Phở Đặc Biệt
$13.95
Rice noodle pho soup with beef brisket, eye round, and tendon.
“Some of the best Phở Đặc Biệt I’ve ever had in my life.”
Noodles
Bún Combo 1
$19.95
Rice vermicelli with BBQ beef, pork, spring rolls, and taro shrimp cake.
“Delicious food. The barbecued pork was perfect.”
Bún Thịt Nướng
$12.95
Barbecued pork is served with rice vermicelli in this noodle dish.
“Great food and BBQ pork was sooooooo good!! I highly recommend the BBQ pork in any dish.. service was fast for serving food and cleaning it up. Broth was so flavorful. First time in new york and this was such a hit.. small place off main street”
Phở Tái
$11.95
Rice noodle soup with eye-round beef served in broth.
“The Pho Tai was excellent and a fantastic deal. A generous serving of tender beef, flavorful yet clean broth makes for a fantastic meal. I am going to come back to try the Bahn Mi which looks fantastic”
Soups
Canh Chua Cá
$21.95
Salmon is served in a hot-and-sour soup.
“Amazing authentic soup. Great service. Highly recommended!”
Canh Chua Tôm
$17.95
Shrimp is served in hot-and-sour soup with tangy broth.
“I'm sorry I never wrote a review. I've been a loyal customer for almost 35 years. Every time I go I order almost exactly the same meal. Hot and Sour shrimp soup,pork chops,salt and pepper shrimp ,fried squid ,bbq beef salad, hollow vegetable and Broken rice . I love this place !!!!!!!!!!!!!”
Canh Chua Gà
$16.95
Hot-and-sour chicken soup brings tangy broth and chicken.
“Fantastic Bahn Mi. If you're heading to Chinatown and love Vietnamese food, this is a must. Staff was friendly and bathroom was clean. Coffee was strong and delicious. Highly recommend this for dine in, or just grab a sandwich and go!”
Canh Chua Chay
$15.95
A hot-and-sour vegetable soup brings tangy broth and vegetables together.
“Truly a NYC gem, best Vietnamese food. Affordable, friendly, filling and delicious.”
Vietnamese Rice Dishes
Cơm Chiên Bò Lúc Lắc
$17.95
Fried rice is topped with sautéed cubes of beef.
“We love Nha Trang One! My best friend introduced us to it years ago & its our Go to spot! Andy, his wife and entire group are great. The food is phenomenal, you can't go wrong anything you order. Our favorites are the pork chops, of course..the beef cubes, salt & pepper shrimp, noodles, spring rolls. It's all just fabulous!”
Cơm Sườn Nướng
$12.50
Barbecued pork chops top rice for a straightforward entrée.
“I came here with a family of 5 and were seated promptly. I had some fantastic pork chops as well as some crispy pork egg rolls! Family had pho and said it was very good as well.”
Cơm Sườn Bì Chả
$17.95
Rice with barbecued pork chops, shredded pork, and steamed pork egg cake.
“Had the com suon bi cha , it was delicious, portion was pretty large for the price, had 3 different kinds of pork. I really like the porkchops, cut super thin and grilled perfectly so the had a bit of char but still super tender.”
Cơm Chiên Tôm
$12.95
Shrimp is cooked with fried rice for a seafood-centered dish.
“My favorite traditional Vietnamese spot in Manhattan. Have been eating here for over a decade. The food is fresh, delicious and consistently well prepared. Service is always excellent and fast. Highly recommended!”
Seafood
Phở Đồ Biển
$12.95
Rice noodle soup with shrimp, squid, and fish balls in Vietnamese pho.
“Everything is perfect. Nothing bad to say about this place. Friendly staff and attentive staff. Dishes that we usually order is always excellent. Literally my favorite and forever go-to spot for seafood rice noodle pho—Can’t find any delicious seafood w/fish balls pho quite like it anywhere else. I have recommended this place to many people, and they all love it as well.”
Cá Kho Tộ
$24.95
Braised salmon is served with a special Vietnamese sauce.
“Amazing food, great service, so cheap... Everything is perfect in this restaurant. I've been in Vietnam and the food is exactly the same. I'll come back for sure.”
