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After Eden | Cocktail & Coffee Bar

After Eden | Cocktail & Coffee Bar

After Eden | Cocktail & Coffee Bar · Lower East Side • $$

After Eden starts your morning with Vietnamese coffee and bánh mì, then slips into something darker: a moody cocktail lounge where Southeast Asian ingredients meet serious mixology.

Burp Bowl Cafe

Burp Bowl Cafe

Financial District • $

Don't judge Burp Bowl by its unassuming storefront—this hole-in-the-wall slings serious rice noodles with tender beef, rich broths, and authentic mala spice that'll surprise you.

Pho Dragon Restaurant

Pho Dragon Restaurant

Chelsea

This Greenwich Village spot serves pho with clean-tasting, MSG-free broth that locals swear by. Beyond the bowls, try the clay-pot chicken with quail eggs or bun thit heo nuong, a generous mix of rice noodles, grilled pork chops, and spring rolls.

Pho Real - Southeast Asian Restaurant

Pho Real - Southeast Asian Restaurant

Midtown • $$

A rare find: 100% gluten and dairy-free Asian menu where celiacs can order without worry. Think crispy shrimp cakes, flavorful vermicelli bowls, and pho in a stylish, peaceful setting.

Ngon Vietnamese Kitchen

Ngon Vietnamese Kitchen

East Village • $$

Carol Nguyen moved to New York to cook for her daughter, and you're invited to the table. She brings generations of Hanoi family recipes to the East Village, cooking from memory rather than altering a thing.

Laut

Laut

Chelsea • $20

Hanging signs and colorful murals make you feel like you've stumbled into a Southeast Asian alleyway buzzing with food vendors. Come hungry for nasi lemak, a painter's palette of funky pickled things, and that crave-worthy soft-shell chili crab.

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Holiday Ramen Social

Jin Ramen Upper West Side · Upper West Side

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The Shops at Columbus Circle · Manhattan

Spring Cafe

Chinatown

$$

Bánh Vietnamese Shop House

Bánh · Upper West Side

$$

DAO Dim Sum & Chinese Cuisine

Midtown

$$

Bistrot Ha

Lower East Side

Pho Maiden Lane

Financial District

Mama's TOO! Pizzeria West Village

West Village

$

Hello Vietpho

Tribeca

Simply Noodles

Upper West Side

$$

JoJu

Midtown

$$

Nam Sơn

Chinatown

$

OBAO

Hell's Kitchen

$$

Hanoi House

East Village

$$

The Pho Lexington

Upper East Side

$$

Suram Sushi & Ramen

Hell's Kitchen

$$

Mama Pho

Midtown

$$

Kyuramen - Chinatown

Little Italy

$$

Phở Bằng

Little Italy

$

An'nam

Theater District

$$

Pho Amsterdam

Morningside Heights

$$

V-Nam Cafe

East Village

$

Banh Mi Cart

Civic Center

Bánh Mì Cô Út

Chinatown

$

Nón Lá

East Village

$$

Sen Saigon

Chinatown

$$

Plant-Blossom

Hell's Kitchen

$

Koo Thai (Upper West Side)

Upper West Side

Sai Gon Dep

Manhattan

$

Cloud Vietnamese Restaurant

Manhattan

$$

Just Pho You

Upper West Side

Banh Mi Cart

Financial District

Lai Rai

Chinatown

Kyuramen - Times Square

Hell's Kitchen

$$

Phở Gà Vàng

Two Bridges

$$

Sao Mai

East Village

$

Vegan Ginger Root

Upper East Side

$$

Kitchen Cô Út

Chinatown

$

Coney Shack

Financial District

$$

Saigon Vietnamese Sandwich Deli

Little Italy

$

Banh Mi Cafe

East Village

Karakatta

Greenwich Village

$$

Ajisen Ramen

Chelsea

$$

Le Viêt Thai

Upper East Side

$

Wok In Duane

Tribeca

Bánh Anh Em

East Village

Plant Bar NYC: Nomad

Manhattan

Pig and Khao - UWS

Upper West Side

Xe May Sandwich Shop - Upper East Side

Upper East Side

An Choi

Manhattan

$$

New York City Wine & Food Festival

Manhattan

Maison Passerelle

Financial District

$$$$

Van Đa

Manhattan

$$

Thái Sơn

Chinatown

$

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