Saigon Alley Coffee
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Saigon Alley Coffee is a Vietnamese and Western cafe on Old Northern Road in Castle Hill, with quick counter service and a restful room hung with Vietnamese lanterns. It is best known for its Vietnamese-style coffee and chicken skewer vermicelli bowls. Arthur Whitling Park is about a four-minute walk away.
About Saigon Alley Coffee
Food at Saigon Alley Coffee
The menu mixes Vietnamese dishes with Western ones. Reviewers mention chicken skewer vermicelli salad bowls, chicken katsu rice and a rice-noodle soup, which arrives with bean sprouts, herbs and a dipping sauce on the side. Prices sit in the $20 to $40 range.
What to order: Chicken skewer vermicelli salad bowl ยท Vietnamese-style coffee
Coffee and drinks
Reviewers praise the Vietnamese-style coffee. One reviewer describes it as a strong coffee thickened with condensed milk rather than drip coffee, and says to ask for it by that name.
Facilities at Saigon Alley Coffee
What visitors say about Saigon Alley Coffee?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- ๐ฌFriendly, quick service, named by several reviewers
- ๐ฌGood value, with food that is fresh and tasty
- ๐ฌVietnamese-style coffee, praised by several reviewers
Near Saigon Alley Coffee
Visitor tips for Saigon Alley Coffee
- โOrder at the counter, where the sign says to order here; reviewers say service is quick.
- โAsk for the Vietnamese-style coffee by that name; one reviewer found that asking for Vietnamese coffee drew a blank.
- โTakeaway is popular: one reviewer saw a steady stream of takeaway orders, so allow a little extra time at lunch.
Getting to Saigon Alley Coffee
Shop 7, 289 Old Northern Road, Castle Hill NSW 2154. Parking is available.
FAQ
Does Saigon Alley Coffee serve breakfast?
Yes, it serves breakfast, brunch and lunch, and takeaway orders are common alongside the tables.
Is there parking at Saigon Alley Coffee?
Yes, parking is available at the Castle Hill shop on Old Northern Road.
Can you get Vietnamese-style coffee at Saigon Alley Coffee?
Yes, it is the drink reviewers name most. Ask for it by its name, Vietnamese-style coffee.