Prem & Pi Vegetarian Bistro - since 2013

The food was overall super good and very flavourful. The only area of improvement was that we had ordered a juice and the first one that came out tastes very old and the fruit wasnt fresh. The staff were very quick to fix this and immediately gave us a new one which was great. Another thing is that we had ordered the puri and the server confirmed our order back to us but somehow it will still missed. In the end we didnt get to try it.

A nice spot for a vegan meal. The restaurant is on the third floor, and the location is convenient. We ordered several dishes, and everything was quite good. The staff all spoke excellent English, which made ordering and asking questions easy. Overall, a pleasant experience and a good option if you’re looking for vegan food in the area.

Their vegetarian menu is very inclusive of varying tastes and moods. I loved my squash soup and my eggplant don that both went well with their recommended wine. Music was toned down, but sufficient to create a very relaxing ambiance! Amazing experience that would not break your bank. Will be happy to be back in the future!

I’ve lived in Saigon for 3 months and I must say this restaurant tucked into an adorable alleyway has become quickly become my favourite comfort restaurant to stop by. I’ve been here over 4 times and each time I leave feeling warmed from the inside out. I feel incredibly relaxed not only by the atmosphere, staffs but, also the comforting food here. If you enjoy flavours that are light, easy on the stomach, and comforting this might just be the place for you to visit :> I absolutely love thick pizza crust, so I recommend the burrata + curry pizza. I like this one specifically cause one side is tangy, zesty from lemon and orange and the other has a bunch of Indian green curry in contrast with lemongrass. I also enjoy the bowl of Prem which has a more earthy light taste— that depends on how you choose to eat it can leans more creamy from their cashew miso sauce which I adore. And lastly, I absolutely love their stewed cochayuyo with banana tofu peanuts. It may sounds odd, but it’s to me such a comforting soup, rice is not included but highly recommended to order this dish with. To me this dish tastes exactly like something my grandma would make for me, something comforting, warm and perfect for rainy days. I really hope more people know about this restaurant since I’ve had such a peaceful experience here. I know it may sounds like over flattering at this point, but I genuinely haven’t felt this way about the restaurants I’ve been to in Saigon. I hope this can help someone too, in finding a place they can perhaps call a comfort in this bustling city.

Top tier vegetarian food and drinks, masterfully made. The host has clearly put a lot of love into the menu- everything was sensational. I especially loved the kumquat sauce with the spring rolls, the Vietnamese fog salad and the sodas. Everything was to die for and the service was super friendly and speedy. The only criticism I could make if I had to find one, is that most of dishes came at once. But this may be a cultural difference. We’ll definitely be back again soon!