Small space with intimate dining and nostalgic decor creates a cozy, homey vibe. Atmosphere feels like a family-run bodega, peaceful and inviting despite occasional discomfort. Offers authentic Vietnamese cuisine with unique dishes beyond pho.
Pho stands out with its rich broth and rare steak options, often noted as among the best in the area. Dishes like banh beo, banh xeo, hu tieu, and Bun Cha Ha Noi add variety beyond typical Vietnamese menus.
Bun Cha Ha Noi here is authentic and flavorful. The dish is prepared with care and tastes delicious, matching traditional recipes closely.
"The Vietnamese food here has rich, balanced broths that taste like home."
"I found the Vietnamese food here to be truly authentic and delicious."
"The Bun Cha here is authentic, flavorful, and delicious."
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The restaurant offers dishes not commonly found at other Vietnamese restaurants, like banh beo and banh xeo.
There are plenty of vegetarian options available on the menu.
Parking is free but can get crowded; spots are limited and tight.
Spacious and clean Vietnamese restaurant with a quiet, relaxing ambiance and traditional Vietnamese new wave music playing. The place has a local neighbor charm and a welcoming vibe. It often feels empty, especially on weekdays and early evenings, with easy parking nearby.
Rich, flavorful pho broth stands out with a hearty mix of rare steak, brisket, flank, and meatballs. Appetizers like Fried Fish Cake and Fresh Summer Rolls complement authentic dishes such as Bun Cha Hanoi and Bun dau mam tom.
Smoky meat stands out in the Bun Cha Hanoi dish, matching flavors from Vietnam. It arrives with traditional sides like mien ga and ca Thanh long, all served authentically and tasting very good.
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Parking is easier on the street than closer to Webster.
Lunch time is busy on Fridays.
The restaurant offers great vegetarian options.
Modern Vietnamese restaurant with clean, stylish decor and a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere. Seating is comfortable, encouraging relaxed meals. Unique touches like bamboo straws and homemade pickled garlic add to the authentic vibe.
Pho here stands out for its excellent broth and top notch meat quality with perfect tenderness. Drinks like Cà Phê Sữa Đá are very tasty and complement the meal well.
Generous portions of Bun Cha bring a comforting, home-like feel. Options include Bun Cha Ha Noi alongside other classic dishes like Pho.
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Expect to pay around $20 for a bowl of pho.
There is an extra charge of $2.50 for fresh noodles.
Parking is available on-site, making it easy to access.
Small Vietnamese restaurant offers authentic Hanoi-style bun cha with charcoal-grilled pork and crispy crab egg rolls. Atmosphere is casual and mainly geared toward take-away with limited seating. Prices are reasonable considering the high-quality flavors and careful packaging for delivery.
Bun cha here offers super authentic Hanoi flavor with delicious vermicelli and crispy crab egg rolls served alongside fresh vegetables and a well-seasoned dipping sauce. The crab egg rolls stand out as some of the best, rivaling those from Saigon and Hanoi.
Offers super authentic Bun Cha with strong Hanoi flavors. Crab egg rolls stand out as very delicious and among the best compared to Saigon and Hanoi versions.
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The restaurant has a limited menu focusing on a few high-quality dishes.
They are running a 'Buy 4 Get 1 Free' promotion on certain dishes.
The restaurant primarily offers take-away with only four small tables available.
Vietnamese restaurant inside an Asian supermarket offers authentic dishes with flavor-packed cuisine and reasonable prices. The atmosphere feels laid back and unassuming, with a few tables for dining. Unique dishes and a complimentary dessert set it apart from typical spots.
Offers authentic Bun Cha Hanoi and Bun Dau Mam Tom that taste like Vietnam. Serves Banh Mi and dishes like Cha Ca, Bo Luc Lac, and Com Ga Tay Cam with very good fish sauce and Vietnamese coffee.
Offers a Ha Noi version of Bun Cha that tastes very close to the authentic dish from Vietnam. The Bun Cha Ha Noi is consistently solid and tasty, matching the flavors found in Vietnam.
