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Pho Viet Huong
73 Mulberry St, New York, NY
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Cuisine | Vietnamese | |
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Hours | Daily 10:30am–10:30pm | |
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Location | Between Bayard and Canal Sts, Chinatown | |
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Transportation | Subway: 6, N, Q, or R to Canal St | |
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Phone | 212/233-8988 | |
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Prices | Appetizers $3–$8.50; soups $6–$7; main courses $10–$25 | |
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Credit Cards | AE,MC,V | |
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The best Vietnamese restaurant in Chinatown is Pho Viet Huong. The menu is vast and needs intense perusing, but your waiter will help you. The Vietnamese know soup, and pho, a beef-based soup served with many ingredients, is the most famous, but the hot-and-sour canh soup is the real deal. The small version is more than enough for two to share. The odd pairing of barbecued beef wrapped in grape leaves is another of the restaurant’s specialties and should not be missed, while the bun, various meats and vegetables served over rice vermicelli, is simple, hearty, and inexpensive. All of the above is best washed down with an icy cold Saigon beer.
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.
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