Little Saigon Cafe

Ordered a p1 special pho which is more expensive but bigger. Get this if you want more variety. My order was actually misplaced to the next order and the patron squeezed lime in it. Owner was...

Tucked away in the Chinatown, Little Saigon Café feels like one of those spots you're glad you stumbled across. It's a quiet little place with a surprisingly generous menu, and the house pho I got...

So they didn't exactly open as advertised, so we went around to Yes Yogurt and brought back the drinks to have with our delicious banh mi sandwiches. Oh, the bread was so crunchy and yummy. I got...

Solid pho and such a reasonable price that is hard to find these days! Cozy feel and service was a bit slower on a Saturday because the restaurant was full but staff are friendly

Only negative about this restaurant is the size. It's only got a few tables which are very close to one another. Focus on food: pho was fresh, authentic, and just what we were looking for! Gyoza...