“Ive found the best pho and it’s a hidden underated gem: Non La in LES. Their Special Pho is legit and authentic.”
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“Ive found the best pho and it’s a hidden underated gem: Non La in LES. Their Special Pho is legit and authentic.”
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“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
“love their BBH”
H2
“They have a good bun bo hue imo”
H2
“Those are my preferred pho places over madame vo(too sweet)”
H2
“Nón Lá, similarly, is only worth going for the bún bò Huế and nothing else.”
H2
“that or non la is where i go to scratch my itch when i'm missing San Jose pho back in the bay.”
H2
“I recently discovered Non La in LES that has great pho”
H2
“I've found all-right pho around the city but none that has really wowed me EXCEPT Non La on 4th St. I always get the pho Thai and after trying soooo many places, this one is the closest I've been able to find to that amazing west coast flavor here in Manhattan.”
H2
“Hands down Non La - Im not a BBH person but their soup was crack. Even wanted to just order a soup to go!”
H2
“I went yesterday after seeing it recommended by someone from the pacific NW, and it was truly so delicious!! Finally some real, delicious broth!!!”
H2
“Tbh I thought the broth was pretty bland and the noodles were a little overcooked.”
H2
“BBH at Nón Lá is so good!! Everything else is just ok”
H2
“Non La because its tasty”
H2
“I actually love Non La other food but find their pho too sweet?!?!”
H2
“Nowon, Hanoi House, and Non La if you like Asian!”
H1
“For Vietnamese food in Manhattan 1. Non La”
H1
“There are good vietnamese spots, but not to a high concentration like philly or houston. Check out Mam, Banh (awesome specials), Hanoi House, Ba Xuyen, Saigon Vietnamese Deli, Di an Di, Falansai (more fusion), Non La.”
H1
“Non La has better food.”
H1
“non la or kitchen co ut”
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“Non La”
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“Places that I have tried that are mid or not good (if it ain't REALLY GOOD, I DON'T want it): * Nam Son * Lucy's * District Saigon * High Lua * 5ive Spice * Sao Mai * Little Mo * Non La * LuAnne's Wild Ginger”
H1
“Some general Manhattan recommendations: Vietnamese: - Banh - Kitchen Co Ut - Non La”
H1
“Non La for viet”
H1
“I've found Non La in EV to be really good”
H1
“I do really like Non La in the east village”
H1
“If you want something authentic, instead opt for Kitchen Cô Út or Nón Lá, both nearby in Lower Manhattan.”
H1
“just tried Non La and it blew me away!!!”
H1
“Non La”
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“I lived in the city for 12 years and never found a spot I felt good about recommending until Non La”
H1
“I love Non La in the East Village”
H1
“Madame Vo, Non La and V-Nam are also in the neighborhood, and all pretty good.”
H1
“Non La is like, i want vietnamese food and i want it be efficient and delicious”
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“Non La.”
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“Non la in the west village - it’s AMAZING”
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“And I like Non La. :)”
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“Non La (Vietnamese in the EV, amazing)”
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“Non La. Good quality ingredients but not overly modern or precious”
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“Non La most likely”
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