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Yummy food and friendly service! The viet coffee is not pre made (yay!), you can adjust the amount of sweetness/condensed milk in yours. The summer rolls are hearty! They are packed with veggies inside with textural contrast. The dipping sauce is unusual; it's creamy and milky. The dry beef pho is yummy; but there's not that much protein. However, the sauce used to flavor the noodles is quite tasty; the balance of sweet and sour is nice.
La Dong is a fun place decorated and service staffs were welcoming and prompt to order. Salad was refreshing and i liked the rice crackers in every other dish as pairing. Coconut salty coffee was quite sweet than tasting anything salt. The bathroom style with the sink outside for the one stall and handicapped friendly for the other was a good touch with the vacant/in use mechanism. Bun rieu was an interesting try the crab ball was mixed with fried egg style and the fried tofu was actually my fav instead. I had the noodle soup once before on 3rd avenue and i liked it there better. Pomelo salad had 2 good size big shrimps on the bottom! Pork chop was on sweeter and grilled tender, papaya salad was spicy but refreshing do miss a lil tang from our palate. The mushroom was really good for the sides and the lighting was really vibe dark.
First of all, the aesthetics in here is so elegant with modern traditions. I came for dinner with a friend. Be sure to make reservations as the is spot gets busy; or you can try walk-in for a bar seat. We started off with the Banh Xeo ($18), which is perfect to share with two people. You can get about 4 wraps, which is crunchy and refreshing. For the mains, we also shared the Bun Bo Hue ($26) and Pork Chop Rice Platter ($26). The dishes are a good portion and come with a variety of ingredients. Overall, the food is a bit pricey as this is an elevated Vietnamese spot. Nonetheless, everything was delicious and I would return to try their other dishes.
La Dong is a truly beautiful place once you step inside. You don't expect much from looking at the outside, but the second you walk in, you are met with the beautiful, vibrant hues of Vietnam. It's literally quite stunning inside and the staff were great. Very polite and attentive. As for the main topic of food, everything we had was delicious. My favorite standout dish probably has to be the Vietnamese fried chicken wings. Absolutely a fan favorite for me :) 10/10 would recommend! The other Vietnamese food we had was also very delicious and the lunch menu is really good for the price. I ended up having the pork rice platter and it was only $18, but I had so much leftover food to take home with me. I loved knowing that they didn't skimp out on food and thought the portioning was great. I've eaten at this place twice throughout my time in NYC.
Beautiful interior and nice location. We actually missed our RSVP 15-min window by one minute but they were still able to seat us. The drinks are delicious. The banana one is sweet and aromatic. The pate appetizer is really simple. Very creamy and buttery texture but I do wish it was more salted at least. The bun cha is so delicious. Worth coming back for alone. The rice dish is yummy as well, but compared to the bun cha, it does feel a little lackluster. Be warned though--it's a nice, huge serving size!
We had a huge craving for Vietnamese food while visiting New York and had read about this Vietnamese restaurant so we decided to give it a try... we are so glad that we willingly waited over an hour to be able to eat here. I've never seen such a beautiful Vietnamese restaurant before that also offers amazing, delicious Vietnamese food. We ordered a range of appetizers, pho, rice plates and meat/seafood entrées all of which were absolutely amazing. There was no menu item we would not recommend and it's honestly hard to choose a favorite item so select whatever you feel like. A standout was also the cocktails, which were really imaginative and delicious and not what I would expect from a Vietnamese restaurant so definitely grab a cocktail too!
I'm such a huge fan of soups that's why I ended up wanting to try La Dong. I heard great things but honestly it did not live up to the hype. The soup broth was a let down. It was too sweet and flat in flavor. The beef pieces in the soup although a generous amount, they were hard and chewy. Also, where are the herbs and the soy sprouts?! Instead I got some super spicy jalapenos and marinated garlic, no thanks. Overall underwhelming especially during a special Viet food renaissance moment in NYC. My friend's vermicelli looked good though! I wish I ordered something else.
