| Former Location |
| 2171 West Henrietta Road, Rochester NY, 14623 |
The Sai Gon Restaurant was a Vietnamese restaurant in Brighton. It opened in Fall 2013 in the old location of Thai Time Cuisine.
Closed in 2014.
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2013-10-23 12:10:34 I had the bun with pork and crispy egg roll, a staple of Vietnamese lunches everywhere. Service was a bit slow and lacking, but at least the place looked nice and clean. Pork was too salty, noodles were just a bit tough, the sauce was fairly bland (and not enough was served), and the serving size was OK for the price, but just barely. All in all, amongst Vietnamese restaurants in town, it's distinctly average. Good if you are in the area, but hardly worth a long ride. New Ming's makes better bun for about $1 less per bowl. —alex-c
2014-05-19 21:05:32 my husband and i spent an enjoyable lunchtime at sai gon restaurant this afternoon. i ordered the beef stew noodle, which i ate up, and my husband really loved both his bun and turnip cake with egg. we look forward to subsequent visits, as there are more dishes that we would like to try, plus we were received and treated very warmly there, which makes the prospect of returning all the better. hi sophia! —jeanettejeanette
2014-07-04 23:05:25 Sai Gon Restaurant on W Henrietta Rd is a somewhat gentrified Vietnamese Restaurant for Brighton. The restaurant is pleasantly decorated, spacious, bright, and comfortable. The service is very quick, professional, and friendly. Dishes I’ve had include the turnip cake with egg, duck noodle soup, banh cuon, and bo la lot. The turnip cake with egg is better than other places and a bigger portion for the price. It’s soft and tasty, yet has a nice crispy texture that others do not have. The duck noodle soup has a light and clean tasting broth with moist duck meat, but the portion could be bigger. The banh cuon (Vietnamese rice rolls) has chewy gelatinous rice rolls with pork inside and topped with veggies and slices of a Viet version of mortadella or german leberkase (don’t know what it’s called) . . . very delicious. But the best dish is the bo la lot (beef rolls wrapped in betel leaf and grilled). The beef rolls are served with veggies, vermicelli noodles, and an excellent dipping sauce. You take these ingredients with rice paper that you soak yourself in water and wrap the ingredients to make your own fresh spring rolls. These are one of the most delicious things I’ve ever eaten . . . a stellar dish and a must have. —DaveHanks
2014-08-19 21:34:23 Saw a For Lease sign as I was driving past today. GBNF? —AdrienneDahler
