Little Saigon Restaurant

One of my favorites restaurant. The chicken noodle soup is my regular order without reading the menu. The kind enough to offer me with some free chicken bones. This is very authentic vietnamese soup with good quality ingredients. Well done ! Try to avoid weekend dinner time when big group students are having a great time .

My partner and I went here for dinner and thoroughly enjoyed our meals. As you can see in the pics...the food was hot, fresh, packed with flavor and overall sooooo delicious . Thank you to the chef and lovely waiter who looked after us! We will definitely be going back

Love their beef pho. It has various types of slice beef so as to create interest in the bowl of noodles, and has really great broth. Love it Parking: Ample Parkong round the corner

The food tasted okay, nothing too special or noticeable, but I wish they had shrimp spring rolls instead of sausage meat, which tasted bit weird to me, and also wish the Laksa had more toppings like egg or fried tofu. Not bad for the price, but also not sure why we should be back.

Had good time here, nice food, nice staff, excellent. Must try the crispy squid and crab seafood

We had our leaving party dinner on Saturday night and we have to say it was a great night. Really well organized, friendly staff and delicious food that came out quickly. Would definitely recommend them for a large group booking. We were a group of 40+. Cheers Team.

Went there with my family a hour before they close. Had beef and chicken soup. But they use the same broth for both different type of soup……couldn’t understand this. The soup is a.bit over salty and sweet. Service is exceptional, overall is a decent Vietnamese restaurant in town compare to Miss Saigon and Bahn Mi….

Try their Vietnamese coffee, it is really rich & good Food: 5/5

Great for atmosphere but don't plan on a chat. Very loud, and difficult to hear anything. The noise was over the top. Great meal but in a drum.

I am visiting Christchurch from Melbourne and I loveee a good bowl of BBH, unfortunately for here it was OK. Maybe I am use to being spoilt back home where Vietnamese food is in an abundance, the takeaway bowl was packaged not so nice and the oils from the bbh broth leaked all over the bag. There were no added extra leafy salads as I’m used to in Melbourne, and quite frankly everywhere in the world I’ve had the dish. They also used the thin vermicelli noodles instead of the usual thicker ones as well which I prefers however that comes to personal preference. The broth was a highlight, being sweet and a little spicy. The restaurant seems to be catering to a specific taste here, if you’re after authentic Vietnamese BBH at least I would look elsewhere.

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