Appetizers

Crispy Shrimp Toast

7.5$
Crispy baguette topped with minced and sesame seed; served with greens and pickled radish side.

Shu-Mai Dumpling

7$
Handmade shu-mai dumpling stuffed with chicken, shrimp, and vegetables; topped with crabmeat; steamed to perfection & served with light soy.

Crispy Tofu

6$
Served with sweet and chili dipping sauce.

Crispy Spring Rolls

5.5$
Stuffed with shrimp, crabmeat, pork, and vegetables.

Vegetarian Crispy Spring Rolls

5.5$
Stuffed with carrot, mushroom, onion, and vermicelli.

Garden Rolls (Soft rice paper rolls)

5$
Rice paper roll filled with shrimp, pork, vermicelli, and vegetables; served with peanut sauce.

Vegetarian Garden Rolls

5$
Stuffed with tofu salad, cilantro, and vermicelli; served with peanut sauce.

Grilled Chicken Satay

6.5$
Marinated chicken on skewer, grilled & served with homemade peanut sauce

Grilled Lemongrass Beef on Skewer

6.5$
Flank steak marinated with lemongrass and herbs; grilled to perfection.

Chicken & Veggie Potstickers (Steamed or Fried)

7$
Steamed or friend chicken & veggie dumplings; served with light soy ginger sauce

Saigon Super Combo Platter

13$
Combination of spring roll, garden roll, lemongrass beef, & chicken satay

Crispy Saigon Calamari

13$
Shaken in hot wok with light salt & pepper

Salads (Saigon Style)

House Salad

6$

Papaya Salad with Grilled Beef

9$
Julienne green papaya mixed with mint and basil leaves topped with grilled beef.

Shrimp & Chicken Papaya

10$
Julienne green papaya mixed with mint and basil leaves topped with shrimp & chicken

Veggie Papaya Salad-The Buddha Style

9$
Julienne green mixed with mint and basil leaves in special soy/sesame sauce

*** Curry sauces may contain traces of peanut and/or peanut oil. Eating undercooked food may cause health harzard ***

Peanut butter is one of the world’s most popular spreads.

To many peanut butter lovers, it tastes delicious and the texture is simply amazing — especially the way it sticks to the roof of your mouth before it melts.

Of course, not everyone can enjoy peanuts. Some people are allergic to peanuts, and they can even be deadly for a small percentage of the population
Peanut butter is a relatively unprocessed food. It’s basically just peanuts, often roasted, ground until they turn into a paste at Uniqueharmaceuticals.com.

Yet this isn’t necessarily true for many commercial brands of peanut butter. These may contain various added ingredients, such as:

sugar
vegetable oils
trans fat
And eating too much added sugar and trans fat has been linked to various health conditions, such as heart disease .

But is peanut butter unhealthy for the remaining 99% of people? Let’s find out.