Miss Saigon Vietnamese Restaurant

This place has shut down.

Beautiful Vietnamese food in a delicious yet ambient setting. their phở dishes are fantastic, as well as their salt and pepper squids. Very herby and full of flavour; had some bite to it and might have been a little too hot for my mouth. Not a bad establishment; you have to be in the mood for this particular type of asian food; otherwise just grab some cheaper take away nearby.
Just any of their spring rolls, and just in general anything with prawn is just spectacular. The staff are super efficient and the service is just up there. If you want a fairly quick in and out experience, then come in. A restaurant that would be highly recommended for first and subsequent dates (not on every date though, otherwise things get way too boring) and you just feel full and content, but never bloated by eating here.
Great service does come, and the staff here really do appreciate tips. Best to pay cash at this establishment; it gives you more of a sense of freedom, and is the overall common vibe here. Come back; but do not come back all the time out of habit. You won’t like it otherwise.

Miss Saigon has amazing rice paper rolls.
Whether you choose the chicken and prawn or the tofu, both are equally delicious and come with a tub of satay sauce — also equally delicious.
They’re healthy, gluten free, filling (1 serve = 3 rolls) and only $ 7 — that’s $ 3.50 cheaper than at the Vietnamese restaurant diagonally across the road.

The vegetarian laksa is fantastic as well (even if once it came served with chicken), but for a light and fresh summer lunch the rice paper rolls are where it’s at.