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Sai’s Vietnamese Restaurant

Name: Sai’s Vietnamese Restaurant
Address: 505 Washington St, San Francisco, CA, 94111, US
Telephone: (415) 362-3689
Price range: $$$

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Alyssa Li

Mar 28, 2018

I would recommend clay pot with chicken and shrimp. It’s a must try. Also, I recommend Vietnamese ice coffee. It’s really delicious and fun to drink. I kept visiting the restaurant for 4 years and always have dinner here after school. The service is good and foods are good.

Michael Covey

Apr 12, 2018

Ordered the lemongrass chicken, came out in what felt like 5 minutes! Almost couldn't believe it. Dish was affordable and extremely tasty. Staff was also really nice. Can't wait to go back!!

Ian Darg

Apr 10, 2018

Good food, though other Vietnamese restaurants serve more same quality food. The pace is quite a bit crowded. The waitress threw the menu on the table. Late she covered my cell phone (I was using it) with the place mat. No "excuse me" or anything. VERY rude

Dan Schoknecht

Feb 9, 2018

I love the food here, probably the best Vietnamese in the area. The place feels authentic. Some things may be a little off-putting: brusque service, an old Vietnamese woman clipping her fingernails in the corner, the slightly grungy tile floors, but the food is worth it. The line at lunch is long and service can be hectic during the lunch rush, so I try to get here before 11:30 or after 1. I've had a number of dishes here: spicy catfish soup, noodles, and curry beef soup. Everything is delicious.

Kenneth Grindle

Mar 9, 2018

Food was decent tasting, the service was quick and friendly. You have to get here early as it fills up quickly on workdays. Prices are typical of downtown. The veggies to put in my soup was limited to just bean sprouts and butter lettuce which I found odd. Overall it was good but not my favorite Vietnamese restaurant.

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