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Just Pato Dinner by Shanta Tran & Juan Carlos Rodriguez

Just Pato Dinner by Shanta Tran & Juan Carlos Rodriguez

October 25 at 7:30pm (This weekend)

Studio Bumi · Downtown Brooklyn

One long table, a parade of duck dishes, and a room full of soon-to-be friends. Poco Pato's chefs channel their Peruvian and Vietnamese roots into a guided BYOB dinner built for connection.

Henry's

Henry's

Park Slope • $

Crispy-crusted banh mi loaded with tender grilled meats and tangy pickled veg, all at prices that make weekly visits a no-brainer. Grab-and-go only, but your sandwich will be ready in minutes.

Falansai

Falansai

Greenpoint • $$$

Chef Eric Tran fuses his Vietnamese and Mexican heritage into dishes that feel both familiar and surprising: think tuna crunch on sesame crackers, lamb neck braised in pho spices, and Vietnamese tamales with confit duck. The intimate Greenpoint space feels like a dinner party at your most talented friend's place.

Hola La Pho

Hola La Pho

Bay Ridge • $$

Brooklyn's Bay Ridge finally has proper Vietnamese food, and the pho broth delivers real comfort. The menu surprises—crispy calamari and curry shine alongside traditional bowls.

Banhmigos & Coffee

Banhmigos & Coffee

Greenpoint • $

This small chain's beef short ribs pho swaps standard slices for fall-off-the-bone ribs and marrow-rich broth. The banh mi are solid too, with fresh fillings and perfectly crispy-soft bread.

Maya Congee Cafe

Maya Congee Cafe

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Maya Congee Cafe reimagines comfort food with quinoa-studded congee and silky ginger turmeric chicken soup. The Bed-Stuy shop doubles as a micro Asian market peddling noodles and housemade chili crisp.

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Di An Di

Greenpoint

$$

Sammich Shop

Sunset Park

$$

Sushi & Noodles

Bushwick

$$

Phở Hoài 牛肉河粉

Homecrest

$

Phobar

Park Slope

$$

Xifu Food

Downtown Brooklyn

$

Little Saigon Pearl

Brooklyn

$

Banh Mi Place

Prospect Heights

$

Banhmigos - Vanderbilt

Prospect Heights

$$

HOM Cafe & Wine

Park Slope

Wok Fushion Kitchen

Downtown Brooklyn

Pho BK

Sunset Park

$

Pho Table - Bath Beach

Bath Beach

Mama Pho (by Bedford Gardens)

Williamsburg

$$

Lucy's Vietnamese - Bedford Stuyvesant

Bedford-Stuyvesant

$

Bricolage

Park Slope

Lucy's Vietnamese - 649 Grand St

Williamsburg

Em Vietnamese Bistro

Dumbo

$

Hanco's

Boerum Hill

$

Phở Hoài

Fort Hamilton

$

Lucy's Vietnamese

Bushwick

$$

Banh Mi Stop

Bay Ridge

Maya Congee Cafe - Fulton St

Clinton Hill

$$

Banhmigos

Brooklyn Heights

$

Bolero

Williamsburg

$$

Hanco's

Park Slope

$

Money Cat Vietnamese American

Bushwick

$$

Banhmigos

Park Slope

$

Bia

Southside

$

Hanco's

Brooklyn Heights

$

Banhmi-Pro

Boerum Hill

$

Little Mo

Bushwick

$$

Pho You

Clinton Hill

$

Pho Table - Dyker Heights

Dyker Heights

Bedford Gardens

Williamsburg

$$

Thanh Đa

Sunset Park

$

Lotus Vegetarian

Flatbush

$

Mekong BK

Clinton Hill

$$

Banhmigos Park Place

Crown Heights

$

Little Thanh Đa

Sunset Park

High Lúa

Williamsburg

$$

Pho 60

Borough Park

$

Pho Viet Nam

Homecrest

$

Tha Homie Bachi LLC

Bedford-Stuyvesant

$$

Brew Memories

Park Slope

$

Mr. Banh Mi

Brooklyn

$

Ba Xuyên

Sunset Park

$

Stang Thai

Windsor Terrace

$$

Dock Asian Eatery

Bushwick

$$

Mai's Vietnamese Restaurant

Bay Ridge

$

Em

Bath Beach

$

Pho Viet

Sunset Park

$

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