Saigon 75, restaurant in Stuttgart, Germany
Saigon 75 is a restaurant in Stuttgart, Germany, located on Königstraße, a main street in the city center. Inside, guests find simple wooden tables, soft lighting, and dishes served in colorful bowls with fresh herbs and vegetables.
Saigon 75 opened in a former hotel building called Marquardt after a long approval process with the monument protection office. The owners spent three years planning the move from a dream to a working kitchen in this location.
The name refers to 1975, the year Saigon was renamed, and you can see that connection in the photos and colors on the walls. The menu includes dishes like floating noodle bowls that are made to look like they are served on the streets of Vietnam today.
Walk in directly from the pedestrian zone and ask the staff for help with the menu if you are unsure what to order. A seat near the window gives you a view of the street while you eat.
Try the Cà Phê Muối, a cold coffee with condensed milk and a pinch of salt that changes the bitterness into something smoother. You can also order the Mì Bay noodles, which are arranged so the noodles appear to hover above the bowl.
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