i have been here twice now and enjoy this restaurant a lot. stylish and fun interior no matter which table you are at! the staff members i've interacted with are ok, not overly friendly or helpful but not cold either. wagyu pho - my favorite item here. the meat is so tender and generously portioned. broth is fragrant and is poured by a staff member when it is delivered to your table. chicken wings - my second favorite item here. they are half wing pieces so easy to eat and each piece has soft bone. punchy strong flavor in the best way. pate and bone marrow - my mom loved this one. comes with toasted bread as well to spread the dish on. well worth the price. chicken phi (dry) - felt quite healthy but not as unique. vietnamese coffee - flavorful and creamy. better than the coconut coffee (which was too sweet) banh mi - just ok, didn't stand out to us. shaking beef - good but other dishes were better! dessert - only one choice and it's a great one. sticky banana rice with coconut ice cream. the banana ripeness is perfect and dish quality reminds me of desserts that i have had in southeast asia. great with the coconut ice cream. literally brought my mom here to try this dish.
FOOD: Its northern style food, pho is good. but the food itself isn't that authentic, its a hybrid thai - viet spot. the wings were really skinny but the soup dishes were ok. honestly not bad for NYC. Banh beo was not good - rice too thick and the nuoc mam isnt good. not authentic Service: standard service, not bad. They didnt speak Vietnamese at all, which was interesting. They pronounced my common Vietnamese last name wrong lol its ok and the food pronunciations were off. Ambiance: very nice decor, good vibes
Came to La Dong twice and both times were truly amazing. The service is great and the interior is superb. Definitely worth checking out and trying a few dishes from the menu. There's a variety of appetizers, and entrees to choose from and fun mocktails. The Shaken Beef and Curry were my favorite bc of how flavorful they were. They both paired so well with white rice.
I'm pretty sure I've written previously that I actually don't care about the decor of a restaurant, as I'm more interested in the food. Well, La Dong made me care. It's freaking beautiful in here. Whoever designed this place deserves some sort of award. The ceiling of umbrellas is an amazing touch, and I love that mural up front as well. Luckily the food is excellent as well.* We shared a number of starters, and while they were beautiful and tasty (banh xeo!), the complimentary shrimp chips and the mains were the standouts for me. Namely: 1. The Ca Ri Hai San Ca, a seafood and egg curry concoction that had us wanting to lick the plate, and 2. The Chien Nuoc Mam, a deboned branzino that was fried and sauced to perfection. It's served with the skeleton curled the plate like the serpent Jörmungandr, except instead of being curled around the world, it was curled around the most delicious chunks of fish you've ever tasted. Enjoy. _____________ *You should be aware that the food may not necessarily be "authentic" Vietnamese food. However, I think these complaints should largely be ignored, as (1) food is not static; it is ever-evolving, and the heavy French influence on Vietnamese cuisine should have you questioning what specific point in history do you want current food to emulate? Also, (2) if the food here at La Dong was "authentic" no doubt people would be complaining about the prices and how they could get the same thing for less elsewhere. read more
Fantastic Vietnamese restaurant off Union Square. The interior is beautifully designed with lots of dark wood and feels authentically SE Asian. Servers are delightful, very helpful, pleasant and efficient. We came for lunch and the food was excellent. We ordered the side add ons as well as the lunch menu items but the portions were so generous we need not have. What we ate: Cara Cara Summer Roll. This was light and refreshing. I frequently find the Peanut dipping sauce served with summer rolls to be cloying, this one wasn't. Spring Rolls. These were made with some sort of shredded outer wrapper that was crisp and crunchy rather than the usual soy or rice paper. The pork and crab filling was good. Really enjoyed these! Salad. Lunch comes with a complimentary small salad. It was great and had a yuzu soy dressing that had a wasabi type heat. Pork Bahn Mi. Delicious, over stuffed sandwich. The pork was braised and tender and balanced well with the pickled vegetables. I'd order this or one of the other Bahn Mi again for sure. Lemongrass Chicken over rice. Delicious again. Big portion with plenty of chicken and a fried egg along with nuts and salad. The chicken was tender and flavorsome. Prices at lunchtime are very reasonable especially given the sizes of the portions. At night the menu is more varied and slightly more expensive. I'd definitely come back here for either lunch or dinner and look forward to doing so soon! read more
2 years ago
