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Bao Noodles Restaurant Review

391 Second Ave. (E. 22nd St.) Send to Phone
New YorkNY 10010
212-725-7770 | Menu
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Traditional and hearty Vietnamese cuisine in a brasserie-like ambience. Bao Noodles Restaurant is one of our 2012 | Top 10 NY Vietnamese Restaurants |

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Set in the hinterlands of Gramercy Park on a relatively quiet Second Avenue block, this Vietnamese restaurant is an affordable standout. With some decorating nods to the French (the long, cozy wooden banquettes and thin strips of faux-aged mirrors that run along the wall evoke a brasserie-like ambience), Bao Noodles serves up home-style traditional and hearty fare from all regions of Vietnam. Try the pork belly braised in coconut juice and served with hard-boiled eggs. The Hanoi style fish is cubed, deep-fried, finished with turmeric, dill, chilies, and fish sauce. Pho is a menu staple as are, as the restaurant's name suggests, several variations on traditional noodle dishes.

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