Brief note: Saigon Bakery & Sandwich, in the big supermall at the corner of San Gabriel Blvd. and Valley. A pretty good banh mi. Fresh baguette, nicely soft innards. Good, crispy pickles, fresh cilantro. A nice, thin amount of... (9 replies, last updated by BearCity July 13, 2009)

Hey, I just tried Saigon past Sat, it was fair but for $1.50 you can’t beat it. Boy was it crowded in there. I’m wondering how the Paris Bakery that’s about to pen across the street will be. I assume they will... (9 replies, last updated by Das Ubergeek December 16, 2005)

we ate last night for the first time at the new..less than 2 month old...saigon restaurant at 125 n congress(sw corner of congress and boynton beach blvd) 561 739 5180..and it is a very worthy successor to red cyclo ,the previous... (3 replies, last updated by RibDog September 28, 2004)

The Saigon Restaurant — by the Pacific Mall where Richmond, El Cerrito and Albany butt up against each other — got a try-out from me and my friend who lives just down the street. We ordered a lot of items from their... (2 replies, last updated by Gary Soup November 3, 2004)

restaurants with air conditioning instead of a lot of the street food. I’ve been posting some of my reports on my food blog, so check that out (I’m posting reports on Saigon every Sunday and Monday for the next few... (15 replies, last updated by singleguychef February 7, 2007)

saigon sandwich is owned by the same chinese/vietnamnese family that operates Dong Khanh Restaurant. i agree with galleygirl...they are levels BELOW the old Bahn Mi Boston. i’d love to know where they moved to as well. (5 replies, last updated by food for thought May 5, 2004)

There is a Vietnamese restaurant in NYC called L’Annan that serves a curry/coconut based soup called La Sa Tom soup. I haven’t been able to find this out here. Do they have this in Little Saigon? (12 replies, last updated by Das Ubergeek December 7, 2008)

Banh Mi Saigon Bakery: One of Manhattan’s Great Lunch Deals Banh Mi Saigon Bakery is a delightful, spare deli-looking Vietnamese restaurant, really more a takeout counter with a few benches nearby, near the corner of Mott... (4 replies, last updated by addictedtolunch March 15, 2008)

Has anyone been to this gem of a restaurant just a little down the road from the original Slanted Door location on Valencia? I haven’t been for @ least a year, but my past experiences there have been superb. They offer the... (4 replies, last updated by Jim February 1, 2003)

I know- don’t go to restaurants- eat on the street! And that is what I’ll be doing all day! But I’m there with my hubby and his work associates, so we need some restaurants for dinner. I’m looking for... (2 replies, last updated by jginspace May 18, 2007)

I don’t understand this comment. You seem to be blaming Saigon for something completely out of their hands. You do know that jalepeños and other chiles vary pretty randomly in the amount of heat they carry. It’s just... (1 reply, last updated by E Eto July 23, 2007)

We were fortunate enough to get a free hotel stay in Newport Beach; instead of forcing ourselves to hit one of the corporate eateries on Mariner’s Mile, we decided to make the weekend into a 3-part Little Saigon excursion.... (3 replies, last updated by alexfood August 29, 2007)

I am sad to report that I have gone to Saigon Restaurant on University and Dale in St Paul for the last time. It used to be my favorite pho restaurant—my go-to for Vietnamese and where I would send friends for a good meal.... (9 replies, last updated by autmommy August 28, 2008)

We decided to give Miss Saigon a try at its new location at 25 Lagrange Ave—which is a VAST improvement over its former location down the road. The new place is right in the middle of a residential neighborhood, but all the... (1 reply, last updated by bob gaj September 28, 2003)

There is indeed a Saigon Palace on the Leesburg Pike side of the 7 Corners shopping center. It’s along the row with the Post Office, Papa John’s pizza, Tiffany bakery, and the Thai Spice restaurant (ho hum).... (6 replies, last updated by RL March 28, 2005)