“Banh - pho or whatever weekend soup specials they have”
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All 237 rated mentions, most helpful first
“Banh - pho or whatever weekend soup specials they have”
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“Banh veggie dry style pho”
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“Banh makes great banh mi”
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“- Pho (Banh)”
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“Banh is overhyped.”
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“Banh on the UWS has a fantastic vegan pesto banh mi.”
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“I’ll leave the formal reviews to experts like u/2u3ee, but this is definitely a top Bánh Mì imo, second only to the spot on Elizabeth St.”
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“Banh mi from Banh or Saiguette”
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“Banh excels in their weekend specials. They have dishes that I had never dreamed of having outside of Vietnam.”
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“The pho at Banh (UWS/Morningside) is solid!!”
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“My viet wife loves the banh mi and snail dish they serve.”
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“Banh on the UWS! Banh cuon is a weekend special and its good (am Vietnamese)”
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“I had a great cha ca la vong as a special at Banh on the UWS. Maybe not as good as spots in OC, SJ, or Hanoi but it hit the spots.”
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“I like banh mi more at saiguette but banh is better on almost any traditional regional dishes”
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“I love banh! But they don’t have banh hoi unfortunately. Their banh mi slaps though!”
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“Their banh mi is the most authentic north of midtown.”
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“That happened to me at Bahn too which was ridiculous because I was there by myself and finished eating in like 40 minutes.”
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“go to Banh in UWS, their com ga is also divine”
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“I liked their regular banh mi.”
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“The pandan chiffon cake from Banh was just insane.”
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“Báhn in UWS has báhn mi that is on par”
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“-Bánh for Pho”
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“I think Banh in the UWS (their sister restaurant) has some great Banh Mi also”
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“I've tried banh and le gaz and I think they were the top for me so far, but gaz was still too over-priced imo and banh felt a little weak but with decent taste.”
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“banh (in the UWS) serves a decent bowl. the chef/owner is from vn. haven’t tried her banh mi. the banh bot chien (fried egg + daikon cake) is delicious!”
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“Had a recent very good pho from Banh”
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“Bánh on UWS has a solid bun cha”
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“I’ve had Banh’s banh cuon and it’s really good.”
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“their pho is pretty good”
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“I disliked Banh because the bread was like a French baguette and not ideal airy ones”
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“- Vietnamese: Bánh on the Upper West Side (order pho or bánh mi)”
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“Banh for Banh Mi”
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“The pho at Bánh is excellent so perhaps their vegan pho is also good?”
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“I live right next to *Banh* and *Saiguette*, both of which come highly recommended from civilians, but neither has quite hit the mark for me. Something about the food often feels white-washed or incomplete, as if the flavors have been mucked up.”
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“Banh or Kitchen Co Ut are better in terms of all dishes other than Pho.”
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“Don't forget to get an egg creme cold brew at banh! soo good”
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“Way better than Banh - which really only has decent quality ingredients going for it.”
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“Banh’s bun cha is so subpar”
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“It’s very authentic. Their pho is slightly too star-anise-forward for my liking, but I especially like their weekend offerings (which change weekly).”
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“Banh’s bbq pork banh mi. The flavor on that pork is unbelievable”
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“for some reason they're just not very good with soup?”
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“banh does everything well except for their soup. I agree.”
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“Banh is prob the best of our options with a beefier broth that is satisfying enough but not mind blowing.”
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“Unpopular opinion but I didn't like Banh. I think they have a rotating menu so maybe we went on a day when their offerings were less than stellar. Spouse is Vietnamese and we didn't finish at least one dish at Banh.”
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“this has been my number 1 place for me to take friends that had little to non exposure to the cuisine. This makes great impression, except for pho.”
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“I agree with Bahn being overpriced, tiny portions, and overhyped”
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“The best pho is Banh on Amsterdam & 106th St. It’s fresh and not too intense like it’s been sitting around too long.”
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“I’m no expert but I love the egg coffee at Banh.”
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“Banh's dry veggie pho (comes with a bunch of seasonal veggies)”
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“I love Banh's banh mi”
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