Little Saigon

Welcome to Little Saigon Sacramento,

a vibrant cultural district that stands as a testament to resilience, community, and the enduring spirit of the Vietnamese-American people. Located along a two-mile stretch of Stockton Boulevard between Fruitridge Road and Florin Road, this thriving neighborhood was officially designated as "Little Saigon" in 2010, becoming Sacramento's premier destination for authentic Vietnamese culture, cuisine, and commerce.

Born from the aftermath of the 1975 Fall of Saigon, when thousands of Vietnamese refugees fled their homeland seeking safety and opportunity, Little Saigon Sacramento represents the remarkable journey of a community that transformed a once-dilapidated corridor into a bustling cultural hub. Today, this dynamic district is home to over 85 restaurants serving everything from steaming bowls of phở to fresh bánh mì sandwiches, along with supermarkets, bakeries, nail salons, and specialty shops that cater to the diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander community.

As the 10th largest Vietnamese metropolitan population in the United States with over 40,000 residents, Sacramento's Little Saigon serves as both a cultural anchor and a bridge between generations. Here, you'll discover the rich flavors of traditional Vietnamese cuisine, experience the warmth of family-owned businesses that have thrived for decades, and witness the ongoing story of a community that continues to grow, adapt, and celebrate its heritage while embracing the American dream. Whether you're seeking authentic Vietnamese flavors, exploring the area's rich history, or simply looking to experience one of Sacramento's most vibrant cultural districts, Little Saigon welcomes you with open arms and a spirit that honors both the past and the future.