Saigon Bakery & Deli

Reviews

• Rithu S.

  star star star star star_border 22 June 2026

  It was treat to see the the southeast Asian goodies all out on display in this bakery. There are bubble tea machines behind the counter with various exotic flavors like jackfruit, lychee and taro. We had the jackfruit and it was delicious!
  
  We also tried the various buns and pandan leaf treats on the counter. The cashier was friendly and took the time out to explain the different items on display.

• Christopher S.

  star star star star_border star_border 18 June 2026

  FALLS CHURCH, VA 11/18/18 DESSERT
  
  +The bubble tea was pretty good!  It did not have too much cream or condensed milk like some other bubble tea spots.
  +Real fruit is used, and not much sweetener is added.
  
  -$10 minimum purchase to use a credit card.
  -No loyalty rewards program.
  -The facility is not that clean.
  
  This place offers a lot better bubble tea and/or fruit smoothies than Kung Fu Tea.

• Jay M.

  star star star star star_border 16 June 2026

  I agree with others in saying that Saigon Bakery & Deli lacks unique and/or specialty items, but I did try a few things when I stopped by a few weeks ago (7/21).
  
  Banh Pia: 4 for $11.99. Right off the bat, yeah--they're pretty pricey; individually, they're $3.99. These are probably priciest moon cakes I've bought in years, but I absolutely loved them! The flakiness was on point, the filling was generous, came with a whole salted egg, and the flavor was fantastic--the perfect mix of sweet and savory. I regret not buying more when I was here.
  
  Banh Khoai Mi Nuong: It's decent, but I probably won't buy it again. The slice I picked was huge and pretty dense, but it lacked flavor and was a bit on the dry side. I've had better cassava cake elsewhere.
  
  Nuoc Mia: Craving complete! The sugarcane juice was delicious--it's not the sweetest Nuoc Mia I've had, but it was just right. I also appreciate how the lady making my drink didn't add too much ice. It was super refreshing, evening when it was pouring rain the day I went!
  
  The elderly woman who assisted my family and I was very friendly and accommodating; the others working there, including who I believe is the owner, were just as welcoming.

• Alex N.

  star star star star_border star_border 6 June 2026

  It seems like this place is struggling in the face of strong competition from the 4 other main bakeries. The problem is whereas the others have each carved out a niche (well-known specialty items), this one has failed to develop one, i.e., Kim Phung with its birthday cakes and pandan flavored items, Huong Binh with it's regional-Central Vietnamese cuisine, and Thanh Son with it's tofu and sticky rice.
  
  What they do sell - the common Vietnamese baked goods are of good quality but without direction this place will always be an afterthought and customers will use it only as a backup place in case their primary one of choice has something unavailable.

• Jeremy T.

  star star star star star_border 6 June 2026

  This little spot near Rice Paper served its purpose.  I was wanting something sweet after eating and came here since they had sugar cane juice.  Only 1 size and it's about $4, but it's fresh and delicious.  This store has a lot of baked goods, hot foods, and snacks, mostly vietnamese I'm guessing.