“The chicken pho broth was flavorful but a bit too salty for me. I liked the lime salt pepper dipping sauce (muoi tieu chanh?) they served with it. Pretty generous portion too.”
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“The chicken pho broth was flavorful but a bit too salty for me. I liked the lime salt pepper dipping sauce (muoi tieu chanh?) they served with it. Pretty generous portion too.”
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“Pho Ga Vang isn’t that good. On the pricey side compared to other pho spores in lower Manhattan. Personally, I feel like the broth is way too salty”
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“Pho Ga Vang - pho ga”
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“For chicken pho, Pho Ga Vang is the best I’ve found so far.”
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“Pho Ga Vang - pho ga”
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“Some options: Hanoi in Brooklyn, Sao Mai in East Village, Pho Ga Vang in LES”
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“A spot like Pho Ga Vang - cheaper, more homely, not catering to the $25-bowl crowd should be way higher than La Dong.”
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“Pho Ga Vang specializes in chicken pho and is good quality.”
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“Ten Ten and Pho Ga Vang, both very authentic and in Chinatown.”
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“I had their chicken pho yesterday and it was really really good. I texted my extended family group chat based in Virginia to check out the Eden Center location after the meal because it was that good.”
H2
“I would also do pho such as chicken pho from Pho Ga Vang.”
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“some of the sauces reminded me of the really exciting sauces at Mam, plus beautifully cooked proteins and great broth”
H2
“Pho Ga Vang is chicken dishes only, but everything I’ve had has been pretty good”
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“the chicken pho is really good”
H2
“Pho Ga Vang didn't make the pho list because of their noodle choice.”
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“pho ga vang made the list.”
H1
“My go-to pho spots are Hanoi House, Pho Ga Vang, and Mam (when it's on the menu).”
H1
“Lower Manhattan favs include: - Kitchen Co Ut - Tenten - Pho Ga Vang - Hanoi House”
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“Pho Ga Vang should be on that list.”
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“Pho Ga Vang was really good, surprised that didn’t make your top pho list”
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“Pho ga vang”
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“Also had pretty good bowls recently at La Dong and Pho Ga Vang.”
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“Mắm, Banh, Pho Ga Vang, Nom Nam”
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“viet: mam, banh anh em, sao mai (banh xeo specifically), madame vo, monsieur vo, hanoi house (not the absolute most authentic), kitchen co ut, banh mi co ut, tenten (a bit hit or miss), pho ga vang”
H1
“Pho Ga Vang”
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“Pho Ga Vang, Bo Ky and Pho Bang are great too.”
H1
“pho ga vang?”
H1
“Found these places quiet when I went recently.”
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“Shu Jiao Fu Zhou - Super Taste - Pho Ga Vang - North Dumpling”
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“This is the undisputed best in NYC”
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“Pho Ga Vang or Nom Nam”
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“I’ve only been once but I thought Pho Ga Vang was really good”
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“Pho Ga Vang”
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“Pho Ga Vang”
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“As for Vietnamese spots, I recommend Nom Nam, Kitchen Co Ut, and Pho Ga Vang. I advise you keep your expectations low. They're good for NYC, but won't blow your socks off like Vietnamese food found in Philly, California, or Texas.”
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“Pho Ga Vang in Chinatown (Manhattan).”
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“Had this a few weeks ago and it was fantastic”
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“I’m thinking of getting the soup from pho ga vang (our fave) and ordering noodles from somewhere else to pour it over.”
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“Pho Ga Vang has fantastic pho, better than most places, and is very under the radar.”
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“Agreed, this is the place!”
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“Yes, this trumps pho ga vang (fight me).”
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“You get shitty pieces of chicken.”
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“Nom Nam, Pho Ga Vang, Kitchen Co Ut.”
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“They can be very good but inconsistent.”
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