Saigon Cafe - Vietnamese restaurant in Santa Fe - 501 Cordova Rd, USA

We really loved our meal. started with hot tea. I got rice vermicelli with unpeeled shrimp. Hubby got Vietnamese noodle soup with shrimp. Portions were very fair and food was so good!! We even ordered the egg fried rice and took most of it home for leftovers. Wait staff was friendly and attentive. The atmosphere was comfy and private with how they have the booths setup Highly recommend and would return in a heartbeat.

One of my favorite restaurants. I have been here many many times and the staff are always friendly and the food is fabulous.

Stopped in for some Pho on a cold Friday night, it was delish!! Broth was tasty and full of flavor, it was exactly what I needed to warm my core.

Small place in Santa Fe. Very busy during lunch hours. Food is delicious. Great options. Not a big fan of the egg cake by all else was great.

Pretty good Vietnamese restaurant for Santa Fe. The staff and owner were very nice and accommodating. Keep in mind that dishes have been adjusted to fit the local palette. Pho broth is good, perhaps just a bit too sweet for me. Plenty of parking and wheelchair accessible. Good to eat in or to take out.

Saigon Café is consistently very good; both in service and delicious food. The spring Rolls are always freshly made. Tofu can be either Fried or not. The Beef Phó is very good with a nice and fresh side of the traditional toppings.

Plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. None is the meat is gluten-free as it is all marinated in soy sauce, even the meat options for soup. The tofu is safe. The steamed tofu is a pillow, the fried tofu is a little chewy so it is a good protein substitute if you are gluten free. The (tofu) curry soup is delicious, spicy, and so nourishing. Definitely 2 servings. One garnish plate suffices for two people - but the bean sprouts are heavenly in the soup. It is one of my favorite soups in Santa Fe. The third picture is the banana cake - it has black beans and sticky rice. Definitely worth trying! Could either be an appetizer or a dessert.

The owner gave a receipt without details but just a lump sum amount. Later I realized that it already included 20% tip and I gave another 20% on top of that lump sum.