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Ngon Ngon To Go is located inside a Vietnamese supermarket, which may be hard to find.
The restaurant offers both sit-down dining and to-go ordering options.
There are very few tables available, so expect limited seating.
Large Vietnamese restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor patio seating with a family-run atmosphere serving Northern classics for over 35 years. The vibe is casual and welcoming, suitable for groups or solo diners, with a wide variety of authentic dishes and free chè dessert. It stays open late, providing a relaxed spot for traditional meals well into the night.
Northern Vietnamese classics shine with superb pho, including wagyu pho and chicken pho with breast meat. Dishes like Bun Cha Hanoi and nuoc mam wings offer hearty, authentic flavors, while che dau den provides a balanced, not-too-sweet finish.
Grilled pork comes generous and packed with flavor in the Bun Cha Hanoi. It pairs with vermicelli, fresh herbs, and a dipping sauce that complements the traditional Vietnamese meatballs well.
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The restaurant stays open until midnight, making it a late-night option.
Prices are reasonable, with many dishes under $20.
The menu features a wide variety of Vietnamese dishes, including pho and hot pot.
Vietnamese restaurant offers a cozy and open space with six big television screens and a coffee bar. Atmosphere feels friendly and family-oriented, with a relaxed vibe especially when uncrowded. Seating encourages a sense of community, balancing modern simplicity with comfort.
Pho stands out with its flavorful broth and an amazing oxtail option. Banh mi comes in solid varieties like cold cut and beef, paired well with spring rolls and Thai iced tea.
Bun cha here features flavorful grilled pork served with noodles and herbs. The dish stands out for its authentic Hanoi style and balanced taste.
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84 Viet is open till midnight, with last call for food at 1 am.
They allow a few people to order to go before 12:30 am.
The restaurant uses a QR code ordering system at each table.
Bright, spacious interior with colorful decor and professional food photography on the walls creates a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The restaurant serves Northern Vietnamese style pho, offering a distinct flavor profile compared to typical Southern variants. Staff speak Vietnamese, adding to the authentic vibe.
Northern style pho features a flavorful, authentic broth with fresh vegetables and tender ribs. Bun Cha Hanoi offers a taste very close to the original, complemented by a unique jar of pepper and garlic pickles served on the side.
Bun Cha Hanoi here tastes very close to the original with an authentic Hanoi style. It leans on the sweet side and offers a flavorful experience not found at many places.
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The restaurant serves authentic Northern Vietnamese cuisine, different from most Vietnamese places.
Expect generous portion sizes, though some find them slightly smaller than average.
The restaurant is very clean, with well-maintained restrooms and dining areas.
Small, bright interior offers a cozy and simple atmosphere with pretty, inviting decor. The space feels spacious despite location in a packed plaza, and a TV adds casual background entertainment. The vibe is chill and fun, attracting those seeking authentic northern Vietnamese dishes.
Bun Cha Ha Noi stands out with its unique take and strong shrimp sauce in bun dau mam tom. Pho offers a northern Vietnamese style flavor, thick Vietnamese coffee complements the meal, and mini banh mi adds variety.
Bun Cha Ha Noi stands out with its unique sauce and the option to customize your own small bowl. The dish offers a slightly different take from other versions but remains very delicious.
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Parking is available on Brookhurst Street across from Meet Fresh.
The restaurant is small and not ideal for large groups.
Most dishes are under $20, making it reasonably priced.
Modern space offers a warm, cozy atmosphere with quiet, calm energy. Dishes highlight authentic Vietnamese flavors including rare street food specialties and excellent pho and seafood. Service is friendly and the setting feels inviting for group dinners or casual meals.
Pho and banh mi stand out with rich, meaty broth and fresh flavors. Unique dishes like snails and bun mam add variety beyond the usual, paired well with iced Vietnamese coffee for a refreshing balance.
Medium size serves of Bun Cha come with pork patties that tend to be quite dry. The dish pairs well with egg coffee for a complete meal.