The service was nice but the restaurant is quite crowded. It was very hard to sit in our booth or even get out of it. If you are able to get a seat, I would recommend asking for the middle table. 1. Sugarcane Shrimp (8/10): Good sauce, flavor was good, would get again 2. Morning Glory (8/10): Delicious but so small and not worth the price 3. Bun Cha Hanoi (8/10): Hard to eat, not much meat and hard to share 4. Manila Clams (mussels) (5/10): They ran out of clams and substituted it with mussels but it was not fresh at all and did not taste very good. Flavor is also super bland 5. Wagyu Pho (10/10): Super clean, not heavy, probably my favorite thing there that gave this a higher rating. Would definitely go back for 6. Crab Fried Rice (8/10): It was fine, very standard, had good amounts of crab I was not very impressed by the drinks but it is a cute place for dinner. I was also sad that there wasn't much dessert on the menu. I would definitely come back to try the banh mi and more pho next time. read more
Food: Waygu Pho 3/5 - I get that the price point is based on the meat but no bowl of pho should cost $34. Note that this is the pho in general is the Northern Vietnam style so you won't get the same condiments as you're used to. Pho was good but not for that price Bo luc lac (shaking beef) 4/5 - great flavor and also overly priced, but they're using Waygu steak so I guess it's expected Crispy spring roll 2.5/5 - not what I expected but it's got a much different wrap on it. Some kind of flaky outer shell. I also don't love when a Vietnamese restaurant uses the words summer and spring rolls incorrectly. We only use spring rolls and egg rolls if you want to be legit Ambiance - 5/5 for the vibe and feel of the restaurant Service 5/5 - waitress was prompt with taking our orders and checking up on us Overall, decent place for Vietnamese food but I'm still on the hunt for a great one in NYC read more
It's hard to find a good Vietnamese joint in NYC (weird but true), so when La Dong opened, immediately knew I wanted to check it out. The menu had a lot of great options. Opted to get: 1. Water spinach: pretty good. Small though 2. Shaking beef: it was alright. I've had better elsewhere. The cilantro salad on the side was pretty bomb though. 3. Bun cha: pretty good. Overall, the food in La Dong was pretty good, albeit servings were on the smaller side. Kinda pricey for the size of the servings. Would come back to check out the other food. Ambience was nice. Definitely a nicer Viet joint vs the others. Service was good. Tables were a bit cramped together to make the most of the space. Even though they touted La Dong as modern Vietnamese, the food itself wasn't thaaat modern or different - probably the ambience vs anything. If you're looking for true bomb modern Viet, I'd opt for Monsieur Vo. Overall good, though nothing out of this world different read more
Really good food, super attentive staff, and stunningly decorated space. We had the sugarcane shrimp appetizer, classic bahn mi, and Waygu pho. All were delicious, but the bahn mi stood out as especially elevated -- it came with a truffle soup that was a perfect compliment to the fresh toppings and flavourful meat filling. The staff were highly attentive, keeping the water glasses full, removing all trash from the table almost instantaneously, and guiding you through your space. The decor is varied and stunning, everything shows a great attention to detail -- beautiful space for a delicious meal! read more
We ordered steam mussels, beef wagyu pho, grilled Branzino and Grilled pork (Bun Cha) and coconut ice cream. Overall the foods are delicious and flavorful. I'd surely give five stars for the steam mussels and grilled Branzino and coconut ice cream. The service deserves a Five stars. Everyone is friendly and respectful. A shout out to our waitress, Tari B, who explained about the menu clearly and patiently and served our dinner with a smile. The decor and ambiance of this restaurant is very pleasant. We came for dinner and during peak hours. The lighting is nice and the noise level is good. read more
2 years ago
Vibes & ambiance? Check and Check! Prepare to be wowed the second you walk in the door. This restaurant is from the same team behind Thai Villa which will become clear right away. It is beautiful, so cozy and you'll feel like you are walking into a very special space. Honestly even the bathrooms were gorgeous... The food is also noteworthy, don't worry. They started us with complimentary fish chips, and our first app of the night were the Banh Beo (steamed rice cake). It's served in four small dishes that you add a little sauce to and dig in. It was tasty! Next were the banh xeo (Vietnamese tumeric crepe). Also very tasty but it was served on a waffle cone ish sort of taco shell. I loved the filling of shrimp, shallots and beansprouts. Next time I visit, I would pass on ordering those two dishes again. Onto the things I LOVED. One of my favorites of the meal was the Ca Ri Hai San (stir fried seafood & egg). The sauce was so flavorful and cream, I couldn't get enough of it over rice. And oh man, the seafood bites mixed in were delicious. If you are looking for the perfect thing to share with the table and you love seafood as much as me, get the Ca Chien Nuoc Mam (fried deboned whole branzino)! There was another whole branzino on the menu but we went with this was basically because no one was up for deboning a shared fish. It was truly SO good and I can't recommend it enough. We needed a little bit of green on the table so we got the morning glory veggies as the perfect fresh bite. It was a great lunch and I cannot wait to stop back in. read more
