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Decided to visit for dinner with a friend. Long wait for food, standard portion sizes, flavor was ok. Great decor and ambiance for dates. Really busy on a Wednesday night around 8pm. This is asian fusion. Personally did not taste authentic to me and my friend but we're from NYC so perhaps it's regional differences?
I absolutely loved this place. It was such a fun vibe and had amazing food! I like that they had the Vietnamese name and American translation of each item for anyone that may be unfamiliar. The food was done really well and too me back to Vietnam. It's family style so it's perfect for going with a group and getting to try lots of things.
The ambiance of this place is very unique. The service was decent and the food were good. The Bo Ne is amazing and oysters is great. I'd come back again.
8/18/2026 My first trip to Philadelphia with this being my first stop was absolutely perfect. My server Sarah was very attentive and helpful giving me the run down of the menu. She suggested the lunch special, and it did not disappoint for $18 and some change. I got the lemongrass pork bahn mi 2 minis at that stuffed with all the good things. The beef pho was the perfect size and the broth was sooo clean I was in love. A glass of wine topped the meal and I was stuffed. The vibe was so casual with old school hits playing in the back ground and the dim lighting made it a go to spot for a date. They have an upstairs with additional seating that overlooks everything. I'd recommend and surly come back whenever I'm in the city. Bathroom rating: 5/5 loved the pink toilets
I loveeeeee Miss Saigon. My friends and i visit all the time and it never disappoints us, it's always a nice time. The bartenders are friendly and the restaurant is so cute. I like the late night happy hour and frequently get the Viet 75, beef skewers, chicken skewers and fries. It's definitely a good stop to add to a center city bar hop. I also loved seeing them at the Chinatown nightmarket offering small bites and drinks.
Always enjoy the ambiance of Miss Saigon, it's a very casual dining spot for Thai food. The Shaking Beef was great, very flavorful and a nice amount of food. The River Prawns were good albeit a bit difficult to eat, I do feel like there may have been a bit too much sauce. The prawns were also a bit overcooked as they were chewy but not too bad. It was super unfortunate they didn't have any desserts but the ice cream. The scoop was pretty small and tastes more like coconut as opposed to Mango Sticky Rice. The cocktails were amazing as always. They're easy to drink and have a good flavor palette.
Miss Saigon has a lot of really good gems on the menu and an extensive drink menu. Although the restaurant is definitely pricey for what you get, I didn't leave feeling like I could have gotten similar dishes for half the price on Washington Ave. Out of everything I tried, the oxtail pho and spring rolls were the only dishes that seemed like more straight forward Vietnamese dishes, but even with the pho, the oxtail really made my night because of how tender and delicious it was. The crab fried rice was also fantastic as well as the braised pork belly bao. The quality of service was a little quirky, as if the waiter had hired his friends as waitstaff, but it added to the experience. Our waiter was very fun and friendly. This is a great option, especially for a late night dinner, as it stays open much later on weekdays than most restaurants in Center City. Looking forward to trying more items on the menu!
This place is so fantastic I'm so glad we came here on a whim. The drinks were delicious and the bao was amazing. If we can do it, we are going to come again tomorrow (it is that good). The staff were so nice and everything came out perfectly in a timely manner. Please come eat here you will love it. It's beautiful!
I tried a Vietnamese restaurant in downtown Philly called Miss Saigon. They have a decked out interior and open late at night too. They also have a karaoke room in the back. I got their lunch special which includes 2 mini banh mi, a small pho, and a drink. I got lemongrass pork for the banh mi, beef pho, and fresh ginger beer. The pork was cooked pretty well but I wasn't a fan of the bread. It's not toasty and flaky like a normal Vietnamese baguette. They also use a butter aioli instead of the traditional sauces, which isn't bad, but kinda reminds me of a spicy mayo. The pho was decent, they gave me more meat than I thought they would. Broth was just ok. I wasn't really a fan of the ginger beer either. My dad got the bò né and my brother got a short rib pho. I also tried the Thai tea and spicy limeade. The Thai tea was more in the milky side, I did like the limeade though. My ginger beer was actually more "spicy" than the limeade.
