Saigon Memoire Customer Reviews
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Saigon Memoire is a charming, casual Vietnamese eatery tucked away on South St Andrew Street in Edinburgh’s New Town. With its cozy, welcoming interior and a menu full of vibrant, authentic dishes, it’s a great spot to relax before or after a show. Just a short walk from many of the city’s major concert venues, this spot combines traditional Vietnamese comfort food with a calm, laid-back atmosphere.
Expect a menu rich in flavor—think fragrant pho, fresh spring rolls, and spicy bún dishes—all served with a generous dose of Vietnamese hospitality. The restaurant’s intimate setting makes it a hidden gem for those in the know.
Location is key here—Saigon Memoire is just minutes from several popular music venues, making it a convenient stop for a pre-show bite or late evening meal. The service is noted for being quick and friendly, ideal for concert-goers who are on a schedule. The restaurant is also known for its quiet, relaxed vibe, offering a calm contrast to the buzz of a live performance.
Reviewers on TripAdvisor and OpenTable rave about the authentic flavors and great value. The pho and bún bò Huế are frequently praised, with many diners calling them the best they’ve had outside Vietnam. Guests also love the intimate setting and friendly staff, often noting how the team goes out of their way to make each visit memorable.
Some diners mention that the space is on the smaller side, so it can get a bit tight during peak times. Also, while the service is generally quick, it can be a little slower when it’s especially busy—so plan ahead if you're on a strict concert timeline.
For concert-goers craving flavorful Vietnamese food in a chill setting just minutes from the music, Saigon Memoire hits all the right notes.
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