Saigon Rendezvous - Carte

I love and recommend the Vegetarian Almond Chicken...it's delicious! Also while there you might want to keep an eye out for dirty utensils, been given one to use a few times.

Lady who runs it is great and the food. Well it's not fancy but it's tasty honest Chinese (mainly) style food. We got dinner deal for two which was more food than we could eat. Will go back asap

I think they've added back some vegan options to their menu, but I wasn't particularly impressed. It seemed like there was only one option available. They were the only pho restaurant open near me on Christmas, so I decided to give them a try. Voir le carte

This little restaurant is fantastic! They offer a full vegetarian menu featuring mock meats, including shrimp. Everything is delicious, and the portions are generous. The atmosphere is pleasant, and the service is friendly. You definitely don't want to miss this place!

fried fake chxn fingers and ss sauce or good if thats what you're going for. Other than that, our fried rice was boring, veggies were fresh but so oily i couldn't tast them and the fresh spring rolls were yucky! The peanut dipping sauce was also a disapppointment. we'll only go here again just for a basket of fried tofu when in the need for serious comfort food. for anything fresh or healthy we'll go elsewhere.

I'm not from the area, so can't compare this place to others nearby, but I hope Olympians have better options. We walked in at 8:00; they close at 9:00, and it was clear they had goes to go home early. We were rushed into ordering. Food came quickly, and was really not cooked enough. Crisp veggies are one thing; raw is another. Our bill arrived while we were only half done, and when she saw we hadn't looked at it, the owner asked if we could pay then. We were still eating! That said, portions are huge prices very reasonable. Voir le carte

I love Saigon Rendezvous! They have a large vegetarian menu with items that mimic the regular Vietnamese/Chinese menu items by using seiten and tofu. My favorites are the almond chicken, spring roll with peanut sauce, bbq pork appetizer, tofu w/rice and veg, and fried rice. Most of the entrees can be 2 meals if you don't have a large appetite. The food does not seem greasy to me (I don't do well with greasy food) especially compared to most Chinese-style restaurants. Usually quick service, nice portions, and always good prices.

Nice employees offering large number of Vegan choices. The menu is quite extensive so hopefully you can find something for everyone. Portion size was very good and prices were pretty good. I had the Soba noodles fried with vegetables and my friend had the sampler plate with fake meat. They were both pretty good. The waitress was very nice and took a lot of time explaining about the food and showing us other dishes as she was on the way to deliver them to other tables. The Vegan hot and sour soup was intriguing maybe I will try it next time.

All the menu items are marked as vegetarian, but when you ask which are vegan, the owner interrupts to repeatedly list them off. I've had multiple experiences where I asked if certain dishes contained ice or fish sauce, and I was assured they didn't—only to find those ingredients in my meal. Clearly, there’s a lack of understanding when it comes to vegan options, and it doesn't seem like they take the effort to ensure that vegan orders are properly prepared. It also seems likely that the meat they use includes milk. While I was paying the bill amid the chaos, I noticed some crumpled papers with names of restaurants that appear to have participated in reality shows about saving struggling ea... Voir le carte