By admin A popular Vietnamese restaurant in midtown Sacramento has temporarily closed.
Saigon Alley Kitchen + Bar at 1801 L St. closed after service on Sunday, Oct. 18, for renovations, owner Mymy Nguyen confirmed.
In a statement to The Bee, Nguyen wrote that the renovations will include “touch-ups on deep cleaning and upholstery and work on the front patio.”
Nguyen did not say how long the temporary closure would be.
During the time the restaurant is closed, a new brunch menu will be put in place, Nguyen said.
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Popular for its pho, garlic noodles and banh mi tacos and full cocktail menu, Saigon Alley opened in 2020. The restaurant expanded to Natomas Boulevard in Natomas and Folsom’s Broadstone Marketplace, but both locations were permanently closed.
The restaurant served staple Vietnamese dishes with sharable family-sized portions. It also served a 72-hour bone broth pho and Wagyu pho.
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