8 months ago
So we ordered the fish and I'm not sure what was going on but I felt a bit allergic to whatever was on it. My throat wasn't closing up or anything but it was feeling uncomfortable for sure. It was a bit difficult to eat between two people so I probably wouldn't recommend it as your protein of choice between two people. Everything else was okay not bad food and drinks. The establishment is beautiful though. I'd probably give it a 3.5, so will round to 4. read more
Disappointing. Pho broth flavor is okay; dry pho is unfortunately nothing like a real pho kho, had weirdly rubbery noodles and underwhelming seasoning. The bone marrow and chicken liver pate appetizer came with a bone containing the least amount of marrow I've ever seen. It was legit less than half a teaspoon's worth of marrow, this plate should never have passed quality control and left the kitchen. read more
Loved trying a new restaurant in NYC - and we love Vietnamese food! La Dong offers a new taken on your favorite classics! Great service, great flavors - would highly recommend PS the Bahn MI was excellent and very different from what we've had read more
1 year ago
I took my friend from CA out for girl night. We supposed to go to other restaurant, but it was closed for a private event for few hours, so we found this Thai Vietnamese restaurant next-door, and they have vegetarian option for my friend, so we decided to eat here. I'm very easy eating so every food we order here are no meat dishes. We start with..... - Vegetable summer roll: it is ok, I'm not crazy about the dipping sauce so our server gives me a seafood sauce (which spicier but my friend couldn't eat it because it has fish sauce inside) - Sauteed morning glory: also good but a bit salty, probably have to eat with rice but we just have it as a appetizer. - Vegetable Pho: I admit nothing compared to an authentic Vietnamese restaurant in Queens. - Overall, food is ok, decoration is great, very beautiful place especially decoration on the ceiling. Service is very friendly and polite. If you are not serious about real taste of food, this place is trendy and have very nice ambiance. read more
Came back for round two with the kids. Did a walk in at 6:15pm as I couldn't find a reservation on line. They were very nice and gave me a table that I had to give back within an hour, which was fine with me given it was a school night anyway. Tasty dishes, kids loved the pho! The broth was so flavourful. So happy to have this restaurant in the neighbourhood! read more
We were able to make a same day reservation on the weekend. The restaurant is beautifully decorated, but the tables were a bit close together. The service was friendly and we were able to take our time. We ordered the Bún Chả Hanoi which comes with grilled pork skewers, crab & shrimp spring roll, vermicelli, fresh herbs, pickle & sweet fish sauce dip. We also got the Pho Hà Nội which comes with rice noodle, slow cooked brisket, raw chuck eye, shallot, scallion, cilantro, side of pickled garlic & bird eye chili. This was plenty of food for 2 people and we were both full after. The pho soup was flavorful and it came with a good portion of meat. I wish the waitress explained how to properly eat the Bún Chả Hanoi, but we just made rolls with the lettuce and rice noodles and meat. The grilled pork and spring rolls were flavorful and well prepared. I will definitely be back! read more
2 years ago
More like 3.5 stars but rounding down. Opened by the same team as Thai Villa, the interior is beautiful! The servers were attentive and very sweet, better than Thai Villa for sure. The food was a bit hit or miss for us. We had the steamed rice cake and crispy spring rolls to start. I enjoyed both apps. The entrees were a bit medicore- we had the seafood yellow curry and wagyu pho. The pho broth wasn't as fragrant and rich as I usually like, but the wagyu slices and noodles were good. I wouldn't recommend the seafood yellow curry, the seafood was all extremely fishy and tasted very defrosted. The yellow curry itself was spicy yet sweet and I liked that, but the fishy seafood took away from the curry. Overall, not terrible but I heard such great things, I thought it would be better! read more
2 years ago
