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Miss Saigon Opens Today on South Beach

Miss Saigon, the popular veteran Vietnamese restaurant from Coral Gables, quietly opened a second, smaller branch on Washington Avenue today -- less than an hour ago, actually. The space is quaint, the menu extensive -- including bánh mì sandwiches, which should prove popular in this neighborhood. Also on the menu...
By Lee KleinJuly 2, 2010
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Miss Saigon, the popular veteran Vietnamese restaurant from Coral Gables, quietly opened a second, smaller branch on Washington Avenue today — less than an hour ago, actually. The space is quaint, the menu extensive — including bánh mì sandwiches, which should prove popular in this neighborhood. Also on the menu are hearty pho soups, salads, steamed rice noodle buns with various toppings, and all sorts of chicken, shrimp, beef, and pork entrées. Bánh mì sandwiches are $7.95; phos go for $9.95; and main courses range from $9.95 to $18.95. Short Order will bring you a preview, with photos, next Tuesday.

Miss Saigon
540 Washington Ave.
Miami Beach
305-531-4200

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