Saigon Sen — Restaurant in Melbourne

A Local Gem – Saigon San Never Disappoints! I have been coming to Saigon San for years, and it remains my absolute go-to spot in Albert Park! Conveniently located just up the road from where I work, it’s the perfect place to stop by before or after work for a fresh, delicious, and satisfying meal.

Their menu is packed with flavor and variety—from their comforting, aromatic pho to their fresh and vibrant rice paper rolls, hearty noodle dishes, and crisp, refreshing salads. Every dish is beautifully prepared, bursting with authentic Vietnamese flavors, and made with the freshest ingredients. Whether I’m craving something light and healthy or a warming, nourishing meal, Saigon San always delivers.

Beyond the incredible food, the team here is simply wonderful. They are always welcoming, friendly, and attentive, making every visit a pleasure. The service is fast, efficient, and full of warmth, creating a relaxed and inviting atmosphere that keeps me coming back time and time again.

If you’re in Albert Park and haven’t been to Saigon San, you’re truly missing out! Whether it’s a quick bite or a leisurely meal, this place is an absolute must-visit. Thank you to the beautiful team for consistently serving up amazing food and great vibes—I’ll be back...

They have only been open one week but Saigon Sen is already a huge success.

I had the wonton noodle soup which was hot, fast and tasty. The wontons were fat and flavoursome and the delicious soup was further enhanced by the fresh chilli and bean shoots that I stirred through.

The service was excellent and the price - around $12.50 for a large steaming bowl - is the same as I’d pay on Elizabeth Street in the city. With tables inside and outside on Victoria Avenue this is perfect day time or night time eating all year round.

Saigon Sen is located right next door to the iconic Jock’s Ice Cream, just over Richardson Street.

Highly recommended. I give it five...

New to the area and looking for my new local Banh Mi dealer, saw the review below and thought, nah I’ll give it a go because it’s close to me and hopefully it’s not that bad… I’ve had a fair few Banh Mi’s in my time and I think that was the worst. Pork was beautiful, unfortunately the rest was garbage. Stale bread even a duck would refuse. The other food people were eating looked great, but just a horrible banh mi for $12. (The best across Melbourne only cost $10) The...