Let's start with the obvious: Nothing in Manhattan (outside of Chinatown and maybe Curry Hill) is authentic to its original culinary culture anymore. If you plucked a native resident from a country like, say, Thailand and plopped them in the middle of a popular Thai restaurant in this borough, they'd cringe at the Westernization of the menu items, then cry at the prices of the items being 10x what they'd pay back home. We don't have authentic cuisine in Manhattan, just fusion and "elevated". It's the only way restaurants can get away with charging the prices they do. And it gives them cover when they're inevitably criticized for authenticity by being able to say it's just "inspired" or "interpreted" or "reimagined" or some other marketing euphemism for "not trying to be authentic". You know what I'm talking about. La Dong isn't authentic Vietnamese food, let alone authentic Vietnamese street food. It serves "elevated" versions of street food classics in pretty presentations in beautiful rooms with stunning decor--which no doubt pleases the clientele that skews heavily, heavily white. The Banh Beo was the best of what we tried, as the fish sauce was on point and the rice flour was the right texture. On the other hand, the Banh Xeo was a colossal disappointment. I won't even get into how wrong it is to harden and waffle-ize the wrap into a taco shell (semi-points for being creative, I suppose) because that crime kind of speaks for itself. It was the filling that was felonious. Where were all the veggies and herbs? Why was it so bland? And why was each banh xeo so...effing...SMALL??? For entrees, we figured we might as well check out the classic Pho Ha Noi because if you can't get pho right, why are you even here? The broth was quite umami, and the beef--cooked two ways--was well done. But I couldn't get over the lack of fresh herbs. Where was the basil? Where was the lemongrass? Garlic and chili peppers on the SIDE and not stewing in the stock where they belong? What newfangled devilry is this, at $21 a bowl? The only reason I'm not ruling out a return visit is that the prices weren't as shockingly high as other upscale-ified Asian restaurants in Manhattan. But my quest for real Vietnamese food in the borough continues, though at this point, it's starting to feel like the quest will end as disappointingly as season 8 of Game of Thrones. read more
It's not good as I expected, one of the reason might be because the AC cold down the food during I was chatting with my friends. Most of the dishes were not surprising, it's just regular Vietnam food. I really like the coconut sea salt coffee, which is really special! Recommend this drink to everyone read more
What an unexpected (Michelin Guide) GEM near Union Square for upscale Vietnamese food! My friend and I took advantage of their weekday lunch special (runs from 11:30 am-3:30 pm), which affords you a $16-19 main dish (pho, banh mi, or noodle/rice dish), accompanied by a salad or soup. For a restaurant like this where dinner entrees run for $21-43, this is a fantastic deal. The portions were excellently sized, and our dishes were really tasty. My friend also got Vietnamese iced coffee and it was giant. They have the full range of beer, wine, fancier cocktails, and a robust list of non-alcoholic options, so there's something for everyone. In addition, the restaurant itself is stunning and photogenic. It is perfect for an intimate meal or to bring a date you want to impress. Enjoy! read more
6 months ago
I know that you need to make reservations in NYC. But, I was like... do I need to make a reservation for Vietnamese restaurant? In my neighborhood, I can just go and eat in no time. Trust me... you want to make reservation to dine in. The restaurant is well decorated place but bit of tight space due to many people dining in. However, food was just amazing. If I live in NYC, I will visit at least once a week. read more
7 months ago
Beautiful restaurant, tasty food and very nice presentation. Make sure you book your reservation in advance as there is a wait for dinner. A bit pricey, hence 4 stars instead of 5. read more
La Dong is a new Vietnamese restaurant made by the Thai Villa folks that features creative takes on classic Vietnamese dishes. You should be aware that this spot is not necessarily "authentic," however, the good news is that the food is pretty good. Service here is great, our server was helpful in navigating the menu and was attentive throughout the meal. No complaints! The food here is pretty solid. My favorite was the pho, which I thought to be one of the better renditions in a city that doesn't have a ton of great pho. The broth was flavorful and fragrant, though don't expect huge portion sizes here. The bun cha was pretty solid, an above average take of the dish, though I'd say the flavors were a bit muted. Overall, I think La Dong is solid! I'd come back here for sure, just for the pho, though there's some room for improvement. read more
1 year ago
+ I wish I could give more than 5 stars! The beef pho and spring rolls are an absolute must-try -- packed with flavor and so satisfying. The service was excellent, and the staff made me feel genuinely welcome. The food? Honestly, some of the best Vietnamese I've ever had. I'll definitely be coming back again and again. Highly recommend! read more
