Pequeno Saigon - Tijuana

I was wondering how big of a Vietnamese community there was in Tijuana when I saw this place on HappyCow. When I arrived, I realized the the chef, cooks, waitress, and patrons were all Mexican. I ordered the spring rolls and a vegan pho. The waitress spoke English which was helpful. I didn't care much for the spring rolls. I felt they were more bland than I am used to. The pho was decent, but how could I possibly complain, as finding vegan food in Tijuana other than Mexican vegan food is quite a challenge. This place is right off of a large road circle, and has ourdoor seating which I always like.

This is a small restaurant, very modest, no Frills type of place, I had the fried rice and the summer rolls and it was very good, it is not evil bubbles, but it meets the place, especially if it is late in the night and vegan places in TJ are closed. You have a separate vegan menu and the staff is very nice.

En el menú hay opciones veganas, pero todas las sopas utilizan el mismo caldo con hueso.

En el menú hay opciones veganas, pero todas las sopas huelen igual, como a caldo de hueso.

Good, relaxed, but noisy, activated opposite google cards put us on the adjacent road behind with a given address. down in the direction outside mall (on the right side of the main road) and it is before it there, behind black wrought iron fenced area. cost pesos to park when they drive. next to a relatiw discreet sex shop and under a dentist. the outside seats were beautiful. some Spanish words allow them to order pho vegano (on menu) in freshly prefabricated, large bowl (small and large sizes available) o' pho and the vegan spring rolls. came with casting discs, sprouts, limettes. two bites for under $20 (pay a dollar more to pay with dinero americano), including drinking money. but hungry again about 2 hours later.