Delivery
No
Payment
Cash Only
Parking
Street
Good for Kids
Yes
Attire
Casual
Alcohol
Beer and Wine
Reservations
No
Cuisines:
Vietnamese
Price Point
$
$ - Cheap Eats (Under $10)
$$ - Moderate ($11-$25)
$$$ - Expensive ($25-$50)
$$$$ - Very Pricey (Over $50)
WiFi
No
Outdoor Seats
No
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Horrible service
05/29/2023 - Gloria
I enjoy going there it's been a while but I love their soups and the egg rolls I love the egg rolls
04/11/2023 - Valdes
Worst service
11/30/2021 - An
Servers use same cloth cleaning tables with the same cloth with which the seats are wiped. Menu pricing aren't updated. Less meat was given in pho soup, less chicken in sweet and sour dish, and less of everything in ingredients but price has gone up. Great way to take customer's hard earned money and assuming customers aren't smart enough to know the difference. Increased your price but lowered the ingredients, you shake down the cost onto the customers. But I was still going to the restaurant and ignored all that flaws. Until they are starting to get every penny and cent out of random customers. I haven't paid much attention to my bills at Saigon until over the weekend eating at Saigon, I realized they automatically add hidden tips/fee to my final bill when tipping should be voluntary, not FORCED. We didn't have large parties, hidden tipping/fee were added to even single/two person diners. Saigon will also add their desirable amount of tipping onto your bill without your knowledge or consent.And they are selective on which customer they does this to. This has become common occurrence to few of my friends who dine in here regularly. But this is the first time this has happened to myself. I have told restaurant worker about this, and told them customers should have the right to tip however much they see fit with the exception if it is a large group/party. Their responses was you didn't give tip and our worker works hard. I think we all have worked hard for our money, so that's irrelevant response to why you could put down any tipping amount onto a customer's bill. And if the service wasn't good, why should a customer been forced to tip? She refused give me the print out receipt. Only willing to give me back the tips that she took. I didn't want the tips back. I wanted the receipt. In the end she still wasn't willing to give me that print out receipt has a proof of her adding the tipping amount on and only willing to write on a piece of paper of what I ordered.
Not going to come back. I've been eating here for years, and sad to say, Saigon it's not the same as it once were.
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