Little Saigon Cafe's had plenty of time to up and run themselves, however, despite the name change, they still lazily carry on the pre '37 degrees S' signage and icon. The menu is familiar with other cafe's around town, and you pay the same price pretty much as well, the only difference is that the portions of your requested meal are rather disappointingly surprising; a simple meal, also, isn't cooked to how it should be as well. Being a cafe, they are supposed to be somewhat detailed at their coffee's, but even at that category, it was rather bland and lackluster. Little Saigon cafe offers Mount Gambier, obviously a Vietnamese experience, by the sounds of it, but it really doesn't show at all, customer service isn't the best, and the food really isn't what it's worth.
wondering why you guys are closed every-time i come in or call?
Best crossaint (spelt wrong I'm sure) I've had. Beautiful food.
I went there on a Saturday afternoon and it was quiet. The inside was very neat and organised. This cafe is linked up with the hey you app so that ordering prior to arriving at the cafe is offered for convenience. The food was tasty, well presented and reasonably priced. The staff are friendly and service was quick.