“I had a really good one at Two Wheels on the Upper West Side, specifically the chargrilled pork version. The meat was really good. The bread was excellent. I thought it was better than any of the ones I've had in Chinatown.”
H3
6.4/10Vietnamese
AI-generated summary
Get the . People say the bread is excellent and the chargrilled pork is the one to order. The have their own following. It's more bougie than the Chinatown shops, which regulars say is fine because the food is better for it. The drinks run sweet and the gets mixed reviews.
“I had a really good one at Two Wheels on the Upper West Side, specifically the chargrilled pork version. The meat was really good. The bread was excellent. I thought it was better than any of the ones I've had in Chinatown.”
H3
“Nah son two wheels is ass. Idk if I got a bad day or something, but there was barely any veggies, the meat was bland, the bread was dry and tough, and it was drenched in mayo.”
H3
“Not a good Pho, do not recommend, but the yuzu cucumber drink was nice.”
H2
“I really like their pork banh mi, and their pho is good too.”
H2
“The wings from Two Wheels!”
H2
“Honorable mention of TWO WHEELS drink options but they are a tad too sweet.”
H2
“Some of my favorites in the area on the UWS are Covacha (Mexican— great happy hour), Two Wheels (Vietnamese— grab some Bahn mis to go and eat at craft and carry or hoptimist)”
H2
“Two wheels is…not what I’d call bougie but I like their version”
H2
“Two wheels- vietnamese chicken wings! (Banh mi is solid too)”
H2
“Seconding two wheels specifically. Great banh mi”
H2
“Two wheels’ wings are unbelievable”
H2
“Two Wheels on the UWS is my favorite. I've only ever had the marinated steak kind there, so I can't speak to the other varieties.”
H2