Café Saigón

Awful, service was TERRIBLE, good attitude from them but just bad at service, the food was cold and just average taste, the crispy duck was super dry and also cold.. it tasted as if it had just been sitting in the kitchen for hours. It took us almost 3h to get through 2 starters and main course SO SLOW. There was a table next to us that seemed to know the owners or something and they prioritized them and just forgot completely about us, the 4 of us had to stand up to get the waiters attention. And to wrap it up, it was super expensive for the quality of food and service.

Lovely ambiance, nice staff, but probably the worst Pad Thai I've ever eaten in my life.

Elegante Asian restaurant with fine service. Your waitress was chewing gum during the service btw. Not so good taste in tableware, especially the plates: not pretty, not conveniente, and no match between the design and the food. Non-sense combination. We tried Japanese, Thai and Vietnam dishes: the pho is the most tasteless one I had ever had. Huge disappointment. And by that price we paid, do not recommend.

I expected better range of vietnamese food options for the restaurant. Also the Asian beers are limited to Tiger. Food is good but not exceptional, maybe I did not select the best of the menu. You can give a try as it is always woth to try a Vietnamese restaurant in Madrid. The place is quiet and nice.

Terrible food, deficient service and no AC in the middle of August in madrid????. We ordered the lamb curry and the crusty (I didn't know this was referred to the term of the meat) duck. The crepes were cold, the meat of both the lams and the duck (if there was a difference) was hard as hell and we almost choke from the 40 degrees temperature in the room. To make it even better, when we were ordering the waiter came to tell us that the prices on the menu were not the real one and handed us an Spanish menu with more expensive prices. We used to come a lot! But the quality has taken a tumultuous turn for the worst