Western brunch
This is apparently a very popular place with Western expats and travelers, located in the backpacker area. I gather it has movies showing, and has newspapers to read.

My friend and I ate a mixed brunch. One the one hand a pork VNese baguette with Pepsi; on the other, eggs and sausage and an orange Merinda soft drink. Total: VND 112,000. Cheap.

My sausage was of the continental Bratwurst style, the eggs fried soft. Sides of white toast, baked beans, a hashbrown, and finally an onion, mushroom and chopped parsley mix.

Quite nice.

We sat on an upstairs deck, outdoors, which was lovely.    [22 Sep 2007 23:12:21]

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Recommended Dishes: eggs & sausage

     ­ian   

I will never go back
Have eaten here several times, and the last two visits ensured I would never go back. After the first foul-up, I decided to try to help the owners, by replying to the email address which had been used to give me a discount card and letting them know how the staff had tried to pass off wrong items on the dish, same across the room. The email was never answered. I gave them one more try and they really cocked up my meal, they gave it to someone else. Foreign management seems not to care about teaching the staff to do a good job. Typical poor Pham Ngu Lao service just made to look more fancy, and at a higher price.    [30 Jan 2008 02:22:16]

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     ­pete