Tôm Gói (Đu Đủ)
$18.50
Shrimp with shredded papaya served as a cold salad.
“My boyfriend took me here for dinner! My first time eating Vietnamese food. The food was amazing and will be returning again”
Mi Xao Gion Do Biển
$20.95
Seafood is served over crispy egg noodles for a crunchy entrée.
“The Best Authentic Vietnamese Food In NYC”
Chicken
Gà Xào Gừng Hành
$16.95
Chicken and green onions are served in ginger sauce for a savory entrée.
“This place is legendary. Super tasty fresh Vietnamese cuisine served in a classic casual NYC Chinatown setting. Reasonable prices as well. Our family’s favorite for the past 15 years. They recently added Banh Mi - I got the vegetarian Banh Mi and it was great. Their salt and pepper calamari is outstanding. Service is friendly/efficient. Go!”
Gà Nướng
$16.95
Grilled chicken comes with a mixed spring salad on the side.
“Super aromatic lemongrass-marinated grilled chicken, and really recommend the Com Thit Bo Ng! Just thought to be a random Vietnamese food at Christmas Eve, but it was so good and forget take photos.”
Gà Úm Cary
$20.95
Chicken and vegetables are served in curry sauce.
“The best Vietnamese food I had in NYC so far! This is my goto spot”
Gà Xào Sả Ớt
$16.95
Chicken is cooked with chili and lemongrass sauce.
“So fresh, so cozy, so delicious and balanced. Spring rolls, chili chicken with lemongrass sauce, and seafood pho were a perfect trio for two people. The pho was so good I almost can’t wait to be sick!!”
BBQ
Sườn Heo Nướng
$16.95
Vietnamese-style grilled pork chops are served as a barbecue entree.
“Great pork chops!”
Phở Sườn Nướng
$12.50
Barbecued pork chops are served with rice noodles in pho soup.
“Food was amazing. Really nice. I go there basically once a week. I get their pork chops with pho nooodle soup with a side of fried spring rolls. And it’s reasonably priced. Food fills you up. The owner is so nice and everyone just nice there. They also make really good lemonade like reallly good. And their Thai milk tea is textbook perfect. Right amount of sweetness. Not too sweet not too bland.”
Salads
Bò Lúc Lắc Salad Xôn
$26.95
Sautéed beef cubes are served with a watercress salad.
“Bo Luc Lac always phenomenal, that's all I get here. Everyone else seems to get the pho, maybe one day.”
Bò Lúc Lắc Salad
$20.95
Sautéed beef cubes with spice and onion are served with salad.
“This is a great Vietnamese restaurant that I've been going to for a couple of years. The food is authentic, flavorful and very well priced for the portion size.”
Vietnamese Appetizers
Gỏi Cuốn Tôm
$10.95
Shrimp summer rolls make a fresh, wrapped appetizer.
“Spent a week in New York, had a wide variety of excellent food. This was hands down my favourite meal. Genuinely felt like I had travelled back to Vietnam. I ate the classic Banh Mi Dac Biet & Goi Cuon Tom, it was truly sensational!”
Gỏi Cuốn Chạy
$9.50
Summer rolls made without shrimp offer a shrimp-free appetizer.
“Update (4/2025): I’ve now been several times with friends and family. So incredibly delicious — well priced, good service! I cannot stop dreaming about the summer rolls (tofu or shrimp)! Delicious and quick! We got an iced coffee (sweet and strong), an order of summer rolls, tofu pho, and beef cubes. Simply amazing. We will be coming back!”
Chả Giò / Spring Rolls
$10.95
Deep-fried Vietnamese spring rolls filled with chicken.
“One of the best Vietnamese Restaurant in NYC. Must get is their Pho Dac Biet. Grill Pork Chop and Spring Roll were awesome. The staff is friendly and treat you like family.”
Mực Chiên Dòn / Crispy Squids
$15.95
Crispy squid is served with garlic sauce for dipping.
“In a city that is constantly changing and evolving it a comfort that one thing remains the same! Wonderful. Spring and Summer rolls, Crispy squid, pork chops, rice and tea! Bam!!”