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Parking is either metered or there is residential 2-hour parking nearby from Monday to Saturday, 8 am to 9 pm.
The menu offers a variety of traditional and modern Vietnamese dishes.
The portions for the pho are generous and well-priced.
Modern design and spacious layout create a bright, cozy atmosphere with minimal decor and several grandfather clocks. Noise level is moderate, and the place attracts those seeking elegant dining with a focus on seafood specialties. Parking is ample, and the setting suits casual meals and dates alike.
Crispy fried spring rolls feature a sweet crab filling and a perfectly crispy crust. Pho Ap Chao Don offers a seafood flavor explosion with fresh vegetables and a well-seasoned dipping sauce.
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There are plenty of free parking spots in the strip mall.
There was no wait at the new Favori Restaurant.
It is best to come at off-hours to avoid the crowd.
Large, bright Vietnamese restaurant with spacious indoor and outdoor seating and multiple big TVs showing scenes from Vietnam. Atmosphere feels authentic and relaxed, blending American pop and Vpop music at a moderate volume. Menu offers unique regional dishes and fresh seafood not commonly found in other local Vietnamese spots.
Grilled pork in the Bún Chả Hà Nội offers great flavor and tenderness, paired with a fish sauce so good it could almost be drunk. The Hu Tieu Nam Vang features a savory black sauce that stands out, while dishes like cha gio and thinly sliced pork show high quality and flavor.
Grilled pork in the bun cha has great flavor and stays perfectly tender. Options include Bun cha Hanoi and Bun dau mam tom.
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The restaurant offers a promotion on duck noodle soup for $10 for a limited time.
The portions are large enough to share among three people.
The menu features dishes not commonly found at other Vietnamese restaurants.
Modern design blends with authentic Vietnamese vibe in a well-spaced, clean setting. Atmosphere stays quiet during breakfast and offers a good vibe overall. Seating includes booths and tables, creating a comfortable dining experience.
Authentic Northern Vietnamese dishes shine with Bun Dau Mam Tom, Bun Cha Ha Noi, and crab bun rieu soup featuring soft shell crab and sea snails. Bun cha gio and bun gia cay also stand out for their genuine flavors and presentation.
Bun Cha Ha Noi stands out for its taste and presentation. The dish pairs grilled pork with noodles and a flavorful dipping sauce, making it a recommended choice here.
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Parking is easy and free at the plaza.
Parking is crowded on weekends; arrive early for a spot.
The restaurant closes at 10 PM and doesn't accept customers after that.
Small space with modern decor and concrete floors creates a cozy yet busy atmosphere. Loud vinahouse music adds energy but can be overwhelming. Known for traditional Vietnamese dishes with large portions and strong flavors, especially noodle soups and grilled fish cakes.
Bun Cha Ha Noi stands out with its sweet fish sauce and fresh vegetables, making it a favorite. Other dishes like Bun Rieu, Pha Lau, and Bun Ca Da Nang also feature prominently with rich flavors and generous portions.
Bun Cha Ha Noi stands out for its flavor, often considered the best in the area. Portions of noodles and vegetables are small, but the dish is filling and highly recommended.
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Expect a 25-40 minute wait for food during peak hours.
The restaurant offers covered parking for convenience.
A can of Diet Coke costs $1.50.
Small space with tables close together and modern decor creates a calm, inviting atmosphere that reflects Northern Vietnamese cuisine. The vibe is clean and friendly, though seating can feel cramped. Guests find authentic flavors paired with thoughtful ambiance and fresh ingredients.
Northern Vietnamese dishes shine with silky soft tofu, perfectly wrapped spring rolls, and richly simmered pho broth. Bun rieu and canh bun offer fresh, flavorful options with marinated grilled pork and crisp vegetables.
Bun cha Ha Noi comes in a generous portion and features silky soft tofu in the bun dau mam tom. The flavors balance well and the serving size is more than enough.
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The restaurant only accepts cash, Zelle, or Venmo for payments.
Expect to wait during peak hours, especially for Bun Cha.
Seating is limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.