Saigon Grill (CLOSED)

I've lived on the UWS for 3 years now but I never knew about Saigon Grill until a friend brought me there last year. I've been ordering from them ever since - at least once a week if not more! (Lunch specials are especially a great deal). Try the calamari when you dine in - it is SOOOO good - not too heavily breaded and the dipping sauce is perfectly sweet and tangy. Yum!

I moved here from Boston 2 years ago, ordered from Saigon Grill off MenuPages, and have been ordering at least once every two weeks ever since. I love it, my two toddlers love it, my husband loves it, and my brother insists on ordering every time he comes to visit. Assorted Crystal Dumplings, Basil Chicken and Chicken Bun are some of our favorites. They are light (you can ask them to go easy on the oil, and they will), and always delicious. Delivery is fast. Good value for the money. We are moving back home, and believe me, we are going to miss our #1 delivery place sorely.

Saigon grill is the best Vietnamese food in NYC -- It's simply delcious. The delivery is always quick, and you get a ton of food for what you pay. Try the Chan chua soup, it's great and the Mi Xao Don noodle dish is one of the best meals I've ever had. You will have leftovers!

I have been ding at Saigon Grill for 6 years both in their new and old locations. The place is consistently great whether take out or eat in. The food is always fresh and delicious and the service quick and efficient. The only downside is that it is sometimes very crowded. The best ribs ever!

This place is great. The food is fresh, quick and consitent. It is also great value we always are pleasantly suprised with the check total. I would definitely recommend Saigon Grill. It is a large space wich is nice for groups and to get seated immediatley.

I went by the reviews here, and ordered the #8 beef skewer & #36 chicken with peanut etc from this restaurant just now. It came so fast I couldnt believe it. The delivery guy was nice. They remembered to put extra chopsticks and menu I asked for. But the food looked unappetizing. And it was. I spent almost $20 after tax & tip, hoping to save half for leftovers... I barely ate it and want to throw the rest away. The thought of it sitting in my fridge, to look at it again tomorrow? No way. The appetizer was luke warm--why? The main dish was chicken in a peanut sauce. All the other vegetables and things that were supposed to be with it were separated and put into another container--and trust me, it didn't look great. So basically I had chicken in sauce. With a small rice on the side. (sigh) Not worth it.

I moved up to the top of Central Park West from 88th and Broadway, and would not close until I confirmed that Saigon would come up that far; no joke. These guys are the best; there is no other place that is as consistently great.