At Saigon Casa, Suffolk County's only Vietnamese restaurant, adventurous eaters can indulge unfamiliar flavors --- plus signature dishes like pho and banh mi.

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Banh beo or "floating cake" is made with a blend of chopped pork and shrimp topped with crunchy bread crumbs, dried onion, carrot and daikon radish and served with fish sauce at Saigon Casa in Port Jefferson Station.

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Saigon Casa offers authentic Vietnamese food in Port Jefferson Station.

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Each table at Saigon Casa in Port Jefferson Station holds an array of sauces for seasoning the restaurant's Vietnamese dishes.

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Bahn xeo, a Vietnamese crepe filled with bean sprouts, shrimp and pork, is ready to be broken apart and rolled in lettuce leaves before eating at Saigon Casa in Port Jefferson Station.

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Succulent and peppery com suron tom nurong, a grilled pork chop sliced thin and served with shrimp, rice, cucumbers and fish sauce, is a specialty at Saigon Casa in Port Jefferson Station.

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Goi cuon nem nurong is a summer roll with fermented pork wrapped in thin rice paper and served with fish sauce for dipping at Saigon Casa in Port Jefferson Station.

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The broth for pho dac bjet takes 20 hours to cook. The soup is filled with beef meatballs, brisket, tripe, tendon and roast beef and served with a side of bean sprouts, jalapeno and Thai basil at Saigon Casa in Port Jefferson Station.

 
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