Vietnamese restaurant

New Saigon

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New Saigon is listed on FindALoco in Boston, MA with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Vietnamese Restaurant.

New Saigon is a Vietnamese restaurant at 985 Bennington St in Boston, MA, serving a varied menu from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. every day of the week. Its range of familiar Vietnamese dishes and generous portions makes it a practical option for a relaxed meal, whether you are stopping in for a bowl of soup or looking for a filling plate to share. With a 4.4-star rating from 403 reviews, New Saigon has drawn a broad mix of customer experiences; the details in those reviews offer a useful picture of what to expect.

Pho is one of the menu highlights mentioned by diners. A review of the seafood pho describes a full bowl with generous portions of shrimp, squid, and fish, and calls the broth refreshing after a flight. Other customers have praised the completeness and freshness of the meat and noodles in a bowl of pho, while noting that the aroma may not match their personal preference. These varied impressions are worth keeping in mind: New Saigon may appeal to guests seeking a hearty, substantial bowl, while flavor expectations can differ from one diner to another.

For a quicker bite, customers mention the banh mi, with one reviewer praising its crispy, flaky bread and especially memorable pate. Other reported favorites include the distinctive fried chicken, Pad Thai, a chef rice dish, and noodle dishes. Reviewers often describe portions as large and prices as reasonable, making the menu appealing when you want a satisfying meal without choosing only soup or sandwiches. The customer feedback is mixed, so it is best to treat individual recommendations as personal experiences rather than guarantees that every dish will suit every taste.

The setting is described by one diner as having the feel of a simple, inexpensive diner rather than an especially polished or elaborate dining room. That straightforward atmosphere may suit casual lunches and dinners, solo stops, or meals with friends and family who value a broad menu and generous servings. One review also notes that the dining room can feel warm when eating noodle soup on a hot day, a practical detail to consider if you prefer cooler indoor temperatures.

New Saigon is located at 985 Bennington St, Boston, MA 02128, and is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Its combination of pho, banh mi, noodles, rice dishes, and other customer-mentioned options gives Boston diners several ways to choose a meal. If you are nearby and want a casual Vietnamese restaurant with substantial portions, the reviews suggest starting with the seafood pho or banh mi, while keeping in mind that individual tastes and experiences vary.

Ratings & Reviews

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Feng Moua
4h ago

I enjoyed the banhmi. Bread was crispy with a decent flaky crust. I the proportion was just enough. I personally would have liked maybe a little more meat. But like mentioned. It was just enough. The highlight was the pate. It was one of the best ive had. Good job.

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junior
4h ago

wow not even done eating and had to start this review. was feeling gross after a flight so i came looking for something clear and refreshing and this 100% hit. i got the seafood pho and it was perfect!! the bowl was PACKED (normal size pictured), super generous portions of fat shrimp, squid, fish balls, crab rolls, and veggies. everything from seafood to veggies to noodles was tender while still retaining a good bite (important because i really dislike mushy veggies). the soup was light and clearing. service was super fast and all this for incredible value! so glad this spot was here when i needed it, i’d be a regular if i wasn’t passing thru

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Tata Shih
4h ago

Delicious food and reasonable price! A huge portions for nearly every dish. The fried chicken is unique and worth it. We’ve tried pho, Pad Thai, chef rice dish and noodles, none of them let us down. Only thing is it can be too warm inside for eating a noodle soup when it’s a hot day. Overall, highly recommended

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Lesifer
4h ago

Wow, that was one of the most disappointing meals I’ve had in a long time. If you’ve ever been to Vietnam, you’ll be disappointed with this place too. …

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Nicolai Cauchy
4h ago

The decor is that of a rather cheap diner and there's nothing exceptional but the stuff is all genuine Vietnamese which surprised me because their nuoc-mâm was extremely spicy 🔥🥵 The bowl of pho was very complete with very fresh meat and noodles. Unfortunately it was not particularly fragrant which is what I usually most appreciate in Vietnamese cuisine. The price however is relatively Fair compared to many other places, but it's $10 a bowl it is still more than twice what it used to be at Pho Pasteur barely 20 years ago (but trust our government there is no inflation!!! )

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