I am from Southern California where we have the best Vietnamese food anywhere so my standards are super high. Food: 5/5 We got their skewers, banh kok, and fries. The skewers were pretty good! The chicken one was super delicious and came with really good dipping sauce. The banh kok was really good and great with wrapped with her pickled veggies and lettuce. The fries were crispy and came with a turmeric dipping sauce. Drinks: 5/5 We ordered a few Vietnamese inspired drinks. They tasted good, especially the Hello Ha Noi. It tasted like a tikki drink and was pretty strong. Service: 5/5 The servers were really nice and we got seated pretty quickly. The food came out relatively quick and so did the drinks. Price: 3/5 Our bill came out to about $200 and we only got appetizers and drinks. The drinks and food were good but the portions were pretty small. There is also a 20% automatic gratuity charge, an 8% tax, and a 3% credit card service fee. If we ordered $100 bill, it would automatically charge $31 for just fees, which is a little ridiculous. For these prices, I definitely do not think it is worth it. Ambiance: 4/5 This place has a modern artsy take to traditional Vietnamese cuisine. We got seated upstairs in one of the tables right next to another party. I don't know if this is normal for Philadelphia because of space constraints, but our table was arms distance from the table right next to us. I could overhear their entire conversation.
Servers have always been so kind every time I've been. They have generally solid drinks and good food. I would definitely recommend
Great food options the spicy cucumbers were delicious so glad we ordered some. The veggie pho came with fried tofu perfect texture I did have to request more broth and it was loaded with crisp fresh veggies and noodles. Cute decor and very nice upbeat music which made for a nostalgic mood with the song selections. The staff was attentive and they honored the military discount even thanked me for my service. Would definitely recommend!
We came here for their happy hour and dined at the bar. It was pretty busy for a Thursday night, it looked like they had some type of networking event at the bar in the back. Decorations were nice and they played good music, overall a good vibe. We ordered their banh khot, mini banh mi with lemon grass chicken, thit nuong, pork belly baos, and cha gio. Pricing was super reasonable at $7 a dish. The food came out very fast and everything was fresh. I'm Vietnamese and thought everything tasted very authentic, my favorite was the banh khot. We also ordered the Viet 75, Hello Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, and the ube espresso martini. We loved the Viet 75 and the coconut flan was a great way to end the evening. Our server at the bar was attentive and made great drinks. Looking forward to trying their oysters and pho next time!
Reviews are largely positive. People enjoy the stylish ambiance, friendly service, and flavorful food, with many noting the creative drinks.
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23 days ago
Man I knew this place was too good to be true .. Yes one thing I can say it has going for it is the decor .. and maybe the drinks ... but it all changes from there ... Service was slow and had to flag a server down to get some type of service even thought they were not that busy .. The viet coffee was good but their "spicy lemonade" was mehhh ... Summer rolls were good but the peanut sauce was very watery and salty... used to it being thicker and a lil kick which it was not .. The chicken salad was interesting and not sure how I feel about it ... it was shredded up chicken which was dry and needed more of the fish sauce vinegaret. The pho broth was good and the ox tail was good and tender in it but the pho noodles was your basic store bought noods which was disappointing ... The braised port was basically pieces of Xa Xieu similar the the red pork you see hanging in the window of a Chinese joint next to a Peking duck ... there was no caramelization and meat was chewy as fuk and not fatty like other places or in some of the pics that were posted ... the sauce was super sweet also and mini banh mi it came with were like the mini dinner rolls you can find at like a Super Market. Would I be back ?? Not sure... Highly disappointed by a place with such high reviews read more
Came to Miss Saigon with a friend for happy hour and was very pleased with the experience! We were seated immediately, and service was quick since there weren't too many people in the restaurant. One thing to note is that if you want to order from the happy hour menu, you do have to sit at the bar. The happy hour bites were priced pretty fairly compared to other happy hour spots in the area. We tried several different dishes, including the banh mi, skewers, and bao buns. Everything was pretty good and tasted authentic--the flavors reminded me of street food I've had in Vietnam. The interior was also decorated really nicely, with some cool chandeliers and unique decor that gave the restaurant a nice atmosphere. Overall, I really enjoyed the food, atmosphere, and value of the happy hour. I'd definitely come back! read more
