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Miss Saigon is one of the few restaurants in Tokyo which specializes in Vietnamese cuisines. Miss Saigon is located below a Thai restaurant called Tom Yum and a Chinese restaurant named Dragon. The close proximity of such competitors has ensured that Miss Saigon strives an extra mile to preserve its uniqueness. In the interiors of Miss Saigon there pervades great calmness which is ideal for the enjoyment of the meals. Miss Saigon opens daily from noon to 3 pm and from 5 pm in the evening to 10 pm. Miss Saigon spoils the diners by giving them a wide range of choices. For less adventurous ones there are spring rolls, roasted chicken and rice etc, for those who believe in experimenting there are Vietnamese shabu shabu, or lamp strips and vegetables. The Vietnamese cuisine displays three distinct styles. The cuisines of Northern Vietnam, due to its Chinese influence and also for the fact that it is a poor region, are bland and require lot of soya sauce. The preparations of these cuisines require a simpler process. South Vietnam, being far more affluent and enjoying abundance of vegetables and seafood, displays greater variety in cuisines. A distinct French influence in the cuisines is unmistakably there. The central Vietnamese cuisines are regarded as much more attractive than the other two regions. The preparations are much more spicy and colorful. Miss Saigon seeks to bring together the best of Vietnamese cuisines from different regions under its attractive roof. Miss Saigon also offers the famed Vietnamese beer.Beer or Bia in Vietnamese are refreshing drinks and usually contain no more than 3 % alchocol. Among the non-alchoholic drinks Miss Saigon provides Sin T? which contains freshly sliced fruits with crushed ice and sweetened milk or coconut. Miss Saigon is located in -
Kichijoji Minamicho 1-8-5, B1F, Tokyo 180-0003. Kichijoji, a suburb in Tokyo, in which Miss Saigon is situated, is known to be an artists' colony. Apart from posh shopping stores and entertainment sites, Kichijoji also has traditional handicraft shops, a Buddhist temple and Shinto shrines. Also present is the Inokashira Park, which is source of river Kanda. The Inokashira Park receives plenty of visitors all the year round and has some wonderful gardens.
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