NHASANG
Authentic Vietnamese flavors meet the perfect cup of coffee in a cozy neighborhood setting.
CLOSEDOpens Wednesday at 11:30 am
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Display Allpho(96) coffee(95) recommend(38) drink(34) egg(33) sweet(31) family(28) cake(24) beef(23) soup(23) tea(21) fresh(20)Personnel gentil ,bon service , restaurant propre, soupe très bonne je recommande vraiment se restaurant 👌🏼👌🏼
First off, we did not try their coffee maybe their coffee is super good but the food was really just OK. To sum it up, this place is "Jack of 3 dishes & master of none". We tried their pho, Cambodian curry noodle & Japanese udon. The pho here is average, they don't have the Bun Bo Hue, they give you more than average noodles sure... but the noodles were a bit overcooked, a bit soggy. Cambodian curry noodles, it tastes OK, but my God the presentation is godawful! & after you mix the noodles up with the curry, it looks like a pile of vomit! In addition, I think they did not strain the vermicelli enough, so there was a lot of water left in the bowl, which ended up diluting the curry. The curry was mild, too, not spicy & the restaurant didn't have any chilly oil. The Japanese udon, if my taste bud is not mistaken, you can actually buy your own soup base (I am pretty sure is Marutomo Agodashi Soup Base) & just make your own... The rest of it is just fish & beef balls. I can literally make my own at home for probably around $5. Lastly, the spring rolls were good, they were fresh, but they needed to roll it tighter, it was loose & eating it was a bit of a mess. We did not try any of their coffee & dessert, maybe those are the highlights of this place... But I'm sorry, food wise, I cannot give it a 5 stars & I wouldn't come back for the food.