Sai Gon Xua

Dined in single person -Welcomed upon entering -Output time - Under 5 minutesBun Rieu 5/5You get cha lua and fried fish cake.Blood cube was perfect in texture and plenty of oc.Broth is perfect and plated herbs were fresh!Would recommend as prices are fair!

This place is a very hole in the wall restaurant. The only reason we found this place was through my mom's Facebook research for restaurants to eat. We came in around 7-8pm which barely had customers. Unfortunately, some of the items we wanted for appetizers like the chicken wings in fish sauce and banh khot was unavailable. Even with appetizers, I believe we would not be able to finish our main entrees. *nui xao bo - had a nice Smokey taste with some sweetness to the sauce (it could've been from the noodle marinade too). The noodles were a bit overcooked but still very delicious. Personally, I like how big they chopped the peppers because it was easier to give to my parents to eat LOL good thing it wasn't sliced thin. *the bread is supposed to be like bo ne with cubed beef. It was very good! It was something different and a little on the sweeter side but it was sooo good. The pate was not overly peppered. There were TWO fried eggs instead of one and they were still gooey and runny. I love the addition of the laughing cow cheese because it brought some creaminess when assembling a little bit of everything. Would highly recommend getting the bread dish! (Number 3 on the menu)The staff was really friendly and if you're lucky, you get to see Lucky the dog! I wished they had more selection but overall a really good restaurant that has cozy vibes :))

Moms recommendation and plus celebrating her bday as well. This new restaurant is next to Phuoc Loc Tho (Asian Garden Mall) on Bolsa/Moron. Inside is inviting and it's quite big. Menu is simple with appetizers and entrees. Order Vermicelli with grilled pork plus Egg Roll (Bun Thit Nuong Cha Gio) while parents got Rice with Filet (Com Bo Luc Lac). Water is free. Family got Coffee with Codensed Milk (Cafe Asia Da).Fans of Vietnamese food knows what to expect. Vermicelli is good and meat was grilled enough to not to be burn which is a good thing. Viet coffee is little too sweet. Com Bo luc lac presentation was good and grilled peppers was charcoal enough. Service is lack and it wasn't busy. You have to get their attention is you need something. Overall, very good. Sometimes this place gives a discount (according to mom) for $10 per plate so ask whether there's a discount for today

The restaurant space is spacious and airy, with many seats. But the service to serve the food takes a bit of time. A lot of selections on the menu. I ordered Bun Mam it's has many toppings, but the meal I ate did not include roasted pork , it's should have roasted pork not boiled pork . Banh mì bò kho just ok . Friendly owner lady.Cash or Zelle only. No Card payment. Hard to find the parking !

I ordered Nem Rán Cua Bể and Bánh Khọt Tôm for dine-in, and Bún Mắm to-go. The Bánh Khọt Tôm was delicious--it's a western-style Vietnamese dish, with a batter similar to Bánh Xèo. The shrimp was fresh, and it came with a generous amount of vegetables. This was my first time trying Nem Rán Cua Bể, but I enjoyed it. The filling was perfectly seasoned, and the outer layer was nice and crispy. Wrapping it in lettuce and dipping it in the sauce made it even better. The Bún Mắm had a strong, flavorful broth with a noticeable fermented fish aroma. While the toppings were a bit sparse, I can't complain since it was only $9.99. The only downside was that the catfish wasn't fully cooked, so I had to cook it myself. As for the ambiance, it's nothing special--typical of many Vietnamese restaurants. Parking is limited out front, but you can also park behind the mall. Service was quick since it wasn't their busy time.

5/5The parking can be difficult due to small lot with many businesses. The parking is only for one hour. The restaurant is rather big. We came in at 2:30p and could sit anywhere we want. The staff were attentive and friendly. They made sure to check if the chicken curry has fish sauce because my boyfriend is allergic to seafood. I had banh tam bi which was $11 and bun dau mam tom for share which was $17. The flavors were just right. The portions are large and food taste decent. I didn't have a taste of the curry because I didn't wanna cross contamination. And since there was no seafood it didnt make my boyfriend sick. At the end the server brought us to go boxes. They were extremely friendly and considerate and asked if I wanted to go sauces or vegetables.I will come back.

" Ăn ngon lắm " That's việt saying after eating something good . Saw someone mentioned this place in a facebook group so we had to check it out . The owner lady was very nice and introduced us to a few highlights offered from the extensive menu . Some from northern region and some from southern Vietnam. There's three distinct subculture in Vietnam, north , central and southern, each with distinct dialects as well as food . We tried the Northern Bánh Da soup and it was very good and unique. We had not had this dish which she said from Hai Phong City in north Vietnam. We look forward to coming back and sample other dishes from the large menu .

This is a little gem in Bolsa. The food is so, so good. The service is exemplary. There were a lot of seats so we were immediately assigned a table and given a menu. The young lady who was our server told us that there were no English translations but she would be happy to assist us in getting our orders. She showed us pictures of everything in the menu. And was really helpful the whole time we were dining. I'm just sorry that we didn't get to ask her name and thank her. I could not recommend this place enough. If you decide to go, sit outside. Very cozy al fresco dining like having a meal in someone's backyard. We will definitely be back.

Came here on Sunday during lunch. No wait for table for 2. There were a few tables inside and outside patio. We sat inside due to it was a cold day. We both order a soup dish, canh bun of and banh canh. Both dishes were just okay. Salted coffee was also just okay for my taste. Small shared parking spaces with other stores. We parked at Asian mall and walked over.

We came back today for the Hu Tieu. Even though it does not say so on the menu, they will prepare it dry style with the broth on the side. It's actually my favorite way to eat hu tieu. It's prepared with a savory soy based sauce, their version leans a tad too sweet for my taste so next time I will ask for less sugar.