Saigon Sisters (French Market)

Vietnamese restaurant · West Loop

Saigon Sisters (French Market)

Vietnamese restaurant · West Loop

131 N Clinton St, Chicago, IL 60661

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Relaxed Vietnamese mini-chain outpost serving a menu of banh mi sandwiches, bao buns & soups.

131 N Clinton St, Chicago, IL 60661 Get directions

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"Saigon Sisters understands that when it comes to election day stress-eating, two sandwiches are better than one. That’s why they’re offering a BOGO banh mi special on Election Day. Just order online and use the promo code FREEBANHMI at checkout. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation

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"Saigon Sisters and Taste of the Philippines plan to pop up with a special Kamayan Feast prix-fixe menu that includes pork lumpia, spicy beef noodles, som tum, and more." - Ashok Selvam

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karina k

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Inside French Market… Don’t eat here. I went to the one at French Market. Service = terrible. She took my order but didn’t understand me… I can understand language barriers but I don’t understand rude. She just disregarded anything I said with a mean attitude. I am not even entitled with customer service but she was just simply harsh and didn’t care what you said. Maybe find someone who is a bit more patient and nice and who speaks English fluently for orders? I got my vegetarian $7 rice vermicelli noodle and was starving afterwards. It came with a sliver of rice noodles and a small number of veges. It was in a small flat plastic container and I definitely was not happy with starving after the meal. Maybe the physical restaurant is better?

Barbara West

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This was my first visit to the French Market. I specifically went to try Saigon Sisters based on reviews of their main location, which I have not visited yet. I loved the atmosphere of the French Market, which was bustling, but my food experience was disappointing. I have eaten a lot of Vietnamese food, so I am familiar with how delicious it can be. I ordered the vermicelli pork belly salad bowl. The portions seemed very small for what you would normally get, especially for the price. Overall, the food really seemed to lack the flavor and freshness that Vietnamese food is known for. The service was a bit abrupt too. I will still give the main location a try as it seems to have better reviews.

Karen L.

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Delicious pork belly baos, Vietnamese wagyu baos, and tender Curry chicken. I haven't tried anything else from here but the baos are generously filled and flavorful, the bao bun is fluffy and sweet. 3 baos for $10.75 is a good price for what you get. They're filling. Plus you can get a caramelized egg on the side for a dollar. It's not very caramelized, but it's good. It is basically like a tea egg which is a hard-boiled egg steeped in flavorings for days. Saigon sister's egg doesn't seem steeped long enough unfortunately. But it's still a very good effort and worth the dollar. I'm surprised this place doesn't have higher ratings. I love it and will keep going back.

Star Ortiz

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Amazing place! .. I have been craving Pho for the longest time and this place hit the spot. I was confused with all the selection and ordered a sandwich instead. As soon as I received my order the lady realized it wasn't what I thought. I was going to keep it but she insisted to switch it to the soup. I've never been so amazed with the great customer service after it all i find out she's the owner! I just want to say I'm super happy with my pho soup and the customer service so worth it!!

Grace S

Google

I got the brown rice bowl with veggies. In all honesty, it tasted a little bland. At least they had vegetarian options - there wasn’t much of that in the French market. Wasn’t too expensive and they also served my food quickly.

Sheldon Cheon

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👌Pretty delicious but expensive pho in Chicago. Their beef was really hard to chew and the noodle was not fully boiled so it was hard to digest them. ($15 for the Pho) however, their broth was great that I might want to try one more. But, it’s still overpriced for the food. Way too much.

Christina L.

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Ordered the shrimp spring rolls and the beef pho. The spring rolls were OK. The broth in the pho was pretty good but the beef in it looked a little scary. I ended up picking it all out because it made me uneasy to look at it- but I’m sure it was ok to eat. Overall, It’s a bit pricey here for quality of food.

Marie

Google

First time there. Will definitely be back

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@eater

"Saigon Sisters and Taste of the Philippines plan to pop up with a special Kamayan Feast prix-fixe menu that includes pork lumpia, spicy beef noodles, som tum, and more." - Ashok Selvam

Chicago’s Best Bar and Restaurant Pop-Ups - Eater Chicago

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karina k

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Barbara West

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Karen L.

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Star Ortiz

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Grace S

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Sheldon Cheon

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Christina L.

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Marie

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First time there. Will definitely be back

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