Le Gaz — all mentions

in:Recent eats: Buvette, Schaller & Weber, Le Gaz, Homemade Dumpling, Gnocchi on 9th, Mei Lai Wah, M&O Market, Original Soupman18 pts
“So delicious I wanted to chew it. I got the "cà phê muối", which is their iced coffee with condensed milk plus a salted cold foam. Bit of a wait, but so worth it.”
H2
in:Does anyone in NYC know and love Vietnamese coffee? Where are your go-to spots?3 pts
replying to u/justflipping: Which ones have you already tried? I like the below places: - Le Phin - Banh - Le gaz - Ba Xuyen - Diem Eatery - Banh Mi Co Ut Not all New Yorkers like their coffee on the sweeter. There’s still a market for black coffee. You can ask for your Vietnamese coffee to be less sweet, with less milk, etc.
“I've tried banh and le gaz and I think they were the top for me so far, but gaz was still too over-priced imo and banh felt a little weak but with decent taste.”
H2
in:What I ate visiting NYC for a week3 pts
replying to u/frogtownrd: mughlai and Le gaz are good choices!
“Le gaz is a bit of an annoying scene but their coffee is good”
H2
in:Recent eats: Buvette, Schaller & Weber, Le Gaz, Homemade Dumpling, Gnocchi on 9th, Mei Lai Wah, M&O Market, Original Soupman1 pts
“So delicious I wanted to chew it. I got the "cà phê muối", which is their iced coffee with condensed milk plus a salted cold foam. Bit of a wait, but so worth it.”
H2
in:Recent eats: Buvette, Schaller & Weber, Le Gaz, Homemade Dumpling, Gnocchi on 9th, Mei Lai Wah, M&O Market, Original Soupman1 pts
“So delicious I wanted to chew it. I got the "cà phê muối", which is their iced coffee with condensed milk plus a salted cold foam. Bit of a wait, but so worth it.”
H2
in:Bánh mì chảo and Cà phê mắm (fish sauce iced coffee) at Phê1 pts
replying to u/elevenpaperairplane: It's alright! Not bad for $7.50 but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. 75% as strong as I'd want it I think the main con is that I didn't see anyone ordering drinks that wasn't also eating in, so I don't know if that's an option on weekends (weekdays are drinks-only). They do have other options like bạc xỉu I didn't try if I was going just for the cà phê sứa đá, I'd go to Hien From Vietnam (bougie) or Kitchen Cô Út ($5!) instead. Both also in Chinatown not too far away
“Le Gaz is just around the corner and does great cà phê sứa đá as well”
H2
postWhat I ate visiting NYC for a week137 pts
“my boyfriend insisted we sit here and he got a second drink so it must have been good.”
H1
in:Best Vietnamese coffee?59 pts
“Le Gaz (LES, good)”
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in:Does anyone in NYC know and love Vietnamese coffee? Where are your go-to spots?6 pts
“I like the below places: - Le Phin - Banh - Le gaz - Ba Xuyen - Diem Eatery - Banh Mi Co Ut”
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in:What I ate visiting NYC for a week6 pts
“mughlai and Le gaz are good choices!”
H1
in:Any recs on Vietnamese cafes in downtown or Brooklyn5 pts
“Other options: - Larry’s Ca Phe - Diem Eatery - Le gaz”
H1
in:Best Vietnamese coffee?1 pts
“Le Gaz, Hien, Larry's Ca Phe.”
H1