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“Nestled within the bustling MGM National Harbor, Saigon Street stands out as a beacon of Vietnamese cuisine, offering a unique dining experience that transcends the ordinary food court setting. Despite sharing a common dining area with other establishments, Saigon Street creates an intimate atmosphere where the flavors of Vietnam take center stage, proving that ambiance can be about more than just the physical space.The Culinary Experience: Beyond ExpectationsFrom the moment you approach Saigon Street, the aromas of traditional Vietnamese spices and herbs invite you to explore the rich culinary heritage of Vietnam. The menu, a vibrant tapestry of flavors, features standout dishes that showcase the meticulous care and authenticity put into every offering.Banh Mi: A Flavorful JourneyThe Banh Mi is not just a sandwich; it's a journey through the heart of Vietnamese street food culture. Saigon Street elevates this classic with a perfect balance of crispy, fresh baguette, tender meats, pickled vegetables, and zesty herbs. Each bite delivers a symphony of textures and flavors that harmonize beautifully, making it a must-try for any visitor.Signature Pho Lobster: A Luxurious TwistThe Signature Pho Lobster is a testament to Saigon Street's innovation and excellence. This luxurious dish transforms the traditional pho experience with the addition of succulent lobster, adding a touch of opulence to the beloved noodle soup. The rich, aromatic broth, combined with fresh herbs and spices, envelops the lobster, creating a culinary masterpiece that's both comforting and indulgent.Shared Dining, Unmatched Flavors Dining at Saigon Street offers an opportunity to engage with the communal spirit of Vietnamese dining culture, sharing a space with fellow food enthusiasts in the MGM National Harbor's food court. This unique setting encourages diners to come together over a shared love of great food, making each meal a memorable experience.Saigon Street is more than just a restaurant; it's a destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in the flavors and traditions of Vietnamese cuisine. Whether you're craving the crispiness of a perfectly made Banh Mi or the luxurious depth of the Signature Pho Lobster, Saigon Street promises an unforgettable dining experience that will leave you yearning for more.In summary, Saigon Street at MGM National Harbor is a culinary gem that shines brightly amidst the casino's entertainment offerings, providing a gastronomic retreat for those in pursuit of authentic Vietnamese flavors. Its unique approach to dining, coupled with a commitment to quality and authenticity, makes it a standout choice for locals and visitors alike.“
“Simple sushi menu in the middle of MGM. We sat at the sushi bar, but apparently needed to order at the register so had to abandon our seats which I thought was a little inconvenient. Not many specialty rolls listed and most were tempura so we opted for unagi and salmon avocado roll. Good pieces of fish- 8 pieces per roll. The water we had tasted off though.“
“Mixture Food Hall offers a variety of vegan foods, desserts, drinks, organic supplements, oils & herbs, play areas, arcade machines & including sport TV monitors, seating areas,180° bar area, upperstairs lounge space, 5 individual restrooms, parking space. The only downside was that baby strollers couldn't be rolled into from sidewalk & had to lift up the stairs. The art moral could be used for a photo background.Vegetarian options: They offered Musa's fried oyster mushroom sandwiches & a variety of sides; tacos qucidillas; bar beers & drinks; burgers; wings & salads. My son didn't like Musa food due to too salty fried oyster mushrooms & salty fries were overcooked. The wait staff was professional; followed food safety guidelines & customer service oriented.Parking: Small to mid-size cars & suvs use space but tight parking spaces.Kid-friendliness: They offered a play area including a table & 4 metal kid chairs with educational toys & games; a loga board game, arcade machine & shooting arcade game.“
“Western Market is a small indoor center with many restaurants and a few other businesses. The food options here are unique and varied, so you will be sure to find something you like or try something new. I think the only businesses here that are big chains are CVS and Chipotle, so you have options here that you cannot find other places. The building itself doesn’t stay open very late on weekdays since most of the restaurants inside close early. There is a bathroom inside that is good to stop by if you are in the area. I also like that it has high ceilings and is very bright, which provides a good atmosphere. There is also an outdoor patio area in the back by Chipotle which is great when it is warm.“
“Dumpling District is in the back of Luna Food Hall. It's a cozy spot with tables and couches. There's also bubble tea, ice cream, and a bar here to go along with your meal. They made the dumplings fresh in front of us and they were amazing. The one thing I didn't like was the stir-fry noodles because it didn't have much flavor. Definitely come here for a fresh and tasty soup dumpling!“
“Great food hall for a quick bite or to link with friends or family. A bar in center, with booths throughout dining area.Variety of Asian foods familiar and authentic cultural cuisine , great way to try something new in an open environment.“
“First time here, only 2 vendors during the week one with West Africa food and the other Latin. The hall is pretty big with a bar and a smaller space for a vendor with Vegetarian dishes. On weekends other vendors come in. Tables for dining, WiFi available too. Taco Tuesday here so that's what l had 3 tacos for eleven bucks l had one chicken, one beef, and one pork served with a fresh garnish along with 2 sauces. Completely fresh and savory. Very small however. So check out the portions before you buy. I was hungry that day and had to go home and make a sandwich. lol all in all a nice place.“
“My daughter & I visited this eatery on our trip to DC and absolutely loved everything about it! We got the chicken 1 sandwich & the Greek Goddess, along w/ tomato soup & quinoa chili, & lemonade! Everything was fresh & near perfect. And the owner was delightful to talk to. Wish we had something like this where we live!“
“Great food good service a very well good experience here staff are very friendly and helpful great food never had no bad experience at this location you will enjoy it very much highly recommendedKid-friendliness: Have a good kids menu here and this is good location of this restaurantWheelchair accessibility: They have a wheelchair insurance and wheelchair tables and handicap accessible“
“Very friendly staff at all the food places. We were in Billeting for 20+ days while we closed on our house. We visited several times in the span of a few weeks. They were friendly, fast, and accurate. Panda Express, Taco Bell, and Charlie's were all good.“
“We wandered in here on a Wednesday just after noon. The pastry location looked open but no one was at the counter and bullfrog bagels looked closed. We were excited to find an El Salvadoran place inside. We're big pupusa fans and try them everywhere we go! We ordered 4 Revueltas (meat, black beans, and cheese). They were excellent! Made to order so they were very fresh, there was not more breading than filling (which is a common complaint I've found). The sauce complimented the pupusas well and we enjoyed every bite! 5 STAR PUPUSAS- just think it's important to note there weren't many options to shop from.“
“Looked for a bite to eat before attending a show at the MGM Theater. Making a reservation was out of the question at one of the restaurants, so we decided to try Bread and Butter. Food was great. Steak, eggs, tater tots and toast. Steak was well seasoned, tender enough to cut with a plastic knife and fork. Eggs were scrambled perfectly, not requiring any salt and pepper. Tater tots were fine. Meal was great!!“