Decided to visit for dinner with a friend. Long wait for food, standard portion sizes, flavor was ok. Great decor and ambiance for dates. Really busy on a Wednesday night around 8pm. This is asian fusion. Personally did not taste authentic to me and my friend but we're from NYC so perhaps it's regional differences? read more
I absolutely loved this place. It was such a fun vibe and had amazing food! I like that they had the Vietnamese name and American translation of each item for anyone that may be unfamiliar. The food was done really well and too me back to Vietnam. It's family style so it's perfect for going with a group and getting to try lots of things. read more
8/18/2026 My first trip to Philadelphia with this being my first stop was absolutely perfect. My server Sarah was very attentive and helpful giving me the run down of the menu. She suggested the lunch special, and it did not disappoint for $18 and some change. I got the lemongrass pork bahn mi 2 minis at that stuffed with all the good things. The beef pho was the perfect size and the broth was sooo clean I was in love. A glass of wine topped the meal and I was stuffed. The vibe was so casual with old school hits playing in the back ground and the dim lighting made it a go to spot for a date. They have an upstairs with additional seating that overlooks everything. I'd recommend and surly come back whenever I'm in the city. Bathroom rating: 5/5 loved the pink toilets read more
17 days ago
I loveeeeee Miss Saigon. My friends and i visit all the time and it never disappoints us, it's always a nice time. The bartenders are friendly and the restaurant is so cute. I like the late night happy hour and frequently get the Viet 75, beef skewers, chicken skewers and fries. It's definitely a good stop to add to a center city bar hop. I also loved seeing them at the Chinatown nightmarket offering small bites and drinks. read more
2 months ago
Always enjoy the ambiance of Miss Saigon, it's a very casual dining spot for Thai food. The Shaking Beef was great, very flavorful and a nice amount of food. The River Prawns were good albeit a bit difficult to eat, I do feel like there may have been a bit too much sauce. The prawns were also a bit overcooked as they were chewy but not too bad. It was super unfortunate they didn't have any desserts but the ice cream. The scoop was pretty small and tastes more like coconut as opposed to Mango Sticky Rice. The cocktails were amazing as always. They're easy to drink and have a good flavor palette. read more
Miss Saigon has a lot of really good gems on the menu and an extensive drink menu. Although the restaurant is definitely pricey for what you get, I didn't leave feeling like I could have gotten similar dishes for half the price on Washington Ave. Out of everything I tried, the oxtail pho and spring rolls were the only dishes that seemed like more straight forward Vietnamese dishes, but even with the pho, the oxtail really made my night because of how tender and delicious it was. The crab fried rice was also fantastic as well as the braised pork belly bao. The quality of service was a little quirky, as if the waiter had hired his friends as waitstaff, but it added to the experience. Our waiter was very fun and friendly. This is a great option, especially for a late night dinner, as it stays open much later on weekdays than most restaurants in Center City. Looking forward to trying more items on the menu! read more
This place is so fantastic I'm so glad we came here on a whim. The drinks were delicious and the bao was amazing. If we can do it, we are going to come again tomorrow (it is that good). The staff were so nice and everything came out perfectly in a timely manner. Please come eat here you will love it. It's beautiful! read more
2 months ago
I tried a Vietnamese restaurant in downtown Philly called Miss Saigon. They have a decked out interior and open late at night too. They also have a karaoke room in the back. I got their lunch special which includes 2 mini banh mi, a small pho, and a drink. I got lemongrass pork for the banh mi, beef pho, and fresh ginger beer. The pork was cooked pretty well but I wasn't a fan of the bread. It's not toasty and flaky like a normal Vietnamese baguette. They also use a butter aioli instead of the traditional sauces, which isn't bad, but kinda reminds me of a spicy mayo. The pho was decent, they gave me more meat than I thought they would. Broth was just ok. I wasn't really a fan of the ginger beer either. My dad got the bò né and my brother got a short rib pho. I also tried the Thai tea and spicy limeade. The Thai tea was more in the milky side, I did like the limeade though. My ginger beer was actually more "spicy" than the limeade. read more
15 days ago
