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Saigon Vietnam Deli

4.2 (192 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Good for kids

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Margaret O.

While shopping in Seattle's International District, I decided to swing by Saigon Deli to try their well-known banh mi sandwiches. The deli is tucked away in a rather run-down part of the neighborhood. I managed to find parking, but the lot itself was grimy and had a noticeable odor. Thankfully, the interior of the shop was clean and well-kept, which was a relief. I picked up three of their signature pork banh mi sandwiches at $6 apiece--a solid deal, especially compared to the pricier options on the Eastside. Each sandwich came stuffed with grilled pork slices, fresh cilantro, pickled carrots and daikon, jalapeños, and a savory sauce. The bread had a satisfying crunch, and the sandwich was both flavorful and filling. Definitely worth the stop.

Jessica S.

The food here is so so good. Please do yourself a favor and go in there and order something. It gets busy during the lunch hour so be prepared. I always get my banh mis from here.

Michael C.

Incredible banh mi. So fresh and flavorful, and the price is INSANE (affordable)!! The best value you can get for any kind of food nowadays. Quick service, nice staff, and they accept credit cards. Must go here.

Roasted pork belly banh mi
Mona T.

Overall Thoughts: This takeout only spot in Seattle's Little Saigon is small but quite chaotic with workers buzzing around you and a busy line usually forming around lunch. For $6, the banh mis are very solid and hit the spot; the bread is fresh and flakey. They also have a large selection of packaged foods and hot lunch boxes, which all looked delicious. The service is quick and efficient with no frills. They accept both card and cash. Food I tried: - Roasted pork belly banh mi (4.5/5): The pork belly was really fatty, but flavorful and delicious. The ratios of bread to pork to veggies were good. - Three kinds of ham banh mi (4.4/5): The pate was creamy and the cold cuts were tasty; this is a classic that you can't go wrong with. - Banh cuon - prepackaged (4.4/5): Tasted good; its soft and delicate texture paired nicely with the crispy shallot toppings and delicious sauce. -- Price (relative to peers): 4.6/5 Food: 4.4/5 Ambience: N/A Service: 4.5/5 Overall Value: 4.5/5

Viet coffee, chicken curry, banh cuon, nem nuong banh mi, rice platter all under $40
Kaelin H.

Came on a Thursday around lunch and it was busy with a small stream of people ordering and moving in and out of the store. It's cramped but certainly loaded either way lots of grab and go items, some refrigerated items, and hot food items. I ordered some viet coffee, chicken curry, banh cuon, nem nuong banh mi, and a rice platter. All of this came to a total of $37 which is an amazing deal since this can be eaten over multiple meals. The value from this small deli is amazing! It's such a great option for a quick and affordable lunch. I'll be coming back for sure!

banh mi #1 pork no pate

Delicious, bread was flaky and soft on the inside, my only complaint is that the cucumber was bitter, also wish it was thing sliced vs a large hunk but that's a personal preference. Also excited for the bánh da lợn and honeycomb cake. Bringing them back home on the plane!

Steven L.

This is a small niche in the International District. It is to go. The food is excellent. My favorites are the beef shanks, meatballs are huge and the best Vietnamese Saigon meatballs I've ever had. Their braised pork belly with hard boiled eggs is really really good- I like to crumble the whole egg over my pork. The pork and beef and chicken is so very tender- it's excellent. Their bàhn mí is excellent- the bread is so fresh. It tastes like they bake their own bread. I've had the roasted pork bàhn mí about three or four times now, it's excellent. The roast pork is super tender and the flavors are wonderful. I'm not quite sure if the vegetables are pickled and or what butter they use- along with paté but the flavor is superb. I would try their other sandwiches but the pork really hits home. The people that work there are very friendly and it's a nice atmosphere- I walked in one day and the place was packed full of people and they quickly served everyone in minutes- extremely efficient and great quality. I used to make my own braised hot pot - tendon, cartilage, beef, meatballs etc. but why when you have it done perfectly by this nice spot in the city. Totally worth the drive~ Thanks everyone!

Combo with two items
Monte L.

I happened to be near the CID and decided to stop by for a takeout. The food is plentiful. I mean, I wish I had some photos but they were stacked. I decided to get two item combo with pork belly and beef stew. Additionally, I got a premade drink which I have no idea what the name is. It was milky drink with jellies and beans. Delicious! The to-go container was so packed. The food was enough for two meals at minimum for under $15. Not a bad deal. I didn't see any seating but it was very clear the place was best for quick takeouts or pick and pay. The parking was pretty plenty at the time and there's a fence around the whole mall which makes it seem safer. I would definitely check out the spot again for a banmi and the Vietnamese iced coffee.

Prepared foods counter
Brooke A.

A friend recommended this place to me, and I'm so glad I bookmarked it! I found myself in the international district with a friend and needed a quick bite. We made our way here and were in and out within five minutes. There was a wide range of options, including prepared and packaged foods and menu items made fresh. We got two banh mis and a coffee smoothie. The banh mis were warm and well-filled with veggies and an ample amount of meat. The smoothie was huge and only $5! This establishment has some of the most affordable lunch and dinner items in Seattle. I'm definitely coming back to try more menu items in the near future.

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Very ghetto.. sanitation is a big issue... (maybe due to A lot of homeless people invading this area..?)

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Food tastes are very good, price is friendly. Staff are very service-minded and also friendly.

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Ask the Community - Saigon Vietnam Deli

Is there any seating inside or nearby?

My apology but this is more like a come,order and go place. There is a bus station in front and parks nearby that you could find a place to sit on.

Do you serve fresh sugar cane juice?

No they do not.

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