“Nam son... #1, beef cube over rice, bun bo hue”
H2
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“Nam son... #1, beef cube over rice, bun bo hue”
H2
“nam son is kind of inconsistent and i feel like their broth never has that much depth”
H2
“Nam Son - Three items over rice”
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“For pho, I think Nam Son and Kitchen Co Ut in Chinatown are good.”
H2
“For more classic msg taste pho it’s Nam son or Thai Son.”
H2
“nam son in Chinatown is my go to ever since I was a kid”
H2
“Nam Son was good, but their portions are down (a lot).”
H2
“Nam son on grand st has the best classic banh mi imo.”
H2
“I'd recommend Kitchen Co Ut for hu tieu nam vang, and Nam Son for hu tieu kho.”
H2
“Nam Son stays at the top of my list for fat portions and extremely cheap dishes. Stellar example of inexpensive Viet”
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“If you want grilled chicken I would suggest Nam son”
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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
“Pho grand and nam som are both old standbys for me”
H1
“Pho Grand/Nam Son for casual sit down Vietnamese”
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“it’s not the best but it’ll do”
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“Nam Son (Vietnamese)”
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“Yes. Or nam son on grand. Sister restaurants, same menu”
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“Nam son”
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“second favorite is Nam Son on Grand St.”
H1
“personally I enjoyed Nam Son or Thai Son (sister restaurants) in Chinatown.”
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“always saigon banh mi, nam son and sister restaurant near centre street”
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“Agreed, Nam Son has them and it's so good.”
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“Crab forward flavor though. My friend does not like it, but i love that.”
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“Bo ky; west new Malaysia; nam son; cafe china; somtum der...”
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