“Ive found the best pho and it’s a hidden underated gem: Non La in LES. Their Special Pho is legit and authentic.”
H3
7.2/10Vietnamese
AI-generated summary
Get the bun bo hue. It's what people come back for, and a few say it's the only thing worth ordering. The splits people, some call the the most flavorful in Manhattan while others find it too sweet or bland. Seating is limited and it's BYOB.
“Ive found the best pho and it’s a hidden underated gem: Non La in LES. Their Special Pho is legit and authentic.”
H3
“Nón Lá in the East Village makes a great bun bo hue”
H2
“Non La also does bun Bo hue and it’s ok”
H2
“Nón Lá - BYOB Vietnamese place in east village that is cheap, delicious, and always plays”
H2
“Non La rivals that! I highly recommend!”
H2
“My neighborhood spot is Nón Lá. I alternate between pho tai or the house combo bún (with mix of grilled shrimp, springs rolls, and pork) and of course an iced Viet coffee.”
H2
“Bun bo hue at Non La, pricey but the flavor almost makes you forget you're living in the Viet wasteland of NYC.”
H2
“I tried this and didn’t hate it, would order again.”
H2
“The best one is @ Non La”
H2
“I like non la’s broth but the meat in the pho Thai is eh.”
H2
“Tried it last night because of your comment. THANK YOU!!!”
H2
“I found the broth more flavorful than anywhere else I have been in Manhattan, the main reason I like the place.”
H2