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Exceptional grilling distinguishes neat-as-a-pin Nga from its Little Saigon competitors. Inside the spring rolls' rice-paper wrappers, mild-mannered, room-temperature vermicelli snuggles next to marinated bits of chicken still hot from the grill; the contrast in tastes and temperatures is all good. Rice plates -- beds of you-know-what adorned with various grilled meats and slivers of vegetables -- pull off a similar feat. Roll those goodies in a piece of cool leaf lettuce, dip the assemblage in the sprightly fish sauce, and reflect on the joys of complexity.
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Houston has the best Vietnamese restaurants in the country -- the problem is picking one. We like Nga's, a little unassuming joint with a friendly atmosphere and a hip clientele. There are all kinds of discoveries on this menu, but the waiter tells us the most popular thing to order is No. 123, do-it-yourself spring rolls. He brings you a mixed grill of skewers and meats on a bed of vermicelli. On another plate are lettuce and basil leaves and a pile of round rice papers. Don't worry if you... More »
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