A hidden gem in Chinatown serving exceptional Vietnamese noodle soups, including a standout phở gà [1]. Perfect for a casual meal with a comforting broth and tender chicken [1].
Willa Moore reviews Kitchen Cô Út, a Chinatown spot serving exceptional Vietnamese noodle soups like phở gà and bún bò huế, perfect for a casual meal.
This Chinatown spot is a highly recommended Vietnamese restaurant, standing out for its exceptional noodle soups like the phở gà and bún bò huế [1]. The phở gà is particularly praised for its tender chicken and deeply flavorful broth, making it a comforting choice [1]. The restaurant also offers a well-executed bún bò huế, a less common but delicious pork and beef noodle soup [1]. Its spacious interior with low lighting makes it suitable for various dining occasions [1].
The restaurant is lauded for its authentic Vietnamese noodle soups, with particular highlights being the phở gà and bún bò huế [1]. The phở gà features tender dark meat chicken and a deeply flavorful broth, while the bún bò huế is noted for its well-executed, slightly funky shrimp paste flavor [1]. It's also mentioned as a place to potentially find dishes like Canh Chua Ca and Banh Chung [3, 4]. Some diners consider it the best Vietnamese restaurant in the area, surpassing others [2].
"Standout dishes include the phở gà, praised for its tender chicken and flavorful broth, and the bún bò huế, a well-executed pork and beef noodle soup [1]. The restaurant is also noted for its bun thit nuong, banh xeo, and com tam [5]."
Customers generally have a positive sentiment towards the restaurant, with specific praise for its authentic Vietnamese noodle soups and dishes like phở gà and bún bò huế [1]. Some users mention minor inconveniences like credit card fees but still consider the food amazing [2].
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One commenter noted an annoying credit card fee and some practices at the restaurant, though still found the food amazing [2].
"In response to a question about their banh canh cua, this user asked if the other user had tried it, stating that Kitchen Co It is the only restaurant in NYC that offers it."
Neutral"This user acknowledges Kitchen Co It as good, but finds their credit card fee and some practices annoying. They still consider it amazing despite it not being their top preference."
Positive"This user strongly recommends Kitchen Co It, stating it surpasses all other Vietnamese restaurants in the area."
Positive"This commenter mentioned that Kitchen Co Ut seems to be the place for banh canh and also frequently offers Hu Tieu Nam Vang and Chao Long, with special dishes often available on weekends."
Positive"This commenter confirmed that Kitchen Co Ut has banh canh on its menu, though they noted that such specialty soups might not be ordered frequently by customers."
Positive"Kitchen Co Ut has offered banh canh previously and often has soup specials, so it's worth keeping an eye on their menu for potential returns or other soup offerings."
Positive"The user listed Kitchen Co Ut as a potential easy walk-in option in lower Manhattan."
Neutral"This commenter added that the Banh Mi shop associated with Kitchen Co Ut was selling Banh Chung before a holiday and might still have it."
Positive"This user suggested Kitchen Co Ut as a potential place to find Banh Chung."
Positive"The original poster acknowledged the recommendation for Kitchen C oout and the lack of h extsubscript extleftarrow extrightarrowu ti extsubscript extleftarrow extrightarrowfu elsewhere, noting they visited when it first opened and may need to revisit."
Neutral"The commenter questioned why Kitchen C oout is ranked low on the original poster's list, highlighting its authentic Southern Vietnamese food like bò né, which is hard to find elsewhere in the city."
Neutral"Kitchen Co Ut is listed as one of several good options for soups and noodles during snowy weather."
Positive"Kitchen Co Ut in Chinatown was recommended."
Positive"The commenter mentioned Kitchen C oout in Manhattan Chinatown has h extsubscript extleftarrow extrightarrowu ti extsubscript extleftarrow extrightarrowfu, noting the broth is served on the side and they haven't had enough to fully assess its quality."
Neutral"The commenter inquired about the absence of Hu Tieu in NYC, stating it's their favorite Vietnamese soup and was readily available in Florida."
Neutral"Kitchen Co Ut is listed as one of the few good Vietnamese casual dining spots in NYC."
Positive"Kitchen Co Ut is recommended as a restaurant."
Neutral"The commenter suggested that Kitchen Co Ut is the closest place to find Canh Chua Ca, which might be similar to the Ca Kho To the original poster is looking for."
Neutral"Kitchen Co Ut is listed as a Vietnamese restaurant option."
Positive"Kitchen Co Ut is recommended as a humble Vietnamese spot in NYC that serves decent bun thit nuong and banh xeo, standing out for its quality despite not being in a traditional Vietnamese hub."
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