“IMO their broth is a little lacking compared to Nom Nam but they have the Northern garnishes like the pickled garlic and chiliin vinegar.”
H3
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“IMO their broth is a little lacking compared to Nom Nam but they have the Northern garnishes like the pickled garlic and chiliin vinegar.”
H3
“I ordered the Loi Gau and did wish it was sliced thinner since it's a tougher cut of beef. It could've been a bigger portion for the price too.”
H3
“My fav 2 places are ichiran ramen and norther pho at Tenten so far.”
H2
“Ten Ten, Madame Vo and Hanoi House, all in lower Manhattan, offer fried dough with their pho. It’s about cheaper and very authentic.”
H2
“Tènten has the most authentic Northern cuisine I’ve had in the entire country.”
H2
“Northern phỏ in general is best at Tènten”
H2
“You're right that they had a good pho.”
H2
“Ten Ten and Pho Ga Vang, both very authentic and in Chinatown.”
H2
“Tenten in Little Italy/Chinatown makes a good Northern style pho with fresh noodles.”
H2
“I’ve gone to tenten quite a few times and I’ve always had a great time. Their pho taste the same as back in my hometown”
H2
“Ten Ten in Chinatown all the way if you like Hanoian pho, really rich broth and great meat.”
H2
“Ten ten is the best pho in NYC period.”
H2
“If you're looking for Northern pho I had Tenten recently. It's good and u/2u3ee approved.”
H2
“Ten ten has the best Hanoi style pho”
H2
“I went to Tènten and it was some of the worst pho I’ve ever had.”
H2
“[TenTen](https://tentennyc.square.site/) in Chinatown is also very good. Both have pho for under $20 and are better than Saigon Shack.”
H2
“Tènten on Baxter has much better Northern pho imo”
H2
“Tenten is decent for Pho Ha Noi! Seen people complain about it not being authentic enough, but honestly it is as good as it gets!”
H2
“Sadly agreed. Different take on “pho” but not quite the fix I was looking for”
H2
“I think Tenten is probably the best in manhattan, but I hesitate to recommend it to people because their "Tai Gau" is super similar to other places in New York.”
H2
“I find ten ten pho far superior even if it’s hole in the wall.”
H2
“But the amount of times I've eaten pho broth that just tastes like msg and water with light hint of spices in NYC is a joke, especially for the amount of $ they charge.”
H2
“Ten ten is a traditional northern style pho. If that’s your thing it’s the new hot one in lower Manhattan for northern style.”
H2
“9. ten ten (119 Baxter St, Chinatown) - different selections of northern pho, like how a proper pho joint should be. Noodles are thin and wide, like how a proper bowl of pho should be. If they nail the broth, this can seriously topple Diandi”
H2
“The best for Hanoi pho is Tenten by Canal Street where they have a happy hour special where all pho is $11+ tax between 3PM-5PM.”
H2
“had tenten take out pho the other day, was mid ngl”
H2
“ten ten made the list and got a dedicated post.”
H1
“Lower Manhattan favs include: - Kitchen Co Ut - Tenten - Pho Ga Vang - Hanoi House”
H1
“In that area, Tenten in Chinatown would fit the bill.”
H1
“I haven't been disappointed each time I've gone.”
H1
“tenten (a bit hit or miss)”
H1
“Tenten and it’s not particularly close”
H1
“I tried Ten Ten last week. Was not impressed. I wouldn’t even put it in my top 20 in the city.”
H1
“not ten ten as much”
H1
“Tenten tbh, bonus points for it being no fuss spot.”
H1
“Nom nam and ten ten have been my favorites this year.”
H1
“Tenten”
H1
“tenten, nom nam”
H1
“Tenten”
H1
“Yes ten ten was one of my favourite find in 2024.”
H1
“Tenten”
H1
“Ten ten, banh mi co ut 2 (second location has fresher banh mi)”
H1
“Idk, it was really bland and then I looked at the Google reviews and people were saying that they’re very inconsistent.”
H1
“Tenten and mắm and those two only.”
H1
“the b***s*** that was Tenten”
H1
“Bruh check your taste buds before you do an hour long video breaking down watered down concentrates.”
H1
“Tenten is my personal favorite”
H1