8 months ago
1 year ago
The food and atmosphere here are perfect. Upsclae feeling with a homely vibe of food. Earth and TK are great bartenders and highly recommend walking in and sitting at the bar if their tables are packed. Everything is great here from the Ca Phe cocktail, ban beo, and the banh xeo, and bun cha hanoi read more
8 months ago
Food and ambiance are awesome! We had a great time there. One of the best Vietnamese restaurants in NYC. read more
If you're looking for Vietnamese cuisine that hits both the comfort and wow factor, La Dông is it. From the moment we walked in, the space blew us away--warm wooden accents, arched details, and vintage-style lanterns gave it a cozy yet upscale vibe. It somehow feels both like a hidden gem and a trendy destination at the same time. I ordered the shrimp with sugarcane served alongside a flavorful plum dipping sauce. It was beautifully presented and delicious--the shrimp was tender and savory with a hint of sweetness from the sugarcane, and the plum sauce added the perfect tangy balance. My friends ordered the bánh mì and a bowl of pho. The bánh mì was generously filled and had that satisfying crunch you hope for in the bread. The pho had a rich, aromatic broth and was topped with fresh herbs and tender cuts of meat--definitely a standout. Service was friendly and attentive, and even though the place was buzzing, we never felt rushed. La Dông makes a strong case for being one of the best Vietnamese spots in the city--not just for the food, but for the full experience. I'll definitely be back read more
A very welcoming and buzzy vibe. A bit loud for dinner conversation. I had the pomelo salad which was ear-tingling levels of spice and the vegetarian pho which was good but not packed with flavor. I'd like to return to try a meat dish. Many staff with earbuds floating around, my water level never dipped! read more
Ambiance, decor and vibe were so cute. Crowded on a random Tuesday night while it was snowing. We had a reservation and were seated right away. Our server Bond recommended a number of food items and everything was great. read more
4 months ago
1 year ago
Loved it, I'm not a repeat person but I'll come back here :) Food is yummy, service friendly and fast, and ambiance is lively! I didn't have any traditional Vietnamese dishes but I'll come back for that to see how they are. The items I did try - sugarcane shrimp, ca chien nuoc mam (fried branzino), and dry duck noodle were delicious! People who like sweet sauces will like the sauces here. Everything is very flavorful and plated nicely. Our server was great and sooo fast. They clear the table and make room for more dishes for you. We finished paying and sat and chatted for 10-15 min and they didn't rush us out which was very nice of them. Overall coming back to try more :) read more
This restaurant just opened 4 days ago and is from the same owners as Thai Villa and Pranakhon! They gutted the whole area and built great architecture inside. Even for the 4th day, they had a sizable number of diners. They start out by giving you light crisps to dip into chili paste. We got the Vietnamese crêpe, which was basically like a taco or waffle cone wrap. The only downside was that it fell apart in our hand because of the crunch. The shaking beef was delicious and had a very good sauce. The grilled pork and dipping noodle was yummy as well. The winner here for me was dipping the vermicelli in the fish oil. Can't wait to try more -- this spot will get crowded quick. read more
Truly amazing! From the food to the service, absolutely no complaints. The restaurant is so beautifully decorated too. Went for lunch on a Saturday and the place was packed - glad I made a reservation. The beef carpaccio and Pho Ha Noi were both standout dishes. Would definitely go back! read more
2 months ago
1 year ago
From the moment I walked into La Dong, I felt genuinely welcomed. The host greeted me with grace, and soon after, I was seated and greeted by a waiter whose smile and energy lit up the room. I was hungry, and he got straight to the point--efficient, kind, and attentive. While waiting for my chicken pho, I was surprised with a complimentary snack that literally melted in my mouth. Such a thoughtful touch and absolutely delicious. The best pho I've ever had, rich, flavorful broth, perfectly tender chicken, and fresh herbs that brought everything together. I didn't need or want anything else. I was fully satisfied and left so happy. The ambiance was cozy, clean, and calming. If you're looking for soul-warming pho, La Dong is the place to go. read more
Great Vietnamese spot, really nice decor love the vibe. Food was awesome, classics like pho, but they have a ton of entrees and apps as well. Get the short ribs you will not be disappointed! The service was also super quick and the waiters are really nice & accommodating read more
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