I am from Southern California where we have the best Vietnamese food anywhere so my standards are super high. Food: 5/5 We got their skewers, banh kok, and fries. The skewers were pretty good! The chicken one was super delicious and came with really good dipping sauce. The banh kok was really good and great with wrapped with her pickled veggies and lettuce. The fries were crispy and came with a turmeric dipping sauce. Drinks: 5/5 We ordered a few Vietnamese inspired drinks. They tasted good, especially the Hello Ha Noi. It tasted like a tikki drink and was pretty strong. Service: 5/5 The servers were really nice and we got seated pretty quickly. The food came out relatively quick and so did the drinks. Price: 3/5 Our bill came out to about $200 and we only got appetizers and drinks. The drinks and food were good but the portions were pretty small. There is also a 20% automatic gratuity charge, an 8% tax, and a 3% credit card service fee. If we ordered $100 bill, it would automatically charge $31 for just fees, which is a little ridiculous. For these prices, I definitely do not think it is worth it. Ambiance: 4/5 This place has a modern artsy take to traditional Vietnamese cuisine. We got seated upstairs in one of the tables right next to another party. I don't know if this is normal for Philadelphia because of space constraints, but our table was arms distance from the table right next to us. I could overhear their entire conversation. read more
5 months ago
Great food options the spicy cucumbers were delicious so glad we ordered some. The veggie pho came with fried tofu perfect texture I did have to request more broth and it was loaded with crisp fresh veggies and noodles. Cute decor and very nice upbeat music which made for a nostalgic mood with the song selections. The staff was attentive and they honored the military discount even thanked me for my service. Would definitely recommend! read more
We came here for their happy hour and dined at the bar. It was pretty busy for a Thursday night, it looked like they had some type of networking event at the bar in the back. Decorations were nice and they played good music, overall a good vibe. We ordered their banh khot, mini banh mi with lemon grass chicken, thit nuong, pork belly baos, and cha gio. Pricing was super reasonable at $7 a dish. The food came out very fast and everything was fresh. I'm Vietnamese and thought everything tasted very authentic, my favorite was the banh khot. We also ordered the Viet 75, Hello Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, and the ube espresso martini. We loved the Viet 75 and the coconut flan was a great way to end the evening. Our server at the bar was attentive and made great drinks. Looking forward to trying their oysters and pho next time! read more
11 months ago
Upscale Vietnamese food that still tastes traditional. From the outside the vibe looks romantic. But they walked us to possibly the worst table in the back upstairs by the bar haha. You can't win all the time i guess. The menu is not really clear or descriptive but the server was very helpful. The pho can be ordered in two sizes despite showing only the cheaper price. I got fries that said fish sauce but I didn't really taste any fish sauce. The pho was veryyyy tasty but the beef was tough (toooo chewy!). the bo ne I got was very flavorful too! It's not on the menu online but they said it was a brunch favorite that made it to the dinner menu recently. I drank an imported can of Vietnamese pale ale, solid flavor and not too hoppy. The table next to us got sparklers for their birthday event. They have automatic gratuity plus a 3% charge for credit card. The math looked like the charge was on top of tip. So Its a little pricey but feels like the norm for the area. read more
Do you find yourself looking for happy hour on Sunday like we were yesterday? Then come here! They have two! Regular happy hour and late night happy hour! Our group ordered up more than a few dishes but my daughter and I split the oysters. Delicious, huge and fresh. The cocktails were delicious and Eric the bartender is a star here. I'm not kidding. If you land at this bar and he happens to be taking care of you, you will leave very happy! Bonus that this place is on the quiet side with the most lovely decor. Our group all agreed that we will be returning. So many times! read more
7 months ago
Absolutely beautiful location! The food was very tasty, we chose to have our dishes family style- we ordered the skewers, bani mi sandwiches, pickled cucumbers, and pork belly bao. Our waitress was very kind and also added additional portions so each person in our party could try each dish. The mocktails and cocktails were very delicious, although mildly pricey. Overall I highly recommend this location and definitely think it's worth it for happy hour. Also if available bring cash to pay as there is a 3% credit card fee. read more
9 months ago
