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Order the banh hoi thit heo nurong ($10.75). Masses of sliced pork on rice noodles, with sauted scallions. Alongside come fresh basil, lime wedges, lettuce leaves, & pickled daikon and carrot.
Eater | 2014-09-24 16:22:01
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Brand new Vietnamese place. Just opened on June 20th. Everything is pretty fresh and clean. Feels like it's from LA.
Greg | 2014-07-12 20:13:41
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Can't beat a plate full of pork chops over rice for $6
David | 2014-12-01 23:18:29
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Ph a good time, eat here.
| 2014-09-14 13:50:48
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Really authentic pho with a lot of great options
Dan | 2017-10-30 12:52:29
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Bun bo hue!
Michael | 2016-11-24 00:28:39
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Super cheap pho with good broth but the meat is not super high quality. The beef I had was tough and lacking in flavor
Honghui | 2016-04-03 19:52:25
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Very solid pho and cha gio. The bun rieu cua and bun bo hue are a bit hit-or-miss, as is the banh xeo, but it's cheaper than flying to Hanoi!
jon | 2016-02-29 17:55:52
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Pho or lemongrass chicken
bob | 2016-01-27 16:26:20
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Beef cubes. Yes
Colton | 2015-12-14 14:04:17
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Noodles and rice plates here are legit and super reasonable - way more authentic than any of the places by canal
Gina | 2015-10-24 11:18:55
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Pho Vietnam x Antonio Chiu | Antonio Chiu's flowers blossom before your very eyes at Pho Vietnam on Chrystie Street. All part of the nocturnal secret garden.
Lower East Side Partnership | 2015-10-09 13:04:48
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the name of this restaurant sounds like a bad screenname: phovietnam87. get the number 42 and 58 in the summer. sub 58 for the 3 or 20 in the winter. but always the number 42.
emily | 2015-09-07 20:37:11
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There's nothing not to like here, but I'm a fan of the beef with sesame seasoning over cold noodles. BYOB; they have a corkscrew to loan and no corking fee.
Matthew | 2015-08-29 19:04:03
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Bn b Hu + Bnh cun ch la = my all time favs. Trust me!
Yen | 2015-08-21 15:54:06
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the bahn xeo (vietnamese crepe) is. the. best. thing. i would say this is definitely the best in manhattan. and super clean (for chinatown).
emily | 2015-08-06 09:42:35
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Bn b is really good (huge portion too)!
Yen | 2015-06-15 06:57:04
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#12 tai pho is the best! My go-to and great for when you're in a hurry!
Lexi | 2015-02-18 14:12:46
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Seems to be ran by Vietnamese, which is always a plus! Not as good as NoVA but it'll do.
Mai | 2014-11-24 11:51:59
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Dac biet; pho; Vietnamese coffee
Evan | 2014-10-03 12:22:16
Order the banh hoi thit heo nurong ($10.75). Masses of sliced pork on rice noodles, with sauted scallions. Alongside come fresh basil, lime wedges, lettuce leaves, & pickled daikon and carrot.
Brand new Vietnamese place. Just opened on June 20th. Everything is pretty fresh and clean. Feels like it's from LA.
Can't beat a plate full of pork chops over rice for $6
Really authentic pho with a lot of great options
Bun bo hue!
Super cheap pho with good broth but the meat is not super high quality. The beef I had was tough and lacking in flavor
Very solid pho and cha gio. The bun rieu cua and bun bo hue are a bit hit-or-miss, as is the banh xeo, but it's cheaper than flying to Hanoi!
Pho or lemongrass chicken
Beef cubes. Yes
Noodles and rice plates here are legit and super reasonable - way more authentic than any of the places by canal
Pho Vietnam x Antonio Chiu | Antonio Chiu's flowers blossom before your very eyes at Pho Vietnam on Chrystie Street. All part of the nocturnal secret garden.
the name of this restaurant sounds like a bad screenname: phovietnam87. get the number 42 and 58 in the summer. sub 58 for the 3 or 20 in the winter. but always the number 42.
There's nothing not to like here, but I'm a fan of the beef with sesame seasoning over cold noodles. BYOB; they have a corkscrew to loan and no corking fee.
Bn b Hu + Bnh cun ch la = my all time favs. Trust me!
#12 tai pho is the best! My go-to and great for when you're in a hurry!
Seems to be ran by Vietnamese, which is always a plus! Not as good as NoVA but it'll do.
Dac biet; pho; Vietnamese coffee