The questions people in Little Saigon ask each other — best phở, best bánh mì, where to park for the mall — answered and voted on by the people who live here.
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The questions people in Little Saigon ask each other all the time — where's the best phở, which bánh mì is worth the drive, where to actually park for the mall on a Saturday — answered by the people who live here. Anyone can read the answers. To add one or vote, you just need a free account. Vietnamese names are welcome (Phước Lộc Thọ, cà phê sữa đá, chả giò) — write it the way you'd say it.
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The bowl you send people to — and what to order.
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The sandwich worth the line on a weekend.
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Cà phê sữa đá done right, or a quiet table to sit and talk.
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The summer Friday–Sunday night market on Bolsa. Bring cash. What do you get?
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Chè, bánh, sweets — the treat you always bring home.
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For chay days and everyone in between.
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The lot or side street that works when Bolsa is at a standstill. Please keep it legal and neighbourly.
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Where you stand to see the lion dances and stay comfortable.
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