's Noodle House. "They were looking to expand their restaurant business. The family dream location was on Grand Ave specifically," Kurotani wrote on Instagram. "With perfect timing, our team had a commercial building available on Grand Ave. One year later, they have tastefully renovated the building to keep the same Kevin’s noodle house vibe, food is better than ever, and in a great location!" Kevin's Noodle House will be another Vietnamese restaurant to be added to the area. Down the street, also on Grand Avenue, Ben Tre serves Pho and other Vietnamese dishes.