Suggestions for Vietnamese Restaurant near Upper East Side, New York

Andrew C. • October 17, 2017Probably one of the best Vietnamese restaurants in NYC... spring rolls and calamari were great + pho was PHOnomenal (HA) + chicken curry dishes were wonderfully spicy!!!

dawn.in.newyork • September 28, 2016Vietnamese pork chop (Suon Nuong) was prepared well in ample portion. Food here is less salty than other Vietnamese places, so I was very satisfied with it.

dawn.in.newyork • April 26, 2016This is a tiny place but have so many great menus of Vietnamese and Thai cuisine. Not only banh mi sandwiches, but also Thai curry was so good.

Richa R. • November 12, 2013one of my favorite Vietnamese places in the city, been frequenting since 2010. cannot go wrong with the kalbi, pad see ew or pho

Eaters H. • March 8, 2016Beef pho and beef salad are ok, not particularly great, but doable if you just want Vietnamese food. Definitely skip the Vietnamese coffee. It was too light and not enough grinds. Decent pricing.

Alexa C. • February 10, 2020Pho broth. For anyone looking for gF spring roll just note that they use wheat spring roll wrappers and not rice wrappers normally used in Vietnamese style spring roll

martha d. • November 5, 2019Plan ahead, it’s popular! The pork spring rolls are amazing

Michael G. • August 16Everything is great. Love the brisket pho and summer rolls in particular

Raz S. • January 19, 2013Awesome pho. Try it with udon noodles!

Shirley L. • August 25, 2013Who knew bubble tea at a Vietnamese restaurant can be so good! Bubbles are very soft (not chewy), has great tea flavor, and perfect level of sweetness. Pho is great value and they give lots of meat!

Wesley B. • August 23, 2014Seriously the best Vietnamese food I've had in Manhattan, and inexpensive & friendly too. The black rice dessert is extra special, but the coffee, banh mid, and pho also excel.

Jason S. • October 28, 2023Authentic Vietnamese food. Must try if you’re in the area.

Sarah N. • February 8, 2020Curry pho was huge, spicy (there’s a non spicy option) and delicious. AND AFFORDABLE

Jeffrey G. • May 7, 2022Pork banh-mi and the Pate banh mi from this hole in the wall spot are fantastic, with fresh bread. Vietnamese good and cheap.

Tiffany • May 7, 2017Probably the best Vietnamese restaurant in all of Astoria. Try the beef balls in pho if you can - they were so good!

Carol • July 5Really delicious bone marrow pho!

Pete M. • March 5, 2020The best Vietnamese food in Midtown.

Jeremy r. • January 22, 2018Anything. The vegetarian sandwiches are amazing. So happy this is here in Astoria.

Village Voice • December 12, 2013Order the ham and egg banh mi for breakfast, with a unique smoothie including flavors like jackfruit and avocado.

John A. • December 28, 2015Quick Vietnamese style noodles for lunch and dinner. Vegetarian options. Most popular dishes are any of the signature noodle soups. Great staff and service.

Lucy C. • May 13, 2022Solid sandwiches. Just know the wait for takeout can be up to 15 min during lunch.

ginnnnnnny . • December 8, 2015The cold noodle with the fish Suisse is great!

Blink2HappyDays • December 20, 2014I attended a wedding dinner here last night (December 19), we were in the top floor. The room wasn't huge so it was definitely crowded, food was delicious

Jeremy O. • November 17, 2012Try the Awabi Sakamushi