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Kitchen Chat and more…
“In this property, it is more of an asset to us,” Truong said. Is Truong concerned that Vietnamese food — readily available in the City of Buffalo and to the north — may have a harder time building a following in the Southtowns?
“I know that not many ethnic cuisines have come here and survived, but you can see things are changing,” he said. “I talked to a lot of people, got a lot of opinions before we made this move, and we got a lot of positive feedback from people.”
Truong admits that five years ago a move like this may not have made sense. But he said he is excited to see the response when he opens for business in April.
Tommy Truong grew up in the family business. For the last 23 years, his family has owned and operated Saigon Bangkok, a Vietnamese and Thai restaurant.
The first location in Tonawanda opened more than two decades ago, and seven years ago, the family added a second location in Amherst. When Truong was ready to scout locations for a third restaurant, the Village of Hamburg was on his short list.
At Saigon Bangkok in Hamburg, our traditional Thai and Vietnamese recipes that have been passed on and refined through generations can be said to have brought cultural diversity to local cuisine art enthusiasts.
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