PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- New to the South street dining scene is Saigon Quy-Bau, a French-inspired BYO with a flair of Thai.
Saigon is one of the largest cities in Vietnam and is a nod to the restaurant's South Vietnamese food. The words quy-bau put together means prestigious in Vietnamese.
Think dim sum, pad Thai and French specialties such as the herb-crusted rack of lamb and the grilled veal chop.
Owner Alan Nguyen learned how to make different cuisines from his family and had dreams of opening a place of his own.
His son, Josh, also works at the restaurant and says he enjoys the neighborhood and meeting new people.
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1318 South Street, Philadelphia PA 19147
215-645-0165