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What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the terms Philadelphia restaurants and Philadelphia guide? Where to eat and what to do, right? Well when it comes to Philadelphia restaurants and Philadelphia guide, no one can help you choose a great spot to eat and where to spend your free time than we can. Even if you’ve lived in or around Philly your whole life, you still won’t know of ALL the great Philadelphia restaurants and festivals and so on that are available to you. The good news you don’t need to know. That’s where we come in. Our team of writers and reviewers take all the guesswork out so you’ll know exactly where to eat and what to do following that fabulous meal.
Little Saigon
113 Fairfield Avenue
Upper Darby, PA 19082-2309
(610) 352-1002
Open Tues-Thu 11am-9pm;
Fri 11am-10pm;
Sat 4pm-10pm;
Sun 4pm-9pm
Little Saigon is a big secret in Upper Darby. The unassuming storefront-style Vietnamese restaurant in a rather ethnically diverse section of this Philadelphia suburb is easily missed — its nestled among other eateries and shops boasting flavors of Mexico, India, and Korea. During a recent trip to Upper Darby to catch a concert at the Tower Theater, a good meal was definitely on the agenda before our night began. After doing a bit of research for an affordable BYOB, Little Saigon became our destination. It’s not flashy or spacious by any means, offering only about 10 tables. Before...Read More