Ended up having Miss Saigon twice while in town for a conference. Once was take out to eat super gross in my hotel room. The next was dine in with friends. The staff are really excellent, they were very kind and welcoming. Service was very good. The ambiance is also super cute, very Instagramable if you're into that kind of thing. I had the mini bahn mi sandwiches with tofu and they were really tasty. I also had the summer rolls which do need some work. They were a large portion but had almost no flavor. read more
9 months ago
Was just at Miss Saigon last night with friends. The place is stunning and beautiful and the food was all came out of the kitchen beautifully plated! We each tried a different app (vegetarian summer rolls, vegetarian spring rolls, satay and pork & crab spring roll) and our entrees (pho, crab noodle vermicelli and shrimp fried rice). The staff were all friendly, welcoming and engaging throughout the night AND the people in the bar space were lively, talkative and seemed to be enjoying friendly conversations with each other. I am so impressed with this establishment and can't wait to go back again! Philly is a great food town and we all thought that this place fits right in to that vibe! read more
2 months ago
Delicious food and cute spot to hang out! Our waiter was kind and attentive. We're from out of town and would highly recommend this to anyone passing through! read more
2 months ago
The atmosphere and décor are really nice, with a cool bar vibe. It's a good spot to have a few drinks and hang out at night. However, the food was just okay -- nothing too impressive. I'd come back for the drinks and ambiance, but not necessarily for the food. read more
Oh what a treat! Miss Saigon has some stellar things to offer. We had a double date here and it was a great spot to catch up and enjoy some solid noms! We tried their fries and banh mi for the table as our apps and then my wife and I shared their tacos and pho as our meal. I loved that everything was able to be made vegetarian! Everything was so good and perfect for a rainy evening! We enjoyed their service and the drinks were really inspiring and well presented - points for that for sure! Parking was manageable for a weeknight but it's definitely a crowded part of town so plan accordingly especially if you're planning to dine at peak hours. Enjoy your time! read more
1 year ago
The vibes were vibes were gorgeous inside and the service matched! On a whim I came here for a dinner date with my little and we were happy to give it a shot. We loved our ginger ales and vegetarian options. The fresh rolls and vegetarian pho were delicious. read more
The lunch combo is a very good value deal, you get a small pho, 2 banh mi, and a drink. Pho broth is okay and the noodle is the big noodle type. I'm not a big fan of their banh mi because they use spicy mayo sauce. The meat is normal. Their fries is normal, more on the salty side and is pretty crunchy. The skewers are good. The chicken and pork are very tender. For some reason, the beef is pretty sour. Nice service! read more
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When I walked up there was a line out the door and by the time my experience was completed I understood why! Late night ambiance with music vibes and amazing Pho!!! Next time I want to try the Beef Carpaccio because that's one of my favorite dishes if done right read more
6 months ago
$20 for a bowl of beef pho is criminal. What's even more criminal are the prices for everything else. On top of that, automatic 20% tip and 3% credit card fee... Pho broth was stupid levels of salty. I did however like the noodles, more of a northern style. read more
6 months ago
Not sure why this restaurant has so many good reviews. The ambiance is nice and our waiter was nice but that's about it. It is not kids friendly at all. The hostess tried to make us carry our stroller up the stairs but we managed to find a place for it downstairs ourselves. They have happy hour menu but told us it was at the bar only. For food, we wanted the pho and upgraded for a bowl instead of a cup and it ended up being $20 for a standard sized bowl that you usually get at a traditional viet spot. The meat they gave was mostly meatballs with maybe 2 small slices of beef round, no tendons or tripe. The broth was also overly sweet. Not traditional pho broth and also not traditional noodles ( I can forgive the noodles) The thit kho (pork belly with rice) was also overly sweet. The chicken skewers were ok but we found a piece that was undercooked. On top of that everything was overpriced and they included automatic 20% tip (for all parties) and 3% for credit cards. With so many viet choices in Philly, this is definitely a pass. read more
Our hotel is right across from this restaurant. Definitely had to try it because they open late on the weekends. I must say... what a surprise when you walk in. From the outside, you wouldn't think the inside was so big and innovative. The food was great, a bit pricey, but it was delicious! Btw, the staff were friendly and superb. read more
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