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panda7 wrote:

Anyone know an exceptional cafe in Saigon that sells a good english breakfast at a reasonable price ? Thanks...

Exceptional cafe?

Reasonable price?

I guessing that a "reasonable" price at an "exceptional" cafe is going to be more money than you want to pay.

Isn't it reasonable for an exceptional business to charge more money than an average business?

Or should the cafe owner subsidize your hunger?

Ciambella wrote:

My visiting relatives and expats from Europe praised The Fat Cow (Con B貌 M岷璸) on Nguy峄卬 H峄痷 C岷�nh (B矛nh Th岷�nh).

Con B貌 M岷璸 (The Fat Cow)
135/37/21 Nguy峄卬 H峄痷 C岷�nh
Ph瓢峄漬g 22
B矛nh Th岷�nh
H峄� Ch铆 Minh
(Phone number listed on Google Maps Profile)

phikachu wrote:

I went there in my hunt for a fry up... dissapointed. They just don't do bacon and sausages like the west.

Who are you replying to, use the quote button.

SteinNebraska wrote:

I like vietnamese bacon better than US bacon.聽 Less fat.

If it's prepared well, I agree.

I just don't like it boiled...

OceanBeach92107 wrote:

SteinNebraska wrote:

I like vietnamese bacon better than US bacon.聽 Less fat.

If it's prepared well, I agree.

I just don't like it boiled...

Never seen that, only fried.

phikachu wrote:

I went there in my hunt for a fry up... dissapointed. They just don't do bacon and sausages like the west.

Obviously! And I bet most places in the west don't do Vietnamese like in the east.
Part of travelling is adapting.

phikachu wrote:

I went there in my hunt for a fry up... dissapointed. They just don't do bacon and sausages like the west.

There are few places in Thao Dien that do a decent job, depends on what you expect.

Local to me doesn't understand that baked beans should be served hot