Saigon Cafe

Great find. Compares to some of the great Vietnam cuisine I have had in NYC. Large portions, not too much salt, fresh veggies and herbs.
Service is great! Prices are fare.

After getting some appetizers and rushed at PF Changs to catch a movie, thought we would end our night with a spring roll and some shrimp and chicken Phở after the movie to finish our Asian fix for the night. Was going to grab some sushi but since we parked a ways from the door at the mall, we were a bit chilled so Phở sounded pretty good and quick.
Will come again for dinner, but nice layout, clean and pretty busy place, service was a bit off but we didn’t have drinks and only got 2 items quick and all was good. Saw some pretty good dishes I want to try when I go back as most seem to be enjoying it. Did see people waiting for their bill (but spotted that coming in) so when our food was delivered I asked for the bill so wasn’t an issue.
Will update again when we go for a full meal but have to say the spring rolls were super fresh and tasty! The Shrimp and Chicken Phở had a ton of chicken and I spiced it up a bit with Shiracha so I was happy. Will be back for the full experience.

Saigon rice noodle and appetizer was very good. First time here, a little noisy they were cleaning in the back with the vacuum and the music was a little loud but overall okay. Coworker had the green curry and thought that was very good as well. This would be a nice place to return to for lunch again, great for larger groups too.

My phở broth was what you would expect from a cooperate Vietnamese chain. It was okay. Chilly outside so the warm broth always does a body good. Quail eggs, fish cake, pork, shrimp, rice noodles etc…
I’d come back in a pinch. Nice servers. And good ol Unilocal hooked me up with a free bubble Tea at my check in. Thx!

5 stars because it is what it is.. quick, friendly and appreciative service of Vietnamese and Thai foods that are of consistent quality.
Never disappointed.

I love the Phở here, it is easy to order and very accessible. If you are a phở novice, or Phovice, you can explore Asian flavors in an atmosphere that is non judgmental about a lack of knowledge. You can do it with an all English menu. I say that because, I am about as Anglo as you get and just want to understand what I am ordering. The fresh set-​ups of sprouts, peppers and basil always please the eye and palate. The staff if friendly and understand if it takes a couple of minutes to get it together.
It has one flaw, they tend to be a little scant on refilling your cola. Temper your use of peppers and Srirachi sauce according to the level of coke in your glass.

Great food and service! Very cute spot right beside a Starbucks.
The dish was very flavorful and it’s perfect when you’re dealing with an end-​of summer cold.
The staff was extremely friendly and made sure the food was enjoyable.
I will return and try other dishes.
Great price for the amount of food

This is my second visit to the Saigon Café, the first was in Alpharetta, this is the first time in Buford, Ga. I assume that they are a chain. The problem with that is that the food is better at this location, again I had the Phở, it was very good, much better than the Alpharetta location. The service was good and the people polite, most definitely will be on my return list.

This is one of the few Buford joints to go to for decent Vietnamese cuisine. The Phở broth is good and the menu selection is appropriate for your demographic. They certainly cater more towards the American patrons than they do the die hard Viet foodies, you can tell in the menu selection, variety, and overall atmosphere (basically it’s no Phở Da Loi or I Luv Phở).
Service is decent, seating is okay but I would call ahead if you have a big group coming from out of town so they can prepare a long table for you. My only issue is pricing but then again it’s the area. Phở and rice dishes are about $ 1.50 to $ 2.00 more than other Viet restaurants but I would have to drive 10 miles to get there and come back. Is it worth the gas, wear-​and-​tear on my car and time sitting in traffic to get my Viet fix? I’ll leave that determination up to you guys as many die hard foodies are more than happy driving further for good eats.

An average place to get a bowl of phở. Might not be the cleanest, but it it always dependable, fast, and yummy. Can be fresher and nicer, though.

I used to go to the Saigon Café off of pleasant hill and I figured I’d give this location a shot since I happened to be in the area. Fresh shrimp spring rolls were fresh indeed. The vegetable spring rolls were delicious, too. The cum bo luc lac «filet» with white rice was scrumptious. You should give Siagon Café a try! You will not be disappointed. I promise. :)

Enjoy going here to get a fix of Vietnamese food.
Usually get the Bun Tom Thit Nuong Cha Gio and always is fresh and tasty.
Service is always timely, friendly, and professional.

We ordered 2 Vietnamese style rice plates and they were mediocre. I had the Bo luc lac and the sauce was too heavy and salty for my liking. My husband had the grilled rice plate. The fish sauce was salty so I added lime and a bit of water to make it palatable. The amount of meat was also not substantial either.
I can’t say much about the other items on their menu. Perhaps their Chinese, phở, and Thai dishes are better. We didn’t order any of the drinks either.

Last visit there was an insect with wings in my Phở.
Sent it back, and left — FOREVER!
Nobody said sorry. They just took and back to kitchen without any notice. Apparently were making another serving — NO THANKS! No sorry, no thank you.