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Like it's smaller sibling, Than Da II, this spic-and-span restaurant produces excellent banh mi. At this larger outpost, the real draws are the noodle soups and sundry Vietnamese dishes, which are more vibrant than any in the area. Bun bo Hue, spicy beef noodle soup from the city of Hue, boasts a truly wonderful broth--deeply beefy and chile-spiked, topped with a handful of Vietnamese basil. Steamed rice noodles topped with cucumbers, herbs, fried shallots and ham roll are a cool, slippery treat, especially zested with fish sauce.
Thanh Da dishes up a great banh mi, that's for sure, but the real reason to ride the N train over to Sunset Park is for its bun bo Hue, the spicy beef soup from Hue, located in central Vietnam. The rich broth is packed with fiery chiles and showered with herbs; it's an instant cure for a cold or just general hunger. It's also one of the few spots in New York where you can find other regional soups like the crab-paste-and-tomato-based bun rieu, plus harder-to-find specialities like banh xeo.... More »
Welcome to 100 Dishes to Eat Now, Fork in the Road's handy list of some of our favorite dishes -- old standbys and new finds alike -- compiled daily. Today's pick: Bun bo Hue soup ($6.25) from Thanh ... More »
Picture the first Vietnamese cook to come face to face with a simple, bland French baguette, brought by the colonial regime. What to do? First, the cook remakes the bread, blending rice flour with the wheat to create a delicate, fluffy crumb and... More »
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