Crispy calamari w/ divine sauce, authentic pho, and a beloved Vietnamese gem.
This Vietnamese eatery is a beloved spot in Manhattan, known for its authentic flavors and comforting dishes. Many patrons rave about their pho, a flavorful noodle soup, and their uniquely prepared fried calamari. The restaurant also offers other traditional Vietnamese fare, making it a go-to for a satisfying and delicious meal.
The food here is primarily Vietnamese, with a strong emphasis on pho, which is frequently recommended for its flavor. The fried calamari is also a standout dish, noted for its unique preparation that results in crispy edges and a delicious sauce. While most feedback is positive, one comment suggests that their soup dumplings are not as good as those at another establishment.
"Customers frequently recommend the pho for its flavor and the fried calamari for its unique crispy preparation and delicious sauce."
Customers generally have a positive sentiment towards this restaurant, often praising the quality and authenticity of the Vietnamese cuisine, particularly the pho and fried calamari.
Important Note
One user suggested that the soup dumplings at this restaurant are not as good as those at Pasteur Grill.
"The user mentions that Pasteur Grill's soup dumplings are superior to Nha Trang One."
Negative"This commenter likes Nha Trang One for its pho and affordability ($12), noting that while others may criticize NYC pho, they enjoy this spot."
Positive"This user mentioned Nha Trang on Baxter Street as their usual go-to spot during the lunar new year parade weekend to catch the dragon dance. They also noted that the restaurant posts about the event on their Instagram."
Positive"Acknowledges that older-school places in Manhattan's Chinatown, like Phở Bỉnh, also serve bánh hỏi. The bún chả there was pretty good."
Positive"This user recommended Nha Trang One Vietnamese as a lunch spot in the SoHo area."
Neutral"Nha Trang One on Baxter St. was highly praised for its fried calamari, which is cut uniquely for crispy edges and tossed in a light, slightly spicy, divine sauce."
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