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<\/a><\/p>\nNow Madam Saigon is located at Millennia Walk which is much quieter, and they also have an additional alfresco area so it is great for families with little ones. It is not warm at all too because many ceiling fans have been set up for diners and you can enjoy the breeze while dining there.<\/p>\n
The alfresco area are more spacious but is along the access way of the mall, so if you do not mind the occasional gawking, I will say outside is way more comfortable, judging by how the seatings inside looks rather cramp.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n So while we were comfortably settle in their comfy sofa, just gazing while my son was sound asleep. I quickly scan through the menu to see if there are any dishes that will catch my eyes and sure there is a few of them. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n Ok now back to the food, the menu definitely have added many new dishes, but how can we have vietnamese food without Vietnamese beef noodles, spring rolls, and salad \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n And so that is exactly what we have ordered. We got a sampler platter, salad trio, beef noodles. If you want to check out their pricing and also menu, you can scroll further down for more details too.<\/p>\n Condiments comes in fish sauce, chilli sauce, birdeye chilli with soya sauce and also a sweet sauce.<\/p>\n Madam Saigon Menu includes :<\/p>\n Appetizers<\/strong><\/p>\n Madam Saigon Delight Sampler (Regular for 2 – 3 pax) \/ (Large for 5 to 6 pax) – $26.90 \/ $33.90<\/p>\n Saigon Spring Roll<\/p>\n Saigon Salad<\/strong><\/p>\n Sugar Cane Praw – $9.90<\/p>\n Spice Chicken Wing – $5.50<\/p>\n Rice <\/strong><\/p>\n Soup Noodle (Pho – Flat Rice Noodle) or Bun\u00a0 (Vermicelli)<\/strong><\/p>\n Vermicelli-Bun<\/strong><\/p>\n Stir Fried Kway Teow<\/p>\n Madam Saigon Specials<\/strong><\/p>\n Vietnamese Barbecued Skewers<\/p>\n Also..<\/p>\n The sampler platter comes with various goodies like spring rolls, meat ball skewers, summer rolls, chicken wings on a bed of salads. A combo of fresh and fried items.<\/p>\n The meat balls was too chewy to my likings but my son love it. I prefer the deep fried rolls, the vegetarian stuffings inside gave it a very good bite, dipped into the sweet and sour fish sauce, instantly perk up a sleepy afternoon. Chicken wings was okay, but fried to crispy, too bad it\u00a0didn’t taste like it was being marinaded at all.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n Next come to Trio Salad, which is the Papaya Prawn Salad \/ Special Chicken Salad \/ Mango Salad, you see,\u00a0I am really a sucker to sampler set, because the pig out side of me always wanted to try out a variety of food at the restaurant, so what’s better than ordering their sampler set and savor each of them at the same time.<\/p>\n However this proved me wrong, although I was expecting 3 different salads, basically 3 of them tasted the same. The only difference was the ingredients, perhaps it is the dressing, and also the generous amount of peanuts and shallots, the orignal taste of the fresh ingredients was drowned behind the backdrop of heavy peanut taste.\u00a0I could not taste much difference, but the ingredients were still very fresh which is good. Oh and tThe plating looks great too. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n And finally, the main star has arrived! Special beef noodles, served with the usual mint leaves, fresh bean sprouts, and lime.<\/p>\n The beef broth was very clear with zero impurites of greasiness, trust me, I actually checked it, because I was feeding my son so got to see if the broth was too greasy. So it was a nice surprise. Flavorwise, it was okay, not as good as the one I had at Suntec, but still for $9.90, there were generous toppings of sliced beef, beef balls, tendons, and other parts which I can’t really recognize \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n As I mentioned before, I am quite perculiar about the green garnish on dishes, the freshness test passed with flying colors. The ingredients which they used was really fresh, even the mint leaves which usually served with some black spot in other restaurants, still looks green and fresh here.<\/p>\n Overall, my meal for the above cost $72 bucks, I think things didn’t really change afterall, the food still is quite good, but the price is still quite steep to me. With my discount vouchers, I actually paid $42 Nett in total, so for\u00a0lunch, it can be a bit extravagant.<\/p>\n By the way, again, my family was really stuffed after these, so we didn’t get to try the Three Color Ice which is something like the ice kachang.<\/p>\n Their drink and dessert menu also comes with some authentic Vietnamese coffee and sweet drinks.<\/p>\n Happy Dining!<\/p>\n Restaurant Reviews : Madam Saigon Vietnamese Restaurant at Millenia Walk<\/strong><\/p>\n Locations : #01-26 Millenia Walk, 9 Raffles Blvd, Singapore 039596<\/em><\/p>\n Tel : 6338 3831<\/em><\/p>\n For latest news on restaurants, supermarkets, food fairs, or simply check out some simple recipe ideas & reviews, please visit singaporesupermarketrecipes.com or subscribe to our mailing list for more details.<\/p>\n Cheers,<\/p>\n Dawn<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hi there I got some vouchers from groupon a few months back, so decided to go to Madam Saigon for lunch before the vouchers expire. 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