Space blends modern Manhattan minimalism with rustic Saigon charm, creating a warm, cozy atmosphere filled with aromas of lemongrass and fresh herbs. Lighting stays balanced, supporting a relaxed but vibrant vibe where small groups share dishes and laughter. Decor and art pay genuine homage to Vietnamese culture, making the environment inviting and comforting.
Food here delivers authentic Vietnamese flavors with vibrant presentation and full of flavor dishes served with genuine hospitality.
Pho features fragrant, clear broth with just-right noodle textures and a northern style oxtail version rich in meat. The bo la lot offers betel leaf wagyu that stands out as a must-try dish.
Good to know
Moc Mac is currently in a soft opening phase with a grand opening planned soon.
The restaurant does not offer any desserts on the menu.
Prices at Moc Mac are considered cheap for the quality of food.
Small Vietnamese restaurant with cozy indoor seating and a covered outdoor patio featuring heating lamps. Atmosphere feels warm and friendly with modern Vietnamese music playing, creating an authentic vibe. Space fills quickly, making early arrival advisable.
Authentic Vietnamese food shines with incredible broth and consistently amazing flavors. Service and quality match the strong food focus, creating a solid dining experience.
Pho broth stands out with excellent depth and well-marinated beef, making it a solid choice. The menu also features Bun Bo Hue that tastes authentic and a tofu banh mi that is flavorful.
Good to know
The restaurant does not take reservations.
The price for a bowl of beef brisket pho is $15 pre-tax and $16.33 after tax.
Customers should arrive early due to the small size of the restaurant.
Speakeasy-style cocktail bar with a vintage Asian pharmacy exterior offers a stylish and intimate atmosphere with dim lighting and warm decor. Asian and Irish fusion cocktails feature unique ingredients like toasted rice and mango sticky rice flavors. Group seating and cucumber water at the bar add to the inviting and distinctive experience.
Food features delicious flavors and on point drinks paired with excellent service.
Ca phe ailen offers a rich Vietnamese coffee experience similar to an espresso martini. Steamed pork buns come juicy and packed with flavorful pork.
Good to know
Reservations are needed on Fridays and Saturdays as the venue gets packed.
Cocktail prices range from $19 to $21, while small bites are $14 to $16.
Happy Hour is from 6-8 P.M. with special pricing.
Vietnamese restaurant blends authentic cuisine with a casual upscale vibe featuring dim lighting and artwork murals. Seating is close together, creating a cozy but tight space suited for groups or quick meals. Menu offers unique dishes not commonly found elsewhere, emphasizing genuine flavors.
Food here offers authentic Saigonese flavors with fresh, conventional dishes that satisfy pho cravings. The menu is well-priced and perfect for casual dining with friends.
Bun Bo Hue with pig blood offers an authentic taste often missing elsewhere. The Pho Bo broth is well-balanced and not overly sweet, matching genuine Hanoi flavors. Dishes like Banh Xeo and Banh Khot stand out for their freshness and quality.
Good to know
They have specials every weekend including bún riêu and cá nướng.
There is a 3.5% credit card fee; bring cash to avoid charges.
Ask for the weekend special as it changes frequently.
Small, hole-in-the-wall sandwich shop with a retro window for walk-up orders and minimal seating outside. The atmosphere is serene and casual, with friendly energy and a focus on quick, takeout service. Sandwiches are crafted with fusion flavors and wrapped perfectly for eating on nearby benches or sidewalks.
Authentic and fusion-forward sandwiches showcase two different cuisines. The food offers incredible flavor and feels like perfect comfort food.
Salmon banh mi stands out with its rich flavor and crispy, spicy profile. The pineapple bao bun adds a sweet twist that pairs well with pork, especially in the Tsangwich and Austin Chinatown sandwiches.
Good to know
This restaurant is take out only.
There is really no seating available at this place.
Sandwiches at The Sandwich Board cost about $15-18.
Vietnamese street-style restaurant offers authentic street food vibe with low plastic stools and milk crate decor that mimic Vietnam's casual dining. Open kitchen adds to the lively, informal atmosphere. Outdoor seating on small stools recreates Vietnamese street-side dining experience.
Food features authentic Vietnamese flavors with dishes rich in dill and small clams, offering a taste uncommon in Asian cuisine. Outdoor seating mimics the Vietnamese street food experience.
Bun Dau Mam Tom stands out with its authentic northern style and a sauce blending egg yolk and fish sauce that adds a unique flavor. Pho here tastes genuine and light, avoiding artificial flavors common elsewhere, while vegetarian options like Bun Dao also impress.
Good to know
Reservations should be made through their Instagram in advance.
There is a long wait for both seating and food, with an hour wait before mains were ready.
Bún Đậu Mắm Tôm is only available in the summer and not when it gets cold.
Small space with limited seating and a cozy, warm atmosphere. Displays showcase unique Vietnamese pastries and salted egg yolk items that attract steady interest. Prices are on the higher side, reflecting the specialty dessert offerings.
Food here shows authentic Vietnamese flavors that stand out from typical Instagram spots. The dishes offer a genuine taste experience that invites repeat visits.
Salted egg lava buns feature a runny yolk filling and fluffy texture topped with savory pork floss. Classic Vietnamese coffee pairs well with excellent cakes and buns like pandan and taro mini cakes.
Good to know
The cake shop requires a 48 hour cake preorder.
There is a limited amount of lava buns and croissants available each day.
Expect to order to-go as there are few seats inside.
Small space with tight seating and mostly bar counters creates an intimate atmosphere that feels like a French bistro with Vietnamese influences. The vibe is cozy and inviting, with an open kitchen adding a homey touch. The place draws a crowd interested in unique dishes blending French and Vietnamese flavors.
Food features top-notch flavor profiles and fresh, delicious ingredients. Every dish delivers incredible taste that stands out.
Chicken liver pate and crudo come with Meyer lemon nuoc mam for a refreshing twist. Mussels get a cold marinade with Lao Gan Ma and fish sauce, while eggs mix mayonnaise and soy sauce for bold flavors. French onion soup features pho spices that blend well.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended well in advance due to high demand.
Expect wait times of over 2 hours on busy nights.
The menu changes weekly, offering unique dishes each visit.
Spacious interior blends traditional Vietnamese decor with modern touches creating a cozy yet vibrant atmosphere. Music varies from loud dubstep to soft jazz, influencing the energy from lively to relaxed. Seating is abundant, supporting a family-like vibe even during busy times.
Food comes out quickly and tastes consistently delicious and authentic. The cuisine offers excellent Vietnamese dishes at a relatively cheap price.
Pho features a rich aromatic broth with fresh noodles and well-cooked beef skirt. Crispy spring rolls wrapped in lettuce complement the dozen pho varieties available.
Good to know
The restaurant offers a dozen varieties of Pho.
Dine-in and take-out options are available.
The restaurant is open late.
No-frills Vietnamese restaurant with spacious dining room and traditional Asian decor. Atmosphere is bustling and lively, often crowded with closely placed tables and a warm temperature inside. Menu offers authentic classic dishes with large portions and reasonable prices.
Food offers comfort with large portions and quick service. Dishes focus on Vietnamese flavors and deliver consistent quality.
Pho stands out with rich beef and pork chop options that consistently satisfy. Crispy and fried spring rolls add a great crunch, while the bun bo hue offers a reliable spicy kick.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 9 PM, despite the listing stating 9:30 PM.
No reservation is required.
The staff blocked off half of the restaurant